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In a week that saw Marjorie Taylor Greene break with Trump without losing her home turf, diplomats in Geneva fight to keep Ukraine from bending past the breaking point, and teachers in Bella Coola stand between children and a charging grizzly, the through line was simple: pressure reveals who still shows up when it counts. It’s Sunday, November 23rd 2025. This is your SOFREP Morning Brief

Brazil drags its ex-president to prison for a coup gone sideways, Israel’s uneasy ceasefire buckles under fresh fire in Gaza, and China hauls Japan before the UN over Taiwan, each flashpoint showing how fast the global order can tilt when leaders gamble and the fallout hits every border at once. It’s Saturday, November 22nd, 2025. This is your SOFREP Evening Brief.

The British SAS and Australian SASR ended 2025 balancing heavy operational demand with ongoing scrutiny tied to past misconduct investigations. Both units are pushing ahead with modernization, tighter accountability, and updated training to stay effective in a security environment shaped by hybrid warfare and rising regional tensions.

A political class dressed like a circus keeps shouting about integrity, and the old soldier in the recliner knows the punchline is that none of them believe their own script.

Mr. Trump has treated his solemn oath as a disposable campaign slogan, shredding constitutional norms and moral standards while his enablers in Congress cower in silence before his vengeful whims.

Atlas Lion showed that AI can replace a crowd of observer controllers and still give commanders a sharper, doctrine-based read on how ready their Civil Affairs teams are for large-scale combat.

In a week when Marjorie Taylor Greene’s break with Trump shook Washington, Zelensky refused a peace plan he said would gut Ukraine’s sovereignty, and a Tejas fighter disintegrated in front of a stunned Dubai crowd, the global fault lines felt sharper and far less forgiving. It’s Saturday, November 22nd, 2025. This is your SOFREP Morning Brief.

US Navy expands fleet, Israel confronts settler violence, Iran threatens IAEA. Here’s what’s making headlines this Friday evening.

From the trenches of World War I to today’s quiet KSK raids, Germany’s four-legged operators are still out front, taking the first risk so their human teammates do not have to.

As military professionals, we have a duty to question and, when necessary, refuse orders that violate law, morality, or basic safety, because our oath is to the Constitution and the principles it defends, not to blind obedience.

Trump’s Ukraine peace plan sparks outrage, a Russian tanker flees US forces, and Europe backs Palestinian reform. Here’s your Friday morning rundown, November 21, 2025.

Trump demands arrests over “seditious” video, Coast Guard shifts hate-symbol policy, and Israel expands strikes in Gaza and Lebanon. Here’s what’s making headlines this Thursday evening.