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Dimly lit underground tunnel with scattered supplies and a ruggedized laptop on a makeshift table.

Underground Warfare Exposes New Limits of Military Superiority

Military superiority isn't what it used to be - in Ukraine, Iran, and Gaza, we've seen a new pattern emerge where superior forces are being checked by defenders who take their operations underground and keep vital supplies flowing. As surface forces become increasingly visible and vulnerable, national-security planners may need to rethink whether great military power alone can still guarantee a quick win.

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