Weekly Intelligence Bulletin - 6.30.25
The recent wave of attacks and doxxing against ICE agents feels like taking out a battalion of stormtroopers while leaving Darth Vader untouched. The real drivers of tension remain unscathed, even as frontline agents become the targets. I’ve highlighted one example below, but there are several more in the intel reports section. Overall, it’s been a relatively quiet week, though the Middle East remains volatile—teetering between ceasefire and reignition. Meanwhile, Russia and Ukraine continue to trade blows, with ripple effects reaching Serbia.
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United States
Extremist Hackers Dox 48 ICE and DHS Agents
A publication titled Fuck the Federales released personal data of 48 ICE and DHS agents, part of an ongoing campaign following the May 2025 hack of right-wing outlets. This is part of a growing trend of cyber harassment targeting U.S. federal authorities.
Radical Collective Maps 2,000+ Surveillance Cameras in Atlanta
An anonymous group has published an interactive map cataloging over 2,000 surveillance cameras and ALPRs across Atlanta. The stated goal: dismantle state surveillance infrastructure and inspire similar projects nationwide.
U.S.-Based Groups Declare Support for Iran and “Axis of Resistance”
On June 25, the Tariq El-Tahrir Youth and Al-Yudur Palestinian Youth released a joint statement from the U.S. expressing unconditional support for Iran and its allies. They cite UN Resolution 3070 to frame armed resistance—including missile strikes—as a legal and moral obligation, while condemning Arab regimes normalizing with Israel.
California Vice Mayor Sparks Outrage with Gang-Inspired Call to Arms Against ICE
Cudahy Vice Mayor Cynthia Gonzalez is under fire after posting a video—now deleted—calling on gangs like 18th Street and Florencia to mobilize against ICE. The Department of Homeland Security is reviewing the comments amid heightened anti-ICE rhetoric and actions nationwide.
Middle East
Iran Declares Victory as Ceasefire Holds
After 12 days of war, Iran is claiming a strategic and ideological victory over both Israel and the U.S. With negotiations off the table, the regime’s leadership is doubling down on anti-West rhetoric, marking a shift that could redefine regional alignments.
Gaza’s New Wild Card: Drug Lords, Israeli Guns, and Proxy Chaos
Yasser Abu Shabab—a former drug trafficker turned militia leader—is gaining power in southern Gaza. Allegedly backed by Israel to challenge Hamas, his rise risks triggering internal conflict, clan warfare, and a proxy battle that could collapse Gaza’s fragile power balance.
Eastern Europe
Serbia’s Crisis Nexus: From Protests to Coup Rumors
Serbia is on the edge. What began as student-led protests over corruption and a deadly infrastructure collapse has grown into a political crisis. Accusations of a coup attempt, authoritarian drift under Vučić, and covert arms to Ukraine have regional and geopolitical implications—especially as Russian influence looms.
