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Yes, territorial integrity is a principle of international law. But, there are exceptions - elections, negotiated agreements and the refusal of a people against whom genocide has been committed to continue to live under the control of the regime and supporters of that genocide. 
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LOL elections? What country would vote to lose a chunk of land unless it has to? Negotiations? Why would a country negotiate with its own region, when the balance of firepower is always so overwhelmingly with the central power?

Azeris have committed genocide against Armenians in Artsakh for years, still are, and Armenians vote overwhelmingly to separate from Azerbaijan and so? nothing happened. Do not talk to me about elections and refusal to be under the control of the genocidal regime.  You don't care.

And of Ukraine...I don't think it minded territorial integrity very much right after the WW2 when it got gifted with chunks of Poland, Hungary and Romania.  Oh no I think it said yes please thank you. Territorial integrity matters until it doesn't. [/quote]

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