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- 2. 5th Generation War Subject: Communication and Presentation Skills
- 3. Personal Information • Name: Hasnain Imran • Reg #: INFT-18111018 • Class : BS-IT(2nd A) • Date : 12/06/2019 • Course Instructor: Mr. Luqman Shah
- 4. Contents War Generations of War 5th Generation War Summary
- 5. What is War? • Definition: A state of armed conflict between different countries or different groups within a country.
- 6. Generations Of War 1st Gen War 5th Gen War 2nd Gen War 3rd Gen War 4th Gen War
- 7. 5th Generation War Fifth generation warfare is an interesting development, where non-state warriors fight nation states out of sheer frustration without clear political objectives. e.g. PTM in Pakistan is the example of 5th gen war.
- 8. 5th Generation War Weapons Social Media Non-State Actors Print Media Rebels
- 9. Aims of Fifth Generation War 1. To spread disappointment against the homeland 2. To make their peoples the rebels of their own government and Security forces. 3. To destroy country’s economy 4. Blackmailing the Government of that state 5. Partitioning the Country
- 10. Our Role Against 5th Generation War • To neutralize the propaganda • To raise our voices on Social Media • To do campaigns in favor of homeland. • Don’t be disappointed
- 11. Summary War Generations of War 5th Generation War Summary