Lecture
With humanity's entry into the 21st century, new opportunities have opened up for the dynamic, progressive development of the world community. The potential for evolutionary civilizational development has grown substantially. At the same time, many of the problems of the past have remained and, moreover, have grown more acute.
Among them are the existing military dangers and threats to the international and national security of many states. "In order to resolve all the questions of peaceful life confidently and calmly," the President of the Russian Federation noted in his 2006 Address to the Federal Assembly, "we must find convincing answers to the threats in the sphere of national security.
Against the backdrop of the active reordering of the world, a multitude of new problems has emerged that our country actually faces. These threats are less predictable than before, and the level of danger they pose has not been fully grasped.
On the whole, there is an obvious trend toward the expansion of the space of conflict in the world and, what is extremely dangerous, its spread into the zones of our vital interests." This makes it necessary to seek new approaches to ensuring military security and to develop it further conceptually. The viability of society and the state, and the stability of their development, depend on the solution of these tasks.
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