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Chaos: Russia’s Strategy For Expansion

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Curtis Fox is a former Green Beret and author of Hybrid Warfare: The Russian Approach to Strategic Competition and Conventional Military Conflict. Ground News: https://ground.news/gagnon Curtis is in the tent to explain Russia's military strategy, both past and present. He tells us how their military history dictates their current goals, their plans for expansion and what it means for the war in the Ukraine. WELCOME TO CAMP! Shout out to our sponsors Ground News and Huel! Huel: https://huel.com/camp TIMECODES 0:00 Intro 1:42 Russian Warfare 8:10 Countries Ready For War 10:50 Hitlers Warfare Tactics 13:44 Infiltrating Countries With Diverse Ethnics 19:40 Hitler’s Social Classes + Uganda Fleeing 24:05 French Revolution 29:07 Hybridized Warfare 32:58 KGB Funded Green Movement 39:12 Russian Influence In America 42:48 Origin of Crimea Extraction 49:19 Iran Influencing Protests 53:56 Building a Stronger Democracy 1:02:21 Past Democracy’s Influence on Today 1:13:13 Tactical Elements + Spetsnaz + GRU 1:19:29 Russian Special Forces + Jack Barksy 1:26:20 Recent Russian Spies Busted 1:33:06 Annexation of Crimea + Putin’s Biker Gang 1:38:44 Creating Chaos To Win War 1:46:40 Invading Syria 1:50:48 Hybridization On American Soil 2:05:48 3 Topics of Hybridization + FSB 2:20:43 Who Is Putin? 2:19:10 Influence To Join NATO 2:25:30 Turkish Army Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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