Analysis of Hybrid Warfare Tactics Within the Framework of International Law The traditional concept of war involved open military conflicts between states, but in the modern world, the nature of warfare is evolving. Wars are now waged not only with tanks and rifles but also through cyberattacks, disinformation, economic pressures, and the use of proxy groups. How is this new form of warfare evaluated under international law? Definition and Elements of Hybrid Warfare Hybrid warfare is the combination of conventional military force with unconventional methods. This strategy includes: Military operations, Cyberattacks, Disinformation campaigns, Economic sanctions, Use of proxy groups, Terrorism and asymmetric warfare techniques. Hybrid warfare aims to weaken rival states without a formal declaration of war. States use these methods to harm their adversaries while exploiting gaps in international law. Hybrid Warfare in International Law While international law includes a set of rules regu...