Intercepted communications, provided by British intelligence and corroborated by Canadian authorities, implicate high-level Indian officials, including Prime Minister Modi’s right-hand man, in the 2023 assassination of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a B.C. Sikh leader. These findings explain Canada’s accusations against New Delhi, which denies any involvement in the killing. The intercepted conversations, considered strong evidence due to their origin within the Five Eyes intelligence partnership, have emerged at a time when the Canadian government is seeking to strengthen ties with India. Despite these efforts, the World Sikh Organization of Canada has expressed concerns, arguing that the government’s approach betrays Sikh Canadians and Canada’s sovereignty. The RCMP has also stated that a much broader series of crimes had also been “orchestrated by agents of the government of India.”
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Ukrainian Defense Intelligence reported the assassination of Veniamin Mazzherin, a Russian officer, with a car bomb inside Russia, alleging his involvement in war crimes during the 2022 invasion. Mazzherin’s death marks another instance in a series of targeted killings of Russian figures on their own territory, following similar attacks in recent months. Simultaneously, the war continues, as a children’s hospital in Kherson was attacked by Russian forces, resulting in injuries, and Russian forces have infiltrated Pokrovsk. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy condemned the hospital shelling as a deliberate attack.
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Tetsuya Yamagami, the man accused of assassinating former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, pleaded guilty in court. Yamagami admitted to the murder, citing resentment toward the Unification Church due to his mother’s devotion. The trial has ignited a discussion regarding potential extenuating circumstances due to religious abuse. The event sparked a reevaluation of gun control laws and investigations into connections between the Unification Church and conservative lawmakers.
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The man accused of killing ex-Japan PM Abe is set to go on trial this Tuesday, and it’s a situation that has a lot of layers to it. The initial shock of the assassination, which happened over three years ago, has given way to a complicated mix of factors that will likely play a big role in the trial’s outcome. It’s hard to ignore that this case has had surprisingly little attention in the US, despite the close relationship between Abe and figures like Donald Trump.
What really seems to be at the heart of the matter is the killer’s motive: his deep-seated anger at Shinzo Abe’s ties to the Unification Church, often referred to as the Moonies.… Continue reading
Following the death of Charlie Kirk, U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has reportedly become obsessed with his own security, with sources describing his behavior as increasingly erratic and “manic.” This heightened anxiety has led to drastic measures, including the Army’s Criminal Investigation Division (CID) assigning agents to safeguard Hegseth’s residences and a controversial order requiring all military officials above the rank of one-star general to attend a meeting in Virginia, potentially leaving American forces exposed. Experts suggest the meeting in Quantico may be the first stage in a series of firings, even amidst increasing threats from Russia and China. Further, Hegseth has banned reporters from publishing information obtained at the Pentagon without approval, citing that the press does not run the Pentagon.
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On September 27, a Ukrainian intelligence operation in the North Caucasus resulted in the death of a Russian National Guard lieutenant colonel, his aide, and a driver near Tambukan, Stavropol Krai. The HUR released footage of the attack, targeting the commander of the Avangard unit. The operation was reportedly supported by the “Caucasus Liberation Movement,” according to HUR. The attack occurred far from the Ukrainian front lines in a historically volatile region of Russia.
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The federal investigation into the assassination of Charlie Kirk has yet to find a link between the alleged shooter, Tyler Robinson, and left-wing groups, despite pledges from the Trump administration to crack down on such groups. Sources indicate that the investigation has found no evidence connecting Robinson to any left-wing organizations, suggesting the act was driven by Robinson’s personal offense at Kirk’s ideology. Bringing federal charges may be challenging due to logistical factors such as Robinson not traveling across state lines and Kirk not being a federal official. Robinson currently faces state charges, including aggravated murder and obstruction of justice, with prosecutors seeking the death penalty.
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Democrat Xp Lee secured victory in a special election to fill the seat of the late Minnesota House Speaker Melissa Hortman, defeating Republican Ruth Bittner. The election, held in a Democratic district, restored a legislative tie in the state house, following the assassination of Hortman and her husband in June. Lee, a former city council member and Hortman mentee, vowed to carry forward Hortman’s legacy amid national concern over political violence, which spurred the election. The accused perpetrator, Vance Boelter, is facing charges for the murders of Hortman and her husband, as well as attempted murder of other Democratic lawmakers.
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Tyler Robinson, the suspect in the assassination of Charlie Kirk, surrendered peacefully to authorities in Washington County, Utah, after expressing fear of being shot by law enforcement. Prosecutors have charged Robinson with capital murder, citing incriminating messages, DNA evidence, and a note found in his apartment linking him to the crime. Investigators are examining whether others were involved or had prior knowledge of the planned attack. While a clear motive has not been established, authorities are considering whether Kirk’s anti-transgender views were a factor, noting Robinson’s evolving political views and his partner’s transgender identity.
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Following the assassination of Charlie Kirk, Donald Trump announced a “major investigation” into individuals on “the left,” though details of the probe remain undisclosed. Trump blamed the left for the assassination, stating that those involved would be held accountable. Authorities are reviewing the visas of foreigners who celebrated Kirk’s death. The FBI has identified 22-year-old Tyler Robinson as the suspect, who allegedly held a leftist ideology that differed from his family’s political leanings.
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