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March 26, 2026

Definition of a legitimate military objective in international humanitarian law

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VBV. I. BespalovInstitute of Applied PhysicsFRFanis Mansurovich Rayanov

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Implication

Analysis examines military targets in international law, highlighting implications for modern conflicts and humanitarian efforts.

Key Points

  • The article aims to clarify the definition of legitimate military objectives within international humanitarian law.
  • Analyzed normative international acts regarding military targets
  • Reviewed doctrines of various armed forces
  • Explored academic frameworks for defining military objectives
  • Identified doctrinal features of legitimate military goals
  • Highlighted the relevance of legal definitions in modern conflicts
  • Outlined challenges in applying humanitarian law to contemporary warfare

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Bespalov et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69c4cc85fdc3bde448917d39https://doi.org/10.64457/ru-science-2025-i03-a03
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