The occupation by South Sudan of parts of the Sudan is de facto proof that an invasion of the Sudan took place; invasion itself being an internationally acknowledged act of aggression against a sovereign State, rejected and denounced by international law and in the Charter of the United Nations, the raison d &apos; être of which is the absolute prohibition of aggression.
The occupation by South Sudan of parts of the Sudan is de facto proof that an invasion of the Sudan took place; invasion itself being an internationally acknowledged act of aggression against a sovereign State, rejected and denounced by international law and in the Charter of the United Nations, the raison d &apos; être of which is the absolute prohibition of aggression.