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Section sizes Section size for Gerasimov doctrine (11 sections) Section name Byte count Section total (Top) 5,465 5,465 History 3,274 3,274 Gerasimov's views on future warfare 548 5,762 Military action 350 350 Non-military actions 874 874 Interpretation of the doctrine by some Western experts 3,990 3,990 Application of the doctrine 290 290 Criticism 4,896 4,896 See also 33 33 Notes 23 23 References 1,251 1,251 Total 20,994 20,994

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There are many conceptual misconceptions in the page, including the notion that Gerasimov proposed a doctrine. One can argue that it exists since the Western media and some non-specialists in Russian military doctrine use it. Still, it was Galeotti who coined the term, there is no mention of a Gerasimov Doctrine in the Russian military literature. They use "novaya pokolenya voyna" or new generatio warfare. Thus, the page needs editing and cleaning. Bertoldov ( talk) 15:06, 6 February 2023 (UTC) reply