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Undersea Sabotage: The Hidden Threat to Global Infrastructure
The Resistance Hub The ocean floor is home to some of the world’s most critical infrastructure, including gas pipelines, internet cables, and power grids that connect nations and enable modern life. Recent undersea sabotage incidents have highlighted these assets’ vulnerabilities, revealing a growing threat with significant geopolitical, economic, and security implications. Key Incidents of Undersea…
Operation Gunnerside: The Mission That Changed the Course of World War II
The Resistance Hub Introduction Operation Gunnerside is one of World War II’s most daring and consequential acts of sabotage. Carried out in February 1943 by a small group of Norwegian commandos, this mission targeted the Norsk Hydro plant in Vemork, Norway, where Nazi Germany was producing heavy water—a critical component for nuclear weapons research. The…
The Three Most Influential Thinkers in Counterinsurgency Theory
The Resistance Hub Counterinsurgency (COIN) is a critical field in military and political science, blending military strategy with sociopolitical insight. Its theories aim to address and neutralize insurgencies, which often arise from political, economic, or social grievances. Among the many contributors to this field, three individuals stand out for their enduring influence: David Galula, Robert…
The Use of Espionage by Resistance Movements
The Resistance Hub For as long as resistance movements have existed, espionage has served as both a shield and a sword in their struggle against powerful adversaries. Defined as the clandestine collection and use of information to gain an advantage, espionage has enabled resistance groups to outmaneuver opponents, safeguard their operatives, and secure strategic victories.…
Subversion
The Resistance Hub Subversion is among the most potent—and least understood—tactics in the arsenal of resistance movements. It is the art of undermining an adversary’s power structures from within, using psychological, social, and political tools to destabilize institutions and delegitimize authority. From the Cold War’s covert campaigns to the grassroots uprisings of the Arab Spring,…
Sabotage
The Resistance Hub Sabotage has long been a cornerstone of resistance movements as a powerful means of undermining adversaries without confrontation. From railroads destroyed in the American Civil War to cyber operations disrupting critical systems in the 21st century, this tactic has evolved alongside warfare and technology. Yet, as potent as it can be, its…
What’s Next For Syria
The Resistance Hub It’s appropriate to reflect on some historical precedents for post-conflict transition of power so we don’t repeat past mistakes. Some examples of successful and unsuccessful transitions paired with the core lessons can be found below: 1. Iraq (2003–2011): The Dangers of Power Vacuums The U.S.-led invasion of Iraq dismantled the Ba’athist regime,…
Georgia Protests
The Resistance Hub The Georgian opposition represents a diverse coalition of political parties, civil society groups, and activists challenging the ruling Georgian Dream party’s perceived authoritarian tendencies, corruption, and alignment with Russian interests. They advocate for democratic reforms, greater transparency, and stronger ties with the European Union and NATO. The opposition has gained traction through…