Inclusiveness of the mechanisms of international law. Need it?

Who was considered? Is there a UN document confirming that the UN believed this way?

 

Meaning it ISAF through to the end. Under US leadership and us doing the bulk, but it was ISAF

 

Are you answering some other question because you couldn't read mine?
However, it doesn’t matter, I received your answers to the original questions. Thanks again.
A separate topic can be created to discuss the legal basis for a special military operation in Afghanistan.

 

Wow, take it easy pal. I wasn’t sure you understood my point. If you want the documents you’re free to look it up.

 

Thank you for the third time. I know what I can do. Including from any point of view, unlike the document.
I hope we stop here...

 

And this is why politics shouldn’t be on this sight…

 

By the way, yes. Initially, I was surprised by the presence of a political section here. But if it exists, it would be wrong to leave it only to your opponents.
But the decision to close the political section here would not upset me much. The Internet is full of places for political holivars.

 

It seems kinda out of place here, but that just my opinion… lol.

 

Well, UN doesnt have any way to enforce their rules.
I mean IN Resolution 2334 isnt resoected AT ALL by Israel, after all

 

Yes, that’s exactly what I’m talking about too - is it possible to have a mechanism for ensuring the implementation of UN decisions?
If even the mighty five permanent members of the Security Council cannot ensure the implementation of decisions, then what can the rest?

 

It's difficult/impossible to maintain an international system of law when leading nations themselves are run by criminal regimes. China is a military dictatorship.
Russia is a mafia state with nukes. UK & France are quasi-democratic former colonial empires long in decline, and the US was founded by slave traders, tax cheats,
and genocidal religious zealots intent on creating God's Kingdom on Earth. Good luck with that whole New World Order thing...

 

No exit?