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Title	Analiza akterjev ukrajinsko-ruske vojne: po dveh letih in pol (februar 2022- julij 2024)
Authors:	Ružičič Červek, Luka (Author)	Language:	Slovenian	Work type:	Unknown	Tipology:	1.02 - Review Article	Organization:	MORS - MORS publications	Keywords:	oboroženi konflikti, denuklearizacija	UDC:	355.48(470:477)"2022/2024"	article ISSN:	2463-9575	COBISS_ID:	227894019	Statistika:	1362 ogledov; 22 prenosov	Categories:	Document is not linked to any category.
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Abstract:	Ukrajinsko-ruska vojna je prvi večji konflikt v Evropi po vojni na Balkanu. Konflikt se odvija od leta 2014 z priključitvijo Krima. Rusija je v napadu februarja 2022 pričakovala hitro in lahko zmago ter pokoritev Ukrajine. Ruske sile so naletele na silovit odpor ukrajinske vojske in civilnega prebivalstva. Ruske sile so bile prisiljene v reorganizacijo in osredotočenje na jugovzhodni del Ukrajine. Agresija je naletela na močen mednarodni odziv in obsodbe, številne države so uvedle sankcije proti Rusiji. Zahodne države z ZDA in EU na čelu pa so podprle Ukrajino z obsežno humanitarno in vojaško pomočjo. Članek analizira konflikt po metodi Birmingham in se osredotoča na ključne akterje v konfliktu. Zaključek povzema analizo o možnosti končanja konflikta in poda strateški razmislek.
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Language:	English	Title:	Analysis of the actors of the Ukrainian-Russian War: after two and a half years (February 2022- July 2024)	Abstract:	The Russo-Ukrainian War was the first major conflict in Europe since the Balkan Wars. The conflict has been ongoing since 2014 with the annexation of Crimea. Russia expected a quick and easy victory and the subjugation of Ukraine in its February 2022 attack. Russian forces encountered fierce resistance from the Ukrainian army and civilian population. Russian troops were forced to reorganise and focus on the southeastern part of Ukraine. The aggression was met with a solid international response and condemnation, and many countries imposed sanctions against Russia. Western countries, led by the USA and the EU, supported Ukraine with extensive humanitarian and military assistance. The article analyses the conflict using the Birmingham method and focuses on the key actors. The conclusion summarises the analysis of the possibility of ending the conflict and provides strategic reflection.	Keywords:	armed conflicts, denuclearisation

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Analysis of the actors of the Ukrainian-Russian War: after two and a half years (February 2022- July 2024)

Abstract:

The Russo-Ukrainian War was the first major conflict in Europe since the Balkan Wars. The conflict has been ongoing since 2014 with the annexation of Crimea. Russia expected a quick and easy victory and the subjugation of Ukraine in its February 2022 attack. Russian forces encountered fierce resistance from the Ukrainian army and civilian population. Russian troops were forced to reorganise and focus on the southeastern part of Ukraine. The aggression was met with a solid international response and condemnation, and many countries imposed sanctions against Russia. Western countries, led by the USA and the EU, supported Ukraine with extensive humanitarian and military assistance. The article analyses the conflict using the Birmingham method and focuses on the key actors. The conclusion summarises the analysis of the possibility of ending the conflict and provides strategic reflection.

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armed conflicts, denuclearisation