Greetings on this Monday, March the 24th, 2025, and welcome to Denison Forum's Daily

Article podcast. I'm Chris Elkins, narrating today's daily article written by Denison Forum

co-founder and CEO, Dr. Jim Denison.

If you're among the millions who are afraid of flying these days,

here's fodder for your fears. The shutdown of London's Heathrow Airport last Friday

not only exposed issues with, quote, creaking infrastructure at Britain's airports,

but British reporters are now speculating about the dire consequences if Russia was behind it.

The fire that engulfed a nearby substation Thursday evening caused Europe's busiest airport to shut

down the next day, disrupting more than 1,300 flights and 200,000 passengers.

A British official said Friday that there is no indication of Russian involvement in the fire,

but intelligence experts state that the inferno had all the hallmarks of Russian sabotage.

The shutdown came as Russia's disruption and sabotage operations in the West are continuing to escalate.

A report from the Center for Strategic and International Studies

showed that transportation and critical infrastructure are some of the primary targets of Russian attacks,

which have often utilized explosives.

Whether Russia or another actor was behind the power outage, the fact remains that

such a crisis could be the work of terrorists in the future. In a world as interconnected as ours,

a single act of sabotage could affect millions or more. And China's deep sea cable cutter that

could reset the world order and renewed fighting in

Lebanon and Gaza over the weekend, more on both in tomorrow's daily article, and we could be

forgiven for wishing we had been born in a different century. However, when confronting massive

challenges, we can find hope in this fact.

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