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Sudanese Rapid Support Forces in Khartoum have captured a suspected Indian intelligence officer linked to RAW. He was said to be running an intelligence network in East Africa, gathering sensitive military data. During questioning, he was asked about how many Indian aircraft Pakistan had shot down, a question that...

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Here's another Local Ukrianian Hero I feel more people should know about, He goes by Uncle Grisha (дядя гриша) during my whole time In service in the Ukrainian marines I have seen him on many occasions during Military celebrations in Mykolaiv collecting money to help units on the frontline, although I never interacted with him it was always nice to see him at various Celebrations. He was previously drafted in the Soviet Airborne and was injured during his deployment in 1968 as part of a limited contingent of Soviet troops to Czechoslovakia. He later had to have his legs amputated but that didn't stop him from achieving and setting out to do what was needed in life, later on after the events of 2014 He went on to collect Money for the military and become quite a Local legend amongst those in the military. However Last year when Russia invaded and occupied Kherson his home town, he refused to leave and amongst those in the community who know of him they tried to find out if he had left but they later learned he refused to leave his hometown and continued Rasing money for the Ukrainian forces. Two of the videos I added show him riding through the market in Occupied kherson in traditional Ukrainian clothing while blasting the Ukrainian Anthem with a bucket for Donations and the other video is another occasion when he was spotted riding through playing a pro Ukrainian song. He had said during his whole 7 months in occupation the vast majority of Russian soldiers left him alone thinking he was an Afgan Veteran and said he mostly had a few comments from local collaborators. He was forced to leave on the eve of the false Referendum after receiving threats from the FSB and left for zaporizhzhia. The bravery and determination in this man is amazing and everyone should know about this Local hero because I haven't once seen him spoken about in the west outside of Ukrainian media. Heroyam Slava

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Air Force Intelligence Officer George Filer Said an Alien Was Shot at Fort Dix and Found Dead at McGuire *Historical Cases Retired Air Force intelligence officer and pilot George Filer III said an unidentified craft landed or crashed near Fort Dix in 1978, after which a nonhuman being was allegedly shot by a military police officer and later found dead near the end of a runway at McGuire Air Force Base. Filer presented the account during the Disclosure Project press conference held at the National Press Club in Washington in 2001. He introduced himself as a retired intelligence officer and military pilot with nearly 5,000 flight hours. Filer said he had not originally believed in UFOs. According to his testimony, that changed during the winter of 1962 when London air traffic control asked his crew to pursue an unidentified object. He said the object was hovering at around 1,000 feet and was detected by his aircraft radar from approximately 40 miles away. Filer described the radar return as distinct and solid, leading him to believe the target was a physical and possibly metallic object. When his aircraft approached to within roughly one mile, he said the object illuminated brightly and accelerated upward into space in a manner he compared to a space shuttle launch. Filer later worked in military intelligence and said he briefed senior officers about UFO incidents. He referred to the 1976 Tehran encounter in which Iranian F4 fighter aircraft reportedly experienced electrical and weapons system failures while attempting to intercept an unidentified object. The central event in this testimony, however, allegedly occurred on January 18, 1978, around Fort Dix and McGuire Air Force Base in New Jersey. The two military installations were located next to one another. Filer said he was assigned to McGuire and regularly delivered morning intelligence briefings to senior command staff. According to his account, he noticed unusual lights near the end of the runway while entering the base that morning. When he arrived at the command post, a senior master sergeant allegedly told him that unidentified objects had been operating around the base throughout the night. Filer said the objects had reportedly been detected by radar, observed from the control tower and reported by aircraft. He was then told that one object had either landed or crashed near Fort Dix. According to the information Filer says he received, a nonhuman being emerged from the craft and was shot by a military police officer. The being was reportedly wounded and began moving in the direction of McGuire Air Force Base. Filer said McGuire security personnel later found the body near the end of the runway. He did not claim in this testimony that he personally saw the craft, the shooting or the body. His account of those elements was based on what he says was reported through military command and security channels. That distinction is important. Filer presented himself as an intelligence officer who received and checked operational information, not as the direct eyewitness to every part of the alleged encounter. He said he was asked to include the incident in the morning briefing for the general staff under General Tom Sadler. Filer was hesitant because of the extraordinary nature of the report and because he was uncertain whether he believed it. Before presenting it, he says he contacted the 438th Command Post to verify the story. According to Filer, the personnel he contacted provided substantially the same account. He then prepared to deliver the information during the morning command briefing. Shortly before he was scheduled to speak, however, he says he was instructed not to mention the incident because it was “too hot.” Filer interpreted this as an order to withhold the event from the normal briefing process. The account is often referred to as the Fort Dix McGuire incident and has sometimes been described as the “Roswell of the East.” The comparison reflects the alleged combination of a landed or crashed craft, a nonhuman occupant, military recovery activity and subsequent secrecy. However, the evidence presented in this particular clip is testimonial. Filer does not display photographs of the alleged body, a recovery report, medical documentation or physical evidence from the site. The testimony also does not identify the military police officer who allegedly fired the shot or the security personnel who reportedly recovered the body. Filer’s professional background gives context to why he may have received unusual operational reports, but it does not independently prove that every detail communicated to him was accurate. The strongest part of his account is the claimed internal consistency of information from several military sources. He says the command post, base personnel, radar operators, control tower and aircraft reports all indicated unusual activity during the same period. The most difficult part to verify is the claim that a nonhuman being was shot and recovered. Filer concluded by stating that he was prepared to tell the story before Congress and testify that his account was true. If an unidentified craft was tracked around two adjoining military installations and a body was recovered near an active runway, what records were created that night and where are they now?

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