
Collective self-defence put to the test in the Russo-Ukrai armed conflict
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Paralyzed by the Russian Federation's veto, the war in Ukraine confirms this book's belief that the Security Council is a body whose mission is not to uphold the law, but to maintain international peace and security. With this in mind, the Ukrainian state and its allies have enabled us to legally assess, under certain preconditions, the implementation of collective self-defence without pre-existing defence agreements following the Russian invasion of February 24, 2022, in the interests of its survival, in the lawful event of the use of force.However, compliance with the Charter can in itself b...
Paralyzed by the Russian Federation's veto, the war in Ukraine confirms this book's belief that the Security Council is a body whose mission is not to uphold the law, but to maintain international peace and security. With this in mind, the Ukrainian state and its allies have enabled us to legally assess, under certain preconditions, the implementation of collective self-defence without pre-existing defence agreements following the Russian invasion of February 24, 2022, in the interests of its survival, in the lawful event of the use of force.However, compliance with the Charter can in itself be detrimental to a state's interests, especially in terms of security, given the circumstances that led to the violation of Ukraine's sovereignty.