U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran prompted a coordinated Iranian retaliatory wave against U.S. bases and partners across the Gulf and against Israel, producing reported interceptions, at least one death from debris in Abu Dhabi, and rapid regional airspace and flight disruptions amid explicit U.S.-Israeli regime-change signaling.

Al-Naba Issue 536 pairs global operational claims across Africa and Syria with an editorial attacking rival jihadists—especially al-Qaeda—over alleged Iranian alignment, while a spokesman transcript reinforces Syria prioritization and advertises continued multi-theater tempo.

Pakistan’s February 22 cross-border airstrikes in Afghanistan—justified as targeting TTP sanctuaries after major attacks inside Pakistan—produced sharply contested casualty claims, triggered a February 24 border exchange of fire, and pulled India into the narrative battle, further stressing an already fragile Pakistan–Taliban ceasefire amid intensifying domestic militancy pressure.

A communique posted to Anarchist News claims responsibility for a string of Alpha Bank ATM arsons in Thessaloniki and uses the claim to encourage continued attacks while threatening hostility toward civilians perceived as cooperating with police.

The Monkey in the Middle zine blends practical anti tracking guidance with an anti law enforcement frame and language that normalizes sabotage, making it a compact primer for reducing traceability in protest and confrontation settings.

DirtySouth published a categorized directory of alleged ICE warehouse and office locations—adding claimed capacities and select property-record links—reducing friction for identifying and potentially targeting ICE-linked facilities.