What is the purpose of Air Interdiction operations?

Air Interdiction operations focus on disrupting and destroying enemy surface capabilities before they can impact friendly forces or operations. This approach involves targeting enemy logistics, supply lines, and troop movements, effectively impairing the enemy's ability to sustain their military efforts. By attacking key infrastructure and resources, Air Interdiction aims to create a gap between enemy forces and their support systems, thereby reducing their operational effectiveness.

This strategy is crucial during conflicts, as it helps prevent the enemy from replenishing their combat capabilities or executing planned offensives. The successful execution of Air Interdiction not only weakens the enemy's immediate strength but also has a long-term impact on their ability to regroup and launch counterattacks.