- Countering the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction. USSOCOM will prioritize countering state and non-state structures and their attempts to acquire, develop and deploy weapons of mass destruction. The United States will seek to limit the spread of Russian and Chinese potential to countries that do not possess nuclear weapons (for example, the deployment of TNW in Belarus);

- US SOF groups will be formed for the so-called "civil affairs", which, having language skills, will build strong ties with public associations and organizations on enemy territory. The goal is to create public influence networks oriented toward US interests in anticipation of an armed conflict. Civil relations initiatives will be implemented to reach key constituencies in critical regions, such as creating separatist sentiment in specific regions.

- Information Support Operations. USSOCOM can use information support operations to achieve strategic effect in priority geographic areas by targeting key populations whose changing perceptions can have a measurable impact on shifting the operating environment in the United States’ favor. With its broad digital reach and relatively low cost compared to other core activities, information support operations can provide opportunities to counter China and Russia in new ways.

- Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief. USSOCOM identifies humanitarian assistance as a key driver of U.S. influence around the world. USSOCOM also plans to use humanitarian assistance to reduce or increase radicalization of vulnerable populations in regions of interest.

- USSOCOM leadership will continue to use SOF to prepare for future armed conflict, more broadly than it has done since the creation of the Office of Strategic Services.

The format of the fusion of an independent intelligence structure and a paramilitary organization in one person is assumed. The so-called cyber component will also be included here.

- USSOCOM will have the ability to initiate economic sanctions, which it will use in a strategic confrontation with China and Russia. Moreover, USSOCOM can become the leading component of the Ministry of Defense in synchronizing joint efforts with other departments in this direction.

- USSOCOM will receive priority in the use and implementation of new technologies, including in the area of ​​operations in the so-called "smart cities". With a developed control and video surveillance system. That is, they will receive technologies to combat biometric systems associated with the enemy's technologies to combat terrorism and ensure national security.