Държавна подкрепа за недържавни въоръжени групи и правото на самоотбрана в международното право
State Support for Non-State Armed Groups and the Right of Self-Defense in the International Law

Summary/Abstract: This study examines state support for non-state armed groups in the context of the right of self-defense under international law. It analyzes whether such support can be considered an armed attack under the UN Charter, with a focus on the “effective control” criterion. Through examples such as Iran–Hezbollah and the response after September 11, the study highlights the main legal controversies on the issue.

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