Counter-terrorism tactics

Author: Wang Fengming
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: This is a theoretical work that systematically explores counter-terrorism tactics. The book summarizes both positive and negative experiences in the application of tactics during counter-terrorism operations across various countries, particularly focusing on the tactical approaches used in the US-British Afghanistan counter-terrorism war, the Chechen War, and the handling of the Moscow hostage crisis. It systematically examines tactics for countering armed assaults, explosion attacks, biological and nuclear attacks, cyberattacks, hostage-taking, hijacking (of vehicles, ships), and counter-terrorism warfare. The book narrates with logic and analyzes with facts, supported by comprehensive data and fluent language, making it highly readable and practically applicable. Studying this book will be beneficial for research and innovation in counter-terrorism tactics, as well as for appropriately selecting and applying them.