An employee of Vancouver-based mining company, Progress Minerals, Inc., has reportedly been kidnapped in Yagha province, Burkina Faso.

Anarchists claimed an incendiary attack in Chile on a Movistar vehicle belonging to Spanish telecommunications company, Telefónica.

The Coalition of Niger River Delta Agitators (CDNA) threatened to attack oil wells in response to charges brought against the Chief Justice of Nigeria.

A “security threat” prompted the evacuation of the That El Emad Towers in Tripoli, Libya.

Anarchists carried out incendiary attacks across multiple sites belonging to electricity company, Enedis, in Foix, France.

The Baloch Republican Army (BRA) claimed attacking a gas pipeline in Pakistan.

Marking the first attack of 2019, the Colombian Caño Limón–Coveñas pipeline was struck in the Norte de Santander province.

The Islamic State (ISIS/IS) claimed an attack on oil facility guards in Iraq.

Venezuelan security forces repelled an attack by two armed men at a Petróleos de Venezuela Oil Plant.

Attempting to gain control of oilfields, the Afghan Taliban launched a series of coordinated attacks against government forces in Sar-e Pul Province.

German energy firm RWE was targeted in an arson attack claimed by eco-extremists.

The Islamic State (ISIS/IS) claimed attacking Iraqi security forces outside ‘Allas oilfield near Tikrit, Iraq.

The leader of al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM) recently charged French energy companies Total and Areva with “looting and bribing” in Africa.

Following unclaimed attacks on natural resource extraction sites in West Africa, an Islamic State (IS)-linked group calls for similar lone actor operations.

Ecopetrol’s Caño Limón–Coveñas oil pipeline was struck by the latest bombing, raising the total to 84 attacks this year.

A group of armed men carried out attack on a Foraco International water well site in Niger.

A group of armed men carried out attack on a Sharara oilfield sub-station in Libya.

Yemen’s Houthi rebels fired a ballisitic missile towards the port of Hodeidah, reports the Saudi-led Arab coaltion.

A Nigerian militant group warned bomb attacks against multinational oil companies in the Niger Delta region, including ExxonMobil and Total, would come “very soon.”

Ecopetrol’s Caño Limón–Coveñas oil pipeline was struck by two bombings in three days, marking 78 attacks this year.

 Anarchists claimed an incendiary attack on a telephone repeater in Rome, Italy, and incited supporters to target telecommunications networks.