Originally Posted by Rochard

No, there is not. No one needs permission from the UN or any other organization before attacking.



Who pays to money to who? That's rather vague, isn't it?



We have an international court to handle legal issues, not warfare. NATO is a defense pact; The US does not need permission from NATO to invade Cuba.



For declaring war, perhaps, but not a military action. Did Carter get mission to send in a military mission in Iran? Did Reagan get permission to bomb Libya? Did Obama get Congressional permission to send a military force into Pakistan? Did we get permission from the UN? Did we notify the UN? Or NATO? Or anyone for that matter?

One country does not need permission from another country to attack anyone.