Comprehensive Threat Meets Total Defence
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hybrid warfare, gray zone, global jihad, Russia, China, total defense, asymmetric responseAbsztrakt
The West is at war. The United States, its allies, and partners in Europe, Asia, and throughout the world – whether they recognize it or not – are at war. The enemy in this war is global authoritarianism, particularly as practiced by the Chinese Communist
Party and the Putin regime in Russia, but also by lesser adversaries such as North Korea, Iran, and the nebulous global network of Salafi jihadists. To be clear, this is not a war of peoples against peoples; this is not about Chinese, Russians, or Muslims versus Americans or Westerners. This is a war between regimes in which people are among the many weapons wielded in a competition for global influence and power. The distinctive attribute of this war is its non-kinetic dimensions. It is not a war fought by our respective armed forces – though that can, does, and may yet occur. It is fought for the most part in the diplomatic, information, economic, and other domains; what are commonly referred to as the “gray zone”. The battlespaces are predominantly, but not exclusively, in the civilian domains.
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