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In recent weeks, Ukrainian intelligence have disabled two locomotives transporting weapons from Russia. Photo: Ukrinform

Ukraine’s intelligence disables locomotive transporting weapons from Russia

Ukrainian military intelligence has carried out a successful sabotage operation targeting railway infrastructure in Russia’s southwestern city of Voronezh, the Ukrinform news agency reported on Saturday, citing intelligence sources.

CIA director John Ratcliffe. Photo: Valerie Plesch for The Washington Post via Getty Images

US cuts intelligence sharing with Ukraine

The U.S. has stopped sharing military intelligence with Ukraine as part of its suspension of aid, the CIA’s director said on Wednesday, though media outlets reported that some information is still being sent through to Kyiv.

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Ukrainian intelligence denies orchestrating Slovak public protests as coup bid

Ukraine’s Main Intelligence Directorate (HUR) has denied orchestrating protests in Slovakia after the country’s prime minister accused it of working though a Georgian group to plot a coup d’etat in Slovakia.

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Polish spy agency detains another Belarusian in foreign intelligence sabotage probe

A Polish court has placed a Belarusian suspect in three months pre-trial detention after being detained by the Internal Security Agency (ABW) on suspicion of committing acts of sabotage for foreign intelligence.

Russia could be prepared to launch an attack on NATO countries by 2030 Russia, says German spy chief. Photo by Contributor/Getty Images

German intelligence chief warns Russia could be ready to attack NATO by 2030

Russia could be prepared to launch an attack on NATO countries by 2030, the head of the German Federal Intelligence Service (BND) has said.

Poland's Minister of Digital Affairs Krzysztof Gawkowski (L) and Interior Minister Tomasz Siemoniak. Photo: PAP/Tomasz Gzell

Poland breaks up cyberattack ring linked to Russian/Belarusian intelligence services

Poland’s security services have jointly identified and dismantled a ring of ‘cyber-saboteurs’ involved in data theft, blackmail, and “conducting de facto cyberwar,” the minister of digital affairs has said.

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German intelligence issues warning against Russian cyberattack unit

A German counterintelligence agency issued a warning on Monday against a hacker group belonging to Russia’s GRU military intelligence agency it said was responsible for cyberattacks on European and NATO countries.

Ostafyevo Airport. The huge circular antenna arrays were installed in 2018. (Bing Maps)

Ukraine says its drones struck Russian facilities near Moscow

The Ukrainian military intelligence service, the HUR, has said it has carried out a drone strike on an airport near Moscow along with an electronic counter-intelligence center.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz (L), CEO of Rheinmetall Armin Papperger (C) and German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius (R) with artillery ammunition. Photo: David Hecker/Getty Images

U.S. intelligence tipped off Germany of Russian plot to assassinate defense firm CEO

A Russian plot to murder the CEO of German defense contractor Rheinmetall was foiled by German authorities following a tip-off from U.S. intelligence, CNN has reported.

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Poland arrests nine on suspicion of sabotage for Russian intelligence

Poland’s prime minister says nine people have been arrested on suspicion of sabotage ‘on behalf of Russia’s intelligence services’.

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Lithuanian intelligence report: Russians can sustain war effort for two more years

High oil prices, sanctions evasion, and state investment are furnishing Russia with adequate resources to sustain its current level of engagement in Ukraine for at least another two years, a report by Lithuanian intelligence agencies released on Thursday highlighted.