Unconventional Warfare

Unconventional Warfare refers to a type of conflict that involves irregular tactics and strategies, differing from traditional military engagements. It often includes guerrilla warfare, sabotage, and subversion, usually carried out by smaller, non-state groups or insurgents. The goal is to undermine an enemy's strength, often through indirect methods, rather than engaging in open, conventional battles. This approach can involve gaining support from the local population, using psychological operations, and exploiting the enemy's weaknesses. Essentially, it's about achieving military objectives without relying solely on conventional forces or methods.