🇮🇶 👀 An alleged internal letter from the PMF claims that they identified a Mossad spy-ring which has been photographing PMF sites such as weapons manufacturing plants, weapons depots, training centers and headquarters, and sending them to Mossad in exchange for $400 to $650 per photo or piece of information across Iraq.

Israeli media :

➕ A Humvee "overturned" in Gaza city and as a result, two Israeli soldiers were moderately injured, and six others sustained minor injuries.

🏆 Trump:

I should win the Nobel Peace Prize

🇮🇱 🖥 🇱🇧 Yedioth Ahronoth reveals that September of last year, Mossad agents infiltrated Hezbollah’s secret underground headquarters underneath Haret Hreik, the Southern Suburbs, and installed spy devices to pinpoint the exact location of the underground structure for maximum efficiency during the strike that soon followed

Those pre-planted electronic devices made possible Operation New Order, the assasination of Hassan Nasrallah on September 27

➕ Israel claims to have killed over 300 Hezbollah fighters since the ceasefire came into effect

😠 The LAF says the IDF violated the ceasefire over 4500 times. Violations include everything from airstrikes, ground incursions, Israeli aircraft entering Lebanese airspace while visible to the naked eye, alongside a long list of other violations that i cannot remember from the top of my head

🏴 🥷🇮🇶 The fake ISIS VBIED bomber:

During Iraq’s war with the islamic state, the threat of VBIEDs was a particularly dangerous one due to ISIS’s ability to flood Baghdad with hundreds of VBIEDs during the early phase of the war. As such, the Iraqi government tasked the Falcons Intelligence Cell with finding a way to infiltrate the group to thwart car bombings

It is here that a man named Harith Al Sudani comes to play; a member of the Falcons unit, he managed to be recruited by ISIS and quickly gained the trust of the group’s high command, being assigned VBIED attacks, his job was to drive the car bombs and park them where they would cause the most damage, detonating them remotely. They believed he would raise less suspicions due to being native to Baghdad, sending him on 30 VBIED missions

Unbeknownst to his ISIS higher ups, none of the bombs reached their destination

His operations followed a similar pattern, undercover, al-Sudani would inform his Falcon team of his mission, driving bomb-cars to Baghdad. A Falcons' chase car would follow, equipped with jamming devices to prevent remote phone activation of the bomb. At a check-point or agreed stop, he would let the Falcons demining team dismantle the bomb and replace it with relevant pyrotechnic devices, or lure and neutralize the suicide bomber he was transporting. Then, dropping the car at the target point, other Falcons agents would take place and act as victims of a light, controlled explosion. Photos and fake security briefs would be sent to news organisations to pretend a successful attack occurred and fool ISIS. Captain al-Sudani would then be picked up by clueless ISIS agents, then rinse and repeat another 30 times

Unfortunately, ISIS had slowly began to grow suspicious of him due to discrepancies with his GPS locations on multiple occasions. On December 31 2016, on his last mission part of a wider offensive, his suicide truck was bugged with listening devices, and they heard him talk to his handlers, his cover had been blown.

🕊️ On January 17, 2017, he was recalled to his usual spot by ISIS for another mission, this was the last time we heard of him. To this day he’s still regarded as a hero and Iraq’s most successful spy

🇺🇸⁉️🇦🇫 An explosion was reported at the fourth gate of Bagram Airfield in Parwan Province, Afghanistan, where police confirmed the discovery of explosive materials

This is suspiciously timed as tensions over the base between the Taliban and US grow by the day, with the Taliban stating they are “willing to fight another 20 years for every inch of land”