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Презентация на тему Crimea 2014
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- 2. Crimea: General Factual BackgroundPart of Tsarist Russia
- 3. The 2014 Coup Started out as a
- 4. The Danger of Far-RightDescendants of UPA, one
- 5. Russian InterventionFebruary 27th, Crimean Parliament pleaded for
- 6. Russian Tactics: Polite WarfareVirtually entire Ukrainian garrison
- 7. Law on Use of ForceGeneral prohibition under
- 8. TreatyThe 1997 Friendship Agreement allows up to
- 9. InvitationAssistance to the government of the State
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Crimea: General Factual BackgroundPart of Tsarist Russia since 1783Political gift by Khrushev in 1954Autonomous Republic since 1998Votes exclusively Pro-Russian partiesHosts major Russian naval base
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Crimea: General Factual Background
Part of Tsarist Russia since
1783
exclusively Pro-Russian partiesHosts major Russian naval base
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The 2014 Coup
Started out as a peaceful
demonstration, turned violent coup
Led by predominantly Western Ukrainians
US and
EU financial/political supportDeposed democratically elected president
Largely divided, strongest wing is Far-Right Sector
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The Danger of Far-Right
Descendants of UPA, one of
the most notorious Nazi units
Participated in both Chechen Wars
against RussiaCalls for extermination of ethnical Russians and Poles
Currently in control of major cities in Western Ukraine
Declaration of terror doctrine against pro-Russian regions
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Russian Intervention
February 27th, Crimean Parliament pleaded for Russian
protection amid growing tensions
March 1st, Russian Parliament granted
President Putin authority to use military forceMarch 2nd, Russian forces entered peninsula
Слайд 6
Russian Tactics: Polite Warfare
Virtually entire Ukrainian garrison pledged
allegiance to Crimea
Not a single shot fired
People generally welcome
Russian troopsCareful conduct in sensible situations (disarmament of Ukrainian forces)
Major defections from oppositional government
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Law on Use of Force
General prohibition under Art
2(4) UN Charter
Definition of “use of force” in Nicaragua
caseAction directed against territorial integrity and political independence of another state(Note Kosovo)
Слайд 8
Treaty
The 1997 Friendship Agreement allows up to 25k
Russian military personnel in Crimea
Official data is 6k, Ukrainian
speculation is 16k so farAll actions within the framework of the Treaty
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Invitation
Assistance to the government of the State is
allowed (ICJ in Nicaragua, Congo)
Also recognized in UN GA
Res on Declaration of AggressionDoes not apply, if there is civil war
Ukrainian president requested such assistance
