Lavrov Criticizes Legal Attacks on Russia Since 2014

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov spoke of a "systematic legal aggression" against Russia that has been ongoing since 2014. He emphasized that this type of targeting of Russia has been repeated in an organized and continuous manner, with international courts such as the European Court of Human Rights politicizing cases against Moscow. Lavrov pointed out that the main reason behind this aggression is an attempt to delegitimize the choices made by the peoples of Crimea, Donbas, and Novorussia, which were taken in accordance with international law and the right to self-determination. He clarified that Ukraine has accused Russia of supporting terrorism in Donbas and of discriminating against Crimean Tatars and Ukrainians, but the International Court of Justice failed to substantiate these allegations, ruling in 2024 that Moscow largely fulfilled its obligations in most of the cases brought against it. These statements form part of Moscow’s ongoing stance in response to Western criticism and legal actions accusing Russia of interference and supporting separatists in eastern Ukraine, affirming that Russia has been subjected to a coordinated campaign for years.

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