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The term ‘hybrid’, used in connotation with military domain, proved to be very popular at the beginning of the current century. It is linked with using other than military tools in combination with military pressure to influence security situation in other opposing nations. It is based on valid assumption that it is not necessary to use combat power in globalized world to impact other nation’s internal situation, which could lead to their partial or complete subordination.
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