Hybrid warfare is a strategy that combines conventional military force with irregular tactics, cyber operations, and information warfare. This approach allows a state or non-state actor to exploit vulnerabilities in an opponent's defenses, using a mix of traditional and non-traditional methods to achieve their objectives. In hybrid warfare, tactics may include guerrilla warfare, cyber attacks, and propaganda to create confusion and undermine the enemy's resolve. This type of conflict often blurs the lines between war and peace, making it challenging for nations to respond effectively, as the aggressor may not engage in open combat but rather use subtle and indirect means.