Sentence examples for illegal aggression from inspiring English sources

By the same argument, the presence of Ugandan and Rwandan troops is presented as illegal aggression.

The Soviet invasion and occupation were condemned as illegal aggression, while the American one was embraced by the international community, including Russia, as a "just war," one with limited goals of routing the Taliban and eliminating Al Qaeda.

Following Moscow's "armed illegal aggression", Russia had become a "strategic adversary" of Nato rather than a "strategic partner", he said, and he argued that the UK and other European nations needed to protect their defence budgets to deter Russia, even if it meant cuts to other Whitehall departments.

Saudi Arabia made a huge mistake with this immoral, illegal aggression, which cannot be morally or legally justified.

Shrum mentions a second content analysis of video games (Burgess et al., 2008; Study 2) that found that "Black men were grossly overrepresented as thugs (perpetrators of illegal aggression absent any clear and present danger), and seldom depicted as engaging in justified aggression, unlike White men".

But the rebels' leader, Abdulmalik al-Houthi, declared that Yemen would be the "graveyard of invaders" if the coalition launched a ground invasion and called for an end to what he declared an illegal, unprovoked aggression.

But attempts to shift the blame from those who exaggerated that intelligence to promote an illegal war of aggression should be exposed for what they are.

He fled there in 2005 as his unit was about to be sent to Iraq, claiming he would suffer irreparable harm if forced to participate in an "illegal war of aggression".

Otherwise, if the EU again follows the US to support another round of sanctions on Iran, then it will be complicit in preparing the ground for a new neoconservative illegal war of aggression.

There is one overriding reason for this - the Iraq war which saw a majority of sheep (sorry, honourable and right honourable members) vote for an illegal act of aggression on the basis of lies, or at least crude misinformation, which were widely known to be such at the time.

A good deal of informed opinion worldwide regards the Anglo-American invasion and conquest of Iraq as an illegal act of aggression, in the course of which it is coalition forces that have perpetrated numerous war crimes while pulverising Iraqi resistance.