Asymmetric Cost Imposition
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A strategic principle where a weaker actor imposes costs on a stronger actor that are disproportionate to the weaker actor's own resources or casualties. Exemplified by Ukraine's use of $100,000-$500,000 drones to destroy $50 million Russian jets and $100 million weapon systems. The cost-exchange ratio overwhelmingly favors the weaker party.
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