To hear American masters on computer warfare let it know, the United States has digital weapons that could disable the Syrian government’s air barrier, upset military correspondences, and thump out the force framework. Yet President Barack Obama seems to have taken the choice of digital strike off the table. The reason: the United States is helpless against counterstrikes. Digital ambushes pointed at the navigational frameworks of Syrian air ship could moderate, or stop, the pulverization fashioned on populated zones by barrel shells dropped from helicopters. Cutting interchanges between Damascus and military commandants in the field could give an edge to …continue reading
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