EXCLUSIVE: State Dept reveals Portland Antifa connection to Hamas, Iran's IRGC in sweeping terror action

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tifa-connection-hamas-irans-irgc-sweeping-terror-action 

Marco Rubio says Autistici/Inventati built encrypted digital tools used
by Rose City Antifa, Hamas and other violent groups 

EXCLUSIVE: A State Department memo reveals that an international
technology collective, now under a U.S. global terrorism designation,
provided services to overseas terrorist groups and violent far-left
agitators causing chaos in American cities, according to a copy obtained
by Fox News Digital. 

"Far-left terrorism poses a profound threat to the United States and the
broader West," Secretary of State Marco Rubio said in a statement to Fox
News Digital. "Today, the United States sanctioned Autistici/Inventati –
a major far-left tech collective whose services are used by the most
active and violent Antifa cells in the United States and across the
world." 

Autistici/Inventati, called the A/I Collective by the State Department,
is an Italy-based group that builds highly sophisticated digital
infrastructure used by violent left-wing organizations in the United
States and Europe, along with Islamic terrorists, according to the State
Department. The collective's services include encrypted chats and email,
web hosting, secure video conferencing and streaming and anonymity
shields, according to the memo. 

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SHIFT BEYOND ISIS 

"These tools are specifically designed to support the operations of
far-left terrorist networks, built to enable them to organize, recruit,
communicate, disseminate propaganda, share target information and
tactics, and carry out violent attacks – all while remaining anonymous,
untraceable, and beyond the reach of the law," says the State
Department's memo. 

A/I Collective has officially been deemed a Specially Designated Global
Terrorist. The designation bars Americans and U.S. financial
institutions from doing business with the group and freezes any assets
it has under U.S. jurisdiction. Violators can face civil or criminal
penalties. 

The memo identifies Portland-based Rose City Antifa, known for its
violent rioting and destruction, as one of the U.S. groups that relied
on A/I Collective tools and services. 

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Rose City Antifa is listed in the memo alongside a media organization
that the State Department says uses A/I Collective tools to disseminate
information to the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP),
which is proliferating inside the United States, Hamas, the Islamic
Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), Hezbollah and others. 

The memo also accuses the militant abortion-rights group "Jane’s
Revenge" — which declared "open season" on pro-life organizations and
threatened escalating attacks after the leaked Supreme Court draft
signaling Roe v. Wade would be overturned — of using the collective’s
services. 

The State Department memo says the collective provides its services
exclusively to left-wing extremists, screening users for ideological
alignment before allowing them access to its tools. 

The collective claims to host roughly 16,000 mailboxes, 1,500 websites,
5,500 mailing lists and 10,000 "blogs" on a custom-built platform. The
State Department says militants frequently use those services to
disseminate target information, tactical manuals and techniques and
communiqués about recent attacks. 

RUBIO'S CALL TO COMBAT GLOBAL FUNDERS OF FAR-LEFT TERRORISM COULD PUT
SINGHAM IN CROSSHAIRS 

The memo stressed that while the infrastructure is overseas, it supports
domestic far-left groups that for years have wreaked havoc in the United
States, mostly under the label of Antifa, or antifascism. 

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THREATS 

"There will be no refuge for violent extremists who wage war on our
civilization and plot to undermine law and order, destroy critical
infrastructure, assault political opponents, or conspire to conceal
their crimes from authorities," Rubio said. "We will use all the tools
and authorities at our disposal to fight terrorism and protect our way
of life from terrorist coercion." 

The memo cites several examples of violent or terrorist activity that
the State Department says was facilitated through A/I Collective
technology. 

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RIOTS 

The memo identifies a far-left extremist media group that describes
itself as a "tool" for militants worldwide to share "essential
information" to be "acted upon." According to State, the group relies on
A/I Collective services to publish official communiqués and calls to
action for U.S.-designated foreign terrorist organizations. 

The memo says Rose City Antifa relied on A/I Collective tools and
services to organize and incite violent and criminal acts, including
disseminating an online flyer urging supporters to use laser pointers
against U.S. Customs and Border Protection helicopters. 

ANTI-ICE AGITATORS THROW WOODEN PALLETS, MATTRESSES AT FEDERAL AGENTS
DURING CHAOTIC NJ DETENTION CENTER CLASH 

"All you need is a laser. Leave home – they can see where the laser is
coming from," the flyer said. "Go to a park, a field, or some other
public place, and once the clock strikes 9 unleash your beam at the cop
copter. Mask up. Coordinate with friends to throw a laser party!" 

"Let’s take back the night together!" it continued. "It won’t take many
of us to ground the helicopters!" 

The memo says at least one man answered the call to action. Federal
records show he later pleaded guilty to aiming a laser at a CBP
helicopter, forcing the aircraft to abort its planned landing. 

The memo says Rose City Antifa also used A/I Collective tools to
disseminate personal information about U.S. Immigration and Customs
Enforcement personnel and calls for targeted attacks against ICE agents
"in their homes" and in public. 

"Jane's Revenge" used A/I Collective tools to "publish official
communiqués and claims of responsibility for violent and criminal acts
and to incite copycat attacks," according to the State Department. 

Notably, Jane’s Revenge claimed responsibility for the May 2022
firebombing of a crisis pregnancy center in Madison, Wisconsin. The
following day, a cryptic message appeared on a blog affiliated with the
group. 

THREE ALLEGED ANTIFA-LINKED PROTESTERS INDICTED IN ATLANTA POLICE
TRAINING CENTER CONTRACTOR FIREBOMBING 

"This was only a warning. We demand the disbanding of all anti-choice
establishments, fake clinics, and violent anti-choice groups within the
next thirty days," the message said. "This is not a mere 'difference of
opinion' as some have framed it. We are literally fighting for our
lives. We will not sit still while we are killed and forced into
servitude. We have run thin on patience and mercy for those who seek to
strip us of what little autonomy we have left." 

In the following months, several more posts appeared claiming
responsibility for vandalism of pregnancy centers across the country,
including smashed glass windows and doors and graffiti. The State
Department memo says that four members of the group were later federally
charged for "'conspiracy against rights' through threats of force and
intimidation." 

The memo also refers to far-left extremists in Atlanta using A/I
Collective tools and services in a violent attempt to "prevent the
construction of a law enforcement training center." 

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent also weighed in.

"Far-left extremists, their fronts, and their enablers should be on
notice: We will bring the full weight of our economic tools to bear," he
said. "Political terrorism has no place in our society, and we will
continue to cut the financial lifelines of these groups until they are
eliminated." 

Abroad, the memo says far-left extremists in France, Italy, Germany and
the Netherlands used A/I Collective tools to claim responsibility for
attacks on rail systems this year and to disseminate instructions for
making improvised incendiary devices intended to disrupt railways. 

Anarchists who claimed responsibility for sabotaging infrastructure
supporting the Transalpine Pipeline, a major crude-oil artery into
Central Europe, also used A/I Collective tools, according to the memo.
The State Department says the same was true of the far-left
Vulkangruppe, which has targeted German infrastructure since 2011 and
claimed responsibility for a January attack that knocked out power to
roughly 45,000 Berlin households. 

In 2025, President Donald Trump declared Antifa to be a terrorist
organization. 

Fox News Digital reached out to A/I Collective, Rose City Antifa and
Jane's Revenge. 


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