Not in the distant past, battlefield superiority belonged to armies with technologically advanced platforms and equipment, sophisticated intelligence networks and large budgets. Smaller militaries and non-state actors, by contrast, were largely confined to asymmetric tactics that relied on guerrilla warfare, ambushes and other unconventional methods to offset their opponents' superior firepower and operational dominance. However, wars in Ukraine, Lebanon and...
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The writer is a student at UMT, Lahore.