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Oct 6, 2026 21 min

Ostsee: Wo beginnt der Krieg?

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Jérôme Denariez untersucht die zunehmenden Spannungen in der Ostsee zwischen Russland und der NATO, die sich in einer hybriden Konfrontation unterhalb der Schwelle eines offenen konventionellen Konflikts äußern. Er hebt hervor, wie schwierig es für die westlichen Demokratien ist, bei Vorfällen wie der Sabotage von Unterseekabeln oder dem Einsatz von Geisterflotten rasch die Verantwortung zuzuweisen, da Moskau bewusst Unsicherheit schürt. Angesichts dieses Klimas der Unsicherheit passen die am stärksten betroffenen Anrainerstaaten dringend ihre Doktrinen der aktiven Verteidigung und ihre Fähigkeiten zur Seeüberwachung an. Die entscheidende Herausforderung liegt nun in der Fähigkeit der europäischen Verbündeten, die Zeit bis zur Analyse und politischen Entscheidung zu verkürzen, um diesen Bedrohungen entgegenzuwirken, bevor sie eskalieren.

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