Following a warning issued to foreign companies operating in Saudi Arabia, the spokesman for Yemen-based Houthi rebels issued a statement claiming the targeting of an Aramco station in Jeddah with a missile.
The Islamic State's Sinai Province (ISSP) claimed bombing an oil pipeline near the city of Arish, Egypt allegedly causing “significant” damage.
A Philadelphia anarchist periodical published an article urging anarchists in the U.S. to incorporate the use of firearms into their operations to target police, industry, and infrastructure.
The spokesman for Yemen-based Houthi rebels warned foreign companies operating in Saudi Arabia to avoid military and any associated economic installations as they will be targeted in retaliation for a military escalation.
An “umbrella organization” for militant Baloch separatist groups issued a video of its major operation in Ormara during which it claimed killing 15 Pakistani armed forces associated with a Pakistani oil company. (WARNING: Extremely graphic content)
Recent messages from a private neo-Nazi chat group revealed its members strong desire to exploit the ongoing civil unrest in the United States by attacking the country's infrastructure.
Amid increasing calls among Muslims to boycott French goods, the Islamic State (IS/ISIS) encouraged violence instead and identified French companies in Muslim countries as potential targets for reprisals.
A Canadian anarchist blog identified companies and critical infrastructure as potential targets in the country, distributing tactics to sabotage and otherwise disrupt pipelines, railways, and other industrial projects.
The Islamic State (IS/ISIS) claimed targeting a tanker transporting oil for the Pakistani government within its “Answer the Call” military campaign.
The Islamic State’s (IS/ISIS) Sham Province claimed damaging an oil tanker transporting the resource for the Syrian regime in Raqqah.
In a speech from its spokesman, Abu Hamza al-Qurashi, the Islamic State (IS/ISIS) called on fighters in Saudi Arabia and countries across Africa to target oil pipelines, factories, and western companies.
An “umbrella organization” for militant Baloch separatist groups claimed killing 15 military personnel associated with a Pakistani oil company in Ormara and issued photos of the operation.
A Canadian anarchist and anti-authoritarian blog distributed an English-language message and poster urging anarchists and environmental activists to “shut down Canada” by targeting transportation routes in retaliation for acts of violence against indigenous communities allegedly permitted by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP).
The New People’s Army (NPA), the armed wing of the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP), claimed attacking soldiers of an energy company and burning four vehicles owned by a major food corporation in Misamis Oriental.
The Islamic State’s (IS/ISIS) Sham Province targeted a tanker transporting oil to the Syrian regime near the al-Omar Oil Field.
A prominent accelerationist Telegram channel shared YouTube videos providing instructions for building and using oil filter gun suppressors and incited followers to use the information to destroy electrical transformers.
A police officer protecting an oil installation near Kirkuk, Iraq was killed and eight others were injured in an attack by Islamic State (IS/ISIS) fighters at a checkpoint.
Responding to recent FBI and law enforcement investigations of damaged power poles, a neo-Nazi channel encouraged attacks on electrical and communications infrastructure.
An anarchist blog issued a claim from unidentified anarchists of an arson attack targeting a telephone antenna in the municipality of El Prat de Llobregat in Barcelona, Spain.
Listing the address of a U.S-based communication service company’s headquarters and a proposed date of action, a well-established neo-Nazi venue made a post implying it is prepared to target a “truck bomb” attack against the company.
