I don't want to be flippant, but it doesn't matter. NATO decided, and I certainly didn't agree with it, to bomb a sovereign nation, Serbia-Kosovo, without United Nations approval. They went back and checked a resolution that had the air defending the European community military monitors there, and said that was the justification, which it wasn't. Just about every lawyer who looked at it said that wasn't the case. There was no outcry. There should have been an outcry—I was part of it—but there wasn't.
I don't think it matters much. The major powers of the world will decide what they're going to do. If they can get a UN resolution, as George Bush Sr. did for the first Iraq war, then good on them, but they would have done it anyway. They would have gone in anyway.