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Developing a conceptual apparatus for issues of nonlethal weapons / Soskov, D Yu

Soskov, D Yu	Journal Article
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This paper specifies the essence of the notion nonlethal weapons, and suggests definitions for the notions nonlethal injury and nonlethal suppression.

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Nonlethal Weapons ; Terminology Apparatus ; Nonlethal Injury ; Nonlethal Suppression ; Combat Assignment.

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ID: 170949

Geophysical weapons: distinctive features and development prospects / Nikolsky, V A; Rudenko, V V; Soskov, D Yu

Soskov, D Yu	Journal Article
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he authors formulate definitions of the notions "geophysical weapons" and "geophysical destruction" and examine specifics of geophysical weapons as military assets, and prospects for their development.

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Geophysical Weapons ; Natural Hazards

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ID: 123801

Nonlethal radiation weapons: physical characteristics and prospects for employment / Zaitsev, D V; Soskov, D Yu; Foteyev, A V

Zaitsev, D V	Journal Article
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Publication	2013.
Summary/Abstract	The authors argue for the advantages of nonlethal radiation weapons systems and evaluate their prospects in various tactical situations.

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Nonlethal Weapons ; Radiation ; Nonlethal Incapacitation ; Employment Tactics ; Functional Incapacitation ; Incapacitating Agents

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ID: 136911

Prospects of environmental modification for military purposes / Kudryashov, A. S; Rudenko, A. V; Soskov, D Yu

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The authors examine the possibility of the environment being modified for military purpose and elaborate on likely scenarios of environmental modification to ward off aggression.

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ID: 159302

Using nonlethal weapons in internal armed conflicts / Soskov, D Yu

Soskov, D Yu	Journal Article
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This paper elaborates the notion of internal armed conflict. It shows that the distinctive features of internal armed conflicts imply wide use of nonlethal weapons by state law enforcement agencies. It explains the role of such weapons in putting an end to similar conflicts at various stages in their development.

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Internal armed Conflict ; Nonlethal Weapons ; Civilians ; Armed Violence ; Illegal Armed Formations ; Restoration Of Constitutional Order.

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