Operating under an anti-tech, anti-nuclear ideology, unknown actors in Isere, France, sawed through the bases of two power pylons feeding STMicroelectronics and Soitec semiconductor plants on or around July 24, leaving both pylons standing but demonstrating clear intent to sever industrial power supply.

French anarchists cut power to semiconductor factories in Isere by sabotaging electrical infrastructure and published a communique framing the attack as anti-capitalist direct action against the technology industry.

France's Anarchist Federation claimed sabotage of the Cherbourg-Paris rail line on July 4, targeting infrastructure linked to the country's nuclear fuel processing complex in a direct action consistent with prior anti-nuclear campaign activity.

Palestine Action announced on July 1 that it had vandalized the Florida home of a named Elbit Systems subsidiary executive, severing her air conditioning system and painting the property red, in the first confirmed US residential direct action by the group.

CrimethInc. promoted a Flock Safety camera sabotage guide on June 19 as physical destruction of Flock cameras spreads across at least five US states, driven by opposition to the company's cooperation with ICE.

Anarchist actors disabled 76 Flock Safety license plate cameras in Oakland and the East Bay, citing ICE use of Flock data, in the largest confirmed single-campaign attack on law enforcement surveillance infrastructure in the current reporting period.