Geopolitics
— International relations, foreign policy, and global power dynamicsChoking off an adversary's supply lines before a shot is fired, not after: a doctrine called preemptive supply denial reframes sanctions as prevention rather than punishment. It leans on intelligence agencies, export controls and allied cooperation, and its backers say the 2025 National Security Strategy already points this way.
— via Small Wars Journal, Stephen P. Ferris
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