Low-intensity warfare
| Low-intensity warfare link (War) | |
|---|---|
| War on a smaller scale. |
A low-intensity conflict is a military conflict, usually localised, between two or more state, or non-state groups, which is below the intensity of conventional war. Sometimes named "grey zone warfare", "measures short of war", and "hybrid warfare".[1] It involves the state's use of military forces on a lower level and/or covert action. It can include the destruction of the adversaries infrastructure
