METHODS OF PREPARING AND CONDUCTING MODERN HYBRID WARS
Authors: Volodymyr Khoroshko, Volodymyr Artemov, Mykola Brailovskyi, Yulia Khokhlachova, Tyna Pirtskhalava
Affiliation: National Aviation University, Doctor in Technical Sciences, Professor, Kyiv, Ukraine; National Aviation University, Doctor of pedagogical sciences, Professor, Kiev, Ukraine; ; Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, PhD in Engineering Science, Associate Professor, Kyiv, Ukraine; National Aviation University of Kiev, PhD in Technical Sciences, Associate Professor Kiev, Ukraine; Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, Kyiv, Ukraine
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Keywords: information warfare, information confrontation, disinformation, psychological impact, information attack
ABSTRACT. The analysis of the conduct of wars and armed conflicts shows that confrontation in the military sphere is increasingly moving into the verbal, i.e. informational space. Information warfare implements asymmetric solutions and involves special measures. Destructive influence on the object is also achieved by carrying out informational and psychological operations directed against a person, a group, society and the state and affect their moral and emotional stability, as well as decision-making motives. Such influence is achieved through modern electronic means of communication and mass information. Based on the example of Ukrainian-Russian relations, the article examines the goals of information and psychological warfare, as well as the methods and models of influence used today.
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