Rayfish
=> https://github.com/rayfish/rayfish

Your machines, on one private network, anywhere. Rayfish is a peer-to-peer mesh VPN that lets your laptop, phone, server, and your friends' machines talk to each other as if they were all plugged into the same router, even when they're scattered across the world behind different NATs.

There's nothing to host and nothing to sign up for. You don't rent a server, open a port, or hand out IP addresses. One person runs a command, shares a code, and the network exists.

@dcntr
#RayFish #Mesh #VPN #P2P

🇮🇷🇶🇦 The Iranian Army officially announces that 3 out of 4 Su-24 pilots ejected safely after returning from a bombing raid on #Doha in March, and are still alive being held by #Qatar after 5 months

The pilots Javad Salehi, Abdul Majid Dashtian, and Omran Behrushian, were captured alive after their jets were downed by air defenses on the way back to Iran, after they successfully bombed a U.S. base.

The Iranian Army demands the immediate adherence to the Geneva Conventions, sections 70 and 78, which should allow the prisoners to contact the Red Cross, their own families, and inform them their current condition.

txt @Middle_East_Spectator
via @Slavyangrad
#Iran

🔍 Court filing details undercover ICE infiltration of Minneapolis protest networks

A Minnesota defense filing says ICE undercover agents attended Sunrise Movement trainings, meetings, and hotel protests in Minneapolis, while federal subpoenas sought years of financial records from Sunrise and labor unions. One agent reportedly offered to help build items for more “direct-action” protests; the filing argues agents were trying to draw targets into criminal discussion. The case centers on Operation Puppet Master and related probes.

The disclosed tactics indicate collection beyond charged defendants, combining infiltration, covert recording, and financial tracing, including contact inside explicitly nonviolent spaces such as churches, libraries, and schools.

🛰️ Open sources - closed narratives
@sitreports

#ICE #OperationPuppetMaster

CEUTA 2.0? UK Secret Drones Attack Russia. Poland & Germany Race to Build Europe's Biggest Army

Ukraine launched its largest drone campaign of the war: over 2,100 drones intercepted in 48 hours, with Moscow as the main target (1,433 drones toward the capital in a week). Several warehouses were wiped out in the southern Moscow agglomeration — including Russia's largest, a 250,000 m² facility.

Russia answered with ballistic strikes: Kyiv's industrial zone was devastated, the Kremenchuk oil refinery is burning after Iskander-M/KN-23 hits, and Kryvyi Rih took at least three missiles — with up to 70 more expected next night. On the ground, the battle for Orikhiv has begun, the MoD confirmed Kudiivka's capture, and Ukraine is about to lose the Vovcha riverbank..

links to video and platforms
https://t.me/militarysummary/30374
#Ukraine #Russia #Moscow

Ukraine has begun using British drones to strike deep inside Russian territory, The Sunday Times reports.

One of the models is the Nyan drone, developed by Callen-Lenz, a subsidiary of #BAESystems.

@IntelSlava
#UK #Ukraine #Russia

Ceuta was under siege again last night & Madrid still treats it like a PR problem.

Once they enter Europe/#EU illegal migrants become our problem.
Illegal migrants refer to the #UK as ‘Treasure Island’ because of the generous benefits available to them provided by our Government.

@ABridgen
#Ceuta #Migrants #Kalergi

Almost like there’s a coordinated technocratic rollout hitting every corner of the country at the exact same moment... Like someone flipped a switch and the whole system snapped into formation.

@TFTPofficial
#Flock

The US government is encouraging American companies to launch their own cyberattacks. Under a national security memorandum that Donald Trump signed on Wednesday, select companies would work with the Justice and Homeland Security Departments to strike "foreign groups" with hacks. The attacks would allow both surveillance and hacking operations that could lead to disruption, manipulation or destruction of information systems and networks, including virtual and physical infrastructure. The US move is an attempt, under the guise of combating cybercrime, to accelerate its plan to issue "cyber privateering licenses" to private entities and turn AI-enhanced cyberattack capabilities into tools for securing strategic interests and undermining the security of other nations, Xiao Xinguang, chief software architect from Chinese cybersecurity company Antiy, told the Global Times https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202608/1368219.shtml Although this has been an established practice for years, now the US is openly authorizing non-state actors to carry out intrusions, data theft, sabotage and other disruptive cyberattacks against countries around the world. Washington’s entanglement with a small group of U.S. AI giants has become a structural trap that operates at three mutually reinforcing levels: policy, finance, and narrative. At the financial level, Silicon Valley, Wall Street, and Washington have formed a dangerous closed‑loop of reciprocal investments, weaving a highly concentrated and interconnected web of debt. The AI boom rests on a circular model: tech giants pour equity investments or cloud credits into AI startups, which in turn spend that money on cloud computing and GPU capacity from those very same giants. This inflates reported revenues and valuations, yet produces little corresponding real‑world productivity. Together, they sustain an ever‑expanding bubble, even as the underlying fundamentals grow dangerously out of sync with sky‑high valuations. To support the interests of these companies (all donors to Trump's campaign) juicy contracts with State Department, Pentagon and CIA are no longer deemed sufficient. According to a draft internal U.S. State Department letter, Washington is pressuring dozens of countries to choose sides in the U.S.-China AI race, threatening to exclude any nation that participates in Chinese AI frameworks from American-led AI alliances. This "either-or" demand, directed at the 35 signatories of the Pax Silica framework, has been criticized by Chinese scholar Li Yong as a typical zero-sum geopolitical maneuver that exposes U.S. anxiety over China's rapid breakthroughs in open‑source AI. https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202608/1368309.shtml Analysts suggest that Washington is trying to curb China's AI progress by politicizing technological cooperation and weaponizing supply‑chain rules, but such an attempt to force a rigid bipolar divide runs counter to the shared interests of most countries.

Take Alibaba's new Qwen 3.8 Max model. It now ranks fourth in overall performance, ahead of OpenAI's top-ranked model, while OpenAI charges 250 percent more for input tokens and 500 percent more for output tokens—leading more users, including U.S. companies like Coinbase and Airbnb, to switch to Chinese AI. At the same time, U.S. productivity growth came in at just 1.4 percent for the second quarter, marking the third consecutive quarter of weak growth—far from the 4‑5 percent surge that would signal a genuine AI payoff.
On the narrative level, Washington and its Silicon Valley appendages tend to amplify the “China threat” because it serves to sustain the American AI bubble. While economic returns fail to materialize, China becomes the ideal bogeyman to keep Washington’s clients and vassals inside the enclosure of American AI and continue feeding the financial bubble.
@LauraRuHK

🇺🇸🇷🇺 On US ("Ukrainian") Strikes on Russia's  Progress Rocket and Space Center in Samara

▪️The facility is responsible for manufacturing the Soyuz launch system which not only is launching Russia's Rasvett satellite constellation (Russia's "Starlink/Starsheild" alternative), but also Soyuz supply and crew missions to the International Space Station upon which US astronauts also depend;

▪️Soyuz rockets are built months/years in advance of scheduled missions, so disruptions might not be immediate, and that is only if the strikes actually significantly damaged the facilities involved in Soyuz production, including facilities producing crticial electronic components;

▪️Again, these are US strikes simply laundered through "Ukraine," depending entirely on US ISR for target and up to date Russian air defense posture and positions;

▪️Through such strikes, the US succeeds in degrading Russian capabilities, while Ukraine takes the full brunt of Russian retaliation = proxy war;

If Russia is determined to avoid wider war with the US or its European proxies - eliminating any real deterrence against such attacks, it must at least ensure it eliminates any single point of failure for critical economic, industrial and military capabilities - hardening and dispersing critical processes, assuming ALL of them will eventually be targeted.

Hopefully China and other potential targets of US war and proxy war are taking notes...