External Intelligence Service South Caucasus Region
About Us
External Intelligence Service – South Caucasus Region (EIS–SCR) is an independent, non-governmental analytical organization established to strengthen regional and global security through research, intelligence, and strategic analysis.
Operating under the jurisdictions of the Republic of Armenia, the United States, and international law, EIS–SCR serves as a center for identifying and forecasting hybrid threats, investigating corruption networks, and assessing geopolitical risks. The organization functions as a global analytical hub, connecting experts, researchers, and institutions committed to transparency and ethical intelligence.
Our mission is to analyze, prevent, and counter complex regional and international threats through modern intelligence methodologies, including open-source intelligence (OSINT), cyber intelligence, and counterintelligence assessments.
Operating under the jurisdictions of the Republic of Armenia, the United States, and international law, EIS–SCR serves as a center for identifying and forecasting hybrid threats, investigating corruption networks, and assessing geopolitical risks. The organization functions as a global analytical hub, connecting experts, researchers, and institutions committed to transparency and ethical intelligence.
Our mission is to analyze, prevent, and counter complex regional and international threats through modern intelligence methodologies, including open-source intelligence (OSINT), cyber intelligence, and counterintelligence assessments.
OBJECTIVES AND ACTIVITIES
• 1. Identification and forecasting of regional and international hybrid threats.
• 2. Investigation of corruption networks, monopolies, and intergovernmental shadow structures.
• 3. Open-source intelligence (OSINT) analysis in digital platforms, media, and social networks.
• 2. Investigation of corruption networks, monopolies, and intergovernmental shadow structures.
• 3. Open-source intelligence (OSINT) analysis in digital platforms, media, and social networks.
• 4 Cyber intelligence: threat monitoring, anti-hacking measures, and strategic analysis.
• 5. Counterintelligence assessments and detection of influence agents.
• 6. Collaboration with media outlets and investigative journalists for public awareness.
• 5. Counterintelligence assessments and detection of influence agents.
• 6. Collaboration with media outlets and investigative journalists for public awareness.
• 7. Creation of an international center for data processing and strategic analytics.
• 8. Formation of agent-based analytical networks in cooperation with partner entities.
• 9. Public awareness, media literacy, and security-related educational programs.
• 10. Organizing international conferences, OSINT forums, and thematic symposiums
• 8. Formation of agent-based analytical networks in cooperation with partner entities.
• 9. Public awareness, media literacy, and security-related educational programs.
• 10. Organizing international conferences, OSINT forums, and thematic symposiums
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- General Assembly• The supreme governing body of the organization.
- Executive Director• Oversees strategic and operational management.
- Regional Offices• Coordinate local and international initiatives.
- Specialized departments• External Intelligence
• Counterintelligence
• Threat Analysis and Assessment
• Technologies and OSINT
• Media Cooperation - Supervisory Board• Oversees financial, legal, and ethical compliance.
NEWS
EXTERNAL INTELLIGENCE SERVICE
SOUTH CAUCASUS REGION (EIS–SCR)
OFFICIAL STATEMENT
On the Security Environment in the South Caucasus
February 2026
The External Intelligence Service – South Caucasus Region (EIS–SCR) presents its current strategic assessment of the security environment in the South Caucasus in light of ongoing geopolitical developments in the broader Middle East.
As of February 2026, the Republic of Armenia, the Republic of Azerbaijan, and Georgia remain within a framework of relative stability. Based on available strategic indicators and ongoing monitoring, no signs consistent with imminent large-scale military escalation have been identified across the region.
In particular, the security situation along the internationally recognized borders of the Republic of Armenia is assessed as low-risk. Indicators of significant military escalation are minimal and do not currently suggest heightened threat levels.
EIS–SCR welcomes the continued diplomatic engagement between Armenia and Azerbaijan. The advancement of peaceful dialogue and normalization efforts represents a constructive and responsible path toward sustainable regional stability. Continued commitment to diplomacy and international legal principles remains essential.
While developments in the Middle East may have indirect economic and geopolitical implications, including in the areas of energy markets and external actor engagement, the overall security posture of the South Caucasus remains stable and manageable at this stage.
Public concern in times of global uncertainty is understandable. However, current assessments do not indicate immediate security deterioration within Armenia, Azerbaijan, or Georgia.
EIS–SCR will continue to monitor regional dynamics closely and provide objective strategic evaluations in accordance with international analytical standards.
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External Intelligence Service – South Caucasus Region (EIS–SCR)
Strategic Assessment Division
February 2026
SOUTH CAUCASUS REGION (EIS–SCR)
OFFICIAL STATEMENT
On the Security Environment in the South Caucasus
February 2026
The External Intelligence Service – South Caucasus Region (EIS–SCR) presents its current strategic assessment of the security environment in the South Caucasus in light of ongoing geopolitical developments in the broader Middle East.
As of February 2026, the Republic of Armenia, the Republic of Azerbaijan, and Georgia remain within a framework of relative stability. Based on available strategic indicators and ongoing monitoring, no signs consistent with imminent large-scale military escalation have been identified across the region.
In particular, the security situation along the internationally recognized borders of the Republic of Armenia is assessed as low-risk. Indicators of significant military escalation are minimal and do not currently suggest heightened threat levels.
EIS–SCR welcomes the continued diplomatic engagement between Armenia and Azerbaijan. The advancement of peaceful dialogue and normalization efforts represents a constructive and responsible path toward sustainable regional stability. Continued commitment to diplomacy and international legal principles remains essential.
While developments in the Middle East may have indirect economic and geopolitical implications, including in the areas of energy markets and external actor engagement, the overall security posture of the South Caucasus remains stable and manageable at this stage.
Public concern in times of global uncertainty is understandable. However, current assessments do not indicate immediate security deterioration within Armenia, Azerbaijan, or Georgia.
EIS–SCR will continue to monitor regional dynamics closely and provide objective strategic evaluations in accordance with international analytical standards.
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External Intelligence Service – South Caucasus Region (EIS–SCR)
Strategic Assessment Division
February 2026
MEMBERSHIP
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1Any expert or researcher who shares the organization’s values and mission can become a member. - 2Membership is approved by the Board based on submitted documentation.
- 3Members can submit initiatives, participate in ongoing programs, and have voting rights.
- 4The organization may establish local branches and regional member groups as needed
FUNDING AND ASSETS
- 1.•Sources of funding include
•Donations
•International and private grants
•Membership fees
•Consultancy and expert services - 2.All assets are used exclusively for the organization’s chartered goals.
- 3.Financial transparency is ensured through public reports and independent audits.
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Email: externalintelligenceservice@gmail.com
Email: externalintelligenceservice@gmail.com