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act of war
noun
an act of aggression by a country against another with which it is nominally at peace.
act of war
noun
an aggressive act, usually employing military force, which constitutes an immediate threat to peace
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After a ceasefire, Modi vowed that "any attack on Indian soil will be considered as an act of war".
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Eisenhower would consider that nothing less than an act of war.
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This was nothing less than an invasion, Khrushchev charged, an act of war.
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A blockade, like an air strike, was an act of war.
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Sheinbaum has repeatedly said that she opposes unilateral U.S. military action in her nation and that Mexico would treat such a strike as an act of war.
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