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State Liability and Compensation for Environmental Damage Caused by Military Operations in International Armed Conflicts
Environmental damage caused by international armed conflicts results in widespread and long-term ecological harm, yet mechanisms for state accountability still face serious obstacles to their implementation. This study aims to analyze the framework of state accountability for environmental
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