Across Asia, the same digital networks that support military command systems also run ports, power grids, stock exchanges, hospitals and telecom platforms. This convergence has erased the traditional boundary between civilian and military domains. National infrastructure is no longer adjacent to conflict. It is embedded within it. Cyber operations rarely remain confined to military targets. […]
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