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Perpetual Conflict in the Maritime Domain: Russian Naval Strategy and European Security
Volume 6, Issue 1 (2026): Perpetual Conflict: Russia and the Struggle for European Security, pp. 193–204
Jean-François Lebeau  

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Pub. online: 28 May 2026      Type: Essay      Open accessOpen Access

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28 May 2026

Abstract

Russia’s war against Ukraine has significantly impacted the security situation in Europe. While continuing to be a conventional land threat in the Baltic region, Russia has increasingly turned to the maritime domain to confront NATO. This article considers the interrelated influence of maritime geography on Russian strategy, and the evolution of Russian naval power toward power projection and non-nuclear deterrence. Together, these factors may contribute to a perpetuation of the current confrontation between Russia and NATO.

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Martime Security Non-nuclear Deterrence Maritime Strategy

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