Daily Archives: January 4, 2015

Conversation: Afghanistan After NATO
Stratfor Military Analysts Sim Tack and Paul Floyd discuss the end of the NATO mission in Afghanistan and what lies ahead for the region. For more analysis, ...

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Pump it up, Prime, Nato - Yog Sothoth, Single 21
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Lithuania Breaks Up Russian Spy Ring At NATO Airbase; Officers Detained
Lithuania Breaks Up Russian Spy Ring At NATO Airbase; Officers Detained.

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Leaked Kill List Shows They Knew Kids Were Dying
Drawing information from top secret documents spirited away by former NSA analyst Edward Snowden, Der Spiegel reports that the kill list used by NATO forces in Afghanistan included...

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Build up to WW3 NATO Sends 4,000 Troops To Russia #39;s Border
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#39;Ukraine joining NATO could TRIGGER All-out WAR #39; US-led NATO at Russia #39;s borders.
#39;Ukraine joining NATO could trigger all-out war #39;... The reason Victoria Nuland invested USD 5 billion in Ukraine regime change was to bring the US (thru NATO) at Russia #39;s borders with...

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Provided by IBT US NATO AWACS, April 16, 2014

Alleged members of a purported Russian spy ring were detained in Siauliai, Lithuania, after being suspected of infiltrating the Lithuanian army. The accused spies were captured Wednesday near NATOs Zoknai air base, a facility that offers protection to Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.

While authorities have described the espionage as the work of an unidentified foreign intelligence service, media speculation is that they were working for Russia, Newsweek Europe reported.

Lithuanian Lt. Col. Vidmantas Raklevicius told the Russian news agency Tass that one of the detainees was one of his own officers, who had been in the Lithuanian air force for 10 years. Another man, believed to be the ringleader, has also been detained.

Lithuanian authorities have launched an inquiry into the apparent breach, and officials have not ruled out Russia as its source.

The incident comes at a time when more Russian spies are believed to be operating in Eastern Europe than have been since the Cold War ended.

Moscow is thought to have ramped up its undercover espionage while it pursues apparently expansionist policies in Crimea and Ukraine -- with violent consequences.

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