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This monograph is the author's second book on the current Russian-Ukrainian hybrid war. However, its content is broader than the events of the war itself. The author tries to answer the fundamental questions: with whom, why and for what is the war being waged? What is pushing Muscovy to consistently turn its weapons against Ukraine for 500 years in a row? What principles, methods, and technologies does the aggressor use? The theoretical basis for answering these questions is the civilisation approach. It allows us to assert that the current war has an inter-civilisational character. Ukraine remains an outpost of European (Western) civilisation and is waging a war for existence and its own identity with the Moscow-Horde civilisation, which has not changed its socio-cultural code for hundreds of years since its emergence on the ruins of the Mongol Empire.

The book is intended for a wide range of readers interested in the history and current state of Ukrainian-Russian relations, military and political issues, and can be useful for the military, national security experts, political scientists, historians, sociologists, academics working with students, etc.