Morality in wartime

Morality in wartime refers to the ethical considerations and dilemmas faced by individuals and societies during armed conflict. It encompasses issues such as the justification for war, the treatment of combatants and non-combatants, the rules of engagement, and the impact of war on human rights. While some argue that wartime necessitates different moral standards, others believe that ethical principles should remain constant. Decisions made during war can have profound consequences, raising questions about justice, accountability, and the moral implications of actions taken in the name of national interest or security.