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In this week’s intelligence report: a secretive U.S. system that may detect human heartbeats at a distance, China’s evolving autonomous drone swarm, North Korea’s layered post-strike recovery attack concept, and the Marine Corps’ push to turn cheap kamikaze drones into a networked kill web. The deeper theme across all four stories is the same: war is shifting toward machine-speed adaptation, persistent sensing, and attacks designed not just to destroy targets, but to make recovery impossible
