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Title	Zmožnosti VNL Triglav 11 za delovanje v pomorskih operacijah v Sredozemlju : zaključna naloga štabnega šolanja
Authors:	Žalac, Džani (Author) Vrabec, Simon (Mentor) More about this mentor... Slivečka, Damjan (Co-mentor)	Language:	Slovenian	Work type:	Specialist thesis	Tipology:	2.10 - Specialist Thesis	Organization:	PŠŠ - Command and Staff School	Keywords:	tihotapstvo, migranti, pomorstvo, pomorska operacija, vojaška ladja	UDC:	359(497.4):355.356/.357:314.15:343.343.62(043.4)	COBISS_ID:	74523139	Statistika:	4203 ogledov; 55 prenosov	Categories:	Document is not linked to any category.
Files:	SPEC_Zalac_Dzani_i2021.pdf (1,28 MB)
Abstract:	Morje je neizčrpen vir soli, mineralov in kovin, vir hrane, najcenejši način komunikacije med narodi in ena najstarejših prometnih poti, zato človek že od davnin izkorišča njegove sadove. Pomorski promet se nenehno povečuje in je najbolj ekonomična izbira transportne poti za razsute tovore, naftne derivate, rude, žit, lesa in kontejnerskega prevoza blaga. Rast mednarodne trgovine je pogojevala vse večji razvoj trgovske mornarice. V sodobnem času se morja aktivno uporabljajo tudi za pridobivanje električne energije. Zaloge surove nafte na morskem dnu so še vedno bogate, zato se je izkoriščanje nafte in utekočinjenega naftnega plina drastično razmahnilo. Vendar, morje skriva tudi svoje temne plati. Vojne, sodobno piratstvo, tihotapljenje ljudi, orožja, nafte, droge, trgovina z redkimi, zaščitenimi živalskimi vrstami, so nelegalna kazniva dejanja, ki ogrožajo svetovno gospodarstvo in spodkopavajo varnost na pomorskih poteh. Če svetovno gospodarstvo želi še naprej uživati koristi "modrega zlata" ter zagotoviti trajnostni mir in varnost plovnih pomorskih poti, jih je treba zaščititi z vsemi pravnimi sredstvi, tudi z uporabo zmogljivosti vojaških pomorskih enot.
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Language:	English	Abstract:	The sea is an inexhaustible source of minerals, metals, source of nutrition, an inexpensive way of transportation and one of the oldest passageways between the nations. The sea is route for international transport of goods and people. Maritime transport of bulk cargo, petroleum product, ore, cereals, timber and containerized freight, as the most economical way of transport is on constant growth. The growth of international trade influenced the development of merchant navies. The sea has an increasing role in tourism and recently very actively used to generate electricity. The world's reserves of crude oil in marine seabed are still very rich, so the exploitation of oil and liquefied petroleum gas has grown dramatically. However, the sea also hides its dark side. Wars, modern piracy, smuggling of people, weapons, oil, drugs and rare, protected animal species, are illicit crimes that are threatening the world economy and undermining maritime security. If the world economy is to continue benefitting from the "blue gold" and to guarantee sustainable peace and safety of its waterways, it has to protect it by all legal means necessary, with the use of military naval capabilities included.	Keywords:	smuggling, migrants, maritime, naval operation, warship

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The sea is an inexhaustible source of minerals, metals, source of nutrition, an inexpensive way of transportation and one of the oldest passageways between the nations. The sea is route for international transport of goods and people. Maritime transport of bulk cargo, petroleum product, ore, cereals, timber and containerized freight, as the most economical way of transport is on constant growth. The growth of international trade influenced the development of merchant navies. The sea has an increasing role in tourism and recently very actively used to generate electricity. The world's reserves of crude oil in marine seabed are still very rich, so the exploitation of oil and liquefied petroleum gas has grown dramatically. However, the sea also hides its dark side. Wars, modern piracy, smuggling of people, weapons, oil, drugs and rare, protected animal species, are illicit crimes that are threatening the world economy and undermining maritime security. If the world economy is to continue benefitting from the "blue gold" and to guarantee sustainable peace and safety of its waterways, it has to protect it by all legal means necessary, with the use of military naval capabilities included.

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smuggling, migrants, maritime, naval operation, warship