The war in Ukraine has served to universalize terms such as 'hybrid war' or 'hybrid aggressions', a coordinated action that combines non-military and military means – disinformation, cyberattacks, economic pressure and political maneuvers – carried out by a state against its rival. But before Russia occupied Crimea in 2014 with its 'little men of green' and began the long confrontation between Moscow and the West, another country with more limit…
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The war in Ukraine has served to universalize terms such as 'hybrid war' or 'hybrid aggressions', a coordinated action that combines non-military and military means – disinformation, cyberattacks, economic pressure and political maneuvers – carried out by a state against its rival. But before Russia occupied Crimea in 2014 with its 'little men of green' and began the long confrontation between Moscow and the West, another country with more limit…