Политика националне безбедности 2/2022

RUSSIAN SPECIAL OPERATION IN CRIMEA IN 2014

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УДКUDC: 321.013(477.75)"2014" Стране49-65 Година2022
Преузми PDF 10.22182/pnb.2322022.3
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The Russian special operation of capturing the Crimean Peninsula represents a highly complex military-political operation, carried out by the Russian Federation at the end of March 2014, shortly after the color revolution in Ukraine. With the skillful, lightning-fast and daring engagement of its military forces and special services, Russia captured and established itself in Crimea in a short time, to the surprise not only of official Kyiv, but also of the entire international public. Using available legal and political mechanisms, Russia supported the implementation of a series of activities that resulted in the declaration of independence of the Republic of Crimea and its accession to the Russian Federation.

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