The hybrid war of the collective West as a threat to national and international security
Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: The paper focuses on the urgent problems of ensuring international and national security in the context of a hybrid war between Russia and the collective West. The main types of hybrid threats have been disclosed, solutions have been proposed to mitigate the impact of general pressure from the European Union, the USA and the UK. The author proposed a way to resolve the problems of hybrid threats to Russia during Special Military Operation and liberation actions against the oppressed Donbass people. The oppression of this people is taking place today in the unreleased territories of the Donetsk People’s Republic, Lugansk People’s Republic, Zaporizhskaya and Kherson regions. The hybrid war with the collective West has actually lasted since the Cold War of the USSR and the USA through various extremist manifestations and manipulations against the civilian population, instilling non-traditional values, LGBT relations, love for Western culture, pro-Western heroes of Marvel, DC and Netflix, propaganda of capitalist relations of the Western model. In addition, active work is underway with the youth of the country through a student exchange organized for decades with the United States and Europe, in which our younger generation, as a rule, works as waiters, loaders and repair people. Recently, scientific literature has been actively discussing the problems of international pro-American schools in Russia promoting the values of the collective West, celebrating holidays alien to modern Russia, our history and historical prerequisites. The facts of recognition of such schools as foreign agents are known. The West initiates and finances various «quasi» color revolutions in the post-Soviet space (Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan and Ukraine), a long-term creation of a «fifth column» in the Russian Federation is underway.
Source: Rossijskoe pravo onlajn
Author: S. A. Polyakov
Language: English
Field: Social Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: hybrid
OpenAlex ID: W4407295223