By Amy Farr

(Breitbart) An Islamist terror group leader with a $6 million bounty on his head wants Muslims in America to “take revenge” against President Donald Trump and his advisers.

Sa’ad bin Atef al-Awlaki, who leads the Al Qaeda branch in the Arabian Peninsula, made his statements in a video released Sunday, the New York Post reported Tuesday, citing sources.

The terrorist boss apparently named Trump, Vice President JD Vance, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, and Tesla CEO Elon Musk as those he wants his fellow Muslims to target for their pro-Israel stances, according to the clip featuring subtitles.

“I call upon every Muslim in the infidel-criminal, and arrogant United States, and it does not matter if they are of Arab, American, or other descent. What matters is that they should be Muslims whose prophet is Muhammad,” he said before stating there are over four million Muslims in America:

I am saying to all of them: Revenge! Revenge! Do not consult anyone about killing infidel Americans. You should have a lot of determination and your list of targets should be effective. Go after the scum of the earth and its greatest criminals. This is Trump and his VP. This is Elon Musk, his advisor and his supporter in terms of finance, administration, and technology. These are his secretary of state and his secretary of defense. Go after their families and all those who have any ties or are close to the politicians of the White House.

Al-Qaeda leader, Sa’ad bin Atef al-Awlaki calls for Muslims in America to wage a Jihad and take the lives of President Trump, VP Vance, Elon Musk, Secretary of State Rubio, and Secretary of Defense Hegseth.

A video message was shared by his supporters on Saturday.

He will fail. pic.twitter.com/D72yTW2quM

— Paul A. Szypula (@Bubblebathgirl) June 10, 2025

The terrorist leader has also called for “lone-wolf militants to assassinate leaders in Egypt, Jordan and the Gulf Arab states over the war, which has decimated Gaza,” the Associated Press reported Sunday.

To get a clearer and truer picture of the terrorist group known as Hamas that is in Gaza, Breitbart News recently reported that the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) reopened over the weekend after shutting down due to threats from the group “which opposes the project because it undermines its control over access to aid,” the outlet said.

In a statement, a GHF spokesperson explained:

Hamas is the reason hundreds of thousands of hungry Gazans were not fed today. The group issued direct threats against GHF operations. These threats made it impossible to proceed today without putting innocent lives at risk. Hamas wants to return to a broken system it once controlled and exploited—diverting aid, manipulating distribution, and putting its own agenda ahead of the Palestinian people’s basic needs. However, GHF will not be deterred. We remain committed to safe, secure, and independent aid delivery. We are actively adapting our operations to overcome these threats and fully intend to resume distributions without delay.

Following the deadly Hamas terrorist attacks against Israel on October 7, 2023, then former President Donald Trump said, “The terror invasion of Israeli territory and the murder of Israeli soldiers and citizens is an act of savagery that must and will be crushed and avenged. It has to be crushed. Israel is at war, and the United States has to support Israel. There has been no better president for Israel than me.”

During Trump’s first term as president in 2017, U.S. drone strikes reportedly killed 10 jihadists from the al-Qaeda branch in Yemen, per Breitbart News.

In 2020, Trump confirmed reports that the U.S. had eliminated terrorist Qasim al-Raymi in Yemen, and in February a precision air strike by U.S. forces killed a leader of an al-Qaeda affiliate in Syria.

“Congratulations to CENTCOM Commander Gen. Michael Kurilla, and the US warfighters who dealt Justice to another Jihadi threatening America and our allies and partners,” Trump said.

To read more Breitbart News articles about al-Qaeda and Hamas, click here and here.

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European Intelligence in Ukraine’s War

European intelligence services play a significant and evolving role in Ukraine’s strategic planning and the conduct of its war with Russia, often in close coordination with other Western partners, particularly the United States. While the precise details of intelligence sharing are classified, several key aspects of this role can be observed:

1. Intelligence Sharing and Situational Awareness:

Real-time Monitoring and Early Warning: European countries are working to enhance Ukraine’s access to intelligence data, relevant technology, and satellite information.¹ This includes efforts to establish early-warning centers and provide real-time monitoring of critical areas, such as the Black Sea, to counter Russian threats and activities.²

Situational Awareness: Intelligence from European services helps Ukraine gain a comprehensive understanding of Russian troop movements, logistics, capabilities, and intentions. This information is crucial for Ukraine to make informed strategic decisions and adapt its military operations.

Countering Russian Subversion: European intelligence agencies are actively countering an escalating campaign of sabotage and subversion by Russian military intelligence (GRU) within Europe, which often targets entities linked to Western aid to Ukraine. This involves increased intelligence sharing among Western agencies and strengthening resilience against hybrid warfare tactics.

2. Strategic Planning and Military Operations:

Targeting and Precision Strikes: While Ukraine has its own intelligence capabilities, Western intelligence, including that from Europe, aids in precision targeting for long-range strikes against Russian assets. This is particularly important for capabilities that Ukraine heavily relies on, such as air defense and precision targeting.

Defense Against Air and Missile Threats: European intelligence helps Ukraine in detecting and anticipating Russian ballistic missile launches and other aerial threats, contributing to Ukraine’s air defense strategy.

Adapting to Modern Warfare: The war has highlighted the need for innovation in defense.³ European partners are working with Ukraine to integrate advanced technologies, including drone technology, cyber warfare, and artificial intelligence, into Ukraine’s military strategy.⁴ This involves knowledge transfer and support for Ukrainian innovation in these areas.

Long-Term Defense Planning: The EU and its member states are undertaking significant efforts to bolster their own defense readiness, which directly impacts Ukraine’s long-term security.⁵ This includes substantial investments in defense spending, research, development, and procurement of advanced weaponry, with an eye towards supporting Ukraine’s defense industry and ensuring its ability to defend itself.⁶

3. Supporting Ukraine’s Defense Industry and Capabilities:

Technology Transfer and Production Licenses: Ukraine is receiving expanded access to European defense technologies and negotiating licenses to produce air defense systems and certain types of artillery.⁷ Some partners are also investing in the production of Ukrainian drones and missiles, fostering closer cooperation between Ukrainian and European defense industries.⁸

Military Aid and Training: Beyond intelligence, European nations are providing significant military aid, including weapons, ammunition, and training, which is directly informed by intelligence assessments of Ukraine’s needs and Russia’s capabilities.

Challenges and Considerations:

While European support is substantial and growing, there are ongoing discussions about whether it can fully replace U.S. capabilities, particularly in certain areas like intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) data.⁹

The effectiveness of intelligence sharing relies on seamless coordination and overcoming bureaucratic hurdles among multiple national agencies and international organizations.

Maintaining long-term support and ensuring the sustainability of aid remains a continuous challenge.

In summary, European intelligence services are deeply integrated into the broader Western effort to support Ukraine. They provide critical intelligence, contribute to strategic planning, and facilitate the transfer of technology and expertise, all of which are vital for Ukraine’s continued resistance against Russia.

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European intelligence services have played a significant role in supporting Ukraine during the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, particularly as of mid-2025. Here’s a concise overview based on recent developments:

Adaptation and Support: European intelligence agencies have had to adapt to a rapidly evolving security landscape since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine began. They have provided critical intelligence to Ukraine, especially following the U.S. suspension of military aid and intelligence sharing on March 3, 2025, after a tense meeting between President Trump and Ukrainian leadership. France, for instance, has stepped in to offer its intelligence to Kyiv, addressing the gap left by the U.S., which previously provided about 80% of Ukraine’s intelligence.

Expanded Cooperation: European allies have agreed to expand intelligence sharing with Ukraine, alongside providing access to military depots and new licenses for air defense systems. This was highlighted by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy following negotiations in Paris in March 2025.

Concerns Over U.S. Dependence: European security officials have expressed concerns about their reliance on U.S. intelligence, particularly with fears of potential disruptions under shifting U.S. policies. However, by March 2025, these fears had subsided somewhat, as European officials became more optimistic that the U.S. would not abruptly cut off critical intelligence or systems like Starlink to Kyiv.

Strategic Warnings: German intelligence chief Bruno Kahl has warned that Russia views Ukraine as an intermediate target, with potential ambitions to target Western countries next. He also cautioned that Russia could deploy “little green men” to test NATO’s resolve, indicating heightened vigilance among European intelligence services.

Technological and Defense Needs: European intelligence underscores the need for both military capabilities and technological innovation to counter Russia, as demonstrated by Ukraine’s drone strikes on Russian targets. The EU is developing its own satellite reconnaissance capability, though it won’t be operational until 2028–2034, highlighting ongoing reliance on NATO and other allies for now.

Skepticism and Criticism: Some reports question the credibility of European intelligence claims about an impending Russian attack on the EU, suggesting they may serve as a pretext for debt-financed military buildups. This reflects internal debates about defense priorities and spending.

In summary, European intelligence services have become increasingly vital to Ukraine’s war effort, stepping up to fill gaps left by reduced U.S. support, while also navigating concerns about future cooperation and Russia’s broader intentions. Their role involves not only intelligence sharing but also strategic planning to bolster Europe’s defense capabilities in the face of ongoing Russian aggression.

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