The full archive of daily intelligence briefs from The Basedment desks.

Today we cover Iran targeting Israel's central oil supply, as the U.S. looks to buy Ukrainian interceptors. Whilst Russia condemns suspected Ukrainian attacks on it's naval assets.

In today’s deep dive, we cover the rift between the USA and Spain over the conflict in Iran and the wider issues it causes in Europe.

Today we take a look at the importance of the Huliaipole front and key events coming out of the Middle East.

Today we focus on the three major fronts that Russia will likely prioritise as Putin's sets his eyes on controlling the Donbas within the next two years.

In today’s deep dive, we unpack how many munitions have been fired by both sides, current strategies and the overall context in the last 24 hours.
This analysis examines the evolving strategies, capabilities, and adaptations of Israel, the United States, and Iran in the opening phase of the conflict, focusing on how lessons from the 12-day war are shaping both offensive and defensive doctrine in real time.

Today we explore the context behind the latest round of conflict between Pakistan and Afghanistan, with colonial artificial borders playing a part.

Today we take a look at the history of former western pilots allegedly training Chinese pilots in what appears to be a coordinated effort - from the UK, to Australia and the USA.

Washington’s debate over striking Iran reveals internal divisions, military readiness, media influence, and uncertainty over whether escalation or diplomacy will prevail.

Four years since Russia's invasion of Ukraine and a lot has happened. Today we're doing something different as we tackle different localised perspectives of Europe's most destructive war since WW2.

With the death of El Mencho, we provide a summary of today's events, the rise and fall of Mexico's most wanted man and the history of his group - CJNG

Today we provide an update on what is going on in the Middle East, from new U.S. military movements to them agreeing to Iranian ‘Red Lines’ on enrichment.