👉 Nondisarmament is a concept in international law that refers to the principle of non-intervention, or disarming, by one state without its consent. This means that if another state wishes to use force against it, it must first seek permission from the other party before using military force. In practice, this might mean that an armed attack would be considered a violation of the treaty obligations of both parties and require international arbitration or diplomatic efforts to resolve disputes peacefully.
