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REGIONAL ASPECTS OF GEOSTRATEGIC MODALITY IN 21ST CENTURY: RUSSIA’S MILITARY STRATEGY REVIEW

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Maisaia V.
Ante Portas – Studia nad Bezpieczeństwem
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2016
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vol. 1(6) Kryzys ukraiński i jego znaczenie dla bezpieczeństwa międzynarodowego: aspekty militarno-polityczne
119-129
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Russia’s incumbent government is seeking to prepare the country for permanent warfare conditions and aim at making its Armed Forces at constant readiness level against any foes (for instance, NATO, ISIS, etc.). Transformation of Russian military institutions and structures into level of permanent combat readiness level – creation of National Defence Centre, setting up Special Destination Forces, adoption of new Military Doctrine (December 2014), preparation military planning documents for peaceful time, etc. Russia recently created an Operational-Strategic Command HQs as independent Army Group HQs and its usage as independent Army HQ entities in autonomous regime that make possible to use nuclear strike attack even in convenient warfare operations.
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SECTOR SECURITY REFORM OF MOLDAVIAN STATE STRUCTURE

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Ioniţă C.
Ante Portas – Studia nad Bezpieczeństwem
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2017
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vol. 1(8) Moldova on the geopolitical map of Europe
139-145
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In a permanent changing security environment, the Republic of Moldova, a small state situated at the Eastern flank of Europe, is struggling to find her path in between two possible strategic ways – either towards Europe, or coming back to the Russian sphere of influence. The political situation and international influence from these areas are not easing decisions of the Moldovan leaders. On one hand, there is a real and permanent political and military support being received by the Moldovan Authorities from NATO, the EU, Romania and the United States in key domains like: migration and asylum, justice, local administration, transparency and e-governance, and Sector Security Reform (SSR). On the other hand, the pressure put by Moscow on central authorities from Chisinau, as well as the anti-European measures undertaken by proRussian parties from Moldova, balanced all positive reactions of pro-European population and negatively influenced the political, social and cultural life of Moldavians. SSR is the most developed and supported domain that has a strong impact on the possible future position of the Republic of Moldova in Europe.
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