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> they consider the Declaration non-binding But others may think differently and act accordingly. > has a permanent seat on the UNSC and so can veto Russia h
by avmich 6y ago
> they consider the Declaration non-binding
But others may think differently and act accordingly.
> has a permanent seat on the UNSC and so can veto
Russia has a permanent seat. And is under sanctions. Not even strongest possible - could be worse.
- flyingfences 6y agoBut did those sanctions have any meaningful effect upon Russia's conduct? Did the sanctions stop Russia from annexing Crimea?