Okoliczności i postawa NATO wobec polityki militarnej Rosji na Ukrainie
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Przedmiotem analizy są okoliczności i postawa NATO wobec polityki militarnej Rosji na Ukrainie. W artykule omówiono zagadnienia takie jak relacje między NATO i Rosją po zimnej wojnie, relacje między NATO i Ukrainą po zimnej wojnie oraz reakcja Sojuszu na politykę militarną Rosji na Ukrainie. Artykuł ma dać odpowiedź na pytanie czy reakcja NATO była odpowiednia i wystarczająco zdecydowana, żeby zabezpieczyć przed Rosją państwa wschodniej flanki NATO, skutecznie zniechęcić ją do prowokacji wobec członków Sojuszu oraz zmusić do zmiany polityki wobec Ukrainy? Działania podjęte przez NATO w odpowiedzi na politykę militarną Rosji na Ukrainie koncentrują się na wzmocnieniu bezpieczeństwa i potwierdzeniu gotowości do kolektywnej obrony członków Sojuszu. Pomoc Ukrainie ma charakter wtórny i ograniczony, a jej skala jest niewystarczająca, aby zmusić Rosję do zmiany polityki wobec tego państwa. Wydarzenia na Ukrainie doprowadziły do kryzysu w relacjach między Rosją i NATO, jak również zmniejszyły szansę Ukrainy na przyjęcie do Sojuszu.
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