Hybrid Warfare - Russia's strategy to alter the international balance of power/ Maj Valerie McGuire

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MCGUIRE Valerie

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RUSSIA -- UNITED STATES OF AMERICA -- NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION'S -- NATO ALLIES -- VLADIMIR PUTIN -- WORLD TRADE CENTRE -- 911 -- SOUTH ASIA -- MIDDLE EAST -- NATIONAL DEFENSE STRATEGY -- TERRORISM -- MARINES -- THREAT -- SOVIET UNION -- UKRAINE -- COLD WAR -- REFLEXIVE CONTROL -- RC -- BUDGET

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In: Marine Corps Gazette Vol.106, No.1, January 2022, pp.57-60 (71)Summary: Since the Trade Centre attack of 2001, the US has beenengaged in a campaign against terrorism in South Asia and the Middle East. However in the 2018, National Defense Strategy, the focus is on inter-state strategic competition rather than terrorism, namely China and Russia. Russia is engaging in a Hybrid Warfare suited for low-costs and ambigous tactics, unconventional methods and traditional instruments of power and influence.

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Journal Article	Mindef Library & Info Centre Journals	RUSSIA (Browse shelf(Opens below))	1	Not for loan		67190.1001

Since the Trade Centre attack of 2001, the US has beenengaged in a campaign against terrorism in South Asia and the Middle East. However in the 2018, National Defense Strategy, the focus is on inter-state strategic competition rather than terrorism, namely China and Russia. Russia is engaging in a Hybrid Warfare suited for low-costs and ambigous tactics, unconventional methods and traditional instruments of power and influence.

RUSSIA, USA, NATO, MILITARY

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