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Potential Damages of Opposing against Infiltration
in Cognitive Warfare with Emphasis
on the Statements of Ayatollah Khamenei
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Mahmoud Keshavarz *1   , Amir Siyahpoosh2 , Ali Mohammad Naeini3 , Hossein Arjini4 |
1- Phd student, Islamic Maaref (Islamic Revolution), Islamic Maaref University, Qom, Iran. , sardarbipelak@yahoo.com
2- Assistant professor, the group: Islamic Revolution, Islamic Maaref University, Qom, Iran.
3- Assistant professor, the group: political sciences, Imam Hossein University, Tehran, Iran.
4- Associate professor, the group: Islamic Revolution, Islamic Maaref University, Qom, Iran. |
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Abstract: (451 Views) |
| The victory of the Islamic Revolution and the beginning of extensive intellectual-cultural developments have caused the superpowers` to react and continuously confront the system. With the spread of new knowledge, the methods of confrontation have also changed. One of the important issues in cognitive warfare is current infiltration and the disruption of the computational system and the change of the direction of movement. In order to confront it, it is necessary to first protect against the potential damages of countering infiltration by understanding the measures and expressing the countering policies. The purpose of this research is to "explain the potential damages of countering infiltration and provide practical solutions in cognitive warfare," which is examined using an analytical-descriptive method and the hypothesis of the existence of potential damages. The research findings indicate that, in addition to identifying and correcting the platforms against infiltration, through policy-making and decisive action, it is possible to reduce damage, reduce losses and damages to the country's capital, neutralize the effects, strengthen the structure, and disrupt the enemy's equations. |
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| Keywords: Influence, Enemy Studies, Cognitive Warfare, Counter-Policies, Potential Damages. |
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