Two Significances of the Condemnation of Russia for Invading Ukraine

There is growing condemnation in many countries of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. However, even after World War II, similar invasions of other countries, mainly by the United States and the Soviet Union (Russia), were not so widely condemned and protested.
In past wars, the military facilities of the other side were destroyed first, and if they still did not surrender, attacks on non-military facilities were carried out, killing and wounding civilians.
We are now in an era in which such acts are no longer tolerated.
With the rise of international public opinion this time, it is expected that the following will happen in the future.
First, an international consensus will be formed that invading other countries for the sake of one's own interests will not be tolerated, regardless of the circumstances.
Second, in military operations, the destruction of non-military facilities and infrastructure of the other country, as well as civilian
Killing or wounding people is condemned as an inhumane act (or war crime).

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