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Ursprungligen postat av
RustyShackleford
Du menar att FN-charter definierar ordet "fredsavtal" annorlunda än vad ordböcker gör?
ett fredsavtal är något du sluter för att avsluta ett state of war mellan stater (eller andra för de delen)
(innan FN så gjorde man ofta det när fred redan rådde, icke-angreppspackter osv, väldigt rörigt, och likväl så kunde casus belli ge dig "rätt att försvara dig krig" för alla möjliga och omöjliga anledningar.
formellt så förbinder sig FNs medlemsländer att inte skapa behov av fredsavtal, genom att bannlysa anfallskrig.
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Okej. Ge mig citat tack, med källhänvisning. Om du inte kan göra det, så betyder det att du fabulerar.
det är dessa 2 artiklar, som fungerar som ett fredsvtal fns medlemsländer emellan. dvs man formaliserar det , utan att behöva deklarera en ensikild status medlemsländerna sinsemellan, dvs fred råder, och det är ett naturligt tillstånd, inte ett framförhandlat.
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