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In a sense they are, because whatever European territorial changes happened after WW2 were supposed to be the last ever and to stand for all eternity, as stated
by throw-the-towel 2y ago
In a sense they are, because whatever European territorial changes happened after WW2 were supposed to be the last ever and to stand for all eternity, as stated in the Helsinki Accord of 1975.
Of course, this agreement has since been violated, notably by Russia.
- protomolecule 2y ago>Of course, this agreement has since been violated, notably by Russia. What does Russia have to do with Kosovo?
- throw-the-towel 2y agoWell I didn't claim Russia was the only country that violated existing borders, just a notable example.
- protomolecule 2y agoWhat's notable about that? The Pandora's box was opened with Kosovo.