Russian military in Eastern Partnership countries
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25-05-2016
A strong military presence helps Russia to maintain control over the ex-Soviet republics of eastern Europe, which it sees as its legitimate sphere of influence. Some troops are stationed in agreement with the country concerned, whereas others operate in pro-Russian separatist territories in defiance of the internationally recognised authorities. The main recent changes are the military build-up in the occupied territory of Crimea and an alleged Russian presence in the Donbass.
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Politikområde
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- Armenien
- Aserbajdsjan
- asymmetrisk krig
- Belarus
- DEN EUROPÆISKE UNION
- Det Østlige Partnerskab
- Europa
- europæisk integration
- forsvar
- GEOGRAFI
- Georgien
- international sikkerhed
- INTERNATIONALE RELATIONER
- mellemfolkelig tvist
- militær besættelse
- militærbase
- militært personel
- Moldova
- politisk geografi
- Rusland
- stationering af styrker
- Ukraine
- økonomisk geografi