evidence: It is particularly with respect to the 2016 UNCLOS claims that the broader territorial dispute concerning Crimea may be implicated, and even more so than in the ICJ proceedings.Footnote 25 This is because they involve claims that Russia has violated Ukraine's rights as the coastal State under UNCLOS in the Black Sea, Sea of Azov and Kerch Strait.Footnote 26 Given the law of the sea principle that sovereignty over maritime areas is determined by sovereignty over adjacent land (the so-called ‘land dominates the sea’ principle), this requires a determination of which State is the territorial sovereign in Crimea.Footnote 27 Indeed, in contrast to its pleadings thus far in the UNCLOS dispute relating to the November 2018 Kerch Strait incident,Footnote 28 Ukraine does not dispute that its 2016 claims are premised on its sovereignty over Crimea.Footnote 29 These particular UNCLOS claims thus seem to implicate the sovereignty dispute over Crimea.