ASPECTS OF CONSIDERING DOMAINS, DIMENSIONS, AND ENVIRONMENTS MULTI-DOMAIN OPERATIONS’ CONDUCT TO PRINCIPLES AND SPECIFITIES OF INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW
ASPECTS OF CONSIDERING DOMAINS, DIMENSIONS, AND ENVIRONMENTS MULTI-DOMAIN OPERATIONS’ CONDUCT TO PRINCIPLES AND SPECIFITIES OF INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW

Author(s): Luiza SIRBU (RADUSLAV)
Subject(s): Politics / Political Sciences, Social Sciences, Economy
Published by: Carol I National Defence University Publishing House
Keywords: operations; multi-domain; victims; protection; responsibility; humanitarian.
Summary/Abstract: The evolution of the international security environment requires that the national strategies of the democratic states have at their centre a multidimensional concept, in which the military component has multi-domain capabilities to engage the confrontation with the adversary, which will allow them to achieve the strategic deterrence of potential adversaries, ensuring freedom of action, strategic manoeuvre, dynamic engagement of forces, integrated multi-domain operations, rapid and continuous adaptation. The multi-domain operation concept ensures a unified vision of conducting operations in the future, by including, in addition to the military component, central and local public authorities, private companies, volunteer organizations, and other structures. Such an approach has to manage, in addition to a large number of operational problems, complex situations that derive from the responsibility to respect and apply, in specific ways, the principles and rules of international humanitarian law that are, in turn, in the process of adaptation and renewal.

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