COUNTERING HYBRID THREATS: PROBLEMATIC ASPECTS IN THE EUROPEAN REGION
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Abstract
Countering hybrid threats is a complex and multifaceted challenge that requires a comprehensive and coordinated approach. Europe, like other regions, has been actively working to develop strategies and take steps to counter hybrid threats. General measures and priorities framework for countering hybrid threats may vary from one country to another based on their unique circumstances and vulnerabilities. Moreover, the evolving nature of hybrid threats requires a continuous reassessment of strategies and the ability to adapt to new challenges as they arise.
This scientific article aim is to to analyze the hybrid threats influence to European Union's security environment and identify problematical aspects of countering hybrid threats. In order to achieve these goals, there will be analyzed international documents and scientific articles defining the concept of hybrid threat and general steps and measures that European countries and institutions have been considering and implementing to counter hybrid threats, the scale of the problem and possible solutions are reviewed in this research paper.
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