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insurgency
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Middle East
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Insurgency can be seen as a form of resistance against oppressive regimes and foreign intervention, and may be supported by certain factions within the region.
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2
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insurgency
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Middle East
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Can be associated with resistance against foreign occupation or perceived oppressive regimes.
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3
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insurgency
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Middle East
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Sometimes viewed as a form of resistance against oppressive regimes or foreign intervention, with insurgent groups gaining varying levels of support from local populations
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4
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insurgency
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Middle East
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Insurgency may be perceived as a means of resistance against perceived oppression or foreign intervention, and may gain some level of support from local populations.
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5
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insurgency
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Middle Eastern countries
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Can be seen as a legitimate form of resistance against perceived oppression or injustice
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6
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psychological warfare
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Middle Eastern countries
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Psychological warfare is often perceived as a form of manipulation and deception, and is viewed with suspicion and disdain.
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7
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war tactics
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Middle Eastern countries
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Focus on adaptation and improvisation in response to changing battlefield conditions
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8
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warfare
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Middle East
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Warfare is often intertwined with religious and cultural identity, with historical conflicts and conquests shaping the region's cultural heritage.
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9
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warfare tactics
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Middle East
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Utilization of asymmetrical warfare and urban combat techniques due to regional conflicts and military operations
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