RECONSTRUCŢIA UCRAINEI CA PARTE A OBLIGAŢIEI MORALE A ONU DE RESTABILIRE A SITUAŢIEI ÎNCĂLCĂRII PREVEDERILOR CARTEI SALE ÎN DECEMBRIE 1991
THE RECONSTRUCTION OF UKRAINE AS PART OF THE UN'S MORAL OBLIGATION TO RESTORE THE STATUS OF VIOLATIONS OF THE PROVISIONS OF ITS CHARTER IN DECEMBER 1991
Author(s): Nasty VlădoiuSubject(s): Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence, Criminal Law, Civil Law, International Law, Security and defense, Russian Aggression against Ukraine
Published by: Universul Juridic
Keywords: The reconstruction of Ukraine; Sovereign Resilience; UN Security Council; Successor State; UN Member; Violation of the UN Charter;
Summary/Abstract: Who could have thought, just a year ago, that in the 3rd Millennium, 21st Century, all socio-human values and conquests will be trampled underfoot in the most grotesque way possible, as if the Middle Ages were instantly reborn before our eyes!? The legitimate question is raised, whether there were other older reasons that can be considered as problematic foundations of the attitude in the current context displayed by the Russian Federation. The answer is easily apparent from a brief analysis of the most important event of 1991, namely, the dissolution of the USSR in December of the same year. We could say, without fear of being wrong, that this event marked the change of the world. The international society, in its integrality, received with enthusiasm and hope for the better, the end of the Cold War, however, things would take shape and materialize energies that metamorphosed into real ”time bombs” that exploded no later than 2022. Specifically, in December 1991, the former member countries of the USSR concluded an agreement, in Almaty, which, from the perspective of the Ukrainian Parliament was not ratified, but nevertheless, the president of the RSFSR at that time, Boris Yeltsin, addressed to the Secretary General of the UN, based on this agreement, expressing the intention of ”continuity” of the USSR's accession. We make the statement as at that time, the RSFSR did not have the status of member of the United Nations.
Journal: Universul Juridic
- Issue Year: 2023
- Issue No: 04
- Page Range: 103-108
- Page Count: 6
- Language: Romanian