Mark Urban on the new face of conflict
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State-on-state war is back, from Ukraine’s long struggle against Russia to Israel’s 12-day bombing of Iran. Mark Urban, the Sunday Times columnist, says the rulebook is being rewritten and global superpowers are taking lessons from these wars and others.
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