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In the midst of geopolitical tensions and modern warfare, the question remains: can a country legally strike first to defend itself? This video delves into the complex world of international law, exploring the Rome Statute and the United Nations law to understand the rules of war and the justification of force. We'll examine the concept of preemptive strike and preventive war, and how they relate to the law of armed conflict. Through a legal analysis and breakdown, we'll navigate the intricacies of conflict resolution and the ethics of war, considering the principles of just war theory. Join us as we explore the nuances of international conflicts and the legal framework that governs them, shedding light on the age-old question: is war legal?

Can a nation strike first and still claim self-defense? In this episode of Due Process Daily, we’re diving into one of the most controversial and misunderstood issues in international law: preemptive military strikes.

🌍 What does the United Nations Charter say about the use of force?
⚖️ When is self-defense legal—and when does it cross into aggression?
💣 Is the threat of future attack enough to justify launching one now?

If you’ve ever wondered whether international law protects peace or just excuses power, this video is for you.

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