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Pretty sure the act of assassination is considered a war crime, and no modern, civilised nation would start a war with war crime. Under Article 8(2)(b)(xi) of
by PradeetPatel 4y ago
Pretty sure the act of assassination is considered a war crime, and no modern, civilised nation would start a war with war crime.
Under Article 8(2)(b)(xi) of the 1998 ICC Statute, “[k]illing or wounding treacherously individuals belonging to the hostile nation or army” is a war crime in international armed conflicts.
There is a reason why rules of engagement were created, to minimise civilian casualty, and to reduce suffering for all parties involved.