95% of the X accounts identified in Golden Owl®’s research as posing as Israelis while operating under foreign influence are no longer active on the platform, as confirmed by our latest re-check. Days before Israel’s election, Shin Bet (Israel’s domestic security agency) had also confirmed that numerous profiles accused of attempting to influence the election had been removed.

New Golden Owl® research maps the expansion of "Blocus" beyond Barcelona. → mobilisation spreading to multiple Spanish cities → anonymous TikTok accounts feeding users into Telegram and WhatsApp groups → minors and very young participants forming a significant part of the mobilisation base → explicit instructions on concealment, meeting points and disruptive actions → new calls for coordinated activity on 31 October The key intelligence question is no longer what happened in Barcelona, but how quickly the same mobilisation architecture can be replicated elsewhere. Full research: goldenowl.ai/resources/resea…

Foreign interference is evolving faster than societies can adapt. Golden Owl® exposes a network of 694 accounts targeting Israeli society, including 445 attributed to an Iranian-linked FIMI operation. 4.7M+ views in just two months. Full research & dataset: goldenowl.ai/resources/resea…

The "Russia is not my enemy" campaign was never just an X thing. The exact same pattern was running on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok at the same time, in at least 11 languages, and it lined up perfectly with the 27 September "Peace with Russia" rally at the Brandenburg Gate. The format is identical everywhere. A portrait or short clip of a supposedly ordinary person. A national flag. A line saying "I'm German / British / French / Italian and Russia is not my enemy." Then a prompt: raise your hand, comment YES, like if you agree. Then the actual payload: NATO is the real enemy, Ukraine is not our war, stop sending weapons, our governments want war and the people want peace. The peace line is the hook, the anti-NATO line is the product. Some numbers. On X the wave pulled roughly 224 million views in two days, right before the Berlin march. On Instagram a single reel from an account called Piranha sits at 531k plays. Andrew Bridgen posted one at 86k. BRICS News, The Duran and several German-language accounts posted the same thing with the same flags, the same caption blocks and the same hashtag clusters within the same 48 hours. On TikTok the phrase already has its own discovery page. On Facebook there's a Romanian page literally named "Rusia nu este dușmanul meu", and the Russian Embassy in Germany's official pages were pushing the Germany-specific version, "Russia is not Germany's enemy", plus the Berlin event. That part is not a guess. It's a state account, with a name on it. Translations aren't word for word, they're localised. German posts talk about German-Russian peace and energy costs. English posts talk about NATO escalation. BRICS-adjacent accounts wrap it in multipolarity. Same core, different wrapper for each audience. Several of the "ordinary citizens" holding flags show the usual signs of generated faces, and the same template was recycled across nationalities with just the flag and caption swapped. What can be said with confidence: same slogan, same visual template, same hashtags, same week, on four platforms, tied to a real street event, with official Russian diplomatic accounts amplifying it. "Russia is not my enemy" sounds like a humanitarian statement. Read the next line of any of these posts and it isn't. The information and data referenced in this analysis were sourced from Noctua by @GoldenOwl_AI.