🇺🇸📁 JFK Files: According to a letter from Russian Sergyj Czornonoh, on July 18, 1963, he was detained and questioned by police in London, England, before informing them about Oswald.

➡️ He informed authorities that he was aware of an American called Lee Harvey Oswald, who was attempting to defect to Russia and had plans to assassinate JFK.

➡️ Sergyj claimed to have sent this information on to Tom Blackshear, the US Vice Consul at the time.

📝U.S. intelligence had several indications of Oswald's intentions, yet despite having him under surveillance and receiving warnings, no significant action was taken to prevent the assassination.

— JFK File 104-10012-10035

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🇺🇦🇷🇺💥 Ukrainian drones have targeted the "Kavkazskaya" oil transshipment point in the Kavkazsky District of Russia's Krasnodar Krai!

➡️ The complex includes a railway oil terminal and a 15.7-kilometer pipeline that connects it to the Kropotkinskaya oil pumping station, which is a part of the Caspian Pipeline Consortium.

➡️ Oil coming at the Kavkazskaya point is carried via the CPC pipeline system to a terminal near Novorossiysk, from which it is sent by sea for export.

➡️ According to a statement issued on March 11, the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) has exported 13.5 million tons of oil from its maritime terminal near Novorossiysk since the beginning of 2025.

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🇺🇸📁 JFK Files: An official from the State Department cleared Oswald's return.

➡️ Lee Harvey Oswald's return to the United States from the Soviet Union in 1962 was authorized by two officials, including State Department Legal Officer Abram Chayes.

➡️ Chayes was connected to influential people like Archibald Roosevelt Jr. and had direct permission to have secret talks on NSC 5412/2 operations.

➡️ Chayes was criticized by Rep. Francis Walter for being "soft on communism" and for reportedly exposing FBI and CIA information to possible Soviet supporters through passport regulations.

— JFK File 104-10051-10106

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🇺🇸📁 JFK Files: The assassination of the Cambodgian leader was considered by the CIA.

➡️ Discussions on the use of Cambodian dissident Son Ngoc Thanh in a political campaign against Prince Sihanouk are revealed in a classified 1963 CIA report.

➡️ Taiwan's government was also "exploring Thanh's capability for penetrating the Cambodian government and the feasibility of assassinating Sihanouk," according to the dossier, which cites the CIA's source in Saigon.

➡️ The document also describes a psychological warfare operation carried out by the CIA to weaken Communist forces and cause confusion, which included dropping 700,000 leaflets over North Vietnam.

— JFK File 176-10037-10460

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