The fundamentals of the Russian military transformation, with its more recent roots in the reforms that began in 2008–2009, lie in the extent to which Russia’s political and military elites finally recognized that the underlying means and methods of modern and future war have dramatically changed—principally as a result of the information era. [...] In Russian military thought, military modernization is considered to be part of the broad field of “military art,” the branch of military science that describes the theory and practice (strategy, operational art and tactics) of the preparation and conduct of armed struggle on land, air, sea, and other domains.4 In order to consider the future of strategy, operational art and tactics, they must fir. [...] The main the subject is armed conflict and it explores the problems of war and peace, taking into account the dependence of its course and outcome on the ratio of economic, moral- political, scientific-technical and military capabilities of the belligerents, its forms, methods of training and strategy, operational and tactical in large-scale, regional, local wars and armed conflicts; composition,. [...] Shevelev worked in the Department of National Security in the Academy of National Economy and Public Administration and collaborated with the Academy of the General Staff.18 In 2016, on the orders of General Gerasimov, Russian military scientists at military universities and 15 Jacob W. [...] Thus, the purpose of this study is to explore the interconnections and antecedents between Russian military thought as well as its influences and origins, views on the changing character of war and its implications for the role and adoption of high technology to shape the future battlespace.23 The Continued Influence of Soviet Military Thought One of the most outstanding Soviet military theorists.
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