INTERACTION OF FORCES OF THE SECURITY SECTOR OF THE STATE IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF SECURITY OF THE COMPACT STAYS OF DIPLOMATIC PERSONNEL AND ALSO WITH ITS EVACUATION

Abstract

The article is devoted to the issues of interaction between the forces of the state security sector during the protection of the places of compact stay of diplomatic personnel, as well as during its evacuation. A classical definition of interaction is given, how it is achieved and what is determined during its planning, in what forms the work on its organization is carried out. A particular definition of the interaction of interagency forces in the protection of diplomatic facilities is given. Interaction methods are recommended. In relation to the planned interaction table, it is recommended that the totality (sequence) of stages of action of the state security sector forces, which are involved in the protection of places of compact stay of diplomatic personnel. Separately, the levels at which the interaction is carried out are considered, and the corresponding departmental structures that are involved. For a case of resolving a crisis situation at the local level that has developed in connection with threats to the functioning of diplomatic facilities, a list of direct subjects of interaction between representatives of law enforcement agencies is proposed. Two examples of documenting the interaction order are proposed as examples, namely, planned interaction tables indicating the preferred option. Separately, the issues of coordination and clarification of interaction during the transition from the protection of places of compact stay of diplomatic personnel and their evacuation, as well as during the evacuation itself, are considered. A variant of threats to the evacuation convoy (including those of a terrorist nature) is given, its marching order on the march, a place in this marching order is recommended for carrying out the procedure for clarifying the interaction of the marching guard in case of threats to diplomatic personnel. Attention is drawn to the importance of the last stage of the evacuation of diplomatic personnel – the passage of customs and border control procedures.

In the conclusion of the article, attention is focused on the need to expand the empirical base of materials related to questions of clarifying interaction, especially in unusual crisis situations, and the role of command and staff and tactical exercises, as well as field research, in this.