A dissident group styling itself as the “New Republican Movement” issued a video threatening assassination of Newry, Mourne, and Down councillors and MLAs over immigration and social policy, marking a sharp escalation in hybrid nationalist–far-right militant rhetoric.

A University of Delaware student with a machinegun conversion device, tactical gear, and a martyrdom-oriented notebook detailing a campus police target was arrested before his plans could escalate into violence.

Spain’s breakup of a local cell of The Base and Atomwaffen channels’ portrayal of its founder as a Kremlin tool highlight how accelerationist neo-Nazi networks remain active but increasingly fractured, suspicious, and entangled with foreign and domestic security pressures.

Newly surfaced AWD propaganda promotes a dual-track insurgent model, seeks to rehabilitate the group’s image, and positions it as an ideological guide for accelerationists despite its fractured and legally constrained status.

Khamenei used his Basij Week address to cast Iran as the winner of the 12-Day War, portray the U.S. as globally reviled for its interventions, and link Iran’s Basij model to growing international support for resistance movements.

A large Pashto jihadist manual promotes broad takfir, rejects elections and state institutions as disbelief, delegitimizes mainstream Salafi leaders, and normalizes armed resistance as the only acceptable path for true believers.