Military Intelligence

“I am an intelligence officer, and I am a man who likes to wear women’s clothes sometimes”, reads testimony from inside intel community

Germany has launched an investigation into the leak of a confidential conversation among senior military officials discussing weapons for Ukraine, revealed in an audio recording released by Russian media. The leaked conference call has raised concerns about possible espionage activities in Germany and prompted calls for clarification from Russia.

"Global Firepower", a well-known portal that deals with the analysis of the armies of countries around the world, published the latest ranking of the most powerful armed forces in 2023.

Can intelligence shape a battlefield or prevent a war? In the case of Ukraine, the provision of strategic information by the Western alliance allowed Kyiv to adopt crucial decisions and achieve strategic strikes against the numerically superior Russian forces.

Why would a 21-year-old National Guard member be in a position with access to top-secret documents to begin with?

The head of Germany's secret service has called Russia's invasion of Ukraine a "declaration of war" on the entire Western democratic world.

Speaking at a public session of a parliamentary committee, Bruno Kahl, who heads the Federal Intelligence Service (BND), said that President Vladimir Putin's war was therefore not primarily over the territory of Ukraine.

After July's massive cyber-attack, likely organized by Iran, the US must help its trusted partner to protect itself by enhancing its counter-intelligence capabilities

Within the scope of counter-intelligence facilities named "İKK," Turkish National Intelligence Organization (MİT) has prioritized implementing briefings on the defense industry, the rising star sector of the country, daily Milliyet has reported. 

Signs of intelligence can come in many different forms

The document suggests that the U.S. counterintelligence service underestimated its rivals, while the management of the agency is worried that more attention must be paid to the protection of agents, Radio Free Europe (RFE) reported today, citing other world media.