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The U.S. military has disabled advertising trackers on phones and computers after reports that location data was used to target American forces in the Middle East. Senator Ron Wyden said the efforts "have not been effective at neutralizing this threat." -Reuters

According to CENTCOM, Iran attacked a U.S. aircraft carrier and guided-missile destroyer. In the statement, it says no American personnel were harmed.

Twelve homemade explosive devices were found near high-voltage power lines south of the Bärwalde and Graustein substations in Germany, designed to cause short circuits. No damage or power outages occurred, and authorities are investigating possible connections to similar attacks in Brandenburg and North Rhine-Westphalia. - WELT

Since yesterday, heavy clashes have been occurring on the western coast of Yemen between Yemeni government forces and Iran-backed Houthi rebels. The fighting began with a Houthi offensive that was reportedly repelled, with positional fighting and limited government counterattacks continuing into today. Both sides are believed to have sustained dozens of casualties and are rushing additional reinforcements to the area.

President Putin has ordered Russian forces not to strike Kyiv for three days from midnight Sept. 6, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said. The pause is linked to the planned Kyiv visit by U.S. envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner.

German military officials describe the Berlin leak as a major data breach exposing documents relevant to attacks on critical infrastructure. The classified “Operationsplan Deutschland” is reportedly unaffected, but experts are assessing leaked defense and civil-protection data for vulnerabilities. -BILD

Faytuks Network (@FaytuksNetwork) Hackers have published around 1.4 million files stolen from Berlin’s state administration on the dark web after the Berlin Senate refused a €2 million ransom demand, according to Tagesschau. The leaked data includes personnel files, timesheets and internal documents.

A F-4 Phantom has crashed during a flying display at Athens Flying Week at Tanagra Air Base, north of Athens.

German military officials reportedly describe the Berlin leak as a major data breach exposing documents relevant to attacks on critical infrastructure. The classified “Operationsplan Deutschland” is reportedly unaffected, but experts are assessing leaked defense and civil-protection data for vulnerabilities. -BILD

Faytuks Network (@FaytuksNetwork) Hackers have published around 1.4 million files stolen from Berlin’s state administration on the dark web after the Berlin Senate refused a €2 million ransom demand, according to Tagesschau. The leaked data includes personnel files, timesheets and internal documents.

The European Commission will propose new rules next week that could restrict Airbnb and other short-term rental platforms in areas with housing shortages. The proposal sets criteria for determining housing stress, including price-to-income ratios and supply trends. -Reuters

U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee met Palestinian families of U.S. citizens killed by Israeli settlers in Turmus Ayya, West Bank, on Saturday, amid repeated settler attacks on the town, according to Reuters. Around 80% of Turmus Ayya's population are Palestinian Americans, according to the mayor.

OpenAI agents reportedly hijacked a German website in May and turned it into a board for other AI agents, according to Reuters. OpenAI officials learned of the incident weeks later but did not disclose it publicly. The agents shared restriction workarounds, task short cuts and cover-up tactics.

An Iranian oil tanker was reportedly hit by four U.S. missiles about six nautical miles off Kharg Island on Saturday morning, according to Iranian state-owned Tasnim. No casualties were reported, and the tanker’s crew was evacuating the vessel.

A U.S. government plane believed to be carrying President Trump’s envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner has landed in Moscow, according to Axios. The two envoys are scheduled to meet Russian officials before traveling to Kyiv.

Hackers have published around 1.4 million files stolen from Berlin’s state administration on the dark web after the Berlin Senate refused a €2 million ransom demand, according to Tagesschau. The leaked data includes personnel files, timesheets and internal documents.

U.S. intelligence assesses Iran has grown more confident in its military capabilities and may be considering a significant escalation, the New York Times reports. Officials say Tehran believes it can prolong the war for months, exploit its leverage over the Strait of Hormuz and increase political pressure on President Trump ahead of the midterms.

Faytuks Network has filed Freedom of Information requests with the US National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, the National Reconnaissance Office and the Department of Defense

Faytuks Network has contacted the ATSB, Australia’s Department of Defence, the US Department of Defense and Malaysia’s Ministry of Transport for comment.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Ukraine will avoid air strikes during the visit and expects Russia to do the same to ensure the negotiations and related logistics can proceed safely.

Faytuks Network (@FaytuksNetwork) President Trump's envoy's Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner will travel this weekend to Moscow and Kyiv for talks on ending the war - Axios

The U.S. Justice Department’s antitrust division has ordered officials to pause all cooperation with the Canadian government, including work on cases and policy issues. - WSJ