Militant tactics refer to strategies and methods used by armed groups to achieve their objectives, often through direct confrontation or violence. These tactics can include guerrilla warfare, ambushes, and sabotage, aimed at undermining an opponent's strength and gaining control over a territory or population. Such tactics are often employed by groups like insurgent movements or terrorist organizations to instill fear, disrupt normalcy, and draw attention to their causes. The effectiveness of militant tactics can depend on factors such as local support, resources, and the response of government forces.