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2022, vol. 3, br. 3, str. 69-82
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Aspekti eventualnog hibridnog rata u Republici Srbiji
The aspects of potential hybrid warfare in the Republic of Serbia
Sažetak
Istraživanje predstavlja analizu fenomena hibridnog ratovanja kao strategije u kojoj se konvencionalna sredstva ratovanja kombinuju sa nekonvencionalnim sredstvima i aspekte eventualnog hibridnog rata u Srbiji. U prošlosti se dominacija jedne države, odnosno kapitulacija suprotstavljene države, postizala ratom u tradicionalnom smislu - oružanom borbom. Suština oružane borbe bila je postizanje respektabilne vojne nadmoći ili pak potpuno uništavanje neprijateljske oružane sile. Kada bi napadnuta država ostala bez mogućnosti vojnog suprotstavljanja, najčešće bi bila prinuđena da ispuni tražene ustupke zemlje pobednika ili da se potpuno pokori. Ipak, završetak oružane borbe ni tada nije bio garant da će se ugasiti slobodarska težnja pobeđenog, odnosno da će potpuna kapitulacija značiti trajno razmontiranje države koja je izgubila i asimilaciju njenog stanovništva u državu pobednika.
Abstract
The research presents an analysis of the phenomenon of hybrid warfare as a strategy in which conventional means of warfare are combined with unconventional methods and aspects of a possible hybrid war in Serbia. In the past, the domination of one country, i.e., the surrender of the opposing one, was achieved by war in the traditional sense - armed struggle. The essence of armed struggle was either the achievement of respectable military superiority or complete destruction of the enemy's armed forces. If the attacked country could not organize military opposition, it would most often be forced to fulfil the required concessions of the victorious country or to obey it completely. However, even then, the end of the armed struggle did not guarantee that liberation aspirations of the vanquished would be suppressed, i.e., complete capitulation did not necessarily lead to permanent demise of a country and assimilation of its population into a victorious country.
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