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Russian Military Expenditures in the War on Terror
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Russian Military Expenditures in the War on Terror
Denis VolkovDenis Volkov
Saratov State University, 2005
Why should we investigate
We, the multinational people of Russian Federation… bear responsibility to our state before present and next generations
Constitution of Russian Federation
Source: http://rusarmy.com/avia/su_25.htm
Reasons for the research
Responsibility;
Comprehensive and excessive state secret;
The necessity to evaluate to make electoral decisions.
Source: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/2561873.stm
Sources of the research
Budget acts of Russian Federation, 2001-2005
Annual President Address to Parliament, 2000-2004
Public speeches of Minister of Defense and Minister of Finance, 2004
the National Security Concept, 1997
RIA news, 2005
Source:http://old.fontanka.ru/politic.thtml?
mday=30&mon=12&year=2002&id=94116055http://www.rosconcert.com/common/arc/story.php?
id_cr=19&id=30398
Goals of the research
Dynamic of Russian military Dynamic of Russian military strategy;strategy;
Military budget analysisMilitary budget analysis How Military budget increase affects How Military budget increase affects
national counterterrorist politics;national counterterrorist politics; How can we improve national How can we improve national
counterterrorist politicscounterterrorist politicsSource: http://rusarmy.com/vmf/tpk_pr_10412_10410.htm
Official approach to the problem
Highly professional resources are required to fight international terror within this country.
Alexander Kudrin,
September 15th 2004
Source: http://birobidjan.rfn.ru/cnews.html?id=1178&cid=4
Budget Analysis
Budget(bn rub)
NationalDefense(bn. rub)
% Budget
% PreviousYear
NationalSecurity (bn. rub)
Total(bn. rub)
% Budget
%Previous Year
2001 1 193,5 214,7 17,9 No data
131,6 346,3 29 No data
2002 1 947,4 284,1 14,5 32,3 173,9 458 23,5 32,2
2003 2 345,60 344,5 14,7 21,3 244,8 589,3 25,6 28,7
2004 2 400,70 411,5 17,4 28,1 310,5 722 30 22,5
2005 3 047,90 529,1 17,3 28,5 491 1020,1 33,4 41,2
Dynamic of military budget growth, rub
Source: http://rusarmy.com/avia/su_30.htm
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Dynamic of military budget growth% previos budget
Source: http://rusarmy.com/avia/su_27.htm
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2002 2003 2004 2005t
%
Expenditures on the National Defense program rose by 28.5%;
17.3% of the whole budget; National Defense + National Security
rose by 41.2% National Defense + National Security
bobbled the same index of the year 2004;
2005 budget – turning point in National Defense and Security budgeting
Budget analysis
Official perception of the terrorist threat
Documents analysis Putin’s annual addresses to the
Parliament 2000-2004 National Security Strategy
Real steps analysis RIA news agency survey of the
2004
Source: http://www.dni.ru/news/russia/2002/3/20/7524.html
Putin’s annual addresses to the Parliament, 2002
“After 9/11…many people understood that the Cold war is over… there are new threats now; there is another war – the war on international terror.”
Vladimir Putin*
Source:http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcfour/documentaries/profile/putin.shtml
*Source:
Official announcements of the last quarter of the 2004
1. Oct 20th – new testing of the “Topol-M” 2. Nov 4th – new testing of antiaircraft 3. Nov 29th – testing antimissile missile. 4. Nov 30th – Russian army will be supplied
with 18 new T-90 Tanks in the 2005. 5. Dec 10th –test launch of the “Topol-M”. 6. Dec 17th –the program “Russian strategic
interests” should be increased 7. Dec 20th –Two SS-18 Satan IBMs were
launched. 8. Dec 24th – in the 2005 Russia will increase
the number of its ballistic missiles both nuclear and conventional.
Contradictions
Between the National Security Concept
And the President’s annual addresses
Source: http://rusarmy.com/brone/otrk_9k79_tochka.htm
What are the contradictions? President’s annual addresses:
terrorism is the main foreign threat to Russian Federation
National Security Concept: terrorism gets lost among many other threats
Question: What is a priority? Finding: Budget and activity
confusion
Towards new National Security Concept
New National Security Concept should clearly recognize terrorism as the main threat of modern Russia and put it in front of the other problems
Source: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/2848583.stm
Conclusions
2005 unique military budget
Contradictions in services’ activities
More money is not enough
New National Security Concept
Source:http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/2737617.stm
THANK YOU!
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