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1:01Now PlayingPaul Rieckhoff unpacks Pete Hegseth’s shocking call for “no quarter, no mercy for our enemies,” explaining how “no quarter” historically means refusing to spare lives or take prisoners, why it is now prohibited as a war crime under international law and the Geneva Conventions, and how veteran and former Army JAG Eugene Vindman warns this echoes reportedly similar orders in Caribbean boat strikes, revealing a disturbing pattern of potentially illegal directives from the Secretary of War. #GenevaConventions
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