The Memo: 10 Jun—23 Jun 2024

The Memo from 10 Jun—23 Jun 2024: Summary of incidents, ranging from terrorism, covert actions, organised crimes, regional conflicts to cybersecurity incidents.

The Memo: 10 Jun—23 Jun 2024

Terrorism and insurgency

  1. Malaysia
    An Insight will be produced on the Ulu Tiram incident later this week to discuss the recent charges
    . In the mean time, a brief has already been published to summarise the case.
  2. The Philippines
    Former Negros Oriental governor Pryde Henry Teves arrested over his alleged involvement in terrorism activities. More...

    Meanwhile, two Filipino seafarers are among the dead after a Houthi ballistic missile struck a commercial ship in the Gulf of Aden. More...
  3. Canada
    Canada has listed Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a “terrorist” entity and urged its citizens in Iran to leave. More...
  4. Russia
    On Jun 23, 2024, gunmen attacked a synagogue, an Orthodox church, and a police post in Dagestan, killing two police officers and wounding six others. One officer was killed in a synagogue in Derbent, and shootings also occurred at an Orthodox church and a police post in Makhachkala. More...

Organised Crimes

  1. Honduras
    Authorities in Honduras plan to combat organized crime by building a 20,000-capacity "megaprison" and implementing "terrorist" designations and collective trials for gang members. More...
  2. Montenegro
    Montenegro's government pledged to crack down on organised crime after a sports center explosion killed two people. Despite EU pressure, organised crime and corruption persist in Montenegro. More...
  3. Myanmar
    A report finds that online scam centers in Southeast Asia, particularly in Myanmar, Cambodia, and Laos, swindle billions, with Chinese criminal networks deeply involved. More...

Covert Actions

  1. China
    China's state security authorities warned the public to enhance national security awareness after revealing that a foreign spy, posing as a pretty girl on a messaging app, deceived a military enthusiast into sharing sensitive information. More...
  2. Europe
    NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg announced that the alliance will intensify actions against Russian spies in response to Moscow's hostile activities, including sabotage and cyberattacks. More...

Conflict

  1. Myanmar
    Junta troops in northern Myanmar's Shan State have destroyed key roads linking rebel-controlled towns, likely in preparation for renewed fighting against the Three Brotherhood Alliance. More...

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