Air Interdiction

Air interdiction refers to military operations aimed at disrupting or destroying enemy forces and supplies before they can engage in combat or affect operations. It typically involves the use of aircraft to attack targets such as enemy troops, vehicles, or infrastructure, often in a way that prevents them from moving freely on the battlefield. This tactic helps weaken the enemy's capabilities and supports ground forces by limiting their options and mobility. Air interdiction is an important aspect of modern warfare, helping to shape the battlefield and improve the chances of success for military operations.