%0 Journal Article
%T Can War Be Just? A Case Analysis Attempt on the Russia¨CUkraine War Sine Ira Et Studio
%A G¨¢bor D¨¢niel Nagy
%J Open Journal of Philosophy
%P 407-417
%@ 2163-9442
%D 2023
%I Scientific Research Publishing
%R 10.4236/ojpp.2023.132027
%X The current confrontation between Russia and Ukraine raises essential problems regarding ethics and laws of war. It also presents an opportunity to compose an ethics case study to analyze the idea of a just war. The present-day war of Russia¡¯s aggression toward Ukraine can hardly be analyzed ethically. We lean back to the seminal ideas of just war theorists to argue that war must be waged in a manner that is consistent with moral and ethical principles, such as proportionality, discrimination, and respect for the rights of non-combatants. This article emphasizes the relationship between war and politics, and the belief that military forces should be used rationally and calculatedly. Wars have influenced the development of the modern world history. The fall of the Soviet Union led to 30 years of peace; however, the ideas of its creators returned to contemporary Russian thinking. We attempt to draw conclusions based on the past to enable conflict to end peacefully and a balance to be restored.
%K Just War
%K Jus Ad Bellum
%K Jus in Bello
%K Russia
%K Ukraine
%K NATO
%K USA
%K MAD
%U http://www.scirp.org/journal/PaperInformation.aspx?PaperID=125174