Transnistria and Ukraine’s security
Journal Title: Securitologia - Year 2014, Vol 19, Issue 1
Abstract
The paper seeks to answer how Ukraine perceives the neighboring quasi-state of Transnistria in the context of its national security and how the 2014 Ukrainian-Russian conflict has influenced that perception. It finds that previously Transnistria – a pro-Russian region with Russian troops and security service – was assessed by Ukraine as a low-risk threat, but that because of the conflict, the quasi-state has been identified by Ukraineas a direct threat to its security and territorial integrity.
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Marcin Kosienkowski
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