Morning Brief: North Carolina Immigration Crackdown Arrests 250, US Pressures Ukraine to Accept Peace Plan
Epstein files ordered public, mass ICE raids in NC, and deadly strikes in Ukraine. Here’s your Thursday morning rundown, November 20, 2025.
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Evening Brief: Indiana Sends 300 Guard Troops to D.C., Army Orders Daily Check-Ins to Curb Suicides, Top Army Leaders Hold Secret Talks in Ukraine
Army leaders visit Kyiv, Guard heads to D.C., and Iran frees seized oil tanker. Here’s what’s making headlines this Wednesday evening.
US Soldier Busted For Trying To Bring Tear Gas Grenades Into Tanzania
A U.S. soldier rolling up to a jittery Tanzanian border with a handful of CS grenades is the kind of bad-luck crossroads where bureaucracy, suspicion, and raw political nerves all decide to jump the same man at once.
Estonian Mark 1 Missiles for “Ending This Madness”
Estonia’s Frankenberg Technologies is betting that its AI guided, “good enough” Mark 1 mini missile, built cheap and in huge numbers, is the practical way to swat Russian drones out of NATO skies without going bankrupt.
Morning Brief: Congress Orders Release of Epstein Files, Saudi Arabia Gains ‘Major Non-NATO Ally’ Status, Romania Scrambles Jets
Epstein files released, Trump bolsters Saudi ties, UN backs Gaza plan. Here’s your Wednesday morning rundown, November 19, 2025.
Evening Brief: US Army Identifies Nine Sites for Microreactors, NORAD to Hold Air Defense Drill, Zelenskyy Heads to Turkey for Talks
Trump defends Saudi prince, Israel hits Lebanon, Zelenskyy pursues peace talks. Here’s what’s making headlines this Tuesday evening.
Kebbi’s Daughters Taken Again: Another Morning of Fear in Northwestern Nigeria
When gunmen can storm a girls’ school before dawn, kill an educator, and haul teenagers into the forest without immediate consequence, something fundamental has broken in Nigeria’s security contract with its citizens.
Morning Brief: Judge Blocks Tennessee Guard Deployment, US Government Watchdog Warns Pentagon Faces Major Cyber Risks
Trump’s troop policy faces legal pushback as global tensions keep rising. Here’s your Tuesday morning rundown, November 18, 2025.
Evening Brief: Guard Troops Withdraw from Cities, Germany Lifts Ban on Arms Exports to Israel, Drone Strike Sets Turkish Tanker Ablaze
Trump’s troop pullbacks, Gaza UN vote, and Ukraine’s new Rafale jet deal lead news. Here’s what’s making headlines this Monday evening.
SOFREP Cartoon: Venezuela’s Narco Carnival
A crooked carnival where narco boats explode for pocket change and everyone smiles through the smoke is the kind of sick joke the war on drugs tells without ever bothering to set up a proper punchline.
Morning Brief: Ford Strike Group Enters Caribbean, Trump Backs Release of Epstein Files, Netanyahu Rejects Palestinian Statehood
US expands Caribbean forces, Iran halts nukes, Trump backs Epstein release. Here’s your Monday morning rundown, November 17, 2025.
Evening Brief: China Escalates Feud with Japan, Two Dead, Three Wounded in Newark Shooting, Spain Nabs Ecuadorian Drug Lord
When China pushes warships toward Japan, a Newark street turns into a killing ground, and a ghost of Ecuador’s narco-wars is dragged out of hiding in Spain, you can see the world’s pressure points tightening all at once and none of them give you any comfort. It’s Sunday, November 16th, 2025. This is your SOFREP Evening Brief.
