.@Reuters is reporting ShinyHunters, a hacking group, says it breached the @FBI, stealing data on "almost ALL FBI Agents, and individuals who filed an application with the FBI for a job," including physical home addresses. The group posted a screenshot of a defaced FBI job site as proof. That site and the Special Agent Applicant Portal are both listed as unavailable. The FBI has not commented. This comes as the FBI announces "Operation Blackout," a multi-country "operation" targeting online scammers/fraudsters responsible for: - $15+ BILLION in assets and crypto seized - 500+ fake investment sites shut down - Hundreds arrested - Thousands of trafficked workers freed - 10,000+ Americans warned before they could be robbed - More than $500 MILLION saved Granted, there is a total of ZERO evidence provided by the FBI of these claims other than a slap-on-the-back orchestrated video praising their success, while the FBI's own cybersecurity is breached compromising personal information of active agents.

NEW: Drug cartels are rapidly advancing their drone capabilities — and U.S. officials are now concerned they could be learning from the battlefield. There are reports cartel affiliates are being sent to the Russia-Ukraine war to gain battlefield experience — potentially bringing those skills back to Mexico. A @StateDept spokesperson saying, “The Department of State takes seriously reports of transnational criminal organizations’ growing use of drone technology and tracks the issue closely… The Department of State engages U.S. law enforcement and Ukrainian counterparts to adopt measures to mitigate the risk of battlefield skills transfer and apply lessons from Ukrainian counter-UAS experience to counter the cartel drone threat.” In a statement, @CBP telling @NewsNation, “In fiscal year 2025, CBP detected over 42,000 near-border, unmanned drone flights. This fiscal year, detections have exceeded that number… Cartels use drones to conduct surveillance on U.S. law enforcement, to move illegal narcotics across the border into the United States, and to guide illegal aliens across the border. Inside Mexico, cartels use weaponized drones against rival cartels, law enforcement, and military personnel to evade arrest and capture. They continue to advance their drone technology and tactics, to conceal their movements and operations. President Trump’s executive orders and overall focus on cartels and air dominance has empowered CBP to combat and mitigate cartels’ use of drones. Additional technology resources have benefited border security operations.  CBP continues to deploy multi-sensor capabilities on the border to increase detection and mitigation effectiveness.” H/t @Jackie_Koppell

Reamrks: The attribution by @usembislamabad of Srilanka bound synthetic drugs intercepted in Pakistan through joint U.S.-Pakistani efforts as "Afghan -origin" is an unfounded & politically motivated allegation. The IEA has imposed an absolute ban on the production, trafficking,