The case for humanitarian intervention in Ukraine

Published March 22, 2022 10:29am ET



A humanitarian mission in Ukraine? What a great idea.

Russia’s ambassador to the United Nations recently drafted, circulated, then abruptly pulled a draft resolution calling for humanitarian intervention in Ukraine against an unspecified threat. The resolution called for protecting civilians “in vulnerable situations” and providing safe passage for humanitarian aid workers.

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