In their publication, Ivan Majchút and Michal Vajda address the challenges posed by hybrid warfare, which blends military and non-military tactics to achieve strategic objectives. They note the accelerated reliance on non-military instruments, such as economic sanctions and disinformation, as key components in contemporary conflicts. The authors advocate for a structured set of military response options that can be adapted to various situations, underscoring the importance of readiness. Furthermore, they discuss the evolving nature of warfare and the blurred lines between combatants and non-combatants in what they define as hybrid threats. The paper is informed by observations from ongoing conflicts, particularly in Ukraine.

In their publication, Ivan Majchút and Michal Vajda address the challenges posed by hybrid warfare, which blends military and non-military tactics to achieve strategic objectives. They note the accelerated reliance on non-military instruments, such as economic sanctions and disinformation, as key components in contemporary conflicts. The authors advocate for a structured set of military response options that can be adapted to various situations, underscoring the importance of readiness. Furthermore, they discuss the evolving nature of warfare and the blurred lines between combatants and non-combatants in what they define as hybrid threats. The paper is informed by observations from ongoing conflicts, particularly in Ukraine.