CEVAP:

The core legal consequences for the commission of an internationally wrongful act are twofold:

1- to cease the wrongful conduct and

2- to make full reparation for the injury caused by the internationally wrongful act.

They are aimed at the restoration of the legal relationship that has been threatened or impaired by the breach. The obligation continues to bind the responsible state. The state therefore remains obliged to perform the obligation in question. Where the internationally wrongful act constitutes a serious breach of an obligation arising under a peremptory norm of general international law, the breach may entail further consequences both for the responsible state and for other states. All states in such cases have obligations to cooperate to bring the breach to an end, not to recognize as lawful the situation created by the breach, and not to render aid or assistance to the responsible state in maintaining the situation so created.