In which tactical situation does OPFOR typically adopt unconventional tactics?

OPFOR typically adopts unconventional tactics in urban warfare due to the unique challenges and opportunities presented by an urban environment. In cities, the dense population and complex terrain allow for diverse strategies that can effectively leverage stealth, surprise, and the ability to blend in with civilians. Unconventional tactics such as guerrilla warfare, ambushes, and improvised explosive devices become more feasible and effective in urban settings where traditional military formations and heavy weaponry may be less advantageous.

The urban environment limits the use of large-scale conventional forces and allows smaller, agile groups to exploit the maze of structures, alleys, and buildings. This enables OPFOR to engage in asymmetrical warfare against a potentially more powerful conventional force without relying on direct confrontation, which might favor the latter due to their superior resources and firepower. Such tactics can cause confusion and disrupt the operations of conventional forces, thus aligning with the strategic objectives of OPFOR to create an asymmetric advantage.