The work is devoted to a new approach to the problem of ensuring the mandatory implementation of international treaties and agreements. In the field of international politics today, there are no real guarantees for the fulfillment of treaties between countries, as well as a system of requirements for fulfilling obligations in accordance with the UN Charter.The author focuses on modern mechanisms and methods of economic regulation of global markets that prevent the occurrence of acute crises and mitigate the consequences of conflicts of interest. It is these mechanisms that guarantee the fulfillment of the terms of the "paper" agreements. According to the author, this approach will give potential victims of the attack real financial protection from aggression, while guaranteeing the inevitable severe economic consequences for the aggressor countries. Among the tools offered in the publication, there is a brief but rather exhaustive description of a specialized built-in stabilizer (SAB bonds of the "Surprise Attac Bond" type).