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It was not illegal by general UN law (as shown by the ICC's opinion on Kosovo) however it broke the Budapest Memorandum.Ģ00 amazing FREE Styles for your Technics keyboard.

In short it was illegal by Ukraine's constitution, which Russia (and Crimeans) no longer see as valid. That is essentially what happened in Ukraine. If in the united states Speaker Boehner unilaterally declares himself president because republicans protest obamacare in Washington violently enough to force the president away for security reasons, the constitution of the US was clearly broken in an egregious way such that it no longer holds any power. Contrary to what thinks, Russia argues (with some historical precedent) that the constitution is no longer in effect as the current government is illegitimate. Russia's argument is that the territorial integrity and sovereignty of Ukraine was destroyed when the democratically elected president was forced out of power by arms and by acts that broke impeachment proceedings in Ukraine (no formal proceedings happened and no legislative quorum was reached). That is what most western nations are citing as why they believe the annexation of Crimea to be Illegal. In '94 Ukraine and Russia entered a treaty where Ukraine gave up it's Nuclear Weapons and Russia would 'Respect Ukrainian independence and sovereignty within its existing borders'. (source: ) The Budapest Memorandum is probably the strongest case for arguing that it is illegal. The ICC in 2010 on a case with Kosovo essentially said that it is not Illegal to secede by international law.įrom Wikipedia, 'prohibition on declarations of independence.' The court also said while the declaration may not have been illegal, the issue of recognition was a political one. Both Self-determination and Territorial Integrity are pretty early on in the UN Charter (thou self determination comes first). And most recently Serbia didn't recognize the referendum of Kosovo to declare independence (somewhat Ironically US and western nations side with Kosovo while Russia sides with Serbia, leading me and most people to believe that nations only respect self-determination when what the people want line up with their nations interests).

When US declared independence it was illegal under UK law. By Ukrainian law secession is illegal, but that's the same when any region declares independence. By international law a lot of things over the past 20 years have been illegal, that being said countries don't have to subscribe/agree to international law if they don't want to. Illegal for international law is a really hard thing to define.

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