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In a war of attrition, countries ramp up their production of arms. In addition, countries bomb the opposition's war production facilities in order to stop the enemy from resupplying. In some cases, such as WWII, key components of a country's war machine capabilities such as oil are restricted. Furthermore, various means are used to harm an enemy's economy such as economic sanctions.  

In a war of attrition, countries ramp up their production of arms. In addition, countries bomb the opposition's war production facilities in order to stop the enemy from resupplying. In some cases, such as WWII, key components of a country's war machine capabilities such as oil are restricted. Furthermore, various means are used to harm an enemy's economy such as economic sanctions.  

Although wars of attrition can be won eventually often it is at great cost to the victors.  [[Pyrrhic victory|Pyrric victories]]

Although wars of attrition can be won eventually often it is at great cost to the victors.  A [[pyrrhic victory]] is a victory that comes at such a high cost that it's questionable if it was worth it.

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