Russian Maritime Sabotage: From Subcomponent of Special Operations to Evolving Form of Irregular Warfare

Russian Maritime Sabotage: From Subcomponent of Special Operations to Evolving Form of Irregular Warfare

In this episode, we explore how Russian maritime sabotage has evolved from a niche component of special operations into a broader, scalable form of irregular warfare. Drawing on developments within GUGI, the GRU Spetsnaz, and Russia’s expanding use of uncrewed systems, this audio version examines the shifting threat landscape, the vulnerabilities of undersea infrastructure, and what this transformation means for Western defense planners.

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A Case for Cyber Privateering

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What Iran's Crypto Insurance Proposal Means for Irregular Warfare and Shipping in Asia

What Iran's Crypto Insurance Proposal Means for Irregular Warfare and Shipping in Asia

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Pakistan’s Nuclear Arsenal is Becoming More Vulnerable

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Why Iranian Propaganda Is Getting Uncomfortably Good

Why Iranian Propaganda Is Getting Uncomfortably Good

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Mexico’s Network War—Without a Network Strategy

Mexico’s Network War—Without a Network Strategy

In this episode, we unpack why Mexico’s two-decade security campaign against organized crime has operated as irregular warfare without a true network strategy. We discuss why capturing cartel leaders ...

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AI in Cyber Conflict: Short-term Offensive Opportunities,  Long-term Defensive Advantage

AI in Cyber Conflict: Short-term Offensive Opportunities, Long-term Defensive Advantage

Join us for a deep dive into "AI in Cyber Conflict: Short-term Offensive Opportunities, Long-term Defensive Advantage." This episode unpacks the complex automation gap between cyber offense and defens...

14 Aug 21min

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