This manual explores the fundamentals of urban guerrilla warfare, a form of asymmetric warfare where small armed units operate in complex urban environments to destabilize a more powerful enemy. It covers the tactics of sabotage, ambushes, attacks and propaganda, while emphasizing the importance of clandestinity, tactical mapping and secure communication. Through historical case studies (IRA, FARC, Red Brigades), the work shows the evolution of guerrilla warfare in the face of new technologies, particularly cyberspace, and its challenges for the future.
