Civilian dependence on cloud services makes attacks on commercial data centres strategically counterproductive

Overview Debates Related claims Topics

Humanitarian military intervention can be justified without UN Security Council approval

UN Security Council vetoes should be suspended in cases of mass atrocities

Destroying civilian power grids should be banned even when they also supply military facilities

Humanitarian aid obstruction should trigger sanctions without requiring proof of a war crime

Ukraine's strikes on Yandex data centres are a justified response to Russian attacks on Ukrainian digital infrastructure

States should be barred from arming allies that repeatedly violate the laws of war

Countries have a moral obligation to accept refugees

US sanctions against the ICC undermine international accountability for war crimes

Russia and Ukraine should negotiate reciprocal protection of civilian digital infrastructure

Foreign governments should sanction RSF commanders implicated in attacks on civilians

Sanctions against commanders implicated in civilian attacks should take priority over securing their participation in peace negotiations

International donors should fund armed protection for humanitarian convoys in Sudan

Houthi attacks on civilian airports justify military action against their launch capabilities

Russia's attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure constitute a campaign against the civilian population

Expanding airstrikes into Houthi-held cities will deepen civilian harm in Yemen

Attacking Aden airport threatens essential civilian access to non-Houthi Yemen

Reports of civilian deaths from airstrikes in Tigray require an independent investigation

Attacks on Black Sea cargo vessels threaten civilian maritime trade

Russia's jet-drone attacks constitute a deliberate campaign against Ukrainian civilian life and institutions

Russian strikes on Kyiv's bridges are intended to disrupt civilian life