Pete Hegseth told the world exactly what kind of war he wants to fight when speaking at the Pentagon on March 13th. “No quarter, no mercy for our enemies,” he said—a phrase that isn’t tough talk. It’s a war crime.
Under the Hague Convention, the Geneva Conventions, and the Pentagon’s own Law of War Manual, declaring “no quarter” is explicitly prohibited for military leaders. Legal experts writing for national security law journal Just Security concluded that Hegseth’s statements “may be construed as counseling, commanding, encouraging, ordering, or threatening the commission of a war crime.”
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