Hybridisation of State Terrorism and Security Challenges to Resilience in Times of Proxy-Wars
Hybridisation of State Terrorism and Security Challenges to Resilience in Times of Proxy-Wars

Summary/Abstract: In the era of hybrid threats, international security has become more complex in content and meaning, especially when dealing with state terrorism. When identifying key features of state terrorism, it is argued that hybridisation as a process of careful concealment of aggressive foreign policy objectives generates prerequisites for external aggression, as well as conditions for terrorist attacks of both a conventional and unconventional nature. This article investigates the correlation between the hybrid aggression of Russia and Ukraine’s vulnerabilities to resile from state terrorism, as Russia’s proxy-war against Ukraine at some point could be identified as such.

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