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Sabotage in the Shadows: Pipeline Warfare and Resistance in West Africa
The Resistance Hub On the muddy creeks of the Niger Delta and far out into the waters of the Gulf of Guinea, an invisible war continues to rage. Pipelines explode in the night. Energy multinationals scramble to reroute exports. Militants vanish into the mangroves, only to strike again days later. For more than two decades,…
Irregular Warfare Weekly Review
The Resistance Hub March 17–24, 2025Fires, Fiber Cuts, Laws, and Leaks: Global Resistance and Sabotage in Focus In an increasingly turbulent global landscape, irregular warfare has emerged as the method of choice for both state and non-state actors seeking to shape political, military, and economic outcomes without engaging in open conflict. From railway sabotage in…
Recent Acts of Sabotage in Russia and Eurasia
The Resistance Hub Introduction 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…
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…