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Behind enemy lines: the rising influence of Russian special forces/ Mark Galeotti

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In: Jane's Intelligence Review Vol 27 Issue 1, January 2015, pages 8-13 (123) Summary: Increased defence spending under Russian president Vladimir Putin has led to a resurgence in the Spetsnaz special forces. This article explains how these elite forces work and why they are at the forefront of Moscow's new non-linear military doctrine.

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Increased defence spending under Russian president Vladimir Putin has led to a resurgence in the Spetsnaz special forces. This article explains how these elite forces work and why they are at the forefront of Moscow's new non-linear military doctrine.

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