Post COVID-19 Security Challenges
- While virtually addressing participants at the ‘National Defence Course Bangladesh on post COVID-19 security challenges, Vice Chief of the Army Staff has said that “future wars may gravitate towards zero cost wars, wherein a very virulent pathogen may immobilise high-technology arsenal.”
- He also said that “weaker militaries will continue to seek an asymmetric advantage in an unrestricted warfare milieu” while “social media will continue to be the vector of choice for the battle of narratives”.
- Biological Weapons: They are also called germ weapons, and refer to any of a number of disease-producing agents—such as bacteria, viruses, rickettsia, fungi, toxins, or other biological ....
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