When states cannot convince the international community to take multilateral action against a violator, they might resort to extralegal ________, which includes support for domestic opposition groups or, in an extreme case, invasion.

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Extralegal self-help refers to actions taken by states outside the framework of international law or established diplomatic procedures, such as supporting opposition groups or invading a country, when they cannot secure multilateral support against a violator.

When States Cannot Convince the International Community to Take Multilateral