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CYBERWARRRRRRRR
Russia is skillfully employing 21st-century tactics that combine cyberwarfare, an energetic information campaign and the use of highly trained special operation troops.
"Russian forces cut telephone cables, jammed communications and used cyberwarfare to cut off the Ukrainian military forces on the peninsula." “They disconnected the Ukrainian forces in Crimea from their command and control,” the NATO commander, Gen. Philip M. Breedlove, said
Military experts say that the sort of strategy the Kremlin has employed in Ukraine is likely to work best in areas in which there are pockets of ethnic Russians to provide local support. The strategy is also easier to carry out if it is done close to Russian territory, where a large and intimidating force can be assembled and the Russian military can easily supply special forces. “It can be used in the whole former Soviet space,” said Chris Donnelly, a former top adviser at NATO, who added that Georgia, Moldova, Armenia, Azerbaijan and the Central Asia states were “very vulnerable.” “The Baltic States are much less vulnerable, but there will still be pressure on them,” Mr. Donnelly added.
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/04/22/w
Russia is skillfully employing 21st-century tactics that combine cyberwarfare, an energetic information campaign and the use of highly trained special operation troops.
"Russian forces cut telephone cables, jammed communications and used cyberwarfare to cut off the Ukrainian military forces on the peninsula." “They disconnected the Ukrainian forces in Crimea from their command and control,” the NATO commander, Gen. Philip M. Breedlove, said
Military experts say that the sort of strategy the Kremlin has employed in Ukraine is likely to work best in areas in which there are pockets of ethnic Russians to provide local support. The strategy is also easier to carry out if it is done close to Russian territory, where a large and intimidating force can be assembled and the Russian military can easily supply special forces. “It can be used in the whole former Soviet space,” said Chris Donnelly, a former top adviser at NATO, who added that Georgia, Moldova, Armenia, Azerbaijan and the Central Asia states were “very vulnerable.” “The Baltic States are much less vulnerable, but there will still be pressure on them,” Mr. Donnelly added.
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/04/22/w
