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020			_a9781761343056
050			_aU162 _b.F853 2023
100			_aFreedman, Lawrence
245			_aModern Warfare : _blessons from Ukraine / _cLawrence Freedman
260			_aAustralia: _aUK: _bPenguin Books, _bLowy Institue, _c2023.
300			_a187 Pages : _bmap ; _c18 cm.
440			_aA Lowy Institute Paper
520			_aMore than any other modern war, the fight between Russia and Ukraine has been a tough testing ground for modern weapons and operational concepts. Drawing on extensive research into the conduct of the war during its first year, Sir Lawrence Freedman assesses the contrasting strategies of the two sides. Ukraine has fought along classical lines, seeking victory through battle. Russia has adopted a more total approach, combining conventional battles with attacks on Ukraine's socio-economic structure. Freedman explains why the apparently superior Russian force has been unable to defeat and subjugate Ukraine.
650			_aWar
650			_aMilitary _vUkraine
710			_aLowy Institute for International Policy.
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