FIFTH GENERATION WARS BETWEEN THEORETICAL ROOTING AND CONTEMPORARY APPLICATIONS (A STUDY OF THE CONCEPT, TOOLS, FEATURES AND MOTIVES)
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The fifth generation wars are attributed to hybrid wars with modern and smart warfare methods, and they are of great importance in the studies of researchers and specialists, as they target the sovereignty of states and disturb their social and institutional structure, and are usually practiced by major countries towards weak states with continuous conflicts, in order to employ their tools in a manner Great effectiveness through the groups and individuals who are dealt with and financed in the target country for the benefit of the aggressor country, without entering into a direct confrontation to preserve its position and not be subjected to international sanctions and accountability.
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