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EYE SPY INTELLIGENCE MAGAZINE ISSUE 51 OCTOBER 2007 Editor’s notes: Had the lights not flickered and gone off in the towns and villages of northern Syria - something to do with a “power surge” I was told - information about one of the most daring intelligence-led raids would never have emerged. Israeli warplanes had just destroyed a “secret site north of the Euphrates” that was about to welcome a few crates of smuggled nuclear-related material from Pyongyang, North Korea. The stuff of fiction... a great spy drama? No this really happened on 6 September. The cargo had been secretly shipped to Syria and was wending its way north on a transporter to an “agricultural factory”. However, a Mossad agent had accompanied the vessel throughout its journey and had provided details about its route - but more importantly - its cargo. He had worked his passage as a deck hand - allegedly. Israel jammed Syrian radar defences and F15I’s destroyed the factory in a matter of moments. But what of that cargo? It’s said a military unit led by Mossad intercepted the transporter convoy and “hijacked the goods”. There was also a story that the transporter was but a decoy allowing other vehicles to drive the crates across country to Iran. Eye Spy 51 carries the inside story of ‘Operation Black September’ and what really took place. On the subject of raids - in Eye Spy 49 we revealed how al-Qaida was planning a major strike against US military targets in Germany. A few weeks ago German intelligence and CIA officials launched a combined operation that resulted in the arrest of three members of a terror cell. The group, consisting of about 12 men, had planned to use car bombs at USAF Ramstein, Frankfurt Airport and other locations. A major report on ‘Operation Alberich’. The Mossad has added another chapter to its legend and further enhanced its mystique. As for the CIA, it’s one of those successes that rarely gets mentioned... especially in the press. Eye Spy 51 is somewhat of an “espionage special”, and for that I don’t apologise! We have an enchanting feature on some rather surprising spies, while blowing the myth that German agents didn’t ply their trade on British soil in WWII. There are also several interesting spy stories to emerge in recent months - not least the one about the European spy ring who went chasing Russia’s most secret air and missile plans. And the mystery of British MI6 diver ‘Buster Crabb’ is all but solved... after the release by the Ministry of Defence of top secret documents. Was he spying on the Russians? And what of the headless body found near Portsmouth Harbour... was it really Crabb? We also have Part One of a truly fascinating tradecraft feature on disguise techniques; a brilliant look at a plethora of new intelligence crests sourced by our researchers, and more details of how to obtain our new intelligence crests poster. As for those spies and security conscious folk charged with stopping computer hackers - we have Titan Rain, Moonlight Maze and Insider Threats - frightening. With dozens of intel snippets, the latest on several on-going case files - including the mysterious death of a Mossad agent in London, product reviews, special offers and much, much more, Eye Spy 51 a must! Mark Birdsall Editor A BRIEF REVIEW OF EYE SPY 51 FOLLOWS

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EYE SPY INTELLIGENCE MAGAZINEISSUE 51OCTOBER 2007Editor’s notes:

Had the lights not flickered and gone off in the towns and villages of northern Syria -something to do with a “power surge” I was told - information about one of themost daring intelligence-led raids would never have emerged. Israeli warplanes had just destroyed a “secret sitenorth of the Euphrates” that was about to welcome a few crates of smuggled nuclear-related material fromPyongyang, North Korea. The stuff of fiction... a great spy drama? No this really happened on 6 September.

The cargo had been secretly shipped to Syria and was wending its way north on a transporter to an “agriculturalfactory”. However, a Mossad agent had accompanied the vessel throughout its journey and had provided detailsabout its route - but more importantly - its cargo. He had worked his passage as a deck hand - allegedly.

Israel jammed Syrian radar defences and F15I’s destroyed the factory in a matter of moments. But what of that

cargo? It’s said a military unit led by Mossad intercepted the transporter convoy and “hijacked the goods”. Therewas also a story that the transporter was but a decoy allowing other vehicles to drive the crates across country toIran. Eye Spy 51 carries the inside story of ‘Operation Black September’ and what really took place.

On the subject of raids - in Eye Spy 49 we revealed how al-Qaida was planning a major strike against US militarytargets in Germany. A few weeks ago German intelligence and CIA officials launched a combined operation thatresulted in the arrest of three members of a terror cell. The group, consisting of about 12 men, had planned to usecar bombs at USAF Ramstein, Frankfurt Airport and other locations. A major report on ‘Operation Alberich’.

The Mossad has added another chapter to its legend and further enhanced its mystique. As for the CIA, it’s one ofthose successes that rarely gets mentioned... especially in the press.

Eye Spy 51 is somewhat of an “espionage special”, and for that I don’t apologise! We have an enchanting feature onsome rather surprising spies, while blowing the myth that German agents didn’t ply their trade on British soil in WWII.There are also several interesting spy stories to emerge in recent months - not least the one about the European spyring who went chasing Russia’s most secret air and missile plans. And the mystery of British MI6 diver ‘BusterCrabb’ is all but solved... after the release by the Ministry of Defence of top secret documents. Was he spying on theRussians? And what of the headless body found near Portsmouth Harbour... was it really Crabb?

We also have Part One of a truly fascinating tradecraft feature on disguise techniques; a brilliant look at a plethora ofnew intelligence crests sourced by our researchers, and more details of how to obtain our new intelligence crestsposter.

As for those spies and security conscious folk charged with stopping computer hackers - we have Titan Rain,Moonlight Maze and Insider Threats - frightening.

With dozens of intel snippets, the latest on several on-going case files - including the mysterious death of a Mossadagent in London, product reviews, special offers and much, much more, Eye Spy 51 a must!

Mark BirdsallEditor

A BRIEF REVIEW OF EYE SPY 51 FOLLOWS

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RAMSTEIN AND 9/11 HORIZONOPERATION ALBERICH

As exclusively reported several months ago in Eye Spy,members of al-Qaida planned to commemorate theanniversary of 9/11 by attacking US military facilities inGermany. Our sources correctly revealed in early July, FrankfurtAirport and other US sites, including the important PatchBarracks, headquarters for the European Command (EUCOM),were being surveilled by terrorists. In September, Germansecurity services swooped on an holiday home arresting threeprominent members of an al-Qaida “inspired” terror cell. German federal prosecutor Monika Harmssaid the men - all in their twenties - and identified as Daniel S, 22, Fritz Gelowicz, 28 and Aden Y, 28,had trained at camps in Pakistan and already procured some 200 gallons of concentrated hydrogenperoxide for making explosives - the same sort of material used by the London 7/7 terrorists. “This isreally a good day for security in Germany,” she said. Some commentators called it a “wake-up” callfor Germany. She didn’t reveal the gang had been followed for months by an undercover CIA team.

In issue 49, Eye Spy revealed thatover the summer months, Germanofficials had questioned severalsuspects in connection with terroristreconnaissance of US facilities andFrankfurt Airport. It has now beenconfirmed that one of the three menarrested on 5 September 2007, wasone of the original detainees...

The inside story of how Germanintelligence - with the help of a CIAteam, stopped a terror attack thatwould have “dwarfed” Madrid orLondon.

MAGIC AND ILLUSIONDISGUISE TECHNIQUES Part One

In Part One of Disguise Techniques, Eye Spy reveals whyinner confidence, understanding yourself, dress wear,deception, acting ability and being generally convincingare just as important as knowing how to use cosmeticsand lie...

Frederick Forsyth’s ‘The Day of the Jackal’ not only seduced theintelligence world with its incredible attention to detail, it actuallycontained a plethora of disguise techniques - including genuinemethods for obtaining a new passport and identity. More impor-

TARGET - New accommodation block being built for US servicemen and

their families at Ramstein

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tantly, it showed that to truly change yourappearance, several factors must come intoplay.

Having correct identification, a believablebackground, and at least some acting ability orsteely nerve are important elements thattogether spawn one of the more unusualspycraft techniques. Hiding behind “anotherperson” is not for the faint-hearted.

Weeks before engaging in the art of manuallyapplying or using facial disguises, traineesare taught much about themselves: howothers perceive them and wider issues -some of them controversial. Operatives canfind themselves working in so many diverseareas and countries that to try and create arigid training programme is impossible....

This fascinating tradecraft feature is a must

for those involved, or just interested in

disguise techniques...

TITAN RAIN & MOONLIGHT MAZEChina’s Spies Hack the Pentagon and Ministry of Defence

World War III Has

Begun and it is a

Cyber War!

A powerful headline indeed, but not one which we will apologise for... this one has come from Penta-gon sources. A series of cyber attacks on the Defense Department and Defense contractors in theUnited States as well as the Ministry of Defense and Parliament in the UK have created significantcause for concern for computer security experts. An investigation of the attack signatures shows asignificant level of sophistication. Most are “highly skilled professionals” said one source, who wished

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you can not tell if an

adversary has cyber

weapons until they

use them...

not to be identified. These most recent cyberattacks are using new strains of computerviruses, logical bombs and other advancedtechniques that can paralyse governmentagencies and communications.

In this specially commissioned report, intelli-

gence analyst and world renowned computer

expert Kevin Coleman, finds out who is behind

the latest attacks, why they are occurring, and

what can be done to stop them.

EXTRACT: Moonlight Maze is the US Govern-ment’s code name for a series of coordinated

attacks on computer systems that occurred in 1999. This was a two-year long attack discovered bythe Department of Defense. The attacks were traced back to a mainframe computer in Moscow, but itis unclear at this point if that is where they originated, or who was behind the incidents. A high-placedsource stated this is still an open and active investigation today.

Titan Rain was the intelligence code name for another ongoing series of cyber attacks on US computersystems since 2003. Titan Rain is thought to rank among the most pervasive cyber security threatsthat computer networks have ever faced. At this time investigators believe that this is a coordinatedattack involving about two dozen hackers.

Though the media has continued to use the Titan Rain code name, Eye Spy can confirm it has beenchanged, though the new name for the attacks is classified. But what of this latest attack....

A MOMENT IN TIMEIntelligence and Security Crests of the World

So popular was our feature on official crests, seals and logos of

the world’s intelligence services (issue 43), we’ve tracked down

over a 100 more to examine - most of which appear on our

Intelligence Crests II Poster. And there are some very rare

examples indeed....

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It’s never easy trying to determine just how a par-ticular crest was formed, what it represents, or whenit came into official being, unless of course theService in question kindly explains its origin andhistory. Yet despite this, many features used tocreate a crest are universal in the heraldic world andcan be deciphered.

EXTRACT: Seeking rare examples of service crests isa difficult task. France’s DGSE (General Directoratefor External Security) is one of the world’s greatintelligence services. It is widely known through itsmodern logo which features on France’s Ministry ofDefence web site. However, the logo is not theofficial crest and Eye Spy has learned that at leasttwo variants exist. We managed to track down anauthentic description of the original DGSE crestwhich includes a spray of feathers (cockerel), or asingle wing - a sign of obedience and serenity.We’ve recreated the crest on our Intel Crests IIPoster. The country’s national bird is a cockerel -though the heraldic meaning of a cock’s feathers iscourage and perseverance; hero; “an able man in

politics”. This seems more in keeping with France’s history of empire and configured in a shield -represents the defender. Also, now under the investigative eyes of Eye Spy researchers, is the officialcrest of France’s super secret DRM - Directorate of Military Intelligence. The DRM crest houses ele-ments or units that interact with France’s other agencies and perform missions that rarely appear in

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the press. Its crest is contained within a shield utilising three colours - pale blue (truth and loyalty),green (hope and joy) and red (military strength and warrior/martyr). A large owl sits atop the Earth andfrom the exact spot of Paris, France on the map - four lightning bolts strike out - signifying “swiftnessand power”.

Rarer still are two original Italian service crests - SISMI (Service for Information and Military Security)and SISDe (Intelligence Democratic Security Service). The SISMI crest incorporates two world maps(the Americas in one - Africa, Europe, Asia and Australia in the other). Above these are the scales ofjustice, and below a lighted torch or beacon - “one who is watchful in times of trouble and who will

alert the people”. The SISde crest is a simple circular arrangement showing an eagle - strength,bravery, alertness - flying over the countryside. We believe both these examples are still in use -though confined only to the walls of these important agencies...

BLACK SEPTEMBERMossad Intercepts Nuclear Material in Syria

New Israeli spy satellites track nuclear

cargo to ‘front’ factory used for alleged

uranium production

Intelligence from Mossad agents and spy satellites monitoring asuspicious cargo vessel, sparked a most daring raid deep into Syria.The ship docked at a Syrian port on 2 or 3 September, after sailingfrom Pyongyang, North Korea. Intelligence suggested the freighterwas carrying materials and components destined for a secret Syriannuclear research facility in the northeast of the country.

Once the crated cargo had been offloaded on to land transporters,Israeli spy satellites fixed overhead relayed ‘real-time’ images of thetrucks as they wended their way to an agricultural research centreon the Euphrates river. Senior Israeli ministers immediately ordered atactical strike. On 6 September, several IAF F15is (believed to befrom 69th Squadron) flew into Syria and bombed the plant.

The facts behind this most secret Mossad operation code-named BLACK SEPTEMBER...

SURPRISE SPIESFor King and Country... and because they can

The rise of imperialism and sense of nationalism at the end of the nineteenth century increased feelings of insecu-rity and wariness of alien nations subverting the ‘status quo’. Opposing military powers generated fears andparanoia and instilled in citizens a call to patriotism that led to some very unlikely spies and acts of bravery. Theseremarkable people; writers, actors, singers, athletes, photographers and others had imagination, analytic ability,and day to day diligence that were more than useful to intelligence agencies.

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“Writers of thrillers gravitated to the Secret Service assurely as the mentally unstable become psychiatrists, orthe impotent pornographers”, wrote one-time MI6 manand media personality Malcolm Muggeridge in The Infernal

Grove.

Celebrities from all walks of life have one thing in common- they travel - and because of this visas are rarely turneddown. Opportunities also arise to meet important people -(dignitaries as they like to be known), see locations andgenerally access areas sometimes beyond the reach ofauthentic spooks (and definitely beyond mere mortals likeyou and me). What better way therefore, than to recruitpeople who can venture to places and do your spying foryou. This is exactly what happened during decades ofconflict in the 20th Century.

Many of these individuals led eventful lives and the daring-do of spying combined with an unfailing sense of patriot-ism led to some of the most unlikely and colourful spies.They got away with it because who would suspect aHollywood actor, a famous sportsman etc.

Eye Spy looks at the ‘Surprise Spies’ who plied a second-ary trade for ‘King and Country’...

Somerset Maugham - “Too Close For Comfort”W. Somerset Maugham (right) created the modern spy fiction - but his 1928 book - Ashendon was too “closeto reality” and based on real-life experiences. Churchill was fuming and told him its content “violated theOfficial Secrets Act.” Some stories were torn from the manuscript and hastily thrown into a coal fire!

When WWI broke out, Maugham had volunteered as an ambulance driver and then as an interpreter. He laterjoined the intelligence service and was sent to Russia to help support the tottering government against theBolsheviks. The main character in Ashendon, was code-named ‘Somerville’, which was his actual ‘non deguerre’ in Russia. When the fictional character in the book was asked to give his address, ‘Somerville’answered “Chesterfield Street, Mayfair, London” - Maugham’s real address!

Maugham’s influence on spy writers should not be underestimated. John Le Carre said: “Maugham was the first person to write anything aboutespionage in a mood of disenchantment and prosaic reality.”Somerset Maugham (1874-1965)

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VOCAL TERRORISMNew Advance in Computer Voice Simulation Spells Trouble

Researchers at York University have warned that so advanced is the field of computerised speech, itnow poses a genuine terrorist threat. David Howard, who leads a team of voice synthesis experts, builta 3D computer model of a man’s larynx using medical imaging of the throat provided by Brad Story, avoice expert working at Arizona University. Howard believes that in time, computer-generated voiceswill be so impressive and realistic, they could be used to spread disinformation by hacking phonenetworks, and used to broadcast propaganda.

Eye Spy looks at the dangers that lie ahead...

THE GUY FAWKES GANG RECRUITERInvestigation into Canadian Parliament Plot Widens

A Briton thought to have been enticed into joining al-Qaida by a leading UK-based recruiter, has been foundguilty of various terrorist offences. Mohammed AtifSiddique, 21, was accused of being part of an ambi-tious plot to help destroy Canada’s Parliament buildingin Ontario, and establish terror training camps alongthe border with the United States.

Siddique, from Alva, Clackmannanshire, was stoppedat Glasgow Airport on 5 April 2006, as he prepared toboard a flight to Pakistan, amid fears he would “dropoff” the Security Service radar. It is understood thatMI5 had intelligence that linked him to the NorthAmerican operation.

UNDER THE COUNTER-INTELLIGENCEThe Nazis Who Plied Their Trade in WWII Britain

Every so often, Britain’s Security Service - MI5, release classifiedand secret files from its astonishing archives.

No-one really knows just how many bits of paper, artefacts andmaterials lie in the vaults of Thames House and other associatedbuildings, but the smart money is on millions. Once cleared andoccasionally “sanitised” by persons charged with protecting Britain’snational security interests, the files are frequently delivered to theNational Archives in Kew near London, where ordinary people canview their contents. However, news of an immanent release is metwith much hand-rubbing and anticipation from historians and themedia alike. In September a new batch of documents were cleared,some involving suspected WWII German intelligence agents.

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It’s always been a matter of contention just how many - ifany - German agents plied their trade in the UK... at leastsuccessfully. But these files are evidence enough that MI5did face a genuine threat...

Among the files, the curious case of Kurt Dehn, an agent ofthe Etappendienst (the German Naval Espionage Organisa-tion, absorbed by the Abwehr in 1939).

Dehn had been resident in Britain since 1936, and as an ex-German naval officer he was suspected of having divided loyalties. A watch was mounted on hiscorrespondence, but his identity as an agent was not positively confirmed and he was interned moreon the grounds of being a doubtful case in September 1939. Interviewed by the Security Service thatwinter, his dubious character was recorded: “He would be willing to do such intelligence work [forBritain] as was in his capacity... however, he would be completely unsuitable and also untrustworthy.

IN FROM THE COLDCIA Bring Back Spymasters from Yesteryear

The CIA has effectively “reappointed” one of Ameri-ca’s leading spymasters to head its powerful NationalClandestine Service - the spying wing of the agency.

Michael Sulick, 59, was one of a number of seniorstaff who quit the CIA in 2004 following an internalrebellion against the agency’s former director PorterGoss. However, DCI Michael Hayden announced theappointment of Sulick declaring him as a “provenleader who understands our agency and the intelli-gence community.” Sulick headed CIA operations inRussia, but is also an experienced counter-intelli-gence officer and an expert on the modus operandi of al-Qaida. After 9/11, he moved quickly tointegrate both offices in an effort to gather more accurate intelligence on the terror group. Prior to that,he led the way to establishing a better rapport with the FBI and helped “out” many foreign spies.

Eye Spy looks at some of the world’s most experienced intelligence officers who left the Service andhave suddenly bring brought out of retirement...

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WAR GAMESRussia’s Long-Range Nuclear Bombers Resume Normal Service

RAF warplanes intercepted eightRussian Tupolev-95 Bear bombers inearly September as Moscow re-sumed its once infamous Cold War“nuisance flights”. It was the fourthtime this year UK fighters havechallenged Russian bombers.

Ministry of Defence officials becameconcerned when a major formation of targets started to move towards British airspace.

A look at the recent Russian flights buzzing around the coastlines of NATO countries and their signifi-cance...

THE ENEMY WITHINInsider Threats

TU-95 intercepted by RAF

Tornado in September

The world has become addicted to computersand information technology. In 2006, invest-ment in computers and information technologytopped $725 billion in the USA alone. Withsuch a global dependence on computers it’s nowonder they have become are a prime targetfor attacks by crime gangs, terrorists, foreignintelligence services, the military, and individu-als intent on mischief.

However, the greatest security threat faced to any organisation is sitting in the office right now. It hasthe ability to bypass perimeter controls of the network and has already gained access to its infrastruc-ture. The insider threat... internal users who violate trust and conduct malicious activity. Such personscan cause irreparable damage to an organisation’s information systems, business operations andreputation. At the very least, it can be an expensive mess to sort out.

SEVERITY OF THE THREAT

Insider threats have a significantly higher degreeof risk than external ones because the user hasknowledge of operating systems, log-on proce-dures etc. A recent survey revealed five percentof businesses admit unauthorised access to asystem area has occurred - internally. Even theUS Department of Defense admit having unau-thorised accesses. Insider attacks account forbetween 61% and 80% of all computer attacks -dependent on which study you believe. Eitherway, the figures are alarming...

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An informative feature that everyone associated with intelligence, business and contracting should notignore.... And, more importantly, the public. What happens here will impact on your life - somehow...be it from a computer going on the blink, to your account suddenly being emptied, or someone walk-ing around with your personal details, or worse - masquerading as you...

MI6 AND THE CRABB AFFAIRTop Secret Documents Confirm SIS Spy Operation

The truth behind a Royal Navy/MI6 spy operation against Russian warships in1955 is a step nearer being solved. This follows the release of top secret intelli-gence files by the Ministry of Defence. Classified memorandums concerning aproposed television documentary in the 1970s and 1980s, make reference to asimilar spy operation just six months before experienced diver and MI6 Com-mander, Lionel “Buster” Crabb (right) went missing in Portsmouth.

SILENT WITNESSMossad Agent: Vital Forensic Evidence Goes Missing

Strange death of suspected Mossad agent Dr Ashraf Marwan takes a bizarre new turnDetectives from Scotland Yard probing the mysteriousdeath of Egyptian billionaire - Dr Ashraf Marwan, haveconfirmed a vital piece of evidence has gone missing.Marwan, 62, the son-in-law of the former Egyptianleader President Nasser, was found dead on thefootpath below his luxury seven-room Mayfair apart-ment on 27 June. Initially police treated Marwan’sdeath as an “accident” or “suicide”, but the evidencesoon pointed to a more shadowy explanation...

PRODUCT REVIEWHELIOS PH-40Peter Jenkins tests a new hand-held searchlight set to illuminate the security and emer-

gency world

“Peter, I want to you review a new piece of equipment that has arrived from the States.” Eye Spy’seditor had just taken delivery of a new hand-held torch (searchlight) direct from the manufacturer andcosting a few thousand dollars. “You won’t believe how powerful it is,” he said.

I couldn’t exactly get overexcited about a ‘torch’... could I? Designed by a “Team guy” (US NavySEAL), yes it’s going to work underwater but you turn it on, light shines out of one end, it may survivea drop on a turtles back or a whack with a paddle but what else can a torch do other than shine light?

Not really too enthusiastic I agreed take a look at it. My initial thoughts were, ‘what’s the point, there

are so many out there...

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Then it arrived, the “mother of all American-builttorches” tucked neatly in a Pelicase. Now what kindof torch arrives dressed in a suit like that? ThePolarion PH40 Portable Searchlight does. Why?“Because its got style” as the BBC’s British carexpert Jeremy Clarkson would say.

The Polarion is quite a large torch, or searchlight touse its correct description. Twelve inches long andapproximately four inches in diameter, it is still fairlylightweight, weighing in at just under 4lbs. Comfort-able to hold with an integrated handle it’s so wellbalanced to the point where you just have to own it. With its rugged black-painted aluminium body, thetorch has a military specification anodised coating....

POLISH SPY RINGAgents Arrested After Vodka SearchFour alleged suspects were jailed for attempting to steal defence secrets from Belarus concerningMoscow’s top secret air defence systems...

“MI6 SPY” AT THE HAGUEFormer spokeswoman of the Hague Office of the Prosecutor, Florence Hartmann, claims that Hagueprosecutor Geoffrey Nice was an MI6 spy...

CIA AT 60An “old friend” returns to Langley to mark the 60th anniversary of the Central Intelligence Agency

NIS AT 60Bulgaria’s National Intelligence Service celebrates its 60thanniversary with release of a new crest and monumentdedicated to fallen agents and past officials

USAF SPACECOMMAND“Guardians of the High Frontier”The USAF Space Command celebrates its Silver Anniver-sary by releasing new crest...

FSB ARRESTS BIO-SCIENTISTScientist Charged with “Smuggling” Bio-MaterialsSecurity officials from Russia’s FSB are investigating a Moscow-based scientist they suspect oftransporting materials that could be used in a biological or bacteriological weapon. Oleg Mediannikov,

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a biologist at Moscow’s Gamaleya Institute ofEpidemiology and Microbiology denies the allega-tion. He claims he had applied and received allthe correct paperwork necessary to carry re-search samples through customs. Mediannikov,is one of a growing number of Russian scientistswho have been targeted by the FSB for their tiesto the West. In recent years, numerous academ-ics have been detained for allegedly misusingclassified information, revealing state secrets andin some cases, espionage....

MI5 IED OVERLORDSecurity Service Advertise for IED SpecialistBritain’s Security Service is seeking to recruit a new IED “overlord” to combat the increasing threat ofal-Qaida operations involving these deadly weapons.... Full story and implications

UNDERCOVERBook ReleasesThe latest intel and related books

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HUNTER KILLERSUS Army UAV Strikes Al-QaidaA US Army-controlled Hunter UAV hits al-Qaida terrorists planting roadside IEDs in Iraq.

UNFINISHED BUSINESSPentagon Warns 9/11 Response is “not over”Defence officials insist the US response to the terrorist attacks on America is far from over.

VICTORIAN SPY CAMERAEye Spy looks at what could be the first “public” covert spy camera ever built... itdates back to the 1880s and is concealed in a watch.

SECRET SPY AND CHERIE BLAIRAttorney Cherie Booth - the wife of former Prime Minister Tony Blair - is fighting for recognition of aBritish spy who fought the Nazis.

LITVINENKO SUSPECTFormer KGB Agent Andrei Lugovoi Plays “Get out of Jail” Card

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EYES ON AMERICAEx-CIA Chief Warns of Terror AttackFormer CIA Director James Woolsey says an attack on America is immanent...

TAKE TWO: EYES ON GREAT BRITAINEx-MI5 Chief Warns of Terror AttackFormer MI5 Director Stella Rimmington believes terrorists are even more determined to attack the UKbecause of recent failed operations...

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