A ceasefire loophole is a deliberate ambiguity or omission in truce terms, exploited to justify continued military action. Typically used by warring parties—often government forces or rebel groups—it allows technical compliance while undermining peace. The primary beneficiaries are those seeking strategic advantage, enabling them to regroup, resupply, or launch attacks without formally violating the agreement.
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