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Situated at the sensitive border between information warfare and special forces, still unframed in a tight definition and precise patterns by the military analysts, the hybrid war arouses interest for the political, economic, and social and media areas of responsibility. Based on the characteristics of military conflicts of the early twenty-first century, the article highlights the main tactics used in hybrid war, conducted most often in a covered manner. Classical laws of war have been abandoned somewhere, in history. Propaganda, diplomatic duplicity, deliveries of concealed weapons, demonstrations of force, not the least the cyber attacks, however, all represent a range of threats against the world countries in general, and against our country, in particular. Romania, a NATO member state, and an important strategic point in the wider Black Sea region, needs a new approach to hybrid conflict. And this can only be achieved through the combined efforts of specialized security structures and those of the civil society.

PARTICULARITIES OF PREPARING ROMANIA’S TERRITORY IN CASE OF THE COUNTRY’S IMPLICATION IN A HYBRID WAR