الحرب الروسية الأوكرانية في مدرك القوى الكبرى " : الهند انموذجا

Abstract EN

The Ukrainian crisis has lasted for several years, albeit intermittently.

For more than eight years, the Donbass region in southeastern Ukraine is witnessing a violent armed conflict between government forces and local forces backed by Russia.

He led the West to intervene to protect Ukraine from sliding towards Russia and its aggression, as it did in the Crimea region in 2014, so there were renewed fears of a possible Russian invasion of Ukraine, a warning issued by Western countries represented by Europe and the United States of America that Moscow is planning to invade Ukraine, and this may happen At any moment, therefore, it worked to move the military forces of NATO towards the Baltic Sea, and this is what Moscow considered a direct threat to its national security.

Because of the presence of NATO close to its borders within the Ukrainian territory.

As it is known, an important part of the NATO doctrine, which was established in 1949, is to consider Russia an enemy of the members of this alliance, and this doctrine remained unchanged even after the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1989, and the end of the Cold War in 1990, and this has always formed Moscow's fears of the presence of The alliance in the Ukrainian lands, as well as concerns related to economic interests and energy supplies to Europe through Ukrainian lands and the protection of Russia's national interests in Ukraine, as well as what is related to political interests and maintaining Moscow's influence on its nearby neighbor Ukraine and Central Asian countries and others.

The embodied reality is that it is the mechanisms of global geopolitics and the imperatives of national interests that determine the positions of each country on any given issue.

This applies to India and its position on the Ukrainian crisis and its war repercussions.

Some or all of these reasons may have gone into determining India's position regarding the events in Ukraine, which was somewhat ambiguous and somewhat accurate, but clearly tilted in favor of Russia.

India's position on the Ukrainian war showed a delicate balance between the United States of America and Russia.

In some respects, backed by the desire to stay away from the competition between the major powers, and its adoption of the principle of its fundamental "strategic independence", within a pragmatic situation that kept New Delhi's balance in a pragmatic position.