+Asymmetric warfare describes conflict between opposing forces of vastly different military strength or capabilities. It often involves the weaker party employing unconventional tactics to exploit the vulnerabilities of a stronger adversary, a struggle of [David](/wiki/david) against [Goliath](/wiki/goliath). Such strategies aim to neutralize overwhelming conventional power through surprise, adaptation, and targeting morale or political will.
+## See also
+- [Guerrilla Warfare](/wiki/guerrilla_warfare)
+- [Insurgency](/wiki/insurgency)
+- [Unconventional Warfare](/wiki/unconventional_warfare)