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Drone footage reveals devastation at Putra Heights, Malaysia gas explosion site
April 6, 2025 @ 5:34am
SUBANG JAYA: Authorities have released drone footage showing the extent of the destruction caused by the pipeline explosion in Putra Heights.
The video revealed a massive crater at the site, where water pumping operations were underway to remove accumulated water.
It also showed several rows of houses closest to the site destroyed, with only their concrete structures remaining and roofs completely missing.
The footage captured excavation work being carried out by the authorities using three excavators, one bulldozer, and one backhoe.
Operations are ongoing to expose the affected area and inspect the position of the Petronas pipeline, which is believed to lie at a depth of between six and seven metres.
Earlier, at a press conference held at the incident command centre nearby, Selangor police chief Datuk Hussein Omar Khan said authorities had assessed 439 houses in Putra Heights, with 220 declared safe following the gas pipeline fire.
He added that 320 houses were either safe or sustained damage of less than 20 per cent.
These houses, he said, were habitable, and repair works could begin today.
Hussein also said stabilisation works were underway, with the full operation divided into four phases.
He said that the installation of sheet piles would be carried out under phase two, aimed at stabilising the ground at the site of the fire before technical investigations can begin.
The work, Selangor's top police officer said, is scheduled to start tomorrow and continue until April 15.
On Tuesday, a massive fire broke out at a Petronas gas pipeline in Putra Heights, causing widespread panic as flames shot into the air.
The heat from the blaze - visible from kilometres away - was reported to have melted parts of vehicles and other items.
The flames also spread to nearby homes, as the pipeline is located close to residential areas.
https://www.nst.com.my/news/nation/2025/04/1198047/drone-footage-reveals-devastation-putra-heights-gas-explosion-site-watch
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Kp-VzWwerk
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Missile Strike on Kyiv Kills One Amid ‘Massive’ Attack
April 6, 2025
A missile attack on the Ukrainian capital Kyiv early Sunday killed one person and injured at least three people, city officials said, as missile and drone strikes across the country left at least one more person dead.
Russia "launched a massive nationwide attack on Ukraine using ballistic missiles, cruise missiles and drones" in the early hours of the morning. said first deputy prime minister Yulia Svyrydenko.
In Kyiv, explosions were heard overnight and a dark plume of smoke rose from the city early Sunday morning. The missile strke damaged a building housing the offices of state television channels that boradcast in foreign langauges.
Current data shows that one person has been killed. Three were wounded, including two who were hospitalized.
City mayor Vitali Klitschko said that "the body of a man killed in an enemy attack was discovered in Darnytsia district. He was on the street, near the epicentre of the explosion. The man's identity is being established."
Emergency services said that during attacks, fires broke out in Kyiv in non-residential buildings, damaging a multi-storey business centre, a furniture factory and warehouses.
The emergency services posted video of smoke rising from charred debris, a gutted hangar and a large multi-storey administrative building with the roof torn off and windows blown out.
Overnight, Russia attacked Ukraine with 23 cruise and ballistic missiles and 109 drones, the Ukrainian air force said, causing damage to six regions.
The Air Force said it shot down 13 of the missiles and 40 drones, while 54 others caused no damage.
In the southern Kherson region, a drone killed a 59-year-old man. In the northeastern Kharkiv region, near the border with Russia, two were injured in an attack using guided aerial bombs, regional officials said.
In western Ukraine's Khmelnytsky region, authorities said air defences destroyed a missile. But falling fragments damaged a house and injured a woman.
The attacks come as U.S. President Donald Trump pushes for a partial ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, more than three years into Moscow's full-scale invasion, seeking a thaw in ties with the Kremlin.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's chief of staff Andriy Yermak said Sunday, "The language of force is the only one that [Russian President Vladimir] Putin understands. All our partners need to switch to this language."
'Weak reaction'
The latest attacks came two days after a missile attack on the central Ukrainian city of Kryvyi Rih killed 18 people, including nine children, on Friday evening.
Zelensky slammed the U.S. embassy for what he called a "weak" statement that did not blame Russia for the deadly missile strike on his home city.
"Unfortunately, the reaction of the American embassy is unpleasantly surprising: such a strong country, such a strong people — and such a weak reaction," he wrote.
"They are even afraid to say the word 'Russian' when talking about the missile that killed the children."
The Ukrainian president took aim at the U.S. Ambassador Bridget Brink after she posted a message on X on Friday that said: "Horrified that tonight a ballistic missile struck near a playground and restaurant."
In subsequent posts, Brink has referred to Russia as the aggressor, writing on Sunday morning that Ukraine was "under a ballistic and cruise missile attack from Russia."
On Sunday, Zelensky said that the number of air attacks from Russia was increasing, proving that international pressure on Moscow was insufficient.
Talks with French, British military chiefs
Trump is pushing the two sides to agree to a ceasefire. But his administration has failed to broker an accord acceptable to both.
Zelensky on Saturday hailed "tangible progress" after meeting British and French military chiefs in Kyiv on Friday to discuss a plan by London and Paris to send a "reassurance" force to Ukraine if and when a deal on ending the conflict is reached.
The Ukrainian president wrote on social media that the meeting with British Chief of the Defence Staff Tony Radakin and French counterpart Thierry Burkhard had agreed "the first details on how the security contingent of partners can be deployed".
This is one of the latest efforts by European leaders to agree on a coordinated policy after Trump sidelined them and opened direct talks with the Kremlin.
https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2025/04/06/missile-strike-on-kyiv-kills-one-amid-massive-attack-a88623
Nigeria joins global smart cities with high-resolution drone mapping initiative
April 6, 2025
The Office of the Surveyor General of the Federation (OSGoF) has launched a high-resolution drone mapping initiative in Abuja, marking a major step towards Nigeria’s smart city ambitions.
At a workshop in Abuja, the Surveyor General, Surv. Abuduganiyu Adeyemi Adebomehin, emphasized that the project will enhance urban planning, security, and disaster management. “This technology ensures Nigeria remains competitive globally,” he stated.
The initiative, which uses Very High-Resolution Drone Imagery and Street View Data, has mapped 20 out of 25 designated zones in the Federal Capital Territory.
The 3D digital twin mapping provides a virtual representation of Abuja, aiding infrastructure planning and security operations.
Geospatial expert Waddah Hago, who collaborated on the project, highlighted its efficiency. “In just ten days, we mapped 152 sq km using AI-powered imaging, reducing planning costs and improving governance,” he said.
Afeez Azeez, Head of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing at the Office of the Surveyor General of the Federation, explained that the project’s primary objective is to provide accurate geospatial data for decision-making.
He noted that drone mapping plays a crucial role in national topographical surveys, with applications ranging from urban planning to public safety.
https://businessday.ng/news/article/nigeria-joins-global-smart-cities-with-high-resolution-drone-mapping-initiative/
Power outages hit Sudan areas after drone attack on Merowe Dam
April 6, 2025
(MEROWE) – A drone attack by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) on the Merowe Dam caused power outages across several areas, including Omdurman and the Northern State, the national electricity company confirmed on Saturday.
The incident is the latest in a series of drone attacks attributed to the RSF targeting power infrastructure across central, eastern, and northern Sudan.
The Merowe Dam, the country’s largest hydroelectric facility, has been a frequent target, suffering significant damage despite ongoing repair efforts.
The Sudanese Electricity Company confirmed, in a statement Saturday, that RSF drones hit the Merowe power station, damaging a transformer crucial for supplying the Northern State and triggering the blackout.
The company emphasized the negative impact of repeated attacks on power infrastructure on essential public services.
Past disruptions to power supply affecting water treatment plants have been linked to disease outbreaks, including cholera in White Nile State, forcing residents to use untreated river water.
The company said a specialized technical team was dispatched to the site to assess the damage and begin repairs, aiming to restore power “as quickly as possible.”
Separately, the army’s 19th Infantry Division in Merowe claimed its ground-based air defences early Saturday intercepted several drones launched by the RSF aimed at the dam and a nearby military base.
The army division added it was prepared to repel any threats in the Northern State and asserted that attempts to hit critical infrastructure would be thwarted.
The RSF previously threatened to invade the Northern and River Nile states following its capture of El Malha in North Darfur and advances towards Debba in the Northern State.
On the first day of the war, April 15, 2023, the RSF briefly seized Merowe military airport and destroyed several fighter aircraft before the army regained control of the site.
https://sudantribune.com/article299398/
Phoenix Unit Strikes Hard in Kharkiv Region: Drone Pilots Take Down a russian Giatsint-S, Tigr APC, and More
April 6, 2025
In a coordinated strike, Ukrainian forces eliminated high-value targets, undermining russia’s battlefield logistics
Unmanned systems operators of the Ukrainian Phoenix border guards unit have delivered a precise and devastating blow to russian forces in Kharkiv region. According to official reports, the unit successfully targeted and destroyed the 2S5 Giatsint-S self-propelled artillery system, one of russia’s long-range heavy artillery pieces.
In addition to neutralizing the artillery system, drone pilots also eliminated a Tigr armored fighting vehicle, obliterated an enemy shelter, and set a russian military warehouse on fire.
The strikes demonstrate the growing effectiveness of Ukrainian aerial reconnaissance and coordination of strikes targeting high-value assets beyond the frontline.
The results of these attacks also show the strategic impact of targeted air operations in modern warfare, highlighting the importance of precision strikes in diminishing the enemy’s operational capabilities.
The accomplishments of the Phoenix unit not only represent a tactical victory but also serve as a testament to the skill and coordination of the pilots involved in the mission.
https://en.defence-ua.com/news/phoenix_unit_strikes_hard_in_kharkiv_region_drone_pilots_take_down_a_russian_giatsint_s_tigr_apc_and_more_video-14087.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kEt7SvJ-AXw
Drone Leads To Arrest Of Man With Machine Gun In Tampa: HCSO
April 5, 2025 6:47 pm
TAMPA, Fla. – A 22-year-old man was arrested after fleeing from deputies who attempted to serve him with a warrant for possession of an operable machine gun, according to the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office (HCSO).
The incident occurred on April 3, 2025. Deputies attempted to serve the warrant to Carl Bennett, but the man fled on foot.
The HCSO’s drone operator was able to track his movements from the air. The drone operator observed Bennett throw a firearm over a fence.
Ground units were then able to quickly apprehend Bennett and recover the firearm, which was found to be equipped with an automatic switch.
Bennett has been charged with:
Possession of an Operable Machine Gun (x2)
Resisting Officer Without Violence
Tampering With Physical Evidence
“Suspects can attempt to flee, but our deputies do a great job tracking them down and bringing them to justice,” said Sheriff Chad Chronister.
“We will continue to use all technology at our disposal to find and arrest criminals.”
https://www.tampafp.com/drone-leads-to-arrest-of-man-with-machine-gun-in-tampa-hcso/
Kraken accelerates naval drone production
Apr 5, 2025
Kraken Technology Group announced that its AREA 1 manufacturing facility is fully operational and currently producing over 500 advanced uncrewed maritime systems annually, with additional production lines scheduled to come online in 2025.
In a statement released by the company, Kraken emphasized the scalability and readiness of its offerings, noting, “No smoke, no mirrors, only high-performance, low-cost, production ready capabilities at scale — today.”
Kraken’s key platforms include the K3SCOUT — a low-cost, low-signature autonomous uncrewed surface vessel (USV) — and the K4 MANTA, a hybrid surface-subsurface vehicle (USSV) that merges surface speed with sub-surface access for covert missions.
These systems are designed to support a range of operations across commercial, humanitarian, and military domains.
The K3SCOUT has been developed for high agility, minimal detection, and operational flexibility in complex environments.
The platform is tailored for tasks such as perimeter defense, maritime surveillance, and logistics support.
According to Kraken, its compact profile and quiet propulsion system make it particularly suited for operations in contested littoral zones.
The more advanced K4 MANTA brings an entirely new dimension to naval unmanned operations.
The vehicle integrates surface and limited submerged capabilities, allowing operators to conduct a mix of ISR (intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance), precision strike, and special mission profiles.
Kraken has described the MANTA as a “foiling uncrewed surface-subsurface vehicle,” pointing to its ability to operate quickly above the waterline while transitioning to lower-visibility subsurface maneuvering.
The increased production capacity comes at a time of growing global interest in unmanned maritime systems.
The company has not disclosed specific customers or deployment details but hinted at commercial and defense contracts currently underway.
https://defence-blog.com/kraken-accelerates-naval-drone-production/
https://thedebrief.org/will-the-declassification-task-force-or-president-trump-compel-dod-to-release-its-trove-of-unclassified-uap-videos/
Will the Declassification Task Force or President Trump Compel the DoD to Release its Trove of Unclassified UAP Videos?
April 5, 2025
To its credit, the Trump administration has been taking swift action to declassify documents pertaining to the JFK and Martin Luther King assassinations and the Jeffrey Epstein case.
Meanwhile, with the administration’s support, Representative Anna Paulina Luna (R-FL) is leading a new Congressional Task Force on the Declassification of Federal Secrets.
The Administration and Rep. Luna have also expressed support for releasing information on Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP).
I believe that if Rep. Luna’s Task Force or the Administration looks in the right places, they will discover a trove of unclassified UAP imagery that is being unnecessarily and improperly withheld from the public.
This imagery will not reveal classified sources or methods, which is the common refrain used to deny access to Congress and the American public.
Rather, this information can impart important knowledge about UAP, mitigating the potential for strategic surprise.
Liberating this data can provide a boon to UAP researchers; help raise public awareness regarding unmanned vehicles and the strategic challenges they pose for our country; and help to restore the public’s faith in the ability of civilian policymakers to manage a huge and all-too-often self-serving bureaucracy.
It is also an early and easy test case regarding the seriousness of the Congress’s and the Administration’s commitment to UAP transparency.
Over-Classification Is a Systemic Problem
There is already a strong bipartisan consensus in Washington regarding the need to combat excessive government secrecy.
We spend as much as $18 billion per year on classifying government documents, a number that does not fully account for the costs and inefficiencies this arcane system imposes.
As an analogy, the cost of filing taxes is not just the cost of hiring a tax preparer to do your taxes. A true cost would also account for the time lost due to the excessive complexity of federal tax laws.
Anyone who has worked in the intelligence community is well aware of the inefficiencies resulting from overclassification. Secrets are hoarded by separate fiefdoms and become a source of power; a commodity that can be traded for advantage.
Thousands of meetings each year are disrupted, delayed, or canceled due to problems conveying or confirming clearances; personnel can wait months or years for their clearances to be processed while contractors spend millions struggling to meet conflicting standards regarding physical security requirements imposed by different agencies.
I’ve seen the Three-Star Director of the National Security Agency turned away from an urgent White House meeting by a low-level Secret Service Agent because there was a discrepancy in the clearance information passed to the White House by the general’s security staff.
I’ve seen military officers wait for months to get access to their offices and computers because of lags in validating their clearances.
At one Air Force base I visited, access to each conference room at the headquarters was controlled by a different lieutenant without whose permission the room could not be used to discuss classified information.
As former Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Avril Haines said, “[D]eficiencies in the current classification system undermine our national security, as well as critical democratic objectives, by impeding our ability to share information in a timely manner.”
Over-Classification of UAP Imagery
My concerns stem from events that began in 2017 when I obtained three Navy UAP videos approved for public release by the DoD’s Office of Prepublication and Security Review (DOPSR).
I shared two of these unprecedented military UAP videos with The New York Times, and on December 16, 2017, they appeared in a front-page story entitled “Glowing Auras and ‘Black Money’: The Pentagon’s Mysterious U.F.O. Program.”
The third UAP video, also from a targeting pod aboard an F-18 aircraft, appeared in The Washington Post on March 9, 2018, together with an op-ed I wrote entitled, “The Military Keeps Encountering UFOs.
Why Doesn’t the Pentagon Care?” An inquiry by the Air Force Office of Special Investigation (AFOSI) confirmed that the videos were unclassified and their publication did not damage national security.
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What happened next was a classic case of a bureaucracy seeking to enforce a monopoly on access to information; information that could raise important but awkward and uncomfortable questions.
Suddenly, a new classification manual for UAP was created by the DoD’s UAP Task Force, making virtually anything and everything related to UAP a national secret – including precisely the same kinds of unclassified videos that had already appeared in two of the nation’s leading newspapers!
With deep frustration, I tried to dissuade Pentagon officials from approving this restrictive classification guide.
I pointed out that it was only due to openness and transparency, specifically press reporting and information shared with Congress, that any progress whatsoever had been made in revealing worrisome incursions by unidentified aircraft into restricted military airspace at numerous locations.
Much as Sputnik alerted the nation to unexpected Russian technological advances in space, this information was vital to alerting Congress and the public to a new potential espionage and air safety threat as well as the possibility that an adversary may have achieved a technological breakthrough with profound strategic implications.
Whether these aircraft were Russian, Chinese, alien, or something more prosaic remains to be seen.
However, we can all agree that public awareness is vital in a democracy, both as a matter of principle and as a crucial means of generating the pressure needed to overcome bureaucratic inertia and resistance to change.
Regrettably, my arguments fell on deaf ears, and the new classification guide was approved. The antipathy to sharing UAP information was so great that one official even proposed an outright ban on sharing UAP information with Congress!
The All Domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) and UAP Declassification
After AARO was created, I raised the issue of excessive classification with its new director, Dr. Sean Kirkpatrick. He agreed that the classification guide was problematic and indicated that he had already initiated a process to revise it.
He urged patience on the matter, which was understandable given the cumbersome bureaucratic process involved.
Later, AARO determined that it does not require the authority to classify UAP-related information. The reason is that the UAP reports it receives are already classified by the agencies that originally collect the data.
Unfortunately, these agencies seem to have adopted the original approach, which treats all UAP-related material as classified. As a result, countless UAP videos are being needlessly withheld from the press and public.
Of course, a great deal of UAP imagery is properly classified. For example, sensor data collected by F-22 and F-35 aircraft is far more sophisticated than that collected by the F-18, making the resulting data legitimately classified.
By contrast, when it comes to the Navy F-18 targeting pods, DoD has permitted Northrop Grumman to provide extensive details about describing the technology and how it works on the internet.
Meanwhile, the Customs and Border Protection (CBP) service uses similar imagery systems and has placed a trove of fascinating documents, along with ten examples of UAP videos, on the internet.
I’ve yet to hear any suggestion that Northrop Grumman or CBP has compromised national security.
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It is also clear that F-18’s videos are not the only source of unclassified UAP imagery being withheld from the public. On May 17, 2022, a subcommittee of the House Intelligence Committee held the first Congressional hearing on UAP in over 50 years.
During the open hearing, DoD officials shared two “declassified” UAP videos. One was derived from footage obtained using a smart phone and the other a camera attached to night vision goggles. These devices were almost certainly mass-market systems made in China.
Towards the end of the hearing, Subcommittee Chairman Representative Andre Carson asked about releasing details of individual encounters, including the time, place, and other details. He then specifically asked if DoD had “a clear and repeatable process for considering public release?”
In response, Mr. Scott Bray, the Deputy Director of Naval Intelligence, stated that “when it does not involve sources and methods … and it is within my authority to do so, I commit to declassifying that.”
That was nearly 3 years ago, and since that time, well over 1000 official UAP reports have been recorded by AARO.
Yet, despite the pledge to Congress to “work very hard” to balance transparency with national security, I am not aware of a single new Navy, DoD or IC UAP video that has been declassified and released to the public by the military or Intelligence Community, apart from one unresolved UAP video depicting a metallic sphere filmed over Iraq by an MQ-9 Reaper drone, and several videos resolved to be identifiable objects that have been released on the AARO website.
Nor do I believe there is anyone at DoD or the IC who recognizes an obligation to share unclassified UAP information with Congress and the public.
Indeed, in recent discussions with various government officials last month, I was specifically told that nobody in the government has been designated to seek the release of unclassified UAP information or feels an obligation to do so.
Consequently, an untold amount of unclassified UAP information is sitting on government computers unseen by Congress or the public.
How could an iPhone made in China be considered a sensitive source or method? Or a handheld camcorder, another commercial off-the-shelf product likely made in China?
Examples of legitimate classification notwithstanding an unclassified source include photos of activities in denied areas, photos that capture classified cockpit information, or images of a secret US military aircraft.
However, the far more common classification problem is simply the government’s use of classified computer systems, such as the SIPRNET, that host both classified and unclassified information.
As a result, any information downloaded from one of these networks has to be reviewed before it is released to ensure it is actually unclassified.
This is a somewhat time-consuming process that DoD officials have no incentive to undertake because nobody has been asked to serve as an advocate for disclosure, and nobody is rewarded for declassifying information.
The effort, however, is not great and certainly not a valid excuse for withholding untold amounts of information that is of great public interest.
In fact, as I am a former DoD official, this article had to undergo the same review process, and I’m pleased to report that it only took a few days.
Much of the UAP over-classification problem could be solved if the UAP classification guides were appropriately revised, and guidance was provided by Congress or the Administration designating an official responsible for reviewing and releasing unclassified UAP imagery and analysis.
The President’s Executive Order on Classification
It is worth briefly reviewing a small portion of the President’s Executive Order (#13526) governing classification.
Among other things, it states that information can only be classified if “the information reasonably could be expected to result in damage to the national security… and the original classification authority is able to identify or describe the damage.”
It goes on to state that, “if there is significant doubt about the need to classify information, it shall not be classified (emphasis added).” The current approach to UAP imagery is nearly the opposite of what is required by the President’s executive order.
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Bizarre theories for mystery 'alien' skeleton found on North Wales beach
06:16, 6 APR 2025
A beach visitor was left mystified when she stumbled across skeletal remains washed up on Anglesey's eastern coast. With a large head and “spiky barbs”, at first glance, she thought it resembled some kind of “eel-like fish”.
Andrea Yates came across the slightly terrifying sight when strolling across Benllech beach. Keen to find an explanation for the peculiar-looking sea monster, she shared photos online.
Inevitably, some answers were flippant, others way off the mark. A few were convinced it was some kind of reptile.
One man suspected a long-departed "Dachshund". Following similar discoveries, people have even supposed the top half on a llama – on account of its long neck.
In the context of its discovery, on a pretty Anglesey beach, the skeleton looked otherworldly, leading some to suspect something extra-terrestrial – like the facehugger creature from the sci-fi horror Alien.
One man wondered if hadn’t “fallen from the Space X capsule on re-entry”. It being an island, there were plenty of local marine experts to point Andrea in the right direction.
One woman noted that several similar specimens had been found on Rhosneigr’s west coast beaches a couple of weeks previously.
In the past, Wildlife Trust beach cleans at Rhosneigr have turned up plenty of distinctive “Batman” egg cases – mermaid’s purses – laid by thornback rays.
Although not a ray hotspot for the island’s anglers, evidence thornbacks frequent the resort's waters came 18 months ago with the release of spectacular photos showing them as victims of a skilled predator, the Atlantic grey seal.
This probably explains the strange remains found at Benllech. Fully formed, the kite-shaped ray has a skeleton with delicate pectoral fans of soft cartilage.
When alive, these appear as flattened fins that act a bit like underwater wings.
Online, one man explained: “Seals eat the wings and leave the middle bit. (There are) too many spikes down the middle for the seal to eat.”
In other words, what Andrea found was likely the mutilated remains of a thornback.
Capable of growing to 3ft across, thornbacks are usually found next to rocky outcrops when they venture closer to shore in search of food.
Although their jaws are small, they are powerful to crush the shells of crabs and other crustaceans with ease. Neither are they beyond taking the occasional fish – after all, they are closely related to sharks.
As their name implies, thornbacks are renowned for the spikes they have on their backs and tails.
These backward-facing thorns - acting like modified “skin teeth” - are also covered with coarse prickles – defences designed to deter the over-inquisitive.
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Anglers and commercial trawlers also separate thornbacks from their wings – the latter for the fish-and-chip market.
Given their vulnerability to over-fishing, catch size restrictions apply with smaller thornbacks being returned to the sea.
At Benllech, it’s more likely the thornback Andrea found was lunch for a seal rather than a human.
https://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/bizarre-theories-mystery-alien-skeleton-31343061
David Icke Dot-Connector: Ep160: What do They REALLY Want with Greenland
April 3, 2025
This week in David dives into the unfolding story surrounding the desire for US control over the Island of Greenland.
The Trump administration have this week refused to rule-out the use of military force and state publicly that they ‘will own the island’.
Also, on this week’s episode –
• US Bombing Campaign in Somalia and Yemen.
• What’s the connection to South Africa of so many Trump insiders?
• US threats to strike Iran.
• Global trade war kicks off leaving many questioning its implications.
This plus much more tonight’s episode.
https://rumble.com/v6rlc9t-dot-connector-ep160-what-do-they-really-want-with-greenland-free-version.html?e9s=src_v1_ucp
EXCLUSIVE: Explosive JFK Evidence Government Sat On For 62 Years Finally Exposed — Including New French Tourist Suspect and Link to Radical Terror Mob
April 4 2025, Published 2:33 p.m. ET
The release of over 80,000 documents on the John F. Kennedy assassination investigation has exposed the federal government's attempts to conceal a notorious French "terrorist," Jean René Souètre, as a potential co-conspirator in the case, RadarOnline.com can reveal.
Souètre, a former French Army captain, was said to be at the crime scene in Dallas in a 1983 report.
The ex-French Army captain also had CIA contacts and was even detained by police shortly after JFK was fatally shot in Dealey Plaza on November 22, 1963.
While Souètre was detained, he was promptly deported following a hush-hush investigation.
Government documents additionally confirmed that Souètre was sent to Mexico via a border crossing in Laredo, Texas.
While the Warren Commission's investigation into the president's assassination asserted Lee Harvey Oswald was solely responsible for the heinous act, President Donald Trump publicly questioned the findings by asking, "Was he helped?"
Recently released files revealed the FBI believes Souètre, who died in 2001, "either killed John F. Kennedy or knew who had it done."
Souètre – who also used the aliases Michel Mertz and Michel Roux – was a member of France's outlawed Secret Army Organization (OAS) a terror group consisting of military veterans fixated on murdering the country's then-President Charles de Gaulle for granting independence to Algeria in 1962.
Souètre's comrades also despised JFK for advocating for the African country's sovereignty and ordering the CIA to thwart its revolution against France.
One document stated: "(The OAS) hated (Kennedy) with a passion. All indications are that Souètre was a trained and experienced terrorist and perfectly capable of murder."
Experts believed rogue CIA agents recruited a hit squad of French mercenaries to join mafia members to ensure the president's death in case designated patsy Oswald botched the shooting.
Bernard Fensterwald Jr., a prominent Washington, D.C., attorney who died in 1991, examined the alleged French connection after obtaining classified CIA and FBI files from a French intelligence source.
He said of Souètre: "We may have found the actual killer. "This opens up a whole new line of thinking on the assassination – yet every effort to explore it further has been blocked."
Fensterwald's investigation revealed that in 1963 Souètre met with E. Howard Hunt, a longtime CIA spy who has been linked by some skeptics to JFK's death.
Souètre was also tracked down in New Orleans helping train the CIA's Cuban exile recruits, who opposed their country's communist leader, Fidel Castro.
The FBI apparently knew Souètre may have been involved in the assassination, and records revealed the bureau was monitoring his friend Dr. Lawrence Alderson, a dentist and former U.S. Army captain who befriended the Frenchman in 1963.
Aldreson, who died in 2014, said: "When the FBI finally came to interview me (about six weeks after the murder), they told me that they had traced Souètre to Dallas a day before the assassination."
Also found deep in the dossier was a nondescript 1997 "request for documents" teletype seeking CIA and FBI data on "OAS Captain" Souètre regarding "the JFK assassination."
Souètre previously admitted in 1983 that he was involved in an attempted assassination of De Gaulle but insisted he had no part in Kennedy's killing.
He further denied being in Dallas on November 22 and claimed it was another French military officer who "looks like me," but government records showed he entered the U.S. on November 19, 1963, as Michel Roux.
https://radaronline.com/p/jfk-files-evidence-french-tourist-suspect/