Dearlove says there is a legal argument for legitimacy of the attack despite UN international law views.
“On the other hand, you know, if you take a strict UN related view of the interpretation of international law, which is always being evolved by human rights lawyers, they all argue differently.”
Dearlove dismisses strict UN interpretation of international law, noting human rights lawyers all argue differently.
“if you take a strict UN related view of the interpretation of international law, which is always being evolved by human rights lawyers, they all argue differently.”