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| − | A '''Hybrid war''' is when the [[United States]] meshes its [[Color Revolution]] and Unconventional Warfare strategies together to create a unified toolkit for carrying out [[regime change]] in targeted states.<ref>[https://korybko.substack.com/p/the-importance-of-properly-framing The Importance Of Properly Framing The New Cold War], Andrew Korybko, Oct 29, 2022.</ref> The United States is far ahead of any other country in practicing this new method of warfare, as no other state has attempted a Color Revolution thus far, let alone transitioned it into an Unconventional War when the initial regime change plans failed. Hybrid wars are created from the ground-up by the United States, and are specifically deployed in areas where they’d be most geostrategically advantageous for the promotion of America's [[unipolar]] objectives. | + | A '''Hybrid war''' is when the [[United States]] meshes its [[color revolution]] and unconventional [[asymmetrical warfare]] strategies together to create a unified toolkit for carrying out [[regime change]] in targeted states.<ref>[https://korybko.substack.com/p/the-importance-of-properly-framing The Importance Of Properly Framing The New Cold War], Andrew Korybko, Oct 29, 2022.</ref> The United States is far ahead of any other country in practicing this new method of warfare, as no other state has attempted a Color Revolution thus far, let alone transitioned it into an Unconventional War when the initial regime change plans failed. Hybrid wars are created from the ground-up by the United States, and are specifically deployed in areas where they’d be most geostrategically advantageous for the promotion of America's [[unipolar]] objectives. |
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| − | For example, when a Color Revolution attempt fails, as it did in [[Syrian war]] in 2011, the backup plan is to roll out an Unconventional War that builds directly upon the former’s social infrastructure and organizing methods. | + | For example, when a color revolution attempt fails, as it did in [[Syrian war]] in 2011, the backup plan is to roll out an unconventional war that builds directly upon the former's social infrastructure and organizing methods. |
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| − | In the case of [[EuroMaidan]], Western [[propaganda]] mediums such as ''[[Newsweek]]'', ''[[Guardian]]'', and ''[[Reuters]]'' began reminding everyone that in the days immediately prior to the [[coup]]’s successful completion, western Ukraine was in full-scale rebellion against the central government and the stage was set for an unconventional [[Syria]]n-type War in the heart of [[Eastern Europe]]. Had it not been for the sudden overthrow of [[President Viktor Yanukovych]], the United States was prepared to take the country down the path of the Syrian scenario. A hybrid war did come into full swing with the 2014-2021 [[Donbas war]], and expanded with the [[NATO war in Ukraine]] beginning in 2022. | + | In the case of [[EuroMaidan]], Western [[propaganda]] mediums such as ''[[Newsweek]]'', ''[[Guardian]]'', and ''[[Reuters]]'' began reminding everyone that in the days immediately prior to the [[coup]]’s successful completion, western Ukraine was in full-scale rebellion against the central government and the stage was set for an unconventional [[Syria]]n-type [[war]] in the heart of [[Eastern Europe]]. Had it not been for the sudden overthrow of [[President Viktor Yanukovych]], the United States was prepared to take the country down the path of the Syrian scenario. A hybrid war did come into full swing with the 2014-2021 [[Donbas war]], and expanded with the [[Special Military Operation on the territory of Ukraine]] beginning in 2022. |
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