Tactic of applying military units in conditions of a hybrid war conducting
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4556016Keywords:
hybrid warfare, tactics, concept, military engagementAbstract
Hybrid war in modern conditions become a conflict of exhaustion, in a country of the defending gradually occurs destruction of material and technical, economic, civil and social infrastructure of the state. Is struggling with all sorts of terrorist groups (illegal armed groups), that supported and managed by the state aggressor, wherein the link with the militants completely denied. Tactics use of military units is strengthened by active use terrain, especially urban areas.
In modern conditions the concept of hybrid warfare involves a skillful combination of the following major groups of factors – military, diplomatic, information, economic, social and political.
Wherein this group of military factors has versatile character, and one of the main forms of warfare in hybrid warfare is a combined arms battle, which will be marked large variety of tactics and their implementation.
Article listed the features of the application tactics of military units in the conditions of hybrid warfare, that allows to determine the priority ways of their further development, reform, AME modernization, development and adopting new models.
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