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Title page 1

Contents 3

Introduction 4

Background 4

Research question 4

Key findings summary 5

Methodology 6

Scenario-based workshops 6

Interviews with officials and experts 6

Part I: Russian intent 7

Russia's hybrid campaign of aggression 7

The psychological value of chemical and biological weapons 7

Challenging norms-and NATO 8

The escalatory dilemma 9

Part II: Deterrence 11

Deterrence can yield powerful results 11

The role of attribution in deterring CBRN use 11

Preparedness and resilience are essential 12

Capability development and deployment 12

Exercises and training 12

Whole-of-society resilience 12

Wielding the information space 13

Be cautious of setting red lines 13

Diplomacy as a deterrent 14

Part III: Response 15

Ensure broad awareness of CBRN threats 15

Expand CBRN training to the total force 15

Better integrate military and civilian components 15

Leverage NATO for coordination and capabilities 15

Consider the information domain 17

Integrating deterrence and response 17

Key findings and recommendations 17

Conclusion 20

Appendix A. Acronym list 21

Appendix B. Workshop participants 21

Appendix C. Exercise methodology 22

Scenario-based workshop: background story 22

Team A: Chemical attack in 2030 22

Team B: Biological attack in 2030 23

Appendix D. Interview participants 24

Appendix E. Biographies and acknowledgments 25

Principal investigator biography 25

Author biographies 25

Acknowledgments 26