Security-related terms
πΉHot Pursuit β Cross-border chase of criminals or terrorists.
πΉSurgical Strike β A precision military attack aimed at specific targets with minimal collateral damage.
πΉPreemptive Strike β Attacking first when an attack is believed to be imminent.
πΉPreventive War β War initiated to prevent a future threat from materializing.
πΉDecapitation Strike β Targeting leadership of enemy forces.
πΉShock and Awe β Use of overwhelming power to paralyze the enemy psychologically.
πΉPrecision Guided Munitions (PGMs) β Weapons with laser or GPS-guided targeting.
πΉCold Start Doctrine β Indian military strategy for quick, limited war with Pakistan.
πΉSecond Strike Capability β Ability to respond to a nuclear attack with a powerful nuclear retaliation.
πΉDeterrence by Denial β Preventing aggression by making goals unachievable.
πΉNo First Use (NFU) β A nuclear policy of not using nuclear weapons unless first attacked.
πΉMutual Assured Destruction (MAD) β Doctrine that full-scale nuclear war would destroy both attacker and defender.
πΉCovert Operation β Secret military or intelligence activity to influence events abroad.
πΉBlack Ops (Black Operations) β Secret, unacknowledged missions by intelligence agencies.
πΉHuman Intelligence (HUMINT) β Intelligence collected from human sources.
πΉSignal Intelligence (SIGINT) β Intelligence gathered from electronic signals.
πΉNo Fly Zone β Area where certain aircraft are not allowed to fly, often enforced militarily.
πΉDemilitarized Zone (DMZ) β Area where military forces are not permitted.
πΉOGWs (Over Ground Workers) - Civilians who secretly assist terrorist groups by providing logistics, shelter, information, funds, or propaganda without directly participating in violence.
πΉSleeper Cell - A secret unit of terrorists/infiltrators that stays inactive for long periods and is activated when required.
πΉLone Wolf - An individual who carries out a terrorist act independently, without direct orders from any organization.
πΉWhite Collar Terrorism - Support to terrorism by professionals β via funding, legal help, propaganda, etc.
πΉNarco-Terrorism - Use of drug trade to fund terrorist activities.
πΉProxy War - When a state supports terrorist/militant groups to wage war indirectly against another country (e.g., Pakistan using terror groups against India).
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