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nation secret secret code It is not use of force them. peacekeeping is not use of force, it is just peacekeeping. But it is not attacking sanctioning. It is not for sanctioning. It's not penalisation. It is just for consolidation of peace, consolidation of the system, conservation of the good order. So there are two distinct things we'll come to that actor will study use of force, and under that title will also mention peacekeeping operations. And then you'll see that they completely diverse things. I have seen some other hands here. Yes. Okay. Yeah, we'll come to that good point, actually is quite good point. And we'll speak about them them. And other questions. Shall I proceed? Well, some important features of international law, first of all, concepts is the key in international law. Well said that lawmakers and the subjects of the law are the same entities, they're the states, states make law, states obey law. And they make law This means they make agreements. And they sign it if they agree with that, if they really want to be bound by those treaties, and simply they avoid signing such treaties when they think that it is not for the best benefits. That's not okay for the national interests. It has, of course, advantages and disadvantages all come to that. But here it consent is the key. And the source of the consent is sovereignty. That consent can only be used by the sovereign states. What does that mean then? Being sovereign, no higher authority that controls the decision of the sovereign state. They make their own decisions. What else? First of all, in their internal affairs. They're totally independent. And in the external decisions they make, they decide with him to have diplomatic relations with whom not to and what kind of relations do they want to have. They're all decided by the sovereigns. reciprocity, which is also known as denote other word for reciprocity to remember. mutuality is an important element of international law. We have recently given the example of visa operations of the United States and Turkey, and outside the United States, how slowed down their visa operations in Turkey. And as a result, Turkey has done the same in the United States in Turkish consulates. So this is reciprocity. mutuality, teaches us one thing, all behavior in a way you behave me is mutuality. And because states are responsible to protect the citizens in their rights, they want to have good relations with other states so that they ensure that no one will be hurt, they won't hurt anyone. So as a result is citizens won't be hurt. This reciprocity is actually a very broad term. And if I should give you a very simple example, it's like that diplomatic delegations come and go, they visit each other. When a delegation from United States come to Turkey, we serve them at dinner on the dinner table, they're also vine, and they toss in the evening, and ventric still legation is in the United States, then Turkish delegations charge wine. As for Iran, when Iranian diplomats are insured on that table, nko vine is hurt, because we respect Iranian moral values, and vice versa mentor each delegation goes to Teheran, there is no vine on the table as well. ………..
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