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  • Debatable

    No. It DEFINITELY is. As per the Geneva convention, “destroying property not required by military necessity" is the criteria.

    While sometimes advantageous for a scorched earth approach such as the customary (and inherently criminal) “Shock and Awe” tactics of the US, destroying civilian or mixed infrastructure is NOT militarily necessary.

    A power plant for a military base? Valid target. For a hospital? War crime.

    We’re talking power plants here, not backyard wind turbines or roof top photovoltaic cells.

    The kinds of power plants the Mango Mussolini is threatening supply a major metropolitan area or large region each, not a single base or hospital.