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Bezpieczeństwo międzynarodowe w kontekście wojny hybrydowej

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Pacek P., Pavelko I.
Wschód Europy. Studia humanistyczno-społeczne
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2019
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vol. 5
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issue 2
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The article is devoted to the consideration of new types of military conflicts (hybrid wars), as well as measures to counteract threats and challenges affecting the sphere of national security. A systematic informational and psychological training of the personnel of the Armed Forces of Ukraine is proposed for mastering the methods of maintaining mental health.
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Artykuł poświęcono rozważeniu na temat nowych rodzajów konfliktów zbrojnych (wojen hybrydowych), a także środków przeciwdziałania zagrożeniom i wyzwaniom wpływającym na sferę bezpieczeństwa narodowego. Proponowane jest systematyczne szkolenie informacyjne i psychologiczne personelu Sił Zbrojnych Ukrainy w zakresie opanowywania metod utrzymywania zdrowia psychicznego.
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Статья посвящена рассмотрению новых видов военных конфликтов (гибридных войн), а также мероприятий, способствующих противодействовать угрозам и вы- зовам, задевающим сферу национальной безопасности. Предлагается системная информа- ционная и психологическая подготовка личного состава ВС Украины для овладение методами сохранения психического здоровья.
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Russia’s devastating impact on critical infrastructure during the hybrid war in Ukraine

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Pacek B., Pacek P.
Bezpieczeństwo. Teoria i Praktyka
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2023
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vol. LI
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issue 2
11-27
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The article attempts to present the Russia’s devastating impact on critical infrastructure during the hybrid war in Ukraine. In order to present a broader context regarding the process, a timeline of the Ukraine-Russia war is presented, starting with the seizure of Crimea, the separation of Donbass, the beginning of the invasion and the Kiev phase, the positional war, and ending with the Kharkiv and Kherson counter-offensives. It goes on to analyse the targets and magnitude of Russian attacks on critical infrastructure, including such as medical and energy infrastructure. Authors point out that many times the overriding aim is to make life difficult for the civilian community, presumably to trigger signs of discontent and opposition to the Ukrainian authorities. The article also identifies the risks in the area of destruction of critical infrastructure in possible future conflicts and points to the need to take measures to strengthen the resilience of societies and states enabling their undisturbed functioning.
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