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IB History NATO Bombing Campaign Flashcards

Flashcards for NATO bombing campaign - IB

Flashcards for NATO bombing campaign

Flashcards for NATO bombing campaign - IB

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Why did NATO bypass the UN Security Council to launch Operation Allied Force in 1999?

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Veto threat: NATO anticipated that Russia and China would use their veto power to block any military authorization.
Humanitarian justification: NATO argued that immediate action was necessary to prevent a humanitarian catastrophe, bypassing the UNSC on moral grounds.

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