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  1. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS|defence

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    A2/AD Reference Faomhadh an téarma seo mar chuid de Thionscadal Lex
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    frithrochtain agus diúltú limistéir Reference Faomhadh an téarma seo mar chuid de Thionscadal Lex
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    Anti-Access/Area Denial | Zugangsverweigerung und Absperrung von Gebieten | A2/AD
    de
    Definition Fähigkeit, gegnerischen Einheiten zu Lande, zu Wasser und in der Luft den Zugang und/oder die Bewegungsfreiheit in einem ausgewählten Operationsgebiet mit militärischen Mitteln zu versagen, mindestens aber zu erschweren Reference Roger Näbig, „A2AD“-Zone, was verbirgt sich hinter diesem Schlagwort? (7.1.2021), Konflikte und Sicherheit, 24.11.2017
    anti access and area denial | AA/AD | A2 AD | A2/AD | Anti-Access/Area Denial
    en
    Definition set of military capabilities used to prevent or constrain the deployment of opposing forces (anti-access) in a given theatre of operations and to reduce their freedom of manoeuvre and capability to use their combat power in the area (area-denial) Reference Council-Terminology Coordination, based on: - Lasconjarias, G. and Marrone, A., 'How to Respond to Anti-Access/Area Denial (A2/AD)? Towards a NATO Counter-A2/AD Strategy' (28.10.2019), NDC NATO Conference Report No. 01, March 2016 - Simon, Luis, 'Demystifying the A2/AD buzz' (30.10.2019), 4 January 2017, War on the Rocks
    Comment Today, the most significant, regional A2/AD configurations are deployed in the Asia-Pacific region (China) as well as on NATO’s eastern and south-eastern flanks (Russia, in Kaliningrad, Crimea and Syria).
    déni d’accès et interdiction de zone | A2/AD
    fr
    Definition Déni d'accès: "capacités, généralement de longue portée, conçues pour empêcher une force ennemie de pénétrer dans une zone d’opération". Interdiction de zone: "capacités, habituellement de plus courte portée, consistant à restreindre la liberté de manœuvre d’une force ennemie dans la zone d’opération". Reference Les Cahiers de la Revue Défense nationale (Armée de l'air): L'armée de l'air engagée sur tous les fronts pour la protection des Français (PDF) (5.2.2020), 2017, article de Jérôme DE LESPINOIS: "Quelle stratégie face au déni d’accès?"