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Responsibility to Protect - If not in Ukraine, where?

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Briefings

A Russian intensification of attacks on civilians and critical infrastructure has tested whether the international commitment to protect civilians remains effective. The article begins by noting the escalation of violence in Ukraine, but the provided evidence is incomplete and cuts off mid-sentence, preventing a full conclusion on the current status of international protection efforts.

Key points

• Russia has intensified attacks on civilians and critical infrastructure in Ukraine, serving as a test for the effectiveness of international protection commitments.
• The source text ends abruptly at 'still te', leaving the specific nature of the threat and the outcome of the test undefined.

Context

The article discusses the escalation of violence in Ukraine, noting that Russia is intensifying attacks on civilians and critical infrastructure. This situation serves as a test to verify if the international commitment to protect civilians remains effective.

Limitations

The provided evidence is incomplete and cuts off mid-sentence at 'still te', preventing a full conclusion on the current status of the test or the outcome of the international protection efforts.

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