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

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

    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 available information. The…

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

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

    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 of hybrid warfare.…

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

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

    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 of naval power…

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  • Tragedy in Pahalgam: India Responds to Deadliest Civilian Attack in Kashmir Since 2019

    Tragedy in Pahalgam: India Responds to Deadliest Civilian Attack in Kashmir Since 2019

    On April 22, 2025, a brutal armed assault on tourists in Jammu and Kashmir’s Anantnag district claimed the lives of 26 civilians. Additionally, it left more than a dozen injured. The attack, which occurred in the scenic Baisaran Valley near Pahalgam, represents the deadliest mass-casualty incident in the region since the Pulwama bombing six years…

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  • The French Prison Attacks: A New Front in Irregular Warfare?

    The French Prison Attacks: A New Front in Irregular Warfare?

    In April 2025, France witnessed an alarming series of attacks against its prison system. Coordinated arson and gunfire incidents struck multiple correctional facilities across the country, leaving fires raging, personnel shaken, and public officials scrambling for answers. A group identifying itself as the Groupe de Défense des Détenus Politiques Français (DDPF) claimed responsibility, citing the…

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  • India at the Crossroads of Modern Conflict: From Jungle Warfare to Cyber Frontlines

    India at the Crossroads of Modern Conflict: From Jungle Warfare to Cyber Frontlines

    India now faces a complex security environment where conventional threats are merging with irregular challenges. From Chhattisgarh’s jungles to cyberspace, India’s security dilemmas reflect global conflict trends. These include a fusion of insurgency, cyber operations, and hybrid aggression—blurring the lines between internal unrest and external threats. Blurring Lines Between Conventional and Irregular Threats The evolving…

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  • Why Politicized Militaries Like China’s and Russia’s Are Vulnerable to Irregular Warfare

    Why Politicized Militaries Like China’s and Russia’s Are Vulnerable to Irregular Warfare

    From the outside, authoritarian militaries project order, strength, and cohesion. Flags wave. Ranks shine. Parades thunder with disciplined force. But beneath the surface of tightly controlled structures like China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA) and Russia’s Armed Forces lies a brittle foundation — one that irregular warfare is uniquely suited to exploit. Despite overwhelming firepower and…

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  • Shadow Over the Grid: A Surge of Sabotage in Venezuela’s Electrical Infrastructure

    Shadow Over the Grid: A Surge of Sabotage in Venezuela’s Electrical Infrastructure

    In early April 2025, Venezuelan authorities announced the arrest of three individuals accused of carrying out a “terrorist sabotage” operation against the nation’s electrical grid. The arrests mark the latest in a troubling pattern of attacks on Venezuela’s critical infrastructure. They have reignited a long-running debate about the links between internal dissent, foreign influence, and…

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