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The Weaponization of Information: How Disinformation Fuels Modern Warfare
In today’s connected world, disinformation has become one of the most powerful weapons in modern warfare. It spreads faster than bullets and undermines its targets from within—without a single shot fired. More dangerous than mere falsehoods, disinformation consists of deliberately constructed narratives designed to manipulate perception, erode trust, and achieve strategic objectives by distorting reality…
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’ve 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. Then, distill them…
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 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 wielded energy dependence…
Indicators of Invasion Preparations
The concept of indicators and warnings (I&W) is central to military strategy and intelligence analysis. This framework focuses on identifying observable actions—such as logistical preparations, infrastructure upgrades, or troop mobilizations—that may point to an impending military operation. By carefully tracking these signals, analysts aim to provide early warnings and reduce the risk of strategic surprise.…
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…
