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Russian military deception,
sometimes known as
maskirovka (Russian: маскировка, lit. 'masking, disguise'), is a
military doctrine developed from the start...
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concluded that the
battle was
instead a
successful example of
Soviet maskirovka,
meant to
trick the
Germans into
believing the
region continued to be...
- The Red Army
successfully used the
strategies of
Soviet deep
battle and
maskirovka (deception) to
their full
extent for the
first time,
albeit with continuing...
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actively and
energetically promoted maskirovka (the use of
military camouflage and deception).
Among the
maskirovka measures he
adopted to
achieve tactical...
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taken out of
service and s****ped by the
Soviet Union as part of the
Maskirovka I, in part to have the
United States to do
likewise with its own first-generation...
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original on 22
August 2021.
Retrieved 12 June 2013. "BBC
Radio 4 – Analysis,
Maskirovka:
Deception Russian-Style". BBC.
Archived from the
original on 24 November...
- of the
prevailing contemporary doctrine or structure.
Grand strategy Maskirovka Military doctrine Military strategy Military tactics Naval strategy Principles...
- 1980s, it is
roughly based on the more
pragmatic Soviet practices of
maskirovka (which
preceded the D&D
conceptualization by decades) but it has a more...
- operations, but the Lvov-Sandomierz operations. The
campaign was
conducted as
Maskirovka. By
concentrating in
southern Poland and Ukraine, the
Soviets drew German...
- is
perhaps the
earliest example of the
Russian tactic of deception, or
maskirovka, and it is
taught as such at
Russian military schools.[citation needed]...
