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Would you know if, when the conditions are not respected, the owner of the cables could actively counter the activities? It would be a ship of a country vs a sh
by BrandoElFollito 2y ago
Would you know if, when the conditions are not respected, the owner of the cables could actively counter the activities? It would be a ship of a country vs a ship of another country on international waters. (I am wondering about that in the context of the international law.)
- nradov 2y agoWell that's more of a political question. Nothing in the treaty explicitly states what a nation can do if another nation's merchant vessel appears to be intentionally damaging property. So then it becomes a matter of whether they want to escalate the situation, or pursue an international legal case, or retaliate clandestinely, or some other option.