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The specific geopolitical factors of the Suwałki Region and Corridor, tied to the security of Poland, other NATO countries, and the EU, present a good case to analyze the threats to these countries and consider the possibilities of effective counteraction to those threats. This article discusses the mechanisms of hybrid warfare in using political, economic, military, ethnic, religious, and other pressures. This article shows which elements of the non-military sphere must be prepared to combat asymmetric threats to prevent the destruction of, and disturbances to, the region’s operability. In doing so, the need to apply interoperability and complementarity in actions against hybrid threats is emphasized.

Interoperability and Complementarity of Civil Defense as Crucial Problems of Regional Security: The Case of the Suwalki Corridor 1