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Introducing The Distillery Press
At The Resistance Hub, we recognize that understanding the complexities of resistance, guerrilla warfare, and irregular conflict can be daunting. That’s why we launched The Distillery Press—a publishing initiative dedicated to stripping away excess and making foundational theories accessible to everyone. We take the core principles of historical and modern resistance movements, distill them into…
Breaking Free: How the Baltic States Disconnected from Russia’s Power Grid and What It Means for Security
This week, the Baltic states of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania achieved a long-anticipated milestone: they disconnected from the Russian-controlled BRELL power grid, marking a decisive break from Moscow’s energy infrastructure influence. This move is not just about electricity — it is a strategic shift reinforcing the region’s security, independence, and resilience against hybrid threats. Russia…
Irregular Warfare Solutions for Wildfire Response
A Fire on Raven Ridge: A Case for Decentralized Wildfire Response The late summer sun hung low over Raven Ridge, casting long shadows across the dry brushland. It had been an unusually hot season, and the ridge—a well-known fire-prone area at the edge of the Wildland-Urban Interface (WUI)—had become a tinderbox. Around 3:12 PM, a…
Indicators of Invasion: How to Recognize Military Build-Up Before an Attack
Updated March 2026 Developments since publication: The December 2025 Pentagon China Military Power Report confirmed China continues building capabilities to meet Xi Jinping’s 2027 readiness benchmark for a Taiwan contingency. China’s “Justice Mission 2025” exercises (December 29–30, 2025) were its largest Taiwan-focused drills to date, simulating island encirclement with live-fire elements. Meanwhile, extensive PLA leadership…
Recent Developments in Guerrilla Warfare: A Global Perspective
In recent months, guerrilla warfare has shaped conflicts worldwide, highlighting its adaptability and resilience amid shifting political and military landscapes. From peace negotiations to the evolution of tactics on the battlefield, here are the most significant developments related to guerrilla warfare worldwide. Updated Feb 2026 Since this article was first published in January 2025, each…
Irregular Warfare During Jimmy Carter’s Presidency
The presidency of Jimmy Carter (1977–1981) coincided with a global wave of irregular warfare that stretched from the mountains of Afghanistan to the jungles of Central America. Carter entered office promising a foreign policy rooted in human rights. He left it having authorized covert operations, weathered a hostage crisis that defined his presidency, and watched…
Influence in Irregular Warfare: The Power Behind Legitimacy and Resistance
Influence is the quiet power that determines how wars are fought and remembered. Long before tanks move or alliances form, beliefs are shaped, quietly, continuously, and often without awareness. In irregular warfare and resistance movements, this invisible contest decides legitimacy, cohesion, and endurance. Fighters may hold ground for a season, but narratives hold populations for…
The Revolutionary Strategies of Che Guevara
Che Guevara: Revolutionary Icon, Guerrilla Strategist, and Controversial Legacy Few figures in modern history evoke as much debate as Ernesto “Che” Guevara. His name is often linked to revolution, guerrilla warfare, and defiance against imperialism. Yet the iconic image on T-shirts and protest banners only scratches the surface. Behind the symbol was a complex strategist…