Modern warfare
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Modern warfare refers to military concepts, methods, and technologies that diverge notably from historical combat practices, requiring armed forces to continuously modernize to maintain strategic effectiveness. It encompasses contemporary warfare and is characterized by evolving technological advancements, asymmetric tactics, and complex geopolitical dynamics.
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Iran and Ukraine demonstrate that navies are not required to control nearby waterways.
“Neither Iran or Ukraine have a navy and they both control waterways near their fronts.”
Open the episode · Rahm Emanuel: Trump's Foreign Policy, China, Europe's Decline, Immigration & DSA vs DemocratsListen at 9:54
Modern wars are less effective because contemporary populations are not prepared for warfare.
“one of the reasons that wars don't work anymore is we're just not built for it. When it built used to be built for war. People used to be built for war.”
Open the episode · #2518 - Tim DillonListen at 2:39:59
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