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Title	Vloga misije KFOR na Kosovu in sodelovanje Slovenske vojske : diplomsko delo višješolskega študijskega programa
Authors:	Brecl, Dominik (Author) Bernik, Valerija (Mentor) More about this mentor...	Language:	Slovenian	Work type:	High school thesis	Tipology:	2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis	Organization:	MORS - MORS publications	Keywords:	Kosovo, mirovna misija, KFOR, Slovenska vojska	UDC:	355.356/.357((497.4:497.115)(043.2)	COBISS_ID:	512522294	Statistika:	6132 ogledov; 136 prenosov	Categories:	Document is not linked to any category.
Files:	VIS_Brecl_Dominik_i2018.pdf (1,72 MB)
Abstract:	Območje Kosova je že stoletja prostor, kjer bivajo Srbi in Albanci. Zaradi zgodovinskih razlogov si oba naroda lastita pravico do razpolaganja z območjem Kosova. Etnični konflikt se je začel močneje odražati v 19. stoletju in dosegel vrh po razpadu SFR Jugoslavije. V konflikt je posegla mednarodna skupnost in z mirovnimi pogajanji poskusila konflikt rešiti po mirni poti. Mirovna pogajanja niso prinesla rešitve, konflikt med narodoma pa je prerasel v vse bolj krvave spopade. Za umiritev razmer na Kosovu je Varnostni svet Združenih narodov sprejel Resolucijo 1244, ki je legalizirala NATO-vo akcijo na Kosovu in KFOR-u izdal mandat za mirovno misijo na Kosovu. NATO je z mirovno misijo KFOR uspel stabilizirati razmere do te mere, da je leta 2008 Kosovo postalo svetovno priznana država. V mirovno misijo KFOR se je že leta 2000, eno leto po začetku mirovne misije, aktivno vključila tudi Slovenska vojska, ki v mirovni misiji sodeluje že 18 let.
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Language:	English	Abstract:	The region of Kosovo is a space where Serbs and Albanians have lived for centuries. Both nations claim the right to have the territory of Kosovo at their disposal due to historical reasons. The ethnic conflict began to be more strongly reflected in 19th century and reached its peak after the collapse of SFR Yugoslavia. The international community interfered with the conflict and tried to resolve it peacefully through peace negotiations. As they did not bring a solution, the conflict between the two nations turned into increasingly bloody conflicts. In order to calm the situation in Kosovo, the United Nations Security Council Resolution 1244 was adopted, which legalized NATO's campaign in Kosovo and issued KFOR a mandate for a peacekeeping mission in Kosovo. With the KFOR peacekeeping mission, NATO managed to stabilize the situation and in 2008, Kosovo became a world-renowned country. In the year 2000, one year after the start of the peacekeeping mission, the Slovenian Armed Forces actively joined the KFOR peacekeeping mission in Kosovo and have been a part of it for the last 18 years.	Keywords:	Kosovo, peacekeeping mission, KFOR, Slovenian armed forces

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The region of Kosovo is a space where Serbs and Albanians have lived for centuries. Both nations claim the right to have the territory of Kosovo at their disposal due to historical reasons. The ethnic conflict began to be more strongly reflected in 19th century and reached its peak after the collapse of SFR Yugoslavia. The international community interfered with the conflict and tried to resolve it peacefully through peace negotiations. As they did not bring a solution, the conflict between the two nations turned into increasingly bloody conflicts. In order to calm the situation in Kosovo, the United Nations Security Council Resolution 1244 was adopted, which legalized NATO's campaign in Kosovo and issued KFOR a mandate for a peacekeeping mission in Kosovo. With the KFOR peacekeeping mission, NATO managed to stabilize the situation and in 2008, Kosovo became a world-renowned country. In the year 2000, one year after the start of the peacekeeping mission, the Slovenian Armed Forces actively joined the KFOR peacekeeping mission in Kosovo and have been a part of it for the last 18 years.

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Kosovo, peacekeeping mission, KFOR, Slovenian armed forces