European Union Security Management From The View Of Capabilities And Capacities Building For Conducting Civilian And Military Operations Within The Framework Of The Common Security And Defence Policy

New security threats caused by fundamental changes in the global and regional security environment after the end of the Cold War and the fall of bipolarity have forced the deepening and strengthening of security and defense policy both at the level of nation states and at the level of integration groups. The need to have the capabilities, capabilities and capacity to respond to these security threats has not been avoided by the EU either. It was this that led the author to deal with the implementation of the Common Security and Defense Policy of the EU and using relevant methods of security research pointed out the fact that despite the promotion of principles based on the concept of the so-called. In the event of crises and conflicts arising from new security threats, it will be necessary, if diplomatic instruments fail, to use civilian and military operations at EU level to deal with them.