

From Russia with Love: The Science of Hybrid Warfare
16 snips Feb 11, 2025
Michael Clarke, a defense analyst and former head of the Royal United Services Institute, discusses Russia's military strategies, blending traditional firepower with modern technologies like drones. Kieran Martin, ex-founder of the UK's National Cyber Security Centre, reveals insights on cyber warfare tactics as a tool in Ukraine. Ramsey Farragher explains GPS vulnerabilities, showcasing how Russia disrupts satellite navigation, affecting aviation. Together, they unravel the intricate web of hybrid warfare tactics and energy manipulation employed by the Kremlin.
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Intensive Mine Usage
- Russia used old Second World War technology like landmines in intensive new ways.
- They layered mines densely, exceeding typical military practices, to create formidable obstacles.
Drone Warfare Dominance
- Drones have become integral to modern warfare, dominating airspace below 5,000 feet.
- This represents a significant shift in military strategy and tactics.
Hybrid Warfare
- The war in Ukraine combines 21st-century technology, like space-based awareness, with older warfare styles.
- This presents a unique learning opportunity for modern militaries worldwide.