Açıqlama:

From the provisions of existing international law it can be concluded that all crimes defined in international criminal law as military are united by the following legal features: 1. These crimes encroach on the procedure for conducting armed conflicts of an international and non-international nature established in the fundamental principles of international law and international humanitarian law. The regulated procedure for conducting military operations in armed conflicts is an integral part of the interests of ensuring peace and security of all mankind. 2. The list of war crimes is established in the documents of international criminal law. In this regard, A criminal breach of universally recognized principles of international law and international humanitarian law committed during an international or non-international armed conflict is a "war crime" which gives rise to a substantial relationship in international criminal law. All of the above makes it possible to define a war crime under international law as an act which consists in violating the rules for conducting armed conflicts of an international and noninternational nature established by fundamental principles of international law and international humanitarian law and the crime of which is defined in an act of international criminal law.