Originally posted by danielan
Basically, acts of war aren't mentioned by international law, which focuses on war crimes instead. For these, we would fall back to the Geneva Conventions and the Rome Statute. To make a long story short, running a blockade is not a war crime - killing innocent civilians on purpose is. Don't expect any prosecutions, though. The US will continue to block any such attempts through the Security Council, and the International Criminal Court is an intensely political organization which has apparently decided to focus solely on sub-Saharan Africa.
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