A Study on the Russian Invasion and War in Ukraine : Security Threats and Implications
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As Russia's invasion of Ukraine continues, international conflicts are becoming more complicated. Ukraine's resistance to Russia's "special military operation Z" and international support centered on the U.S. and NATO are struggling. In the early days of the war, peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine were fruitless, and military tensions were escalating as economic sanctions against Russia, various weapons support from NATO members, and Russia's use of nuclear or chemical weapons were raised. The question is, how can we define such an aggressive war? Is the legitimate and normative discussion of Russia's invasion of Ukraine useful? Despite criticism and sanctions from the international community, this paper analyzed the factors of Putin's invasion with the three-way theoretical framework of "personal orientation, domestic affairs, and the international system" proposed by Kenneth Waltz. In modern warfare, changes in global security threats, leadership, and strategic choices by military leadership are important, and technology is becoming important as a tool for peace. These include cyber warfare, international solidarity and support, and anti-war public opinion.
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As Russia's invasion of Ukraine continues, international conflicts are becoming more complicated. Ukraine's resistance to Russia's "special military operation Z" and international support centered on the U.S. and NATO are struggling. In the early days of the war, peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine were fruitless, and military tensions were escalating as economic sanctions against Russia, various weapons support from NATO members, and Russia's use of nuclear or chemical weapons were raised. The question is, how can we define such an aggressive war? Is the legitimate and normative discussion of Russia's invasion of Ukraine useful? Despite criticism and sanctions from the international community, this paper analyzed the factors of Putin's invasion with the three-way theoretical framework of "personal orientation, domestic affairs, and the international system" proposed by Kenneth Waltz. In modern warfare, changes in global security threats, leadership, and strategic choices by military leadership are important, and technology is becoming important as a tool for peace. These include cyber warfare, international solidarity and support, and anti-war public opinion.
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