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IC BRIEF

Current as of 0333 EDT (UTC-04), Monday 26 October 2026

Contents

10 stories from 38 sources across 36 organizations

KEY JUDGMENTS

Russian intelligence operations are escalating across physical, human, and cyber vectors against European defense targets and Ukrainian supply chains, compounding allied attribution challenges. European governments will very likely attribute new sabotage to Russian services within 30 days, and a Central or Eastern European NATO state will very likely do so by late November. Moderate confidence rests on official statements, though primary evidence is thin. Ukraine's warning that Moscow may stage false-flag sabotage to blame Kyiv complicates attribution; the absence of such an incident within 30 days would suggest the warning was overstated.

Germany's second arrest of a Ukrainian national working for Russian intelligence in two months reinforces evidence of a structured collection network targeting NATO's eastern flank; formal indictment is very unlikely by November 30. High confidence reflects the prosecutor's statement. Sandworm's handoff from espionage access to destructive wipe at a Ukrainian grain logistics company confirms agricultural supply chains face multi-group Main Directorate of the General Staff (Russia; GRU) operations staging initial compromise for later destruction. Confirmed exploitation of two critical PHP flaws against Russian infrastructure is unlikely to surface publicly by late November, given state disincentives to disclose. Moderate confidence rests on confirmed directive authenticity.

Allied Intelligence

Book Reveals Dutch Intelligence Hacked Kushner's Phone Exposing Secret Gulf States Financial Accounts

BLUF: Kushner's team is unlikely to file suit against Cole or his publisher by late November, as litigation would risk exposing the very financial records they deny exist to discovery.

A Vanity Fair excerpt of journalist Matthew Cole's book "Princes and Thieves," published Thursday, alleges Dutch military intelligence (MIVD) hacked Jared Kushner's phone in 2018 after flipping a Russian spy, and watched him access a First Abu Dhabi Bank account holding about $750 million 12. Cole further alleges the UAE and Saudi Arabia put at least $2 billion into accounts for Kushner, including roughly $1 billion held in Israel 13. CBS News said it had not independently verified the excerpt 2. Kushner called the claims "completely insane" and said Cole offered no bank statements or transaction records 24. His lawyer Chad Mizelle said "there are no bank accounts," threatened legal action, and said the Jerusalem Post removed its reporting on the claims 4. The MIVD has not commented 1.

Analyst Note: Everything rests on one Vanity Fair excerpt, and no outlet has verified the allegations. CBS obtained on-record denials from Kushner, his attorney, and White House Communications Director Steven Cheung, and the Dutch service's silence leaves the hacking claim neither confirmed nor denied. It is unlikely that Kushner or his representatives file a lawsuit against Matthew Cole or his publisher over the "Princes and Thieves" allegations by November 25, 2026. Confidence is low because no complaint or demand letter has been filed, and the threats name no defendant, aiming only at unspecified "groups publishing" the claims. That targeting points to pressure on secondary outlets, as with the reported Jerusalem Post takedown, rather than a suit that would expose the sourcing to discovery. The threats may be a deterrent to publishers and booksellers before the October 27 release, with no real intent to sue, since litigation would invite scrutiny of Kushner's finances. A filed suit would signal willingness to test the sourcing in court and push outlets to pull or hedge coverage. Without one, the claims stay unresolved and coverage unconstrained.

Sources:

1: Dutch spies hacked Jared Kushner's phone, alleges book - DutchNews.nl

2: Jared Kushner pushes back on report involving hacked phone, spies, billion-dollar transfer - CBS News

3: Journalist Matthew Cole claims Kushner devised secret strategy with UAE and Saudi princes - Meduza

4: Jared Kushner's Phone Was Hacked — It Exposed An Alleged $2 Billion Foreign Money Web - Daily Caller

Former Mossad Chief Reveals Israel Released Agent Footage to Trigger Mass Arrests in Iran

BLUF: Barnea's disclosure that Mossad weaponized its own propaganda video as a deception tool reveals a novel counterintelligence technique while simultaneously creating fresh exposure risk for any agents still operating inside Iran.

Former Mossad director David Barnea said at the Priority Summit on Thursday that the agency released an official, logo-bearing video of its operatives inside Iran on the opening morning of Operation Rising Lion in June 2025 to protect agents already there 12. Barnea said Iranian authorities arrested 21,000 people on the second day of fighting and eventually released everyone, and that some people hanged in Iran as Mossad agents had no connection to the agency 13. He claimed 99.9 percent of Mossad agents were never exposed, some still live in Tehran, and he personally approved each of the dozens sent in weeks before the strikes 12. Ynetnews, Kurdistan24, and VINnews noted the arrest figures and agent status could not be independently verified 123.

Analyst Note: Barnea's account, if accurate, shows Israel used its own publicity as a counterintelligence tool, flooding Iranian security services with false positives so real agents stayed hidden. It also implies Tehran's security campaign produced wrongful executions, which Iranian opposition accounts can exploit. Iranian counterintelligence may now treat the video as a deception and re-examine the 21,000 releases for missed agents, while claimed agents still living in Tehran face new exposure created by the disclosure itself. Confidence is low: Ynetnews is the sole primary report, and the other outlets repeat one speaker's uncorroborated remarks. This is his first public claim of deliberate design, beyond earlier reporting on a dead officer and Italy-based groundwork. A retired chief may instead be recasting a publicity release as strategy, with the arrest count and agent safety inflated or unprovable.

Sources:

1: Ex-Mossad chief reveals how Israel protected agents in Iran, engineered Hezbollah pager attacks - Ynetnews

2: Ex-Mossad Chief Barnea: We Released Agents' Video To Trigger 21,000 Arrests In Iran - Kurdistan24

3: Former Mossad Chief Says Israel Released Iran Operation Footage To Trigger Mass Arrests And Shield Agents - VINnews

MOSSAD REVELATIONS: Former Mossad Chief Says Israeli Video Triggered 21,000 Arrests In Iran To Protect Agents - The Yeshiva World

Prior Reporting

Estonian FM Says Russian Special Services Sabotage Has Reached New Dangerous Phase in Europe

BLUF: At least one European government will very likely publicly attribute a new sabotage or attempted terrorist attack to Russian special services within 30 days, as operations shift from symbolic targets to defence-industrial infrastructure across NATO states.

Estonia's counterintelligence service has warned that sabotage operations run by Russian special services have entered a new phase in Europe, with targets no longer purely symbolic, according to France 24's Talking Europe program 12. In an interview aired October 23, Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna said Estonia attributed an attack on a domestic defence-industry company to Russian secret services about three weeks earlier, and that three suspects were caught and jailed 2. Tsahkna said attacks are increasing but are aimed more at Europe as a whole than at the Baltic states 2. He also said Europe should take part in Ukraine ceasefire efforts, including a recent Oslo meeting with a US representative and President Zelensky, but should not accept a mediator role that would end sanctions or return frozen assets 2.

Analyst Note: Moderate confidence rests on consistent official statements across several capitals, but the evidence is thin: France 24's interview is the only substantive source, and no independent account or primary documentation of the Estonian incident exists. Tallinn's earlier counterintelligence warning now has ministerial backing, with Tsahkna dating an attributed attack on an Estonian defence firm to about three weeks ago and confirming three suspects jailed. At least one European country will very likely publicly attribute a new act of sabotage or an attempted terrorist attack on its territory to Russian special services within the next 30 days. Ukraine's Defense Intelligence Directorate (Ukraine; HUR) is concurrently warning of Russian false-flag sabotage framed to blame Kyiv, which widens the set of governments facing attribution decisions. Defence-industry suppliers to Ukraine in every NATO state must now plan for arson and explosives, not only cyber intrusion. Layered intermediaries delay attribution, so public naming may trail attacks by weeks. Tsahkna's threat framing may also serve Estonia's aim of keeping sanctions and frozen assets off the table in ceasefire talks, and may exceed what new attributions show. If attribution comes, interior and defence ministries will need to harden arms suppliers and press for tougher sanctions; if not, protection spending may slip.

Sources:

1: Europe Faces Threat of Organised Sabotage, Terrorist Attacks: Estonian FM Tsahkna - France 24

2: Talking Europe: Europe faces threat of organised sabotage, terrorist attacks: Estonian FM Tsahkna - Press News Agency

Prior Reporting

Ukraine Intelligence Warns Russia May Stage Sabotage in Central and Eastern Europe and Blame Kyiv

BLUF: Moscow's documented hybrid campaign makes it very likely that an EU or NATO government in Central or Eastern Europe will publicly attribute a sabotage incident to Russian services by late November, raising the risk of false-flag operations designed to redirect European blame toward Kyiv.

Ukraine's Defense Intelligence Directorate (HUR) said in a Telegram post on October 23 that Russia is intensifying hybrid pressure on the EU and may carry out provocative sabotage in Central and Eastern Europe, including the Baltic states 123. HUR described scenarios involving false-flag operations followed by blame on Ukraine through Russian propaganda channels and international platforms accessible to the Kremlin 24. Its listed potential targets include critical infrastructure, border areas, Kaliningrad, EU regions with Russian-speaking populations, and Kremlin-controlled sites such as Russian Orthodox Church properties 23; Ukrinform also lists the Suwalki Gap 2. Euromaidan Press said the list is HUR's assessment, not confirmation of planned attacks, and that HUR's October 2 statement named targets but did not mention blaming Ukraine 1.

Analyst Note: Moscow may stage sabotage in Central and Eastern Europe and pin it on Ukraine, turning European anger toward Kyiv and away from the Kremlin. A government of an EU or NATO member state in Central or Eastern Europe will very likely publicly attribute a sabotage or arson incident to Russian state services or proxies between October 27 and November 25, 2026. We hold moderate confidence: the warning rests on a single HUR Telegram statement, with Ukrainian and wire outlets amplifying it without independent verification, but it fits Estonia's disclosure that Russian services sabotaged a defence firm, the documented Starlink station attacks and the Leipzig drone incident. HUR's target list, spanning critical infrastructure, Kaliningrad's borders and Russian Orthodox Church sites, is an assessment, not evidence of a specific plot. Kyiv may also be shaping European opinion to protect Western support, so the false-flag warning could serve its information aims more than reflect intelligence on Russian plans. Baltic and Polish security services and NATO planners should keep infrastructure protection and rapid forensic attribution at high priority and resist assigning blame to Ukraine, though resources could shift away from the Suwalki Gap and Kaliningrad border sites if no incident occurs.

Sources:

1: Russia may stage sabotage in Eastern Europe, but wants Kyiv blamed, Ukraine Intelligence warns - Euromaidan Press

2: Russia preparing false-flag operations to destabilize Europe - Ukrinform

3: Russia prepares new provocations to destabilize Europe - Interfax-Ukraine

4: Russia may be preparing provocations in Europe to discredit Ukraine — the HUR - UNN

HUR statement warning of Russian provocations and sabotage in Central and Eastern Europe to be blamed on Ukraine - HUR (Defense Intelligence of Ukraine) official Telegram channel

UK National Security Adviser Was Not Vetted Before Starting Role

BLUF: Powell is very unlikely to leave his national security adviser post by end of November 2026, as the vetting controversy targets process failures rather than Powell himself and Downing Street shows no inclination to act.

The Spectator reports that Jonathan Powell was not security vetted before taking the post of national security adviser in November 2024 12. It bases this on evidence to parliament from Keir Starmer's former chief of staff, Morgan McSweeney, who said Powell was appointed first and "we began the Developed Vetting (UK; DV) [developed vetting]" afterward 12. A parliamentary answer in March said Powell's vetting "was conducted to the usual standard set for Developed Vetting," but the government does not comment on individual cases and declined to say whether he passed without qualification 12. The Spectator says Powell's wife, Sarah Helm, made pro-Hamas social media posts before his appointment, and a new parliamentary question on whether he was vetted for his earlier Chagos envoy role awaits an answer 12.

Analyst Note: Confidence is moderate, resting on a single reporting stream, since The Spectator Australia only republishes The Spectator's original text, and on no sign that Downing Street is weighing Powell's removal. Jonathan Powell is very unlikely to leave or announce his departure as national security adviser by November 30, 2026. The vetting gap shifts scrutiny from Powell personally to a process that let political appointments precede clearance. McSweeney's testimony extends the sequencing problem beyond Mandelson's briefings to a second senior post. Ministers' non-answers in March and since point to continued refusal to confirm the outcome. A pending parliamentary question on his Chagos envoy clearance is the next test, and an evasive or negative reply would widen pressure on the Cabinet Office and the security services. Powell may have held interim clearance that let him start, and the refusal to comment may be routine practice rather than concealment. If he stays, ministers can keep declining comment and parliamentary committees must press directly for the result. If he goes, the prime minister must name a successor and the Cabinet Office must justify the sequence.

Sources:

1: Why wasn't Jonathan Powell vetted before starting his security role? - The Spectator (UK)

2: Why wasnt Jonathan Powell vetted before starting his security role? - The Spectator

Prior Reporting

Adversary Intelligence

GRU-Linked Sandworm Hackers Wiped Data at Ukrainian Grain Logistics Company Using Novel Malware

BLUF: Sandworm's handoff from espionage access to destructive wipe confirms Ukrainian agricultural infrastructure faces coordinated multi-group operations designed to disrupt grain logistics.

ESET reported on October 22 that CERT-UA threat actor designation linked to Russian intelligence (UAC-0099) gained initial access to a Ukrainian grain logistics company on July 16, 2025, through a spear-phishing attachment that launched the MATCHBOIL and MATCHWOK chain 12. The next day the intruders deployed MythicRatatoskr, a previously unknown Go-based backdoor whose command-and-control server sat inside the Yggdrasil mesh network 1. ESET called this the first documented abuse of Yggdrasil by a state-aligned actor, and researcher Anton Cherepanov said the backdoor has not been seen elsewhere 13. ESET attributed the data wiping, run with SDelete through centrally pushed network commands on September 17, to Sandworm (GRU Unit 74455) with high confidence, and said it could not determine which group operated the backdoor 24. The victim has not been named and the extent of damage is undisclosed 24.

Analyst Note: UAC-0099 and Sandworm worked in sequence against the grain company, so espionage-grade intrusions in Ukrainian agriculture and logistics should be treated as possible staging for later wiping. The two-month gap between the July phishing compromise and the September wipe suggests access was held, then used by a second party. UAC-0099 may instead be a Sandworm-controlled access cluster under single GRU tasking, not an independent partner. Command-and-control inside Yggdrasil removes the single server that blocklists and takedowns target, so detection must rest on endpoint behavior and on blocking Yggdrasil traffic where it has no business use. Yggdrasil does not anonymize users, leaving attribution open to investigators. Confidence is high: ESET's primary report is matched by three outlets on dates, tooling and attribution, though they largely echo ESET, and the unnamed victim and undisclosed damage limit impact assessment.

Sources:

1: Russia-aligned UAC-0099 and Sandworm cooperate in wiping attack against Ukraine, ESET Research discovers - ESET (GlobeNewswire)

2: GRU-linked hackers wiped data at Ukrainian grain company after two-month intrusion, ESET reports - The Insider

3: Russian hackers teamed up to wipe data at Ukrainian grain firm - The Record

4: ESET says Russia-linked hackers hid malware traffic in Yggdrasil network - The Next Web

FSB Orders Russian Critical Infrastructure Websites Patched or Taken Offline Over PHP Vulnerabilities

BLUF: Moscow's directive to pull vulnerable sites offline trades cybersecurity risk for service disruption, but it is unlikely that a confirmed exploitation against Russian critical infrastructure surfaces publicly by late November given strong disincentives to disclose.

The Federal Security Service (Russia; FSB)'s National Coordination Center for Computer Incidents (NKTsKI) sent a directive on October 22 through State System for Detection, Prevention and Elimination of Information Security Threats (Russia; GosSOPKA) telling critical information infrastructure operators to install the patched PHP, run antivirus scans and review logs for intrusion signs 12. RBC obtained the document, and three recipient organizations confirmed its authenticity 12. Where updating is not quick, operators should "consider temporarily restricting external access to vulnerable web servers, up to and including taking them offline" 1. PHP developers released emergency fixes on October 21 for two flaws rated 9.2 of 10 that allow unauthenticated remote code execution 23. SecurityLab.ru reported CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619, fixed in PHP 8.5.12, 8.4.27, 8.3.36 and 8.2.35 4. Moscow Times reported that Cloudflare and Amazon recorded millions of exploitation attempts 5. A Garda WAF technical director told RBC that tens or hundreds of thousands of Russian sites may be exposed 2.

Analyst Note: Moderate confidence rests on consistent reporting of the NKTsKI directive, whose authenticity three recipient organizations confirmed to Meduza, though the other outlets merely relay RBC and no outlet documents a compromise of a Russian target. It is unlikely that a Russian government body or major Russian media outlet reports a confirmed successful exploitation of CVE-2026-109618 or CVE-2026-109619 against a Russian critical infrastructure or government website by November 25. Russian authorities and operators have little incentive to disclose critical infrastructure breaches, so any confirmed incident would surface mainly through leaks, hacktivist claims or independent media. The directive may be a precautionary compliance step rather than evidence of Russian exposure, and successful intrusions may occur but go unreported under state secrecy norms. Operators of legacy portals bear the cost now, since compatibility testing delays patching and the shutdown option shifts outage risk onto service availability. A confirmed compromise would push operators to treat patching as incident response and expand compromise hunting beyond log review, while its absence leaves them on routine patch-or-isolate timelines. NKTsKI follow-up bulletins and hosting-provider notices would be the earliest signs of actual compromise.

Sources:

1: FSB orders Russian critical infrastructure websites taken offline over PHP vulnerabilities - Meduza

2: ФСБ предписала объектам критической инфраструктуры срочно обновить PHP до исправленной версии - IStories

3: ФСБ предписала критической инфраструктуре отключать сайты из-за уязвимостей в PHP - T—J

4: ФСБ приказала гасить сайты. Две дыры в PHP оказались слишком опасными - SecurityLab.ru

5: FSB Orders Critical Infrastructure Operators to Shutter Websites Over PHP Bug - The Moscow Times

РБК: ФСБ рекомендовала отключать сайты из-за уязвимости в PHP - Kommersant

Two Iranians Set for Trial Over Iran-Directed Plot Targeting Jewish Sites in Manchester

BLUF: Prosecution claims of an Iran-based handler directing the plot will face their first real test at the April 2027 preparatory hearing, where disclosed evidence could reshape UK-Iran diplomatic and security calculations.

Rahman Salehi, 34, and Salam Ahmadyan, 36, appeared at the Old Bailey on Friday charged with preparing acts of terrorism, and their lawyers said both will plead not guilty, Reuters reported 1. Judge Cheema-Grubb remanded them in custody and set trial for June 15, 2027 at Manchester Crown Court, with a preparatory hearing on April 16, according to ITV News 2. Prosecutor Lyndon Harris said police saw the men photographing and filming Jewish sites in Manchester on the eve of Yom Kippur, and that a third party believed to be in Iran supplied instructions for a chlorine and brake fluid bomb 1. Prosecutors named Heaton Park Synagogue, site of the October 2, 2025 attack that killed two worshippers, and the Manchester Jewish Museum as alleged targets 12. ITV and the Jewish Chronicle add that the men arrived illegally by small boat and were arrested September 20 23.

Analyst Note: The case now enters a nine-month pretrial phase, so the open question is what evidence the Crown will disclose about the Iran-based handler, whom prosecutors have not tied to any Iranian state body. The April 16, 2027 preparatory hearing is the first point where the Crown's theory of direction and coordination can be tested in open court. The handler may instead be a freelance or criminal intermediary, and the defendants may have acted on their own initiative, which the long pretrial period could bring out. Naming Heaton Park Synagogue, site of the fatal October 2025 attack, as a target carries symbolic weight, so security posture at Manchester Jewish sites needs to stay elevated until the trial concludes. Confidence is high: Reuters and ITV News report the hearing independently, the court record on dates and charges is consistent, and no account contradicts it.

Sources:

1: Iranian men to go on trial next year over alleged plot to target UK Jewish community - Reuters (via Internazionale)

2: Trial date set for Iranian men accused of identifying synagogue for bomb plot - ITV News Granada

3: Trial date set for Iranian men accused of identifying Heaton Park Synagogue for second terror attack - The Jewish Chronicle

Two Iranians to Stand Trial in UK Over Alleged Terror Plot Targeting Jewish Sites - Shabtab News

Prior Reporting

IC Operations

Germany Arrests Ukrainian Man Suspected of Spying for Russia on Military Secrets

BLUF: Vadym Y.'s alleged targeting of eastern-flank deployments and defense industry personnel suggests a structured Russian collection network in Germany, and formal indictment is very unlikely by November 30.

Federal Criminal Police officers arrested a Ukrainian national, identified as Vadym Y., in the Oder-Spree district of Brandenburg on Thursday, October 22, on suspicion of spying for Russia, according to the Federal Public Prosecutor's Office in Karlsruhe 12. The Prosecutor's Office said he has been in contact with a Russian intelligence service through an intermediary since at least July 2025 and gathered information on armored vehicle, ammunition and explosives production, plus personnel and facilities at NATO eastern-flank sites 12. Some of the material was publicly accessible, while other details he allegedly obtained by deliberately approaching people in the European defense industry 12. The Insider, citing Der Spiegel, reported he also showed interest in the 45th Panzer Brigade, due to deploy to Lithuania next year 3. Handelsblatt reported he was to appear before a Federal Court of Justice investigating judge on Friday, and that Chancellor Friedrich Merz said Russian intelligence activity in Germany remains high 2.

Analyst Note: Confidence is high because three outlets and a prosecutor statement agree, though all trace to a single official announcement, so the core facts are corroborated but not independently sourced. The suspect's approaches to European defense-industry staff and reported interest in the Lithuania-bound 45th Panzer Brigade point to collection aimed at eastern-flank deployments, and security circles say he was no disposable agent, implying a trained handler and a wider network still being traced. This is the second Ukrainian national arrested for Russian intelligence work since the August Bavarian facilities case, and the expected quick charges have not materialized. German federal prosecutors are very unlikely to file an indictment against Vadym Y. by November 30, 2026. Prosecutors say accomplices and the full background remain unestablished, and cases at this stage usually run months before charges. The arrest may instead reflect a low-level, partly open-source effort that prosecutors publicized to deter Russian recruitment, not deep penetration. An indictment would give defense firms and base commanders an early signal to tighten contact screening, while none means they should assume the network remains active.

Sources:

1: Germany arrests Ukrainian national on suspicion of spying for Russia - Euronews

2: Bundesanwaltschaft: Rüstungsinfos gesammelt? Mutmaßlicher Russland-Spion gefasst - Handelsblatt

3: Germany arrests Ukrainian man suspected of spying for Russia - The Insider

Prior Reporting

IC Workforce

Space Force Launches ACES Initiative to Accelerate Security Clearances for Commercial Space Companies Entering Classified Programs

BLUF: Sponsor-gated design means Access to the Classified Ecosystem for Space (ACES) will expand classified access only as fast as portfolio executives choose to use it, concentrating leverage over commercial space competition in a handful of military program offices.

Space Systems Command's Commercial Space Office (COMSO) launched Access to the Classified Ecosystem for Space (ACES), which Col. Tim Trimailo, COMSO director, announced at the 2026 LA Space Week Space Industry Days event, according to an Space Systems Command (SSC) release 1. ACES helps government sponsors and companies with a validated classified need navigate access, using contracting mechanisms including other transaction agreements first used in Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA)'s 2025 BRIDGES effort, which supported 19 companies 1. Companies cannot request clearances themselves; portfolio acquisition executives must initiate the process, which Trimailo said will be "100% driven" by them, according to Inside Defense 12. Trimailo told Inside Defense that a few companies have already been cleared in roughly two months of execution, and that Space Systems Command's Front Door remains the recommended entry point for new businesses 2.

Analyst Note: Portfolio acquisition executives, not companies, now control access to classified Space Force requirements, so a startup's entry depends on whether a sponsor files the paperwork or awards a small or no-cost contract. Executives who skip the tools will leave cleared-industry capacity unchanged, which matters because roughly half of Space Force research and development is fully classified. Confidence is high: a primary SSC release is matched by Inside Defense, SatNews and ExecutiveGov without contradiction, though the secondary outlets largely track the release and the clearance claim, a few companies in about two months, rests on one official's account. No data on volume, cost or sponsor participation exists. ACES may also repackage existing Other Transaction Agreement (OTA) and contract-modification tools, so early clearances could reflect prior pipeline work rather than new capacity.

Sources:

1: COMSO Launches Program to Accelerate Security Clearances for Industry - Space Systems Command

2: ComSO develops system to help PAEs get security clearance for new businesses - Inside Defense

SSC's COMSO Seeks Faster Classified Industry Access via ACES - ExecutiveGov

Space Systems Command Launches ACES Initiative to Accelerate Classified Access for Commercial Space - SatNews

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