MULTIDISCIPLINARY ANALYSIS OF UNCONVENTIONAL METHODS OF SPECIAL FORCES AND THEIR IMPACT ON NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL SECURITY

Abstract

This research examines the unconventional tactics and strategies inherent in special
forces, focusing on methods such as diversion, sabotage, assassination, and subversion. We
analyse how these strategies affect national and international security using a multidisciplinary
approach that incorporates theoretical frameworks from criminology, political science, and
security studies. The article reveals the complex interactions between special tactics and
broader security dynamics, highlighting how they can simultaneously serve as instruments to
achieve political goals and raise significant ethical and legal dilemmas. The research results
provide deeper insight into the mechanisms of special operations and their consequences,
offering practical guidelines for shaping effective responses to security challenges in the
modern world. This article is not only theoretically relevant but also has direct practical
implications for security policies and strategies at the global level.