Soviet military doctrine

Soviet military doctrine emphasized the importance of massed forces, combined arms operations, and swift offensive action. It relied on the concept of "deep battle," which aimed to penetrate deep into enemy territory to disrupt command and control. The doctrine also prioritized the role of technology and mechanization, utilizing tanks and aircraft in coordinated strikes. Additionally, it stressed the significance of political and ideological goals in military operations, viewing warfare as an extension of state policy. Overall, the doctrine aimed for decisive victory through overwhelming force and rapid maneuvering.