Modern armed conflicts are utilized by any countries to accomplish political and economical objectives. These countries carry panic and treat the population as a hostage to contribute to the implementation of strategical and political assumptions. specified actions violate any existing conventions, in peculiar the Geneva Conventions. The demolition of civilian critical and residential infrastructure, both indirectly and directly, affects the population carrying death, disability, poorness and hunger. An army, 1 of the tasks of which is to defend the population, during the war is focused on the direct fight against the enemy on the front line and thus cannot supply full safety to the "deep backs", where the population is mostly present. Civilians who put as much effort into defending the country as soldiers stay only the protection that buildings located in urban and agrarian spaces provide. This protection is only partial and apparent in contact with modern combat measures. The basements, underground garages, metro lines, or even shelters do not supply a appropriate level of security, not to mention the average functioning of society or the unit itself seeking shelter. The best example of apparent protection is the attack on the theatre in Mariupol, Ukraine, where the Russians contributed to the death of nearly 600 people who wanted to hide in an object that was close and was built to supply shelter for the population during the war. akin tragedies are the everyday life of war, and especially in Ukraine. The question so arises: how rapidly and how can losses be reduced, despite the increase in terror?
