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German Warships Targeted: Investigating the Recent Naval Sabotage Incidents
In recent months, the German Navy has faced a series of alarming sabotage attempts on its vessels. These incidents have raised significant concerns about maritime security in the region. Sabotage has targeted ships under construction and those already in active service, revealing major gaps in naval protection measures. Investigations suggest both state and non-state actors
Introducing Mao Zedong’s Principles of People’s War
Mao Zedong’s Principles of People’s War is a comprehensive yet accessible guide to one of the most influential military doctrines of the 20th century. By distilling Mao’s revolutionary theories into their essential elements, this book offers readers a clear and concise understanding of guerrilla warfare, insurgency tactics, and the strategic principles that shaped conflicts across the
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
Recent Acts of Sabotage in Russia and Eurasia
Sabotage has played a significant role in conflicts throughout history. In the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine, it has become a crucial tactic. Attacks on infrastructure, military targets, and logistics networks disrupt Russian operations. These acts slow down troop movements, delay supplies, and create uncertainty. Recent reports reveal a pattern of increasing sabotage inside
Student-Led Protests in Serbia: A Case Study in Resistance Mobilization
The streets of Serbia have erupted in student-led protests after a tragic train disaster. Accusations of government corruption have fueled public outrage, turning grief into organized resistance. In both Belgrade and Novi Sad, demonstrators have blocked roads and bridges, demanding accountability. Many argue the tragedy was preventable and the result of systemic graft. The disaster
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
January 1991 Events in Lithuania: A Historical Reflection
On January 13, 1991, the world witnessed a pivotal moment in the Baltic States’ fight for independence from the Soviet Union. In Lithuania, this struggle culminated in the Soviet military’s brutal attempt to suppress the burgeoning independence movement. Known as the January Events, these acts of violence left 14 civilians dead and hundreds injured. This
