Black Operations

Black operations, often referred to as "black ops," are covert activities conducted by government or military organizations that are not publicly acknowledged or authorized. These operations are often secretive and can involve espionage, sabotage, or targeted missions. The goal is to achieve specific objectives while remaining hidden from public view and political scrutiny. Due to their classified nature, black operations are generally not reported in the media and are known only to a select group of individuals within the government or military. Their secrecy can raise ethical questions regarding accountability and oversight.