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By concentrating the main forces in the second echelons, lure an advancing enemy force into in-depth defense areas and then effectively engage and destroy it by fire, counterstrokes and counterattacks. Depending on the prevailing operational situation on the ground, strategic reserves can be used to reinforce troops, deliver counterstrokes, and destroy the enemy. This necessitates the constant, focused, target specific modernization and upgrading of the operational organization of maritime areas in the interest of ensuring a timely and unhindered forward movement of second echelons and reserves to carry out counteroffensives and to deliver counterstrokes against the amphibious assault groups that have managed to land on the littoral. |
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