🚨 Tommy Robinson found guilty. A jury at Southwark Crown Court convicted the British activist on two counts of harassment causing fear of violence. The victims were two Daily Mail journalists. He now faces up to 10 years in prison. He was granted bail and will be sentenced on December 16, according to Sky News. via OSINT613

The price tag of the Iran war keeps climbing. According to a Pentagon estimate reported by CBS News, the cost of the US war with Iran has now reached $47.1 billion. via warsurv

Close quarters fire in Myanmar's civil war. Footage shows a fighter linked to the Karen armed groups launching an attack on Burmese Army positions. He is using an RPG 2 pattern launcher firing a "Đ40 ST" anti personnel rocket, based on a BLU 24/66 style submunition or similar. via war_noir

Spain's prime minister is demanding answers after the Toledo train disaster. Pedro Sánchez: "It is unacceptable for a country like Spain to experience two high speed rail accidents in a single year." He said the government must clarify what happened and why. via OSINT613

🚨 Sidewinder vs Shahed. Footage shows a Ukrainian Air Force F 16AM shooting down a Russian Geran 4 jet powered loitering munition with an AIM 9 Sidewinder air to air missile. via OSINTWarfare

🚨 Follow up: first images of the damage at Aden airport. What is new: photos show the runway at Aden International Airport in southern Yemen torn up after Houthi ballistic missile strikes. A white C 130 Hercules, likely belonging to the Royal Saudi Air Force, is seen parked in the background. Residents had reported explosions before the Houthis ordered the airport evacuated. Source EGYOSINT

Ethiopia gets its first Russian Su 35 fighters. Rosoboronexport has delivered the first batch of 12 Su 35 multirole jets to the Ethiopian Air Force. An Ethiopian delegation was shown one of the aircraft at Zhukovsky Airport ahead of its delivery. via OSINTWarfare

Follow up: fresh scorch mark at Saudi Aramco's Rabigh complex. What is new: satellite imagery shows a new burn mark near one of the oil storage tanks damaged on October 7 at the Rabigh refining and petrochemical complex on Saudi Arabia's Red Sea coast. Source EGYOSINT

Washington wants a broad Israeli government "without extremists." An American source told Israel Hayom that US and Israeli military and intelligence cooperation against Iran is continuing as normal, and neither the election result nor the next government will change that. President Trump's goals stay the same, and first among them is the complete neutralization of Iran's nuclear program. via OSINT613

🚨 Russian satellites are helping the Houthis aim at Saudi Arabia. According to the AP, Iran's proxy in Yemen has been using Russian satellite data to direct its attacks on Saudi targets, a sign Moscow's footprint in the Gulf war may run deeper than thought. via WarMonitor3

Follow up: satellites show the scars at Ras Tanura. What is new: Sentinel 2 imagery shows the aftermath of the fire at Saudi Arabia's Ras Tanura refinery after yesterday's Houthi ballistic missile attack, with suspected damage and scorch marks concentrated at a major processing unit. Source EGYOSINT

A rifle from another century turns up in Ethiopia's war. Amhara FANO fighters attacked Ethiopian Army positions in Gondar and captured several weapons, including what looks like a historic Austro Hungarian Mannlicher M1895 rifle, likely chambered in 8x50mmR. via war_noir

🚨 Iran's IRGC is firing heavy missile salvos right now as its ongoing missile tests continue. via AB4_Ali3

🚨 Saudi jets pound Jabal Sabr in Taiz. A series of Saudi airstrikes hit Jabal Dhahih on Jabal Sabr after Houthi led Yemeni forces advanced there at dawn today. via AB4_Ali3

🚨 Follow up: Flavio Bolsonaro is believed to have just landed in Florida. What is new: after leaving Brazil via Argentina and Ecuador, the defeated runoff candidate now appears to be in the United States. President Lula fired back: "He lost and ran to the U.S. Whether I win or lose, I will never leave my country." via OSINT613

Follow up: satellite check on the Houthi Najran claim. What is new: Sentinel 2 imagery captured this morning shows no sign that two Saudi military transport aircraft were destroyed at Najran Airport, and no visible evidence of recent strikes inside the airport compared with imagery from October 26. Source EGYOSINT

🚨 Six US military cargo planes are heading toward the Middle East. via AB4_Ali3

🚨 Follow up: Toledo train disaster death toll climbs to 64. What is new: Spanish newspaper El País now puts the number of people killed in today's high speed train collision near Toledo at 64, up from the 46 confirmed earlier. via OSINT613

Germany draws its own line on Taiwan. Chancellor Friedrich Merz says Berlin will keep its One China policy, "but we will decide how we implement it." via OSINT613

🚨 Pirate alert in the Gulf of Aden. UKMTO says several suspicious small boats were spotted near merchant ships off Yemen today, possibly a pirate action group. One report describes a green and blue boat carrying 9 people, two ladders and a hook. Ships are urged to transit with caution while authorities investigate. via AB4_Ali3