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&gt;which Russia's invasion of Ukraine has broken,

how was this not already broken long before the invasion of ukraine?
gpt
It was still basically upheld in Europe. The only major conflicts in Europe were really the Yugoslav wars and the dissolution of the Soviet Union. Both of which were not foreign nations trying to interfere in the national sovereignty of preexisting borders but rather internal conflict (with subdivisions of both demanding independence from the larger nation they were part of). Basically, until the invasion of Ukraine it was successful in creating a paradigm and balance of power whereby nations respected each other's sovereignty and borders. Of course, the human rights parts have been repeatedly ignored, but they were not the main goal. Much like the Congress of Vienna, the chief goal was to establish borders and a balance of power that would prevent the large, powerful nations of Europe from making war on one another. They codified some of the ideals they hoped would form the basis for nations in Europe but national sovereignty is really the more important bit.