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7.5. Новое гражданское пространство информационной войны

Основные войны сегодня развиваются вне пространства собственно военных действий. Основным стало информационно-коммуникативное пространство, которое работает с гражданским населением. Это связано с целым рядом причин, число которых только будет расти в дальнейшем. Среди них на сегодня на первое место вышли следующие:

– наличие «домашнего фронта» – без поддержки в тылу войны не выигрываются;

– необходимость говорить с населением противоположной стороны;

– потребность в поддержке со стороны нейтральных стран.