Anonymous ID: 0f1244 Aug. 26, 2026, 11:36 a.m. No.24975905   🗄️.is 🔗kun

Exhaust, Don’t Deter: Ukraine’s Lessons for

Allied Strategy Against Russia in Cyberspace

 

Russian cyber operations have persisted for more than a decade not because they are decisive,

but because cyberspace rewards continuous campaigning below the threshold of armed conflict.

Drawing on Ukraine’s frontline experience under sustained hybrid aggression, this Senior Leader

Perspective argues that the prevailing Western emphasis on cyber deterrence fundamentally

misreads the nature of the domain. Russia’s cyber activity is not a discrete series of attacks that can

be prevented through threatened retaliation; it is a permanent instrument of statecraft designed

to generate cumulative strategic pressure over time. The essay contends that the appropriate

strategic objective is therefore not deterrence, but exhaustion. Rather than attempting to convince

Russia to stop campaigning, Ukraine and its allies should seek to impose sustained operational

and resource costs that gradually erode Russia’s capacity to conduct concurrent cyber and hybrid

operations across multiple fronts. The argument builds on concepts of persistent engagement,

defend forward, and cyber persistence theory, while grounding them in Ukraine’s operational

experience during the full-scale war. Ultimately, the author proposes a coalition strategy centered

on continuous defensive and offensive cyber pressure designed to force Russia to divert finite cyber

resources toward self-defense, thereby weakening the cyber support structure that underpins

Russian military operations and long-term hybrid aggression

 

https://cyberdefensereview.army.mil/Portals/6/Documents/2026-vol11-iss2/CDR_V11_N2_Potii.pdf

Anonymous ID: 0f1244 Aug. 26, 2026, 12:26 p.m. No.24976027   🗄️.is 🔗kun

Dear, Save America Fags

EYES ON

 

Vance Reveals Potential Path To Pass SAVE America Act In Senate

Speaking Thursday on Newsmax’s “Carl Higbie FRONTLINE,” Vance said the administration has examined whether he could personally take control of the Senate chair and overrule the parliamentarian.

 

“So, we’ve actually looked into this. As the president of the Senate under the U.S. Constitution, there are things that we can do,” Vance said.

 

“We can take over the Senate chair. I can occupy the chair. We can overrule the parliamentarian. Those things are very possible,” he continued.

 

https://conservativebrief.com/path-save-103963/

Anonymous ID: 0f1244 Aug. 26, 2026, 1:12 p.m. No.24976106   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>6109 >>6112 >>6123 >>6138

>>24976097

helps if you tag the right anon

 

but yeah, all that was being pissed off

this is what they deleted on me

a fucking timeline, then shut me down when i tried to point out the fuck up

>delete first ask question later

we dont work tht way do we RH

espeacially towards the baker that kep us going the whole time and help build this place out and our dough????

maybe im wrong, probably not

>but yeah let it go

few days ill be back to calm