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Nationwide special screenings of the historical film "Eternal Intervention," a reconstructed version sponsored by the United States Department of Culture, have been plagued by unstable power supply and video communication equipment malfunctions across the country. Reports indicate multiple power outages during screenings in certain Midwestern and Southern cities, with some venues experiencing complete interruptions due to film projector failures. The U.S. Federal Security Bureau has attributed these disruptions to organized "cultural aggression" by the South American Union, stating that suspicious wireless interception activities were detected around screening locations. The South American Union, which has long criticized the film for "distorting historical facts," countered that the incidents are a "natural consequence of information correction." The information conflict between the two powers, previously concentrated along the Mexico-U.S. border, has now expanded into the cultural sphere, intensifying the dispute. Information regarding the film and its disruptions is reportedly causing significant confusion and exacerbating social unrest within the United States via global feeds.