Recently, Russian officials have repeatedly emphasized that their ‘special military operation’ in Ukraine has clear and legally justified objectives. According to Moscow, these goals include the demilitarization and denazification of Ukraine, protection of Russian-speaking populations in the Donbas region, prevention of NATO’s eastward expansion—which Russia claims threatens its national security—and ensuring Ukraine remains neutral. The Russian government asserts that its actions are grounded in Article 51 of the UN Charter on the right to self-defense, as well as allegations of ‘genocide’ and ‘neo-Nazi atrocities’ committed by the Ukrainian government in eastern Ukraine. However, the international community largely rejects these claims. The UN General Assembly has passed multiple resolutions condemning Russia’s invasion, stating it violates fundamental principles of sovereignty and territorial integrity enshrined in the UN Charter. The International Court of Justice has also ordered Russia to immediately cease its military operations. Despite this, Russia continues to insist on the ‘legality’ of its campaign and seeks diplomatic and narrative support globally. Analysts note that Moscow’s framing of ‘legitimate military objectives’ serves more as a political and legal justification for its invasion than as a genuine adherence to internationally recognized standards for the lawful use of force.
近期，俄罗斯官方多次强调其在乌克兰的‘特别军事行动’具有明确且合法的作战目标。根据俄方表述，这些目标主要包括：去军事化与去纳粹化乌克兰、保护顿巴斯地区亲俄居民、阻止北约东扩对俄安全构成威胁，以及确保乌克兰保持中立地位。俄罗斯政府称，其行动依据包括《联合国宪章》第51条关于自卫权的规定，以及对所谓‘种族灭绝’和‘新纳粹政权’在乌东部实施暴行的指控。然而，国际社会对此普遍持质疑态度。联合国大会多次通过决议谴责俄罗斯入侵，并指出其行为违反《联合国宪章》关于主权和领土完整的基本原则。国际法院也已要求俄方立即停止军事行动。尽管如此，俄方仍坚持其行动的‘合法性’，并试图通过外交和舆论手段争取支持。分析人士指出，俄方所称‘合法作战目标’更多是为其军事行动提供政治与法律辩护，而非真正符合国际法框架下的合法使用武力标准。
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