Interdiction

Interdiction

1. The attack of lines of communication to disrupt supply flows and if possible isolate specific zones or enemy forces therein. 2. preventing transportation of supplies, equipment and troops past a particular point or along some route, especially through the use of air power to destroy bridges, railway junctions, etc.

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Industry/Domain: Military
Category: Peace keeping
Company: United Nations
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