Russia has broken so many treaties.
Practical risks aside, it would be illegal without Russian permission according to the 2003 treaty between Russia and Ukraine that declared Azov to be “internal waters” and only guaranteed freedom of navigation for RUS and UKR military vessels. http://www2.ecolex.org/server2neu.php/libcat/docs/TRE/Full/Other/TRE-149547.doc …https://twitter.com/AtlanticCouncil/status/1066802202105266179 …
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That doesn't mean everyone else can start breaking them as well
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Is tgis like the treaty that say you can not shoot down a civilian passenger jet with your anti aircraft missiles?
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Yep small countrys are easy , but
#russia .... they can try
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Silly. Of course we are. Everyone should be.
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That agreement is beyond meaningless at this point. Allowing Russia to control the strait would allow them to strangle Mariupol and its a potential prelude to an effort to take the city and the South. Major Western show of force is needed.
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