This article was published in the magazine “The Black Sea Security”№4 (26) 2012
Full article is available only in Russian here.
Si vis pacem, para bellum
The recent statistic shows the rising militarization of consciousness of Russian citizens. This is due to the policy pursued by the Russian authorities. The dynamic of growth of the militaristic sentiments in Russian society, of course, does not bring happiness for Kremlin's neighbors. Strengthening the military power of the Russian army, especially in the regions of the frozen conflicts, where Russia has its own interests, does not make them happy as well. So the question is: to what kind of war Russia is preparing and with whom Russia is going to fight? In the article the author analyzed the main military threats to Russia and where Moscow can use its own armed forces.
Dmitro Shtyblikov
Director of International Programs,
The Center NOMOS
(Sevastopol)
This article was published in the magazine “The Black Sea Security”№4 (26) 2012
Full article is available only in Russian here.
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