The use of intelligence for strategic communication (StratCom) involves the deliberate release of intelligence to shape perceptions, deter adversaries, attribute responsibility, foster cohesion, and reinforce credibility. Recent global developments—especially Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine - have accelerated this practice, highlighting the role of intelligence in StratCom. The utilisation of intelligence in government communication is not new, as demonstrated by pivotal historical disclosures. Over the last decade, communication from European and U.S. security services has become consistently more open regarding threats posed by foreign adversaries.