The fourth issue of Blessed Is The Flame expands its role as an international anarchist-nihilist outlet, blending militant communiqués, counter-surveillance lessons, and ideological framing to reinforce transnational insurrectionary networks.

Anarchists have claimed responsibility for a Yakima ICE office vandalism and suspected arson on August 2, 2025, though damage was minimal and no injuries occurred.

An anonymous anarchist group claims to have set fire to a Boeing subsidiary’s van in Oregon in protest of militarism and surveillance, though no independent confirmation of the damage has emerged.

Anarchist actors in Philadelphia sabotaged multiple surveillance cameras and distributed how-to guides, escalating anti-surveillance actions and encouraging further attacks on public safety infrastructure.

The Camover 2025 campaign is promoting decentralized sabotage of surveillance cameras across North America, framing it as both a game and a strategy for resisting state repression.

Militant activists have launched a sabotage campaign targeting Flock Safety’s surveillance infrastructure ahead of its August conference, urging physical attacks on cameras and supply chains to disrupt operations and damage investor confidence.