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Undersea Sabotage: The Hidden Threat to Global Infrastructure
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 Sabotage Nord Stream…
Operation Gunnerside: The Mission That Changed the Course of World War II
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 operation is credited with…
Sabotage in Warfare: A Brief History
Sabotage—the deliberate destruction or disruption of resources, operations, or systems—has long been a vital tactic in warfare. Often wielded by smaller forces unable to confront enemies directly, it allows them to erode the power and momentum of larger, better-equipped adversaries. From the physical destruction of ancient siege engines to the precision of modern cyberattacks, sabotage…
Sabotage
Sabotage has long been a hallmark of resistance movements—an action that disrupts the powerful without demanding open battle. From damaged railway lines during the American Civil War to fuel pipeline shutdowns in the 21st century, targeted disruption remains one of the most accessible and effective forms of irregular resistance. Though tools have changed, the core…
Sabotage on the Rise
Global acts of sabotage are on the rise
