Controlling and subduing multiple enemies in a closed space is a complex and dangerous task that requires calm judgment and effective strategy. Here are some suggestions: 1. **Environmental Utilization**: - **Observation and Assessment**: First, quickly assess the surrounding environment and find obstacles, escape routes and places to hide. - **Use high ground**: If there is high ground, try to occupy it to increase your vision and control over the enemy. 2. **Distract the enemy**: - **Create distractions**: Use sounds, objects or smoke, etc. to attract the enemy's attention and distract them. - **Lure**: If possible, deliberately expose part of yourself to focus the enemy's attention and disperse their formation. 3. **Prioritize attack**: - **Identify threats**: Quickly identify the biggest threats and prioritize subduing the enemies who can cause the most damage. - **Target Concentration**: Select an enemy as a target for a quick attack to quickly reduce the number of opponents. 4. **Teamwork**: - **Establish coordination**: If there are teammates, make sure everyone knows their responsibilities and form a joint force. - **Cover each other**: Keep in touch with team members and cover each other to avoid being isolated. 5. **Use non-lethal means**: - **Grab and restrain**: Use grappling techniques to subdue the enemy, or use tools such as ropes and handcuffs to restrain them. - **Tear gas or electric shock**: Use non-lethal weapons such as tear gas to temporarily disable the enemy's combat effectiveness. 6. **Quick evacuation**: - **Find a safe exit**: While controlling the environment, find a safe evacuation path to avoid being trapped. - **Flexibility**: If the situation becomes unfavorable, be ready to retreat at any time to ensure your own safety. When facing multiple enemies, it is crucial to stay calm and think clearly. Choosing the right strategy and responding flexibly according to the situation on the scene can increase your chances of success. Most importantly, evaluate your own abilities and equipment to ensure that you act in a safe situation.