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The coordinated attacks carried out across Mali on April 25 may mark one of the most significant turning points in the country’s conflict since the collapse of the 2015 Algiers Peace Agreement and arguably since the battle of...
Hezbollah's "Ababil" FPV Drones Used Against Israeli Tanks, Armored Vehicles, Air-Defense Systems, Military Vehicles, and Armed Forces
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Two Years After Crocus City Hall, Moscow’s Latest Terrorist Attack Shows IS Remains a Threat
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Al‑Iman Media Center: New Pro–Islamic State Outlet Takes Aim at China
An article released on Tech Haven on June 1 by Al‑Iman Media Center, a new, unofficial Islamic State–linked propaganda outlet, titled “The Alienation of Muslims in China,” offers a stark and highly charged portrayal of the situation facing...
Islamic State Translators Push for Rebound in 2026
Official and volunteer translators of Islamic State (IS) propaganda have made attempts to rebound in 2026, after laying the groundwork in the second half of 2025.
Official and volunteer translators of Islamic State (IS) propaganda have mad...
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freelancer video journalist and SOUTHCOM analyst @mzuppy
\ud83d\udd0eIndependent Weapons researcher.\ud83c\udfa5Documenting weapons in circulation and activites of Non-State Armed Groups from. \ud83d\udce5Contact: [email protected]
I research militant groups and political violence. Co-Founder and Editor of @MilitantWire. Personal Twitter: @PotempkinBrain Newsletter: thewannabewonk.substack.com
Co-Founder and Editor-in-Chief at Militant Wire, Senior Threat Intelligence Analyst at Tech Against Terrorism, and Senior Research Fellow at the Soufan Center
Independent Analyst based in Washington DC. I often write and tweet about Africa but also interested in Southeast Asia as well.
My favorite sambal is sambal rica rica, from Manado in Indonesia. And sticky rice is rice living its best life. Anyway, this will mostly be about security and politics in Southeast Asia. But random thoughts and aesthetics from time to time too.
writer & artist. analyst & editor at Militant Wire.
COO at DFA Systems, an attritable robotics company. Lawyer and researcher focused on global decentralization, special jurisdictions, non-state sovereigns, and private military companies.
Defense analyst focused on technology and modern warfare. Currently, Non-Resident Fellow with the Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA). Associate analyst, Tochnyi
Intelligence Analyst at The Soufan Group, and researcher focused on security & conflict dynamics in sub-Saharan Africa
Freelance Journalist - intel, militant groups, counterterrorism
Freelance journalist and analyst covering extremism, terrorism, and other security threats.
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