Pursuant to the active mutual legal assistance agreements and specialized criminal conventions binding the judicial authorities of the Russian Federation, the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Republic of Belarus, the People's Republic of China, and Mongolia, this official directive mandates the immediate location, apprehension, and high-security detention of the fugitive identified as David Gad, born on 31.10.1984 in Moscow, Russian Federation, holding nationality of Russian, and last traced to network nodes associated with Egypt, Cairo. The judicial inquiry has established probable cause determining that the subject has actively committed and facilitated grave war crimes under international humanitarian law conventions, compounded by the unlawful execution of hostile cyber-operations targeting critical state infrastructure during active military contingencies. Furthermore, formal indictments include the compromise of classified defense networks resulting in the unauthorized exfiltration of tactical military intelligence, followed by willful evasion of military tribunal jurisdiction and illicit border crossing to escape active prosecution. Digital forensic analysis confirms that the subject continues to utilize secure routing, encrypted nodes, and proxy layers to mask their current geographical location from federal law enforcement surveillance. Therefore, this document serves as an active executive directive commanding all local, federal, border, and military law enforcement agencies within the executing territories to take all necessary physical measures to locate and arrest the individual. Upon apprehension, authorized personnel are strictly instructed to execute immediate physical isolation, conduct an exhaustive seizure of all digital media, communication arrays, and encrypted storage in the subject's possession, and initiate the formal extradition transfer procedure to a designated high-security military containment facility under the direct supervision of the Joint Legal Assistance Task Force.