Which is why context and reasons for specific actions matter. Shoving my child is sometimes/generally immoral. Shoving my child to get them away from an oncomi

Which is why context and reasons for specific actions matter. Shoving my child is sometimes/generally immoral. Shoving my child to get them away from an oncoming bus is moral, and on a swing often encouraged. More on topic: Hurting others can absolutely be moral for the greater good/if it saves more people. What that is is less clear, and the reasoning can be (and frequently is) abused through lying, but I think it's fairly clear cut in the Russia/Ukraine case referenced.