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Jordan Shuts Down Airport To 'facilitate' US Arms Shipments To Israel: Report
Amman helped shoot down Iranian drones launched in response to the unprovoked Israeli attack against the Islamic Republic
Sources informed The Cradle on 13 June that Jordanian authorities abruptly shut down one of the country's main airports and restricted civilian traffic to use the facility for logistical support of Israel's recent attacks on Iran.
According to the sources, military cargo planes have been arriving from the US and Europe through Jordanian airspace, believed to be carrying weapons and equipment bound for Israel.
Jordanian authorities have given no official explanation for the airport's closure.
The move—described as "precautionary"—comes amid speculation that members of the Iran-backed Axis of Resistance in Jordanian territory could target such weapons shipments.
Independent security sources have tracked suspicious activity by unregistered aircraft over eastern Jordan in recent hours, coinciding with Israeli strikes on key facilities in Tehran, Isfahan, and Natanz, raising questions about the extent of Jordan's intelligence and security coordination with Tel Aviv.
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Amman helped shoot down Iranian drones launched in response to the unprovoked Israeli attack against the Islamic Republic
Sources informed The Cradle on 13 June that Jordanian authorities abruptly shut down one of the country's main airports and restricted civilian traffic to use the facility for logistical support of Israel's recent attacks on Iran.
According to the sources, military cargo planes have been arriving from the US and Europe through Jordanian airspace, believed to be carrying weapons and equipment bound for Israel.
Jordanian authorities have given no official explanation for the airport's closure.
The move—described as "precautionary"—comes amid speculation that members of the Iran-backed Axis of Resistance in Jordanian territory could target such weapons shipments.
Independent security sources have tracked suspicious activity by unregistered aircraft over eastern Jordan in recent hours, coinciding with Israeli strikes on key facilities in Tehran, Isfahan, and Natanz, raising questions about the extent of Jordan's intelligence and security coordination with Tel Aviv.
🔗SOURCE ➡️ The Cradle
Related: 6/13 — Arab States Assist Israel In Shooting Down Waves Of ‘Iranian Drones’
6/1 — Lebanon Using Israeli Intel To Dismantle Hezbollah Infrastructure: Report
10/25 — Jordanian Security Forces Try To Halt And Violently Disperse A Mobilization Advancing Towards The Government's Headquarters In Amman, That Called For An End To Normalization With Israel And Denounced The Genocide In Gaza.
7/22/234 — Jordan’s Quagmire: NATO Sets up Shop in Amman
7/15/24 — Morocco Inks $1BN Spy Satellite Deal with Israel: Report
7/11/24 — NATO Sets up Shop in Jordan With First Liaison Office in Arab World
7/10 — Jordan Behind Attempted Sabotage of China-Hosted Palestinian Talks: Report
7/2 — Arab Food Exports to Israel Continue Despite Boycott Call: Report
5/31 - What Do these Arab leaders Think They're Doing?
3/30 — Jordan: Thousands of Protesters Surround Israeli Embassy for Fourth Consecutive Day
3/21 — Egypt's Atrophy Could Revive the Brotherhood
3/19 — Egypt Saw Gas Trade with Israel Soar in 2023
2/3 — This Is How The UAE, Saudi Arabia And Jordan Help Israel Bypass Yemen’s Red Sea Blockade.
1/31 — The Cradle: The Enemy Within: Arab States That Trade With Israel
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Jordan shuts down airport to 'facilitate' US arms shipments to Israel: Report
Amman helped shoot down Iranian drones launched in response to the unprovoked Israeli attack against the Islamic Republic
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“The IC [Intelligence Community] continues to assess that Iran is not building a nuclear weapon and Supreme Leader Khamanei has not authorized the nuclear weapons program he suspended in 2003.
The IC is monitoring if Tehran decides to reauthorize its nuclear weapons program.” - Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, 25 March 2025
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Media: Telegram and the FSB — what is known
This week, journalists from "Important Stories" released an investigation which discusses possible close ties between Telegram and Russian intelligence services. Journalists found that Telegram's infrastructure is serviced by companies that are alleged to simultaneously fulfill contracts for the FSB — Russian intelligence service.
The investigation also claims that a vulnerability in the messenger's protocol, which allows for the tracking of user activity and movements worldwide, could have been intentionally created for the needs of Russian intelligence services.
The reaction from Telegram and its key network partner, GNM Inc., only added more questions. In their rebuttals, they either denied theses that weren't in the investigation to begin with or made statements that contradicted the facts.
@tginfo conducted its own analysis. In the article, we analyze the technical nuances of the vulnerability, assess the reality of the threats, and weigh the arguments of all sides.
Our conclusion: there is no direct evidence of cooperation between Telegram and the FSB, but the suspicious partners, the ignoring of inconvenient questions, the lack of transparency, and the messenger's often reckless attitude towards privacy and security are problems that cannot be ignored.
Considering all this, we do not advise using either cloud or secret chats in Telegram if you have a reason to be concerned about your security. The messenger can only rectify this situation with significant changes in the company's culture.
https://tginfo.me/tg-fsb-overview-en/
This week, journalists from "Important Stories" released an investigation which discusses possible close ties between Telegram and Russian intelligence services. Journalists found that Telegram's infrastructure is serviced by companies that are alleged to simultaneously fulfill contracts for the FSB — Russian intelligence service.
The investigation also claims that a vulnerability in the messenger's protocol, which allows for the tracking of user activity and movements worldwide, could have been intentionally created for the needs of Russian intelligence services.
The reaction from Telegram and its key network partner, GNM Inc., only added more questions. In their rebuttals, they either denied theses that weren't in the investigation to begin with or made statements that contradicted the facts.
@tginfo conducted its own analysis. In the article, we analyze the technical nuances of the vulnerability, assess the reality of the threats, and weigh the arguments of all sides.
Our conclusion: there is no direct evidence of cooperation between Telegram and the FSB, but the suspicious partners, the ignoring of inconvenient questions, the lack of transparency, and the messenger's often reckless attitude towards privacy and security are problems that cannot be ignored.
Considering all this, we do not advise using either cloud or secret chats in Telegram if you have a reason to be concerned about your security. The messenger can only rectify this situation with significant changes in the company's culture.
https://tginfo.me/tg-fsb-overview-en/
Telegram Info
An Overview of a Protocol Vulnerability and Telegram’s Potential Link to the FSB
In this article, we wanted to explore some of the technical nuances touched upon in the investigation. The connection between Telegram and the FSB may be ambiguous, but the risk of such a partnership is unambiguous due to the opacity of Pavel Durov's company.…
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Grok Integration
Pavel Durov announced that Telegram has reached an agreement with Elon Musk to integrate Grok into the messenger this summer.
The one-year partnership will give Telegram users access to xAI’s Grok chatbot.
Telegram will receive $300 million in cash and equity from xAI, as well as 50% of revenue from xAI subnoscriptions sold through Telegram. Grok may be sold as a separate subnoscription.
Privacy
Pavel Durov claims that Telegram will only send Grok the data that the user and their chat partners decide to share. The founder of the messenger did not specify whether xAI has the right to train its models on data received from Telegram users.
Note that these words should not be taken as a long-term guarantee — Telegram has changed its approach to privacy in the past, even after making promises.
What features can we expect?
In his post, Pavel Durov presented a video concept of future features. It is worth noting that in their final forms, the features may not work as shown in the demonstration.
1. Grok pinned for all users (0:02)
It is likely that the bot can be unpinned — there is an “unpin” button displayed in the video.
2. Questions through global search (0:04)
A Grok button will appear in global search, clicking on which sends the search query to the Grok chatbot.
3. Communication in threads (0:08)
Communication with Grok may be done in several threads in parallel, the interface will look similar to forums, but in private with the bot.
4. Editing text before sending (0:12)
Upon selecting text in the message input field and pressing “AI Tools”, you will be offered options to rewrite the text: to “Improve”, “Expand”, or “Change Tone”. The new menu is added right before Formatting options in the floating bar.
5. Chat summarization (0:16)
By holding down the unread message indicator, you may select the “Summarize” option to get a summary of the chat’s unread messages.
The interface also shows a selector for the range of messages the model will have access to, and the tone of the narrative. It may be possible to get a summary not only for unread messages, but also for messages you choose.
6. Document summarization (0:20)
In the context menu of PDF files uploaded to Telegram, you will be able to select the “Summarize” option to get a digest of the text inside, without opening the file.
7. Link summarization (0:24)
If you long press a link in a message and select the “Summarize” option, the chatbot will generate a digest of the Instant View article. The summary text may be listened to as audio.
It is not clear whether this function will be available for links without Instant View.
8. Moderating groups (0:28)
Automated moderation of group chats is shown.
In the example, Grok issues a warning to the user and threatens with a ban for repeated violations. How exactly admins will be able to set rules and control the number of warnings is unclear.
9. Grok in 1-on-1 chats (0:32)
It will be possible to configure the chatbot so that it responds in personal messages on behalf of the user. The video also shows how you will be able to monitor the bot’s responses in real time and a button to intercept control.
10. Fact-checking in channels (0:36)
A “Fact-Check” button will appear in the context menu of messages in channels.
What sources the model will use and how reliable such reviews will be is unknown.
11. Generating stickers (0:40)
The sticker editor will allow you to describe the desired sticker using text to generate new stickers, including video stickers.
12. Generating avatars (0:44)
Similar to stickers, it will be possible to generate avatars for your profile.
In the video, the user asks to change the background of their avatar, while the user’s face is preserved. Perhaps users will be able to not only generate images from scratch, but also ask to edit their own photos.
#Grok #AI
Pavel Durov announced that Telegram has reached an agreement with Elon Musk to integrate Grok into the messenger this summer.
The one-year partnership will give Telegram users access to xAI’s Grok chatbot.
Telegram will receive $300 million in cash and equity from xAI, as well as 50% of revenue from xAI subnoscriptions sold through Telegram. Grok may be sold as a separate subnoscription.
Privacy
Pavel Durov claims that Telegram will only send Grok the data that the user and their chat partners decide to share. The founder of the messenger did not specify whether xAI has the right to train its models on data received from Telegram users.
Note that these words should not be taken as a long-term guarantee — Telegram has changed its approach to privacy in the past, even after making promises.
What features can we expect?
In his post, Pavel Durov presented a video concept of future features. It is worth noting that in their final forms, the features may not work as shown in the demonstration.
1. Grok pinned for all users (0:02)
It is likely that the bot can be unpinned — there is an “unpin” button displayed in the video.
2. Questions through global search (0:04)
A Grok button will appear in global search, clicking on which sends the search query to the Grok chatbot.
3. Communication in threads (0:08)
Communication with Grok may be done in several threads in parallel, the interface will look similar to forums, but in private with the bot.
4. Editing text before sending (0:12)
Upon selecting text in the message input field and pressing “AI Tools”, you will be offered options to rewrite the text: to “Improve”, “Expand”, or “Change Tone”. The new menu is added right before Formatting options in the floating bar.
5. Chat summarization (0:16)
By holding down the unread message indicator, you may select the “Summarize” option to get a summary of the chat’s unread messages.
The interface also shows a selector for the range of messages the model will have access to, and the tone of the narrative. It may be possible to get a summary not only for unread messages, but also for messages you choose.
6. Document summarization (0:20)
In the context menu of PDF files uploaded to Telegram, you will be able to select the “Summarize” option to get a digest of the text inside, without opening the file.
7. Link summarization (0:24)
If you long press a link in a message and select the “Summarize” option, the chatbot will generate a digest of the Instant View article. The summary text may be listened to as audio.
It is not clear whether this function will be available for links without Instant View.
8. Moderating groups (0:28)
Automated moderation of group chats is shown.
In the example, Grok issues a warning to the user and threatens with a ban for repeated violations. How exactly admins will be able to set rules and control the number of warnings is unclear.
9. Grok in 1-on-1 chats (0:32)
It will be possible to configure the chatbot so that it responds in personal messages on behalf of the user. The video also shows how you will be able to monitor the bot’s responses in real time and a button to intercept control.
10. Fact-checking in channels (0:36)
A “Fact-Check” button will appear in the context menu of messages in channels.
What sources the model will use and how reliable such reviews will be is unknown.
11. Generating stickers (0:40)
The sticker editor will allow you to describe the desired sticker using text to generate new stickers, including video stickers.
12. Generating avatars (0:44)
Similar to stickers, it will be possible to generate avatars for your profile.
In the video, the user asks to change the background of their avatar, while the user’s face is preserved. Perhaps users will be able to not only generate images from scratch, but also ask to edit their own photos.
#Grok #AI
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NEW - U.S. Army swears in senior tech leaders from Meta, Palantir, OpenAI as lieutenant colonels to be part-time advisors.
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US Army bringing in big tech executives as lieutenant colonels
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—❗️🇮🇷/🇮🇱 NEW: Netanyahu says Israel attacked Iran because Ayatollah Khamenei was planning to carry out another 'holocaust' on the Jewish people
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—❗️🇮🇷/🇮🇱 NEW: Missiles struck Nevatim airbase, from where Israel strikes the Gaza Strip daily
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