INTERNATIONAL ENFORCEMENT AND EVOLUTION OF THE UN INTERNATIONAL LAW AFTER THE INVASION OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION IN UKRAINE

Abstract: The present paper is concentrated on the events that have to do with the evolving escalation of the situation of war in Ukraine. The invasion of the Russian Federation in the Ukraine territory as well as the mechanisms of evolution of the international law are few of the main points of analysis of the present work. The history of Russia especially in the Security Council of the UN and its involvement in Ukraine as well as the international enforcement mechanisms and their general ineffectiveness, as we will see in similar topics of the past, are arguments of continuous discuss. Security Council’s role as well as that of International Court of Justice, and of the International Criminal Court are arguments related to the ineffectiveness of international law. Interesting are also the expressions of structure and practice of the UN Security Council. The step by step recommendations and especially of the positions of vote and veto in the Security Council as also the abstention of obligations are positions of discussion and a new ways of enforcement structures for the next years.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-04-07
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15167631
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War, Law, and Justice
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INTERNATIONAL ENFORCEMENT AND EVOLUTION OF THE UN INTERNATIONAL LAW AFTER THE INVASION OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION IN UKRAINE

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
War, Law, and Justice
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INTERNATIONAL ENFORCEMENT AND EVOLUTION OF THE UN INTERNATIONAL LAW AFTER THE INVASION OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION IN UKRAINE

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Abstract: The present paper is concentrated on the events that have to do with the evolving escalation of the situation of war in Ukraine. The invasion of the Russian Federation in the Ukraine territory as well as the mechanisms of evolution of the international law are few of the main points of analysis of the present work. The history of Russia especially in the Security Council of the UN and its involvement in Ukraine as well as the international enforcement mechanisms and their general ineffectiveness, as we will see in similar topics of the past, are arguments of continuous discuss. Security Council’s role as well as that of International Court of Justice, and of the International Criminal Court are arguments related to the ineffectiveness of international law. Interesting are also the expressions of structure and practice of the UN Security Council. The step by step recommendations and especially of the positions of vote and veto in the Security Council as also the abstention of obligations are positions of discussion and a new ways of enforcement structures for the next years.

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