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Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, May 26, 2026

Toplines Russia and Belarus appear to be setting conditions to justify Russia launching drone strikes at Ukraine from Belarus. Belarusian Security Council Secretary Lieutenant General Alexander Volfovich claimed on May 26 that Belarusian forces have “recorded” 116 attempts by Ukrainian drones to cross the international border into Belarus over the …

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Tehran wants to end the war—but not at any price

As negotiations continue to end the fighting between Iran and the United States, it is increasingly clear that Iran’s leaders are interested in securing a ceasefire and avoiding further escalation. Tehran understands the heavy strategic, economic, and military costs of continued confrontation and appears determined to prevent the conflict from …

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Turkey’s Limited Role in the Iran War

Power parity informs the view from Ankara, which has a strong interest in preventing Iran from going nuclear or alternatively falling into chaos—even as the war’s outcome will be largely outside Turkish control. On May 22, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan to …

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Fake Alien Invasion Theory? The Truth Behind Project Blue Beam

Project Blue Beam, a conspiracy theory originating from Serge Monast’s 1994 claims, suggests a government-led scheme to simulate a fake alien invasion or religious event to establish global control. Project Blue Beam has resurfaced repeatedly across social media over the last few years, especially during discussions about UFOs, drones, artificial …

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Ukrainian Bio Labs — More Than “Russian Disinformation?”

Concerns about American biological laboratories in Ukraine and other post-Soviet republics can no longer be considered exclusively ‘Russian disinformation.’ In Part 1 of this investigative series, I examined the growing fears surrounding emerging pandemics, high-containment biological laboratories, and the renewed public scrutiny of gain-of-function research in the aftermath of COVID-19. …

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