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It is generally dependent on the surrounding facts, witness testimony and the courts' interpretation of them.
Minor border skirmishes are common, and if all were considered armed attacks, states could easily exploit them -- as surrounding facts are often murky and unverifiable -- to launch wars of aggression.
He sought an inquiry into all the surrounding facts, including the issue of why his son, an electronics engineer, was driving an unprotected Nissan Pathfinder along a dual carriageway where there had been a history of previous attacks.
 
 
 
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