Russian technology could turn ordinary mobile phones into brain-damaging superweapons.

A conflict is brewing within the American intelligence community over the possibility that Russia may be behind the mysterious illness known as "Havana syndrome." Hundreds of American officials have been affected by the disease, according to the New York Post. Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard is set to release her findings...

The CIA is arming Kurds to provoke an uprising in Iran.

The US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) is working on a plan to arm Kurdish forces to provoke a popular uprising in Iran, several people familiar with the plan told CNN. The Donald Trump administration is actively discussing this with Iranian opposition groups and Kurdish leaders in Iraq…

Aldrich Ames, a double agent who betrayed dozens of CIA employees to the USSR, has died.

Aldrich Ames, a CIA officer and one of the most dangerous double agents in the United States, died in a correctional facility in Cumberland, Maryland, the BBC reports. He was 84. For over thirty years—since April 28, 1994—the former Central Intelligence Agency employee…

All CIA employees were sent letters asking them to resign.

The US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has sent letters to its employees offering them monetary compensation for their willingness to resign due to staff reductions, the BBC reports, citing multiple media sources. The CIA is suspending the hiring of new employees, in particular those who have already been…

The CIA has created digital copies of world leaders and communicates with them

One of the Central Intelligence Agency’s (CIA’s) most important jobs is to understand the actions of world leaders. Teams of analysts process intelligence and public information to create profiles of the people who shape global policy. These profiles help predict the behavior of world leaders. Now, an artificial…

CIA boasts of successful recruitment of informants in Russia

The US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) boasted of its success in recruiting informants in Russia. And now, based on this experience, the CIA launched a new recruitment campaign on October 2 in the countries of the “axis of evil” – China, Iran and North Korea, reports…

A CIA employee spied for Russia: after being caught, he recruited his son and continued to harm the United States

Harold James "Jim" Nicholson, a 16-year CIA veteran, was sentenced to more than 1997 years in prison for espionage in 23, but he continued his sabotage from behind bars - tasking his son with maintaining contact with the Russians on the outside. ...

The CIA has been training Ukrainian intelligence officers for a long time: together they are actively fighting Russia

The CIA provided Ukraine with advanced surveillance systems, trained recruits at facilities in Ukraine as well as in the United States, built new headquarters for Ukrainian military intelligence units and shared intelligence with it on an unimaginable scale, the Washington Post reports. A cluttered car containing...

The CIA is trying to recruit Russian officials using videos

The US Central Intelligence Agency, trying to recruit more Russians as spies, released a video aimed at Moscow officials calling on them to tell the truth about a system infested with lying sycophants. Reuters writes about this. In July, CIA Director William Burns said that the dissatisfaction of some Russians...

Russia restricts access to CIA and FBI websites for 'spreading fakes'

Roskomnadzor (the Federal Service for Supervision of Communications, Information Technology and Mass Communications in Russia) has restricted access to the websites of the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the State Department Justice Awards Program. Voice of America writes about it.…

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