Siege Warfare and Civilian Evacuations

Siege Warfare and Civilian Evacuations

By its very nature, urban warfare involves the presence of civilians. And when cities become battlefields, it may be necessary to evacuate noncombatants from them—either due to humanitarian imperatives or because military objectives require it. But an array of legal obligations and other considerations arise when civilians are evacuated. And because discussions of evacuations are closely linked to those surrounding the conduct of siege warfare, this raises further questions of the legal issues related to sieges and the obligations of parties on both sides of siege warfare. To explore these questions, John Spencer is joined on this episode by Laurie Blank, a clinical professor of law at Emory University School of Law, director of the International Humanitarian Law Clinic, and author of the book International Conflict and Security Law.

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Learning at the Speed of Urban Warfare

Learning at the Speed of Urban Warfare

In urban warfare, the enemy, terrain, population, and tactical problem can change faster than a military’s formal lessons-learned process. Armies cannot wait until a campaign ends to study what happen...

4 Syys 1h 2min

Underground Warfare Reimagined

Underground Warfare Reimagined

For decades, underground warfare was viewed as a niche military problem. Today, it has become a defining feature of modern conflict. From Hamas's extensive tunnel network beneath Gaza and Hezbollah's ...

3 Heinä 1h 1min

NATO Urban Training Sites

NATO Urban Training Sites

In this episode, John Spencer is joined by Stuart Lyle, urban operations research lead at the United Kingdom’s Defence Science and Technology Laboratory, for a discussion on one of the most overlooked...

29 Touko 58min

Defending the City of Razish

Defending the City of Razish

John Spencer is joined on this episode by Colonel Kevin Black, commander of the 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment, the Army’s premier opposing force at the National Training Center. Their discussion cente...

1 Touko 45min

Drones and Urban Warfare in Ukraine

Drones and Urban Warfare in Ukraine

In this episode, John Spencer is joined by Dr. Anthony Tingle, an independent researcher who has made nine trips to Ukraine since the start of the war, most recently returning from Kherson and Mykolai...

20 Maalis 1h 1min

The 2003 Battle of Baghdad

The 2003 Battle of Baghdad

In 2003, one of the most consequential urban operations in modern military history took place as US forces approached Baghdad from the south—the battle for control of the Iraqi capital, including the ...

23 Helmi 2h 2min

Urban Warfare Project Christmas Wish List, 2025 Edition

Urban Warfare Project Christmas Wish List, 2025 Edition

It's a holiday tradition for MWI and the Urban Warfare Project Podcast—the annual Christmas wish list episode. Once again this year, host John Spencer turns the podcast's focus to an important questio...

22 Joulu 202554min

The 2008 Mumbai Attacks

The 2008 Mumbai Attacks

On November 26, 2008, ten Pakistan-based members of the Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist group infiltrated Mumbai and launched nearly simultaneous attacks on five sites across the city. They paralyzed a metr...

12 Joulu 202553min

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