Internationalization of hybrid aggression by the russian federation: legal qualification of third-state involvement and the transformation of the concept of aggression in international law

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The actions of the Russian Federation have transformed the understanding of aggression in international law.
Aggression now includes direct military actions, as well as involvement from third states assisting the aggressor.
The framework of Resolution 3314 must be re-evaluated to incorporate modern forms of hybrid conflicts.
Third-state involvement in aggression potentially establishes shared responsibility under international law.

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This analysis reveals the evolving concept of aggression in international law, highlighting third-state involvement's implications on accountability.

A. O. Andreikiv (2025) studied this question.

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This analysis reveals the evolving concept of aggression in international law, highlighting third-state involvement's implications on accountability.