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BARTOSH, A A (4) answer(s).
 
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Hybrid warfare: "friction" and "wear and tear" / Bartosh, A A   Journal Article
BARTOSH, A A Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract The paper looks at the factors of war "friction" and "wear and tear" that affect prognostication, planning, and conduct of hybrid warfare in conditions of globalization and IT revolution.
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Model of hybrid warfare / Bartosh, A A   Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract The paper relies on formulated requirements for instrumental methods of reflecting modern conflicts to suggest a methodology of developing the hybrid warfare model whose algorithm is to take into account a nonlinear configuration of strategic forces and opportunities.
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Strategic culture as a tool in military-political analysis / Bartosh, A A   Journal Article
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Strategy and counterstrategy in a hybrid war / Bartosh, A A   Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract This article examines the essence and content of the strategies and counterstrategies of the opposing sides when preparing and waging hybrid wars. It is shown that their logic should be built taking into account the nonlinear configuration of strategic forces and capabilities. Recommendations are given for neutralizing hybrid threats and organizing counteraction when a hybrid war against Russia is unleashed.
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