Under the Bush Doctrine, any country that threatens the United States is a potential target for multilateral action.

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The Bush Doctrine, introduced in 2002, states that the United States has the right to take preemptive action against any country that poses a credible threat, including the use of military force. This potential target can be addressed through multilateral action, but the US reserves the right to act unilaterally if necessary.

Under the Bush Doctrine, Any Country That Threatens the United