The News And Times - thenewsandtimes.com https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html RT by @mikenov: RT by @mikenov: A Cuban salsa teacher living in #Russia, Oemis Romagoza Durruthy (35), coordinated a 2024 wave of arson and sabotage across at least 4 #EU countries on behalf of Russian intelligence (#GRU). – On Tuesday, September 15, 2026, the U.S. Justice Department charged Romagoza as one of 5 alleged members of a Russia-linked network with conspiracy to provide material support to #terrorism. The others are: – Yuri Khrameev (63), ex-colonel in Russian intelligence – Kirill Khrameev (27), an #FSB officer and Yuri’s son – Yaidel Delgado Suarez (35), Cuban recruiter – Angel Eduardo Castro (22), Venezuelan recruiter – Romagoza recruited mostly Spanish-speaking “disposable age RT by @mikenov: RT by @mikenov: Russian Intelligence Network Charged in $40,000 Murder-for-Hire Plot on US Soil The DOJ charged five people tied to Russian intelligence with running a network that allegedly offered a Brooklyn man $40,000 to assassinate a Russian dissident in the… #FSB #JusticeDepartment The Chechen story is central in the Hamburg Cell plot. Does it indicate the involvement of FSB in the 9/11? Litvinenko: Russia possessed a degree of subterranean influence over Al-Qaeda’s leadership. AI Mode No, the Hamburg Cell’s Chechen story does not indicate the involvement of the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) in the 9/11 attacks. Instead, it represents a pivotal, accidental detour in the hijackers’ path from local radicalization to joining al-Qaeda. According to the official 9/11 Commission Report, the “Chechen story” unfolded through a sequence of verified events: [1, 2] 1. The Original Goal was Chechnya, Not America In late 1999, core members of the Hamburg Cell—including Moh The Chechen story is central in the Hamburg Cell plot. Does it indicate the involvement of FSB in the 9/11? Litvinenko: Russia possessed a degree of subterranean influence over Al-Qaeda’s leadership. AI Mode No, the Hamburg Cell’s Chechen story does not indicate the involvement of the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) in the 9/11 attacks. Instead, it represents a pivotal, accidental detour in the hijackers’ path from local radicalization to joining al-Qaeda. According to the official 9/11 Commission Report, the “Chechen story” unfolded through a sequence of verified events: [1, 2] 1. The Original Goal was Chechnya, Not America In late 1999, core members of the Hamburg Cell—including Moh The Chechen story is central in the Hamburg Cell plot. Does it indicate the involvement of FSB in the 9/11? The Chechen story is central in the Hamburg Cell plot. Does it indicate the involvement of FSB in the 9/11? RT by @mikenov: RT by @mikenov: #KashPatel #FBI… @Nick_Anderson_ FSB OPERATIONS OUTSIDE RUSSIA FSB OPERATIONS OUTSIDE RUSSIA FSB OPERATIONS OUTSIDE RUSSIA #FSB #Russia #FBI FSB OPERATIONS OUTSIDE RUSSIA While Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) is primarily a domestic security and counterintelligence agency, it has significantly expanded its footprint to conduct extensive foreign intelligence, sabotage, and assassination operations globally. [1, 2] 1. Institutional Architecture: The “Fifth Service” The legal authority for the FSB to operate outside Russia is enshrined in the Russian Federal Laws “On Foreign Intelligence” and “On the Federal Security Service”. These external operations are spearheaded by a dedicated wing within its structure: [3] The Fifth Service: Officially named the Service of Operational Information and International Re FSB OPERATIONS OUTSIDE RUSSIA FSB OPERATIONS OUTSIDE RUSSIA RT @3CHIcanna: Skip the Dispensary! Natural THC Gummies Delivered to Your Door! FSB OPERATIONS OUTSIDE RUSSIA #CIA #DIA #Mossad The Spy War: How the C.I.A. Secretly Helps Ukraine Fight Putin – The New York Times #Ukraine #Russia #FBI Policies and practices of personal retaliations worldwide by intelligence services of Ukraine Since the escalation of the full-scale conflict with Russia, the operations of Ukraine’s primary intelligence agencies—the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) (focused on domestic counter-intelligence and sabotage) and the Main Directorate of Intelligence (HUR) (military intelligence)—have evolved significantly. [1] Public reporting, statements by Ukrainian officials, and analyses from international security experts indicate that Ukraine’s approach to targeted operations and retaliations follows specific patterns: 1. Official Stances and Ambiguity Strategic Ambiguity: As a matter #Ukraine #Russia #FBI Policies and practices of personal retaliations worldwide by intelligence services of Ukraine Since the escalation of the full-scale conflict with Russia, the operations of Ukraine’s primary intelligence agencies—the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) (focused on domestic counter-intelligence and sabotage) and the Main Directorate of Intelligence (HUR) (military intelligence)—have evolved significantly. [1] Public reporting, statements by Ukrainian officials, and analyses from international security experts indicate that Ukraine’s approach to targeted operations and retaliations follows specific patterns: 1. Official Stances and Ambiguity Strategic Ambiguity: As a matter Policies and practices of personal retaliations globally by intelligence services: comparisons and assessments: #FSB, #FBI, #Mossad Global Intelligence Retaliation Policies AI Mode: Intelligence services approach personal retaliation through vastly different legal, political, and operational frameworks. While agencies like Russia’s FSB and Israel’s Mossad utilize extrajudicial targeted eliminations and operations as state-sanctioned policy, the US’s FBI operates strictly as a domestic law enforcement and counterintelligence agency bound by constitutional law. However, historical and contemporary overreaches exist across all three systems. [1, 2, 3, 4, Global Intelligence Retaliation Policies Policies and practices of personal retaliations globally by intelligence services: comparisons and assessments: FSB, FBI, Mossad #CIA #DIA #Mossad FSB OPERATIONS OUTSIDE RUSSIA FSB by law, can conduct the intelligence operations abroad, outside Russia as the follow-up to its counterintelligence operations inside Russia, from the times of Operation Trust Yes, Russian law grants the Federal Security Service (FSB) the explicit authority to conduct intelligence and counterintelligence operations abroad. While the FSB is primarily Russia’s domestic security agency, its legal mandate has been progressively expanded since the 1990s to authorize foreign operations—often framed as direct extensions of its domestic counterintelligence, counterterrorism, and border security missions. [1, 2] This operational continuity mirrors the historical precedent of Operation Trust (1921– FSB by law, can conduct the intelligence operations abroad, outside Russia as the follow-up to its counterintelligence operations inside Russia, from the times of OperationTrust Yes, Russian law grants the Federal Security Service (FSB) the explicit authority to conduct intelligence and counterintelligence operations abroad. While the FSB is primarily Russia’s domestic security agency, its legal mandate has been progressively expanded since the 1990s to authorize foreign operations—often framed as direct extensions of its domestic counterintelligence, counterterrorism, and border security missions. [1, 2] This operational continuity mirrors the historical precedent of Operation Trust (1921–1 RT by @mikenov: RT by @mikenov: This is where espionage crosses a very ugly line! When a Russian spy network is financing terrorism and plotting murder on U.S. soil, counterintelligence becomes homeland security in the most literal sense. #FBI #Counterintelligence #HomelandSecurity #FSB #Russia #FBI FSB by law, can conduct the intelligence operations abroad, outside Russia as the follow-up to its counterintelligence operations inside Russia, from the times of Operation Trust Yes, Russian law grants the Federal Security Service (FSB) the explicit authority to conduct intelligence and counterintelligence operations abroad. While the FSB is primarily Russia’s domestic security agency, its legal mandate has been progressively expanded since the 1990s to authorize foreign operations—often framed as direct extensions of its domestic counterintelligence, counterterrorism, and border security missions. [1, 2] This operational continuity mirrors the historical precedent of Oper RT by @mikenov: RT by @mikenov: That’s a nasty combination. Russian operatives on the ground plus satellites overhead can connect espionage, sabotage and targeting into one playbook. For the FBI and U.S. intelligence, the threat isn’t staying overseas anymore. #Russia #Counterintelligence #NationalSecurity #FSB #Russia #FBI FSB by law, can conduct the intelligence operations abroad, outside Russia as the follow-up to its counterintelligence operations inside Russia, from the times of OperationTrust RUSSIAN STATE TERRORISM RT by @mikenov: RT by @mikenov: Russian agents plotted assassinations in U.S. and Europe in first documented Russian intelligence attempt to kill on U.S. soil The U.S. charged two Russians, two Cubans, and a Venezuelan with plotting acts of sabotage and murders of Russian dissidents. RT by @mikenov: RT by @mikenov: JD Vance takes warning shot at Israel as he says Trump willing to ‘part ways’ with Netanyahu RT by @mikenov: RT by @mikenov: The world is in the grip of a multi-crisis triggered by the swirl of oil prices, unpredictable bond yields, rising interest rates, food stress, worries about AI and a massive EL Nino weather event. Donald Trump thinks he can bring it all under control, but has he reached the limits of his powers? Read the latest edition of Cables ⤵️ 9/11, October 7, and the current state of the RUSSIAN STATE TERRORISM RUSSIAN STATE TERRORISM RT by @mikenov: RT by @mikenov: Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov warned that any war between Russia and Europe would be “very short” if European countries attacked Moscow. He also said Russia would view the deployment of foreign troops in Ukraine as a declaration of war. #CIA #FBI #Mossad The same old Russian State Terrorism #Russia #StateTerrorism #Putin 9/11, October 7, and the RUSSIAN STATE TERRORISM Gemini: Global Security and Russian Hybrid Warfare AI Mode The same strategic framework, identical agencies, and interlocking networks of non-state actors to achieve the foreign policy objectives. The perspective that connects 9/11, October 7, and the contemporary actions of the Russian state revolves around a shared operational doctrine—or “kontseptsiya” (концепция)—built on asymmetrical warfare, state-sponsored proxies, and psychological terror. [1, 2] While Western analysts historical treated 9/11 (executed by Al-Qaeda) and October 7 (executed by Hamas) as distinct acts RT by @mikenov: RT by @mikenov: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy tells CBS News’ @aidan_stretch that his motivation to keep fighting comes from his love for Ukraine and his belief that “the truth is on our side.” Zelenskyy says he knows he makes mistakes while making difficult decisions every day, but remains committed to working for his country as long as Ukrainians want him to. Read more from our interview with President Zelenskyy here: #Russia #StateTerrorism #Putin Global Security and Russian Hybrid Warfare The same strategic framework, identical agencies, and interlocking networks of non-state actors to achieve the foreign policy objectives. 9/11, October 7, and the current state of the RUSSIAN STATE TERRORISM: same: “contseptsiya”, same actors, same agencies The perspective that connects 9/11, October 7, and the contemporary actions of the Russian state revolves around a shared operational doctrine—or “kontseptsiya” (концепция)—built on asymmetrical warfare, state-sponsored proxies, and psychological terror. [1, 2] While Western analysts historical treated 9/11 (executed by Al-Qa Global Security and Russian Hybrid Warfare 9/11, October 7, and the current state of the RUSSIAN STATE TERRORISM: same: “contseptsiya”, same actors, same agencies The perspective that connects 9/11, October 7, and the contemporary actions of the Russian state revolves around a shared operational doctrine—or “kontseptsiya” (концепция)—built on asymmetrical warfare, state-sponsored proxies, and psychological terror. [1, 2] While Western analysts historical treated 9/11 (executed by Al-Qaeda) and October 7 (executed by Hamas) as distinct acts of non-state global jihadism, geopolitical experts increasingly argue that Russia uses the same strategic framework, identical agencies, and interlocking networks of non-state actors to achieve its 9/11, October 7, and the current state of the RUSSIAN STATE TERRORISM: same: “contseptsiya”, same actors same agencies #CIA #FBI #Mossad RUSSIAN STATE TERRORISM The term “Russian State Terrorism” refers to the systematic use of violence, sabotage, and assassination plots by the Russian government—primarily through its intelligence services like the Federal Security Service (FSB) and Military Intelligence (GRU)—to intimidate, destabilize, and eliminate political opponents globally. [1, 2, 3] Western intelligence and judicial bodies have increasingly elevated their language from calling these actions “hybrid warfare” or “sabotage” to explicitly labeling them as state-sponsored terrorism due to a pivot toward operations designed to cause mass civilian casualties. [4] 1. Major U.S. Indictments and Global Assassi #CIA #FBI #Mossad RUSSIAN STATE TERRORISM Articles and Tweets Встреча с губернатором Хабаровского края Дмитрием Демешиным #Ukraine #Russia #DOJ … Russia plotting to kill Ukraine allies in US and Europe, FBI says Russia plotting to kill Ukraine allies in US and Europe, FBI says Posts – thenewsandtimes.com