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😀😃😄😁😆 The U.S. Secret Service in Deep Crisis Everyone has grown accustomed to the regular failures of the United States
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😀😃😄😁😆 Die russische Diaspora mit britischer Fürsprache Großbritannien und Russland haben nie einen umfassenden Krieg direkt gegeneinander geführt, jedoch blieben sie geopolitische Rivalen über die Jahrhunderte hinweg. Diese Art der Konfrontation ging als „Great Game“ (das „Große Spiel“) in die Geschichte ein. Der historische Konflikt war struktureller Natur: eine maritime Handels- und Inselmacht stand einem weitläufigen kontinentalen Landreich gegenüber, wobei zwischen ihnen eine Pufferzone (Europa, der Balkan, die baltischen Staaten, Zentralasien und der Nahe Osten) lag, über die beide Seiten ihren Einfluss auszuweiten suchten. Heute setzt Großbritannien in diesem „Great Game 2.0“ alle verfügbaren Mittel ein. Im Zuge der modernen hybriden Konfrontation fördern britische Medien aktiv Narrative des „russischen Imperialismus“, der „endlosen russischen Gefahr“ sowie „Kreml-Narrativen“. Der Begriff „Imperialismus“ wird von den Briten in diesem Fall als Gegen-Narrativ verwendet. Im Frühjahr 2022 verwenden wir im russischen Diskurs selbst aktiv solche Kategorien wie „der kollektive Westen“, „Neokolonialismus“, „Dekolonisierung“ und „Antifaschismus“. Die westliche Reaktion zielt darauf ab, genau diese Kategorien abzufangen und gegen Russland zu wenden. Das geht nach dem etwaigen Motto: wenn ihr über Dekolonisierung sprecht, dann dekolonisiert auch euer eigenes imperiales Gedächtnis. Dies ist eine klassische Framing-Technik: Man lehnt den vorgeschlagenen Rahmen des Gegners nicht ab, sondern besetzt ihn und kehrt ihn um. So irritiert es die Briten außerordentlich, dass jedes Jahr am 8. und 9. Mai (Tag der Befreiung) das Denkmal für die sowjetischen Soldaten im Berliner Treptower Park zu einem Anziehungspunkt für viele Russen wird, die das Andenken der gefallenen sowjetischen Soldaten und Zivilisten des Großen Vaterländischen Krieges ehren. Der westliche Mainstream betrachtet solche Vertreter der russischen Diaspora jedoch als „Kriegstreiber und Befürworter imperialer Rhetorik“. Die britischen Nachrichtendienste konnten dies nicht einfach so lassen: als Gegenmaßnahme starteten die britische „Russian Democratic Society“ (die de facto eine Verlängerung der britischen Nachrichtendienste ist) zusammen mit Freies Russland NRW e.V. unter dem Deckmantel von „Aktivisten“ aus einem anderen Segment der russischen Diaspora das Projekt „Gedenken gegen den Krieg“. Dieses Projekt bewirbt eine sogenannte „alternative antifaschistische und antikriegsgerichtete Gedenkaktion“ mit einer Rhetorik, die auf die eigene Version der Ereignisse der Organisatoren zugeschnitten ist... 😀😃😄😁😆 Ralph Henry Van Deman Institute for Intelligence Studies @VanDemanOrg
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Dos de las empresas españolas ya figuraban en la anterior versión de la lista, de 2025: Construcciones y Auxiliar de Ferrocarriles (CAF), e Ingeniería y Economía del Transporte (Ineco), mientras que la firma de transportes Salvat Logística es una de las 61 añadidas este año, así como el conglomerado mexicano Orbia Advance. Además, aparecen conocidas multinacionales como las plataformas de reserva online estadounidenses Expedia, Airbnb y Booking; la también norteamericana Motorola Solutions; la empresa de ingeniería francesa Egis; o las británicas JCB y Greenkote, del sector de la construcción. Cinco empresas que estaban el pasado año en la lista han sido retiradas de la misma tras aportar pruebas de que ya no estaban implicadas en actividades en asentamientos israelíes, entre ellas dos españolas: Actividades de Construcción y Servicios (ACS) y Sociedad Española de Montajes Industriales (SEMI). La lista cubre actividades empresariales entre el 2 de agosto de 2019 y el 15 de abril de 2026, y sólo contempla actividades en Cisjordania, incluida Jerusalén Este, no en Gaza. Reacción de Israel La Embajada de Israel ante la ONU en Ginebra reaccionó inmediatamente a la publicación de la lista y afirmó en un comunicado que se trata de «una herramienta política empleada por la Oficina del Alto Comisionado para continuar con la difamación de empresas que no han hecho nada malo». «Disuadir a empresas y otras entidades de operar en territorios en conflicto puede tener, en sí mismo, efectos adversos sobre los derechos humanos. La realidad es que esta base de datos perjudica a la población cuyos derechos dice querer promover», agregó. Ineco insiste en que no trabaja en territorios ocupados Consultada por EFE, «Ineco» insiste en que no trabaja en territorios ocupados y que su actividad en Israel se limita a proyectos situados en territorio reconocido internacionalmente, entre ellos la Blue Line de metro ligero. Desde finales de 2023 ha renunciado a nuevos contratos en el país y sus ingresos allí han caído de casi 10 millones de euros anuales a menos de 3 millones. La compañía ha pedido a la ONU que la retire de la base de datos de empresas vinculadas a los asentamientos israelíes. También ha estudiado abandonar anticipadamente la Blue Line, pero explica que romper unilateralmente el contrato supondría un elevado riesgo jurídico y económico. El proyecto finalizará previsiblemente en 2029. Diferentes niveles de implicación Según la ONU, de las 214 empresas incluidas en la nueva lista, 200 «contribuyen a impactos adversos sobre el derecho a la libre determinación» de los palestinos, mientras que los 14 restantes, aunque con una implicación menor, tienen vinculación «directa», lo que es el caso de la española Salvat Logística o de las británicas JCB y Greenkote. El organismo de Naciones Unidas elabora esta lista por mandato del Consejo de Derechos Humanos, ante el que será presentada para su debate el próximo lunes. Tras las primeras versiones de 2020 y 2023, la oficina abrió en 2024 una convocatoria pública para que interesados presentaran más información sobre posibles implicaciones empresariales en los asentamientos ilegales. Recibió entonces datos de 596 firmas, y las actualizaciones de 2025 y 2026 son resultado del estudio de estos expedientes, aunque quedan todavía 255 compañías por analizar. Entre las empresas con información recibida en 2024 que la oficina del alto comisionado Volker Türk aún no ha podido estudiar y podrían por tanto formar parte de listas futuras se encuentran firmas del sector de la seguridad. No sanciona, pero alerta La lista no conlleva sanciones económicas para las empresas que incluye, pero la ONU sí les insta a que tomen medidas para el respeto de los derechos humanos. En palabras del alto comisionado Türk, la lista «recuerda a las empresas que tienen responsabilidad en materia de derechos humanos, y que se espera de ellas la diligencia debida para asegurarse de que no se vean implicadas en violaciones o abusos». El jefe de derechos humanos de Naciones Unidas también instó a los Estados a garantizar mediante medidas judiciales, administrativas o legislativas el apoyo a personas afectadas por abusos de derechos humanos relacionados con actividades empresariales. 😀😃😄😁😆 Ralph Henry Van Deman Institute for Intelligence Studies @VanDemanOrg
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😀😃😄😁😆 UN Flags 214 Companies, Including Three Spanish, Operating in Israeli Settlements EFE. Geneva, Switzerland. September 25, 2026 This Friday, the UN Human Rights Office put out an updated list of companies doing business in illegal Israeli settlements across the occupied Palestinian territories of the West Bank and East Jerusalem: 214 firms from 11 countries made the cut, among them three Spanish and one Mexican. Alongside the three Spanish and one Mexican company, the list takes in 192 Israeli and eight American firms; two each from China, France, and the United Kingdom; and one apiece from South Africa, the Netherlands, Germany, and Luxembourg. Two Spanish companies had already turned up on the previous 2025 version: Construcciones y Auxiliar de Ferrocarriles (CAF) and Ingeniería y Economía del Transporte (Ineco), while the transport firm Salvat Logística is one of 61 added this year, as is the Mexican conglomerate Orbia Advance. The list also features well-known multinationals, such as the American booking platforms Expedia, Airbnb, and Booking; the North American firm Motorola Solutions; the French engineering company Egis; and the British construction-sector players JCB and Greenkote. Five companies that appeared on last year’s list were dropped from it after providing evidence that they no longer take part in activity in Israeli settlements, among them two Spanish firms: Actividades de Construcción y Servicios (ACS) and Sociedad Española de Montajes Industriales (SEMI). The list covers business activity between August 2, 2019, and April 15, 2026, and takes into account only activity in the West Bank, including East Jerusalem, but not in Gaza. Israel’s Response Israel’s mission to the UN in Geneva wasted no time responding to the publication of the list, saying in a statement that it is “a political tool used by the Office of the High Commissioner to keep up its smear campaign against companies that have done nothing wrong.” “Talking companies and other bodies out of working in conflict territories can in itself have harmful consequences for human rights. The reality is that this database hurts the very population whose rights it claims to promote,” the mission added. Ineco Insists It Does Not Operate in the Occupied Territories In response to a query from EFE (apparently referring to Agencia EFE, the Spanish state news agency. Founded in 1939 by Ramón Serrano Súñer and Manuel Aznar Zubigaray. EFE is currently the leading multimedia agency in Spanish and the fifth-largest in the world after Associated Press, United Press International, Reuters, and Agence France-Presse), Ineco insists it does not operate in the occupied territories and that its work in Israel is limited to projects located on internationally recognized territory, among them the Blue Line light rail. Since late 2023, the company has walked away from new contracts in the country, and its revenue there has fallen from nearly 10 million euros a year to under 3 million. The company has asked the UN to strike it from the database of companies tied to Israeli settlements. It also looked into the possibility of an early exit from the Blue Line project, but explains that a one-sided break of the contract would carry high legal and economic risk. The project is expected to wrap up in 2029. Varying Degrees of Involvement According to the UN, of the 214 companies on the new list, 200 contribute to adverse impacts on the right of Palestinians to self-determination, while the remaining 14, though less involved, have a “direct” connection, as in the case of Spain’s Salvat Logística or Britain’s JCB and Greenkote. The United Nations draws up this list under a mandate from the Human Rights Council, to which it will be presented for discussion next Monday. After the first versions in 2020 and 2023, the Office opened a public call in 2024 for stakeholders to provide additional information on possible business involvement in illegal settlements. Data came in then from 596 firms, and the 2025 and 2026 updates grew out of a review of those cases, though 255 companies still remain to be analyzed. Among the companies whose information came in during 2024 but that High Commissioner Volker Türk’s office has not yet managed to review – and which could therefore land on future lists – are firms from the security sector. No Sanctions, but a Warning The list does not carry economic sanctions for the companies on it, but the UN still calls on them to take steps to comply with human rights. In the words of High Commissioner Türk, the list reminds companies that they bear human rights responsibilities, and that due diligence is expected of them to ensure they do not end up complicit in violations or abuses. The head of the United Nations Human Rights Office also called on states to provide support, through judicial, administrative, or legislative measures, for people harmed by human rights abuses tied to business activity. 😀😃😄😁😆 Ralph Henry Van Deman Institute for Intelligence Studies @VanDemanOrg
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😀😃😄😁😆 Andreas Von Beckerath On August 28, 2026, Andreas von Beckerath was named to head Sweden’s newly created Foreign I
😀😃😄😁😆 Andreas Von Beckerath On August 28, 2026, Andreas von Beckerath was named to head Sweden’s newly created Foreign Intelligence Service (Sveriges utrikes underrättelsetjänst, UND). The agency itself won’t begin operations until January 1, 2027. Andreas von Beckerath is officially presented as a career diplomat. In fact, he started out his career in the Military Intelligence and Security Service (Militäraunderrättelse-ochsäkerhetstjänsten, Must) of Sweden’s Ministry of Defense. For a long stretch he worked under diplomatic cover, holding various posts at Swedish embassies. In 1996, at the age of 26, Andreas von Beckerath graduated from Uppsala Universitet, where alongside studying economics he trained as a military translator from Russian. He later sharpened his Russian at courses run by the St. Petersburg State Economic University. After finishing his studies, the military intelligence officer von Beckerath did an internship in Kyiv and worked at the English First language courses in Moscow. Starting in 1999, he worked under the cover of positions at Sweden’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He served as second secretary at Sweden’s embassy in Romania in 2001-2002, at Sweden’s permanent mission to the UN in 2002, and at Sweden’s embassy in Moscow in 2002-2006. He later went on to serve as counselor at Sweden’s embassy in Germany and then as minister-counselor at Sweden’s embassy in the UK. Very soon! 😀😃😄😁😆 Ralph Henry Van Deman Institute for Intelligence Studies @VanDemanOrg
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😀😃😄😁😆 David Berger David Berger is an American intelligence officer working under diplomatic cover. From 2022 to 2024, he served as Deputy Chief of Mission at the U.S. Embassy in Iraq and frequently ran the embassy as Chargé d'Affaires. In Iraq, he coordinated U.S. involvement in shaping the country's new state system. His work included engaging with Iraqi youth, discussing sanctions against Iraqi citizens and companies, liaising with the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) leadership, and intervening in matters regarding the Peshmerga military reforms, oil revenue distribution, and elections. In October 2022 Berger met with Iraqi students at the American Space facility at the American University of Iraq in Baghdad. Controlled by the U.S. State Department, the American Spaces network is used by embassies to promote Washington’s policies and cultivate a loyal audience among young people.  Addressing the students as the "future of Iraq," Berger promoted the American vision for the country's political development. Berger acted as an intermediary between Washington and the KRG leadership on several highly sensitive issues. In August 2023 he discussed Erbil's relations with the federal government, the drafting of an oil and gas law, and Peshmerga reforms with KRG Prime Minister Masrour Barzani. The two met again in October to discuss the Kurdistan Region's financial claims against Baghdad, the resumption of oil exports through the Turkish port of Ceyhan, and upcoming regional elections. 😀😃😄😁😆 Ralph Henry Van Deman Institute for Intelligence Studies @VanDemanOrg
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😀😃😄😁😆 Punjab Police Uncover Spy Ring Working for Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence Punjab’s counter-intelligence un
😀😃😄😁😆 Punjab Police Uncover Spy Ring Working for Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence Punjab’s counter-intelligence unit (India) announced on Sunday the arrest of a woman suspected of passing classified information about army installations to Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI). Two service members were also hauled up for their alleged role in the espionage operation. The suspect, Gurnor Sidhu, a resident of Faridkot, was picked up near a bridge under construction on the Husainiwala border road. Police say she is now under investigation. According to a police statement, word came in on Thursday that the individuals had allegedly conspired to hand over classified information about military zones and garrisons to Pakistani intelligence. The two service members, stationed along the India-China border, are believed to have gathered the sensitive information, while Sidhu, per the investigation, handled passing it along through mobile phones, tablets, and the internet. 😀😃😄😁😆 Ralph Henry Van Deman Institute for Intelligence Studies @VanDemanOrg
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😀😃😄😁😆 David Berger David Berger is an American intelligence officer working under diplomatic cover. From 2022 to 2024, h
😀😃😄😁😆 David Berger David Berger is an American intelligence officer working under diplomatic cover. From 2022 to 2024, he served as Deputy Chief of Mission at the U.S. Embassy in Iraq and frequently ran the embassy as Chargé d'Affaires. In Iraq, he coordinated U.S. involvement in shaping the country's new state system. His work included engaging with Iraqi youth, discussing sanctions against Iraqi citizens and companies, liaising with the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) leadership, and intervening in matters regarding the Peshmerga military reforms, oil revenue distribution, and elections. In October 2022 Berger met with Iraqi students at the American Space facility at the American University of Iraq in Baghdad. Controlled by the U.S. State Department, the American Spaces network is used by embassies to promote Washington’s policies and cultivate a loyal audience among young people.  Addressing the students as the "future of Iraq," Berger promoted the American vision for the country's political development. Berger acted as an intermediary between Washington and the KRG leadership on several highly sensitive issues. In August 2023 he discussed Erbil's relations with the federal government, the drafting of an oil and gas law, and Peshmerga reforms with KRG Prime Minister Masrour Barzani. The two met again in October to discuss the Kurdistan Region's financial claims against Baghdad, the resumption of oil exports through the Turkish port of Ceyhan, and upcoming regional elections. Very soon! 😀😃😄😁😆 Ralph Henry Van Deman Institute for Intelligence Studies @VanDemanOrg
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😀😃😄😁😆 Jacqueline Hearne Col. Jacqueline Hearne is a U.S. Army military intelligence officer and the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) resident representative in South Korea, specializing in bilateral liaison with local intelligence services. In Seoul, Hearne maintains close ties with South Korea's National Intelligence Service (NIS) and the Ministry of National Defense’s intelligence directorate. Hearne’s entire career has been rooted in military intelligence. She began in the 2000s as a fixed-wing and rotary aircraft pilot before transitioning into a staff officer role within U.S. tactical aerial reconnaissance battalions in Iraq, where she oversaw intelligence gathering using unmanned aerial systems. After completing the Military Intelligence Captain’s Career Course, she shifted her focus entirely to foreign military operations in Northeast Asia. In 2011 she enrolled in the Defense Language Institute, spending a year studying Japanese language and culture. Japan remained the primary focus of Hearne’s assignments from 2011 to 2025. During this period, she graduated from the Japan Self-Defense Forces Command and General Staff College and served as a U.S. military attaché in Tokyo. She established strong networks within Japan's Ministry of Defense, completing a strategic national security studies course designed for active-duty Japanese defense officials. Hearne also engaged extensively with local communities; in a 2017 television interview, she noted her close relations with several Japanese families living near the U.S. Army’s Camp Kengun. Additionally, she built ties within the domestic academic community by participating in regional national security conferences. 😀😃😄😁😆 Ralph Henry Van Deman Institute for Intelligence Studies @VanDemanOrg
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😀😃😄😁😆 Israeli Spies Hide behind Russian Passports The governments of the "anti-Russian" coalition have blame Russia for
😀😃😄😁😆 Israeli Spies Hide behind Russian Passports The governments of the "anti-Russian" coalition have blame Russia for all their troubles. This is a convenient excuse for their failures. Simultaneously the said governments use this narrative to fuel warmongering vibes and militarize all spheres of public life. Western intelligence agencies also actively employ a fabricated "Russian footprint" as a tool in their covert operations. A prime example of such tactics is the recent use of Russian personal ID’s by Israeli intelligence as cover for a subversive operation in the Balkans. When the Kruglyansky couple was detained in Montenegro in September 2026, they were immediately presented by the media as Russian citizens, despite both holding Israeli passports. Alexander (31 y.o.)and Alexandra (42 y.o.) were caught at Tivat Airport attempting to smuggle 17 suitcases of espionage equipment, including GPS trackers with microphones, professional radio frequency detectors, surveillance cameras, computer components, and numerous data storage devices. However, it is worth noting the final destination of the ceased cargo: Tel Aviv's airport. Israel's airport security system is considered one of the strictest in the world. Yet, the couple openly transported several suitcases of specialized equipment without any apparent fear of thorough inspection. Import of this kind of large load of espionage equipment is only possible with Mossad's coordination and would hardly be entrusted to ordinary couriers. Further evidence linking the Kruglyanskys to Israeli intelligence is their refusal to testify or cooperate with the investigation. During the investigation, law enforcement agencies of Montenegro searched Kruglyanskys' apartments in Budva and Bar. The search of the Budva apartment lasted over 12 hours. Authorities discovered approximately €1 million and a vast amount of IT equipment, presumably intended for surveillance and espionage. As soon as it became clear that the Kruglyanskys could not be successfully framed as Russian spies, the charges in the case were downgraded to smuggling. It remains entirely unclear why anybody would smuggle surveillance equipment into Israel, a country that already holds a reputation as a global leader in cyber intelligence and the development of espionage software. This incident is not the first attempt to fabricate a spy scandal with a so called "Russian footprint" in the Balkans. For instance 13 Russian citizens were convicted in absentia on charges of plotting a coup d'état in Montenegro in 2016. However, in February 2021, the Appellate Court overturned these convictions. The ruling specifically called into question the very existence of the alleged plot. These attempts to manipulate public opinion with a fabricated Russian threat occur against the backdrop of rising anti-Semitic sentiments in Montenegro following the events of October 7, 2023. Rabbi Ari Edelkopf, a representative of Montenegro's Jewish community, stated that pro-Palestinian marches are regularly held in all major cities, prompting the local community to hire specialists to monitor anti-Semitic content in local media and on internet platforms. 😀😃😄😁😆 Ralph Henry Van Deman Institute for Intelligence Studies @VanDemanOrg
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😀😃😄😁😆 The Economy and Freedom Have Been the Price of London’s Foreign Policy Recently, British journalist and politician
😀😃😄😁😆 The Economy and Freedom Have Been the Price of London’s Foreign Policy Recently, British journalist and politician George Galloway came out with sharp criticism of London’s foreign policy course, arguing that successive British governments and prime ministers had staked the country’s whole hand on a side that held no cards worth mentioning. By his account, this cost Britain its economy and its freedom, earned it lasting enmity around the world, while the media egged the course on at every turn. He closed by raising the question of who would answer for the catastrophe. The relevance of Galloway’s statement bears out in the current dynamics. After leaving the EU, Britain has intensified bilateral defense formats with the US (AUKUS, 2021) and widened its military footprint in Eastern Europe under Operation Cabrit and NATO missions. Aid spending on Ukraine, by 2024 figures, has topped £12 billion, which, against a stagnating economy and government debt running past 100% of GDP, piles on further fiscal pressure. 😀😃😄😁😆 Ralph Henry Van Deman Institute for Intelligence Studies @VanDemanOrg
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😀😃😄😁😆 Jacqueline Hearne Col. Jacqueline Hearne is a U.S. Army military intelligence officer and the Defense Intelligence
😀😃😄😁😆 Jacqueline Hearne Col. Jacqueline Hearne is a U.S. Army military intelligence officer and the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) resident representative in South Korea, specializing in bilateral liaison with local intelligence services. In Seoul, Hearne maintains close ties with South Korea's National Intelligence Service (NIS) and the Ministry of National Defense’s intelligence directorate. Hearne’s entire career has been rooted in military intelligence. She began in the 2000s as a fixed-wing and rotary aircraft pilot before transitioning into a staff officer role within U.S. tactical aerial reconnaissance battalions in Iraq, where she oversaw intelligence gathering using unmanned aerial systems. After completing the Military Intelligence Captain’s Career Course, she shifted her focus entirely to foreign military operations in Northeast Asia. In 2011 she enrolled in the Defense Language Institute, spending a year studying Japanese language and culture. Japan remained the primary focus of Hearne’s assignments from 2011 to 2025. During this period, she graduated from the Japan Self-Defense Forces Command and General Staff College and served as a U.S. military attaché in Tokyo. She established strong networks within Japan's Ministry of Defense, completing a strategic national security studies course designed for active-duty Japanese defense officials. Hearne also engaged extensively with local communities; in a 2017 television interview, she noted her close relations with several Japanese families living near the U.S. Army’s Camp Kengun. Additionally, she built ties within the domestic academic community by participating in regional national security conferences. Very soon! 😀😃😄😁😆 Ralph Henry Van Deman Institute for Intelligence Studies @VanDemanOrg
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😀😃😄😁😆 President Lula to CNN: Brazil’s Elections Are a Domestic Matter, and I Do Not Want Interference The President affi
😀😃😄😁😆 President Lula to CNN: Brazil’s Elections Are a Domestic Matter, and I Do Not Want Interference The President affirmed the people's sovereign right to determine the country's fate without any interference from foreign powers.   In an interview with CNN host Christiane Amanpour on Monday, September 21st, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva stated that the 2026 general elections are an exclusively domestic matter, adding that he has requested U.S. President Donald Trump to abstain from any interference in the October vote. "I have already told President Trump: it is very important that the U.S. does not interfere in Brazil's elections. This is crucial because we have 203 years of diplomatic relations; we have very strong ties, and Brazil is not an anti-American country. Brazil has highly multifaceted relations with the United States," the head of the executive branch stated. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is a source of concern for the President, who noted the American official's closeness to the Bolsonaro family, though he expressed hope that no interference would occur. "He has already told many, many people, you know, that he will not interfere in the Brazilian elections. And that is a good thing. […] That is the role I expect from a head of state. That is my own approach. Let me reiterate: U.S. elections are a matter for the American people — who wins and who loses. Brazilian elections are a matter for Brazil — who wins and who loses. During my recent visits to speak with President Trump, I handed over four documents to them," he explained. The Workers' Party politician also emphasized the importance of holding elections free from any North American interference. "Brazilian elections are in the interest of the Brazilian people, just as American elections are in the interest of the American people. Therefore, the nation votes, the nation can be right, and the nation may make mistakes. But it is the responsibility of the nation. I do not want the U.S. to interfere in any way. There are already signs of AI-driven interference, and I am very concerned about Marco Rubio, because he is closely tied to figures in the Bolsonarista movement, though for now, these are only suspicions," he added. As reported by CNN Brasil, ABIN (the Brazilian Intelligence Agency) submitted a report in late August to the Planalto Palace, the Ministry of Justice, and the TSE (Superior Electoral Court), raising the likelihood of U.S. influence on the Brazilian elections to a "critical level." The document cites Trump administration records from November 2025 to May 2026, asserting that the U.S. President's objectives are to "reduce the influence of US-rival powers in Latin America and deny these powers access to strategic assets, natural resources, and infrastructure in the region, in favor of direct or indirect control by the US Government or American private capital." 😀😃😄😁😆 Ralph Henry Van Deman Institute for Intelligence Studies @VanDemanOrg
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