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🚨🇮🇷 Wartime flips the script on every intelligence protocol. Fmr CIA Officer Charles Finfrock breaks down what actually happens to assets in the field when conflict erupts. "During wartime, oftentimes you repurpose assets for things that they weren't necessarily designed for or originally contacted for." The spy game never stops.

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