Revolution in Our Roots: America’s Founding as a Case Study in Irregular Warfare

The Resistance Hub One of the things that sets the United States apart on the global stage is its singular independence. In much of the world — particularly across Eastern Europe — independence is a cycle. It is declared, lost, reclaimed, and redefined. Ukraine has at least three independence anniversaries. Georgia celebrates its break from The post Revolution in Our Roots: America’s Founding as a Case Study in Irregular Warfare appeared first on The Resistance Hub.

Iran’s Global Irregular Warfare Apparatus

The Resistance Hub Introduction Iran prefers the margins over the spotlight. Its strategic culture thrives on ambiguity, using proxies, sabotage, cyber operations, and covert action to fulfill regional ambitions without triggering full-scale war or direct attribution. From Beirut to Berlin, its global irregular warfare apparatus lets Tehran punch above its weight, shaping outcomes with plausible The post Iran’s Global Irregular Warfare Apparatus appeared first on The Resistance Hub.

Ghost Unions of Belarus: Civil Resistance in the Shadows

The Resistance Hub In the authoritarian shadows of Eastern Europe, where public dissent is outlawed and civil society crushed beneath the heel of the state, an invisible form of resistance endures. In Belarus—where mass protests once filled the streets and now silence reigns—resistance movements have shifted not to the hills or forests, but into the The post Ghost Unions of Belarus: Civil Resistance in the Shadows appeared first on The Resistance Hub.

A Tale of Two Campaigns: Domain Dominance and Divergent Doctrines in the War for Ukraine

The Resistance Hub In recent weeks, Ukraine executed long-range drone strikes that disabled or destroyed over 40 Russian strategic aircraft across bases deep inside Russian territory. These strikes were not symbolic—they were targeted disruptions of Russia’s strike capacity. Meanwhile, Russia continues to fire missiles and drones at Ukrainian cities, hitting apartment buildings, energy infrastructure, and The post A Tale of Two Campaigns: Domain Dominance and Divergent Doctrines in the War for Ukraine appeared first on The Resistance Hub.

Rail Signaling Attacks in Finland Reveal a New Front in Hybrid War

The Resistance Hub The Hidden War on Infrastructure In early May 2025, Finnish rail authorities reported two suspicious fires targeting rail signaling equipment near Kouvola and Tervola—two critical points in the country’s logistics network. Though initially labeled as isolated acts of vandalism, the events have since raised alarms within Finland’s security circles. Both locations are The post Rail Signaling Attacks in Finland Reveal a New Front in Hybrid War appeared first on The Resistance Hub.

Tripoli Erupts: Power Struggles and Civilian Impact in Libya’s Fragmented Capital

The Resistance Hub Tripoli is once again in the crosshairs of conflict. A sudden wave of violence swept through the Libyan capital in early May after the assassination of a high-ranking militia leader, disrupting daily life and plunging neighborhoods into darkness—both figuratively and literally. For the city’s residents, power cuts, street battles, and checkpoints are The post Tripoli Erupts: Power Struggles and Civilian Impact in Libya’s Fragmented Capital appeared first on The Resistance Hub.

Crossing the Line of Control: How Irregular and Hybrid Warfare Could Shape a Renewed India-Pakistan Confrontation

The Resistance Hub The Resistance Hub does not take positions on the India–Pakistan conflict or advocate for the use of force by any actor. This article analyzes potential irregular, asymmetric, hybrid, and unconventional warfare scenarios that could arise if tensions escalate between these two nuclear-armed states. All assessments are speculative and based solely on publicly The post Crossing the Line of Control: How Irregular and Hybrid Warfare Could Shape a Renewed India-Pakistan Confrontation appeared first on The Resistance Hub.

From Protest to Resistance: Turkey’s May Day Crackdown and the Erosion of Civic Space

The Resistance Hub On the morning of May 1, 2025, Istanbul was already bracing for confrontation. By nightfall, more than 400 protesters had been arrested, streets were thick with tear gas, and Turkey’s ruling elite had once again shown its willingness to criminalize dissent. This year’s May Day crackdown was not just an isolated episode The post From Protest to Resistance: Turkey’s May Day Crackdown and the Erosion of Civic Space appeared first on The Resistance Hub.

The Silent Weapon: The Role of Sabotage in Hybrid Warfare Today

The Resistance Hub In the battles of the 21st century, the frontlines are rarely marked by barbed wire or tank traps. Instead, the decisive blows often land silently, deep inside enemy territory, disrupting logistics, crippling morale, and fracturing trust — all without a single shot fired. This is the domain of sabotage, the quiet engine The post The Silent Weapon: The Role of Sabotage in Hybrid Warfare Today appeared first on The Resistance Hub.

Australia’s Strategic Role in Irregular and Hybrid Warfare Across the Indo-Pacific

The Resistance Hub Defining the Threat Environment in the Indo-Pacific In the 21st century, the nature of conflict has evolved beyond conventional battlefields and traditional warfare. The Indo-Pacific—stretching from the eastern coast of Africa to the western shores of the Americas—has become one of the most contested regions on the planet, not just in terms The post Australia’s Strategic Role in Irregular and Hybrid Warfare Across the Indo-Pacific appeared first on The Resistance Hub.