Afirmacija Ruske Federacije kao velike sile

Karavidić, M Zoran; Kovač, Polonca

doi:10.5937/vojdelo1803108k

Vojno delo

2018

DOI: 10.5937/vojdelo1803108k

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Afirmacija Ruske Federacije kao velike sile

M Zoran Karavidić¹,

Polonca Kovač²

Abstract: avremeno geopolitičko okruženje je poligon gde velike sile pokušavaju da uspostave i održe svoj status radi sveopšteg napretka države. Upravo u takvom okruženju kroz najviša strategijska akta moguće je pratiti razvoj statusa velikih sila. Promene njihovog uticaja u regionalnom i globalnom okruženju je stalni dinamički proces koji neposredno i posredno utiče na ostatak sveta. U radu će hronološki biti sagledana afirmacija Ruske Federacije, kao velike sile krajem XX i početkom XXI veka, i implikacije na okruženj… Show more

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Hybrid Warfare as a Metod of Implementing the National Strategy – The Case of Crimea

TOMŠIČ¹

2019

CMC

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Russia’s annexation of Crimea in 2014, carried out with an amazing speed and coordination of various soft and hard instruments of national power, while simultaneously using the power of protests by the local pro-Russian population, is undoubtedly one of the better examples of hybrid warfare. The brutality and simultaneous surgical precision of the operation have made it feel as if each of the instruments of national power had played its precisely defined role, which had its basis in the national security and defence documents, such as the national security strategy and military doctrine. This is a proof of the adaptation of the Russia’s military and political strategic framework to the new global challenges of the modern world. The formerly rigid Russia using the primarily brutal military power typical of the Soviet regime, has in this case proved to be a dynamic and highly flexible force, capable of using various instruments of national power, coupled with an appropriate support of a considerably altered, but extremely effective military power instrument. In doing so, it actually shocked the Western professional and political public and opened a wide debate in professional circles, which had previously not attributed the ability of such activities to Russia. Hybrid warfare has become a constant feature of discussions in the military and political circles of the West, focusing primarily on finding solutions to effectively counter the new threat presented in Crimea by the Russian side. Key words Hybrid warfare, national strategy, military doctrine, Crimea.

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Hybrid Warfare as a Metod of Implementing the National Strategy – The Case of Crimea

TOMŠIČ¹

2019

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A new National Security Strategy of the Russian Federation

Forca¹

2022

Bezbednost, Beograd

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On July 2, 2021, the President of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin, signed a decree on the adoption of the new National Security Strategy of the Russian Federation. It is the third document under that name to have been adopted in Russia since 2009. This paper focuses on the presentation of the latest national security strategy of Russia, with a review of the similarities and differences from the previous two documents, as well as the geopolitical implications that the adoption of the latest strategy may cause.

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The aspects of potential hybrid warfare in the Republic of Serbia

Rašković-Talović¹

2022

Napredak

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The research presents an analysis of the phenomenon of hybrid warfare as a strategy in which conventional means of warfare are combined with unconventional methods and aspects of a possible hybrid war in Serbia. In the past, the domination of one country, i.e., the surrender of the opposing one, was achieved by war in the traditional sense - armed struggle. The essence of armed struggle was either the achievement of respectable military superiority or complete destruction of the enemy's armed forces. If the attacked country could not organize military opposition, it would most often be forced to fulfil the required concessions of the victorious country or to obey it completely. However, even then, the end of the armed struggle did not guarantee that liberation aspirations of the vanquished would be suppressed, i.e., complete capitulation did not necessarily lead to permanent demise of a country and assimilation of its population into a victorious country.

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Afirmacija Ruske Federacije kao velike sile

Cited by 3 publications

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Hybrid Warfare as a Metod of Implementing the National Strategy – The Case of Crimea

Hybrid Warfare as a Metod of Implementing the National Strategy – The Case of Crimea

A new National Security Strategy of the Russian Federation

The aspects of potential hybrid warfare in the Republic of Serbia

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