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Scotland would ban foreign militaries in illegal wars, citing U.S. and Israeli strikes, if it becomes independent.
First Minister John Swinney announced that an independent Scotland would ban foreign militaries involved in what it considers "illegal conflicts" from its territory, citing U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran as examples lacking international legal basis and causing civilian harm.
He stated that independence would allow Scotland to enshrine a constitutional ban on nuclear weapons and foreign military presence in unlawful wars, emphasizing a commitment to peace, international law, and civilian protection.
Swinney called for diplomacy and de-escalation in the Middle East, framing the policy as a moral and practical approach to global security.
The remarks drew attention and some criticism, reflecting broader debate over Scotland’s potential foreign policy if it becomes independent.
Escocia prohibiría a los militares extranjeros en guerras ilegales, citando ataques de EE.UU. e Israel, si se independiza.