Category Archives: Sabotage, Arsons Attacks

European and International Corporate Targets – Indonesia

Several multi-national companies operate and invest in Indonesia, such as Shell, BP, Unilever, Rolls Royce and GlaxoSmithKline, who have a large presence. In UK, Standard Chartered bank have investments in Indonesia and so does Prudential Plc. Other UK-based companies operating are Arup, Mott MacDonald and PwC.

The largest multinational bank operating in Indonesia is HSBC, which is a suitable target for coordinated action since it has branches and offices across the globe. We propose that where appropriate, individuals in each territory and region, should research which companies are operating in Indonesia, circulate and make that information and take direct action in solidarity with the prisoners of the anti-authoritarian mass uprising.

Against torture – For social war.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_Chartered

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arup_Group

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mott_MacDonald

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PwC

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HSBC

Flock Camera Destroyed in Washtenaw County (USA)

We permenantly removed a Flock camera in Washtenaw County a few days ago.  We did this because we do not like to be watched.  We do not like abortion seekers, migrants, communities of color, or really anyone to be watched either.  We believe that surveillance is a key tool for the settle colonial state to perpetuate itself.  We believe that the police and their friends the tech bros are a key part of surveillance locally.

It was easy to destroy the camera.  It felt good.  We had a few freinds, a plan, and a little bit of bravery.  We enjoyed the zine “birds of a feather” which has a lot of information about Flock cameras and their capabilities. Continue reading Flock Camera Destroyed in Washtenaw County (USA)

Unsung: Late summer BBQ in Prince George (Canada)

On September 5th at around 2:30 am fire crews in Prince George were racing downtown to see what had triggered a fire alarm. They arrived to a CrossRoads Brewing in flames and battled the fire until that afternoon. Once the smoke settled it was clear the business had sustained $1.8 million in damages. The brewery had been around for more than 8 years and was attempting to prove “a small brewery model” was financially viable in the city. A single spark proved them wrong and the business was effectively destroyed.

An individual was arrested and is facing charges of arson. Business owners have lamented that “We are under siege” demanding additional police responses and a safe environment for business development. Continue reading Unsung: Late summer BBQ in Prince George (Canada)

Unsung: Snipped, telecommunications sabotage on Vancouver Island (Canada)

At around 4:00 am on Wednesday September 3rd a Telus fiber optic cable was cut in a northern region of Vancouver Island. The company reports this was an act of sabotage, and crews with specialized equipment had to be brought in to repair the damage. The cut primarily affected the cities of Port McNeill and Port Hardy stopping the function of home phones, mobile service, internet, payment processing and 911 landline services which were all down until mid afternoon. Telus reported that the total downtime was 10 hours and 14 minutes.

Location of cut as reported by Telus at Big Tree Main and HW 19

FRANCE, GRAND-COURONNE (SEINE-MARITIME): THE TOWN HALL ON FIRE


At Grand-Couronne near Rouen, the fire that broke out at the town hall is arson

France3 Normandy, 16 September 2025 (extract)

She was alerted by the fire brigade at 1h10 in the morning. Julie Lesage, mayor of Grand-Couronne (PS) went to the scene of the fire right away. « The flames started in the reception hall of the town hall, the whole area has been devastated from the inside by the fire », the official tells us.
Julie Lesage was able to enter the town hall last night once the fire was under control thanks to the firefighters : « The whole entrance hall is burnt, not one office has been saved. Upstairs, there was smoke, so there is soot on the walls, floors and equipment ». On the garden level, she noticed water damage due to a broken pipe. There was no one in the building when the fire started. Continue reading FRANCE, GRAND-COURONNE (SEINE-MARITIME): THE TOWN HALL ON FIRE

Unsung: A hot week in Terrace (Canada)

Terrace Fire Department has been busy responding to two separate arsons targeting Kalum Cabs within five days of each other. Kalum Cabs is a taxi and shuttle company based in Terrace which operates in a few neighboring towns offering private and commercial shuttle services. According to a press release, early on the morning of the 24th police arrived hot on the heels of firefighters attempting to extinguish two of the companies shuttle busses which were found in flames.

The buses were reported to be severely damaged and photos published showed charred pavement from where they had been parked. Judging from the photos it seems the remains of the busses were oddly moved before the photo was taken. The wee hours of August 29th must have been another dreadful surprise for the forces of order who found themselves looking at another arson this time targeting Kalum’s taxi cabs. Police reported several cabs were targeted and one was seriously damaged.
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West Coast Rail Sabotage (Canada)

Following the approval of the PRGT in June, dozens of track circuits throughout BC have been shorted, disconnected, or otherwise tampered with.

The vast majority of track circuits operate on direct current (DC) and are relatively easy to induce a fail state. The quickest and most discreet method has proven to be the simple snipping of the cable bonding track blocks, requiring little more than a good pair of cutters. Alternatively, a 4 AWG copper wire (commonly found connecting residential main service panels) can be securely fastened to the rail head. And, of course, there is always the option of disabling the power supply. This may include damaging the grounding, which is more time-consuming but notably harder to detect and locate.

Technical details and diagrams of track circuits, and specifically how to compromise them, are readily available in engineering textbooks at your local library, past communiqués, and even neatly presented in certain PDFs hosted on the Government of Canada’s website.
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Aiguillon (Lot-et-Garonne) France : sabotaging the train service

“Let’s block everything”: an act of vandalism causes train delays in Lot-et-Garonne

An act of vandalism committed near the town of Aiguillon on the night of September 9 to 10 caused disruption to the rail network on the Agen-Tonneins line on Wednesday, September 10, alongside the “Let’s block everything” protests. An underground cable was damaged. Trains are running at reduced speed with an estimated delay of 30 to 60 minutes.

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Lattes (Hérault) France : sabotaging the daily train routine in advance

SNCF: an “act of vandalism” south of Montpellier severely disrupts train traffic
France Bleu/Hérault Tribune/Midi Libre, September 9, 2025

Train traffic is severely disrupted on Tuesday, September 9, in the Hérault and Gard departments. At 7 a.m., the SNCF reported that an act of vandalism between Montpellier and Sète had interrupted rail traffic to and from the Sud de France station, causing serious delays on several lines, including Montpellier-Narbonne, Montpellier-Nîmes, and Nîmes-Avignon.

The incident involved a fire in underground SNCF electrical cables located in the Jasse de Maurin area of Lattes between midnight and 12:30 a.m. on Monday night/Tuesday, September 9, which is a strategic area for the network: this is where trains take the Montpellier bypass towards the Sud-de-France station. Continue reading Lattes (Hérault) France : sabotaging the daily train routine in advance

Sabotage of rail traffic (France)

Toulouse (Haute-Garonne): sabotage of rail traffic

“Let’s block everything” in Toulouse: act of “sabotage” on the Toulouse-Auch line
La Dépêche du Midi, September 10, 2025

Users of the Toulouse-Auch rail line will have to find an alternative means of transport today. “Traffic has been interrupted on the Toulouse-Auch line following an act of vandalism that damaged signaling cables,” the SNCF regional management announced this morning.
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Rosny-sous-Bois (Ile-de-France): fire at the transformer of the “Agence de Formation aux Métiers de la Sécurité” (Security Training Agency)

Fire against a security trainer in Rosny

With the idea of giving ourselves a taste of September 10, which we hope will exceed our expectations, we got down to work. The movement has not yet begun, but the refusal to participate in their war effort, of which the Bayrou budget is one component, is clearly palpable in the discourse and proposals.

We know that the climate of insecurity imposed on us for years has paved the way for the militarization we see today. “We are proud to provide high-quality training recognized by the relevant authorities,” ” says the Security Training Agency in its online propaganda. What we see on site is a building located between a McDonald’s, a France Travail agency, a golf course, a geothermal power plant… in short, civilization.
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Roussas (Drôme)France : three wind turbines go up in smoke

South Drôme: three wind turbines damaged by fire still out of service
France Bleu, September 8, 2025

Three wind turbines at the wind farm in Roussas, in southern Drôme, were deliberately damaged by fire during the night of Wednesday to Thursday [September 4]. No one has claimed responsibility for the attack, but this is not the first time that a facility has been targeted in the department.

It had been several years since such an act of vandalism targeting wind turbines had taken place in the Drôme department. During the night between Wednesday and Thursday, one or more individuals broke into the Claves wind farm in Roussas, in the south of the department, and set fire to the bases of three wind turbines (the farm has six in total). In the morning, the operator noticed the damage and notified the gendarmerie. The company RES, which operates the farm, confirmed on Monday that the wind turbines have been taken out of service since the fire and that damage assessment is underway.
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LEIPZIG (GERMANY) : PROFITEERS FROM CONTROL ON THE GRILL

Fire to those who profit from control and surveillance
Teilauto on the grill

Translated from German from de.indymedia, 6th August 2025

In Leipzig over the past few years a number of vehicles belonging to the municipal service in charge of respect for law and order, known as « municipal police » [Polizeibehörde], have caught fire spontaneously on various occasions.

In 2020, they lost so many cars that they could no longer turn up to their places of intervention. Interventions during which they harassed people in parks because they didn’t want to lock down during the state of emergency linked to the coronavirus, 2G controls [controls linked to the obligatory health pass], etc.
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Kassel (Germany): Fire at army vehicle depot

[On Tuesday, August 19, in Kassel (Hesse region), at around 3 a.m., flames engulfed four civilian vehicles belonging to the German army (Bundeswehr) fleet, parked on the site of the former Lüttich barracks in the Marbachshöhe district. All four vehicles (one Iveco, two Mercedes Vitos, and one Volkswagen station wagon) were completely destroyed in the attack, with damages estimated at €150,000 by the police. The following is a translation of the communiqué published the next day on de.indymedia and signed by “anarchists”…]


Never ready for war! Fire to the Bundeswehr vehicle depot in Kassel

It’s war, and Germany is preparing for it. A military, political, and economic frenzy has broken out, and everyone is expected to rally behind it. “Operation Germany” is supposed to get the country ready for war within five years, and camouflage is popping up everywhere: Rheinmetall, KNDS, and others are snapping up sites one after another, the civilian clause is crumbling in universities, Volkswagen’s management is openly considering getting into the arms business, hospitals and supply structures are being prepared for war, and the Bundeswehr (German army) is promoting military service in schools, on social media, and on billboards through carefully polished marketing campaigns. Investment in armaments is becoming a principle of sustainability.

Alongside material and ideological rearmament, there is an authoritarian shift within the country, as evidenced by the crackdown on solidarity with Palestine and the anti-militarist movement. This historic repressive turn is also in full swing.
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Berlin (Germany): cutting power to Europe’s largest technology park  

[Note of Sans Nom: On Tuesday, September 9, in the southern districts of Berlin, at around 3:30 a.m., flames engulfed two 35-meter-high, 110-kV electricity pylons located on Königsheide Street in the Johannisthal district, cutting power to Europe’s largest technology park located nearby in Altendorf. Steel chains were also wrapped around the cable insulation sheaths to cause a short circuit once they had melted in the flames. These two pylons are located at the end of the overhead line, where electricity passes from the air to the underground route.
More broadly, all of the southern districts of the German capital were left without power, including its 50,000 residents, 3,000 businesses (including those in the technology park), shopping centers, trams, a dozen schools (which remained closed), traffic lights, and telephone communications.
The temporary connection system that was put in place only managed to restore full power after 60 hours (on the afternoon of Thursday, September 11), and repairs to the network on the two pylons are expected to last until 2026, according to a spokesperson for the company Stromnetz. This power outage in Berlin is also the longest in decades, since the accidental outage in Köpenick in February 2019 affected only 30,000 households and lasted about 30 hours.
Here is a translation from German of the communiqué published on the same day on de.indymedia, signed “Some anarchists”…]
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Attack on the military-industrial complex – Blackout in Europe’s largest technology park
September 9, early morning: thousands of cities wake up, millions of people are roused from their sleep by the shrill beep of their alarm clocks, heralding the start of another day of monotony and apathy—15 minutes to drink a coffee before rushing off to work. An hour on public transport, a few exchanged glances, no one talking, everyone glued to their screens. Tons of cars crisscross the streets, the noise of sirens scaring the few birds circling above the city. Neighborhoods become a little more dreary every day. Loneliness settles in among the crowds, between concrete buildings, fences, and cameras. Surrounded by a police presence that threatens to suffocate us more and more.
Advertising screens encourage us to consume or invite us to join the German army (Bundeswehr). Yes, here we are again: “The world will rise again thanks to the German spirit” [a famous line from a poem by Geibel in 1861, intended as a call to the world to “become more German”]. The “historic turning point” requires unwavering defense of the homeland and readiness for war, with the “body of the people” sticking together and making sacrifices. Militarization is advancing, and behind the neoliberal promise of prosperity, the fascist face is showing itself more and more openly. Resignation and pessimism are gaining ground, and there is a certain sadness in the air.

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