World When is a military invasion not considered to be an "invasion" under the terms of international law?

Bouan Philippe

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Based on the premise that "power abhors a vacuum" what would happen if a power vacuum could be created in the targeted country by creating the following conditions:-

(1) 99.99 percent of their political establishment have suddenly died under mysterious circumstances.

(2) 99.99 percent of their military personnel have suddenly died under mysterious circumstances.

(3) Their entire military equipment have been suddenly neutralised (which includes their weapons of mass destruction) under mysterious circumstances.

(4) People within the top one hundred corporations have suddenly died under mysterious circumstances in order to create a chaotic situation of societal, economic and political instability.

Presupposing that such conditions could be artificially created by the Belligerent could they therefore use the "chaotic situation of a power vacuum", both as a moral and lawful Pretext to "restore law and order" in order to conquer, invade, and subjugate a country which is much bigger in terms of its geographical area and population size?

Would the international law allow for such an "invasion" to happen lawfully without any threat of sanctions by the United Nations, G7, NATO, the European Union, and by other international organisations?

Could such an "invasion" still happen lawfully under the guise of "restoring law and order"?
 
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