
Can you even go to "formal" war with a "narco terrorist state"?Wouldn't the seizing of this ship be an act of war under international law?
Given that Venezuela is a recognized country? YesCan you even go to "formal" war with a "narco terrorist state"?
Who owned is? Where was it flagged? Was it inside or outside of the 12nm limit of territorial waters? Was it under some legal sanctions regime? Etc etc.Wouldn't the seizing of this ship be an act of war under international law?
Wouldn't the seizing of this ship be an act of war under international law?
I'm speaking from the American perspective.Can you even go to "formal" war with a "narco terrorist state"?
There aren’t many reasons to deploy that many electronic attack aircraft…The War Zone is reporting that six Ef-18G Growler EW aircraft have arrived in Puerto Rico. The article also has information on the sized tanker:
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EA-18G Growlers Deploying To Puerto Rico An Indicator Of What's To Come (Updated)
The Growlers are not a standard show of force, with the jets offering capabilities that would be key in any future strikes in the region.www.twz.com
The U.S. has seized an oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela. Not clear which ship, where precisely, or the legal grounds.
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US seizes oil tanker off coast of Venezuela, officials say
The U.S. has seized an oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela, three officials told Reuters on Wednesday, a move that raised oil prices and is likely to further inflame tensions between Washington and Caracas.www.reuters.com
With Congressional approval….ummmm….Can you even go to "formal" war with a "narco terrorist state"?