By The FirstIn this episode of The President’s Daily Brief:
– A new investigation raises questions about whether Russia is providing satellite intelligence to Iranian-backed militias carrying out precision attacks against Saudi Arabia. Officials say Moscow’s intelligence may also have helped Iran strike American military and intelligence facilities.
– Jordan launches retaliatory airstrikes against suspected Islamic State militants in southern Syria following a deadly church attack. Jordanian officials say more than 20 ISIS fighters were killed.
– An Israeli technology company is suspected of exploiting digital advertising networks to identify and track users of Elon Musk’s Starlink satellite internet service, raising concerns about a potential espionage operation.
– In today’s Back of the Brief, British authorities charge two men in connection with an alleged Iran-linked terror plot involving a military base used by American forces.
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