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warfare

[wawr-fair] / ˈwɔrˌfɛər /


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But as a group, the Taliban sustained more than 20 years of war against the US and its Nato allies, so its capacity to carry out unconventional and guerrilla warfare is well evidenced.

From BBC

However, the Afghan Taliban has extensive experience in guerrilla warfare.

From BBC

The pact aims to arm Australia with a fleet of nuclear-powered submarines and would provide for cooperation in developing an array of warfare technologies.

From Barron's

Now is the time to undertake a full strategic revision of military spending, geared toward the new realities of hybrid and drone warfare.

From The Wall Street Journal

An electronic warfare unit capable of disrupting enemy communications and radar will be set up in fiscal year 2026, which runs from April to March next year.

From BBC