Rus Hibrit Savaşı: Teoriden Uygulamaya

Abstract

Rusya tıpkı Batılı devletler gibi hibrit savaşla alakalı doktrinler geliştirmeye özen göstermektedir. Bu bağlamda Rusya; Ulusal Güvenlik Stratejisi, Dış Politika Konsepti ve Askeri Doktrin örneklerinde olduğu gibi stratejik öneme haiz olan devlet belgelerinde bu zamana kadar test edilmiş politikalarını vurgulamıştır. Teorik altyapı; Abhazya, Güney Osetya, Dağlık Karabağ, Transdinyester’de yapılan askeri operasyonlar sırasında Rusya tarafından “başarıyla” uygulanmıştır. Komplike hibrit savaş araçlarının pratikte uygulamaya geçirilmesi, Ukrayna topraklarının işgali ve özellikle de Kırım yarımadasının yasadışı ilhakı sürecinde gerçekleşmiştir. Küresel bir güvenlik konjonktürünün Rusya tarafından değiştirilmesi, “hibrit savaş”ı genel bir istikrar için gerçek bir tehdit haline getirmiştir.

Keywords

• Hibrit Savaş,Rusya,Kırım,İlhak,Ukrayna,Rusya Askeri Doktrini

Russian Hybrid War: From Theory to Practice

Abstract

Along with western strategists, Russia made a great contribution to developing hybrid war doctrine; highlighting and justifying most of the tested tactics in strategically important state documents such as National Security Strategy, Foreign Policy Concept and Military Doctrine. The theoretical background was “successfully” implemented by Russia during the military operations in Abkhazia, South Ossetia, Nagorny Karabakh, Transnistria; but the practical implementation of the complex of tools was demonstrated by invasion into Ukrainian territory, especially the illegal annexation of Crimean Peninsula. Changing a global security conjuncture by Russia turned “hybrid warfare” in a real threat to an overall stability.

Keywords

• Hybrid Warfare,Russia,Crimea,Annexation,Ukraine,Russian Military Doctrine

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