Posted on Jan 14, 2019
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A no-fly zone should include the clause that, "any aircraft caught in said zone, if in violation of the no-fly order & without permission to be in violation of same, shall be acted upon with extreme prejudice."
However, I doubt this will ever occur, as too many politicians are now involved in the art of warfare, and warfighters are not allowed to do what they do best: break things & kill the enemy.
However, I doubt this will ever occur, as too many politicians are now involved in the art of warfare, and warfighters are not allowed to do what they do best: break things & kill the enemy.
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Also establishing a no fly zone over a sovereign nation is also casus belli for war, because that can be interpreted as siege warfare which is a war crime by the UN
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that's good pretext to create a scenario where a hostile nation can create a reason for Casus Belli... by sending a passanger plan into the no fly zone... I am pretty sure shooting a civilian plane despite what justification you think you may have will result in a formal declaration of war.
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Cpl Benjamin Long Agreed. This is why, if war is actually declared (not a police action...or whatever it is we've been in for the last 20ish years) something like this should be used sparingly & only over areas of extreme concern.
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Cpl Benjamin Long
I play a lot of CIV 6 and they introduced a scenario similar to this in the game play, based on War of retribution
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