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Monde·19/06/2026Résumé IA

Iran's IRGC Forms Secret Cells in Iraq for Drone Attacks on Gulf Nations

Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps has established new secret cells in Iraq, composed of elite Iraqi Shi'ite fighters, to conduct drone attacks on Gulf nations like Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE. This tactic bypasses existing militia networks, aiming to preserve Iran's regional influence amid depleted resources and posing a challenge for Iraq's new prime minister.

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Monde·19/06/2026Résumé IA

Iran's IRGC Forms Secret Cells in Iraq for Drone Attacks on Gulf Nations

Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps has established new secret cells in Iraq, comprising elite Iraqi Shi'ite fighters, to conduct drone attacks on Gulf nations like Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE. This tactic bypasses existing militia networks to maintain regional influence amid depleted resources, posing a challenge for Iraq's new prime minister.

CIS Countries Prevent Over 2,500 Terrorism-Related Crimes in 2025

CIS Anti-Terrorism Center reports prevention of over 2,500 terrorism/extremism-related crimes in 2025, including 300 thwarted terrorist acts and dismantling of 200 terrorist cells across CIS countries.

AI Startup Aims to Reverse Aging by Reprogramming Cells

An AI startup has raised $269.5M in an IPO to develop AI-driven nano-delivery systems for cellular reprogramming, aiming to reverse aging by restoring immune cell function, with the US leading global longevity investments at $8.49B in 2024.

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Italian mafias evolve, forming global alliances with terrorist cells

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Crime·23/05/2026Résumé IA

Italian mafias evolve, forming global alliances with terrorist cells

Italian mafias, including Garganica and Salento, retain hierarchical structures and strict rules, evolving to form global alliances with terrorist cells for mutual benefit, according to UNODC's Giovanni Gallo. These evolving networks facilitate drug trafficking and money laundering across continents.

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