Pre-war or wartime limits among major parties over what forms of support, escalation, and weapon use are allowed.
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Rules of engagement
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Jiang defines rules of engagement as pre-war agreements among major parties over what actions are allowed, using Ukraine as an analogy for permitted weapons, finance, and intelligence support but not NATO troops.
He proposes that one motive for the Caribbean campaign is to remake the American military into a more Trump-loyal force willing to follow harsh orders without the old constraints.
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"...We have to return to being warriors. No more stupid rules of engagement. You know, just kill your enemies and show no mercy, okay?..."
"doing is they're just implementing policies that were announced in late September and what they're really trying to do is they're trying to revamp..."
"...okay? The answer is, in a war, there's something called rules of engagement. And so before they have a war, all the major parties..."
"Okay? So the same thing would happen if the United States were to invade Iran. Before the actual invasion, there would be an agreement..."
"...does that make sense so the idea is war the rules of engagement require me to only attack soldiers and only attack weapons but..."
"...was founded by too many rules, okay? What they call rules of engagement, okay? Or basically avoiding war crimes. You're not allowed to kill..."
"...globalism. Now it's about America first. Before it was about rules of engagement. Now it's about the warrior ethos, okay? Please continue reading, Irene."
"You know, we will disregard all rules of engagement. We will engage in maximum lethality. So he's really talking to a special group of..."
"...this is the military so they have um lots of rules of engagement if they do not believe there's credible um um cause to..."
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