What does it mean to win a just war in the twenty-first century?

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Ans. As we know that in present century most of the country have smart weapons , cannons , jet fighter ,missiles and most dangerous nuclear power or bombs and Also all country are busy for there self economy development. Country have a higher economy have high GDP, higher level of employment which leads to higher growth rate.

So, In modern world or say in 21st century there is only war for the economy development the country which posses higher level of economy win that war or countries which haven't loose it . To just win a war in the 21 st century with using heavy bomber , firing misiles of nuclear weapon is nothing if any countries is not possess a high level of economy.

So, In the 21st century there is only war for the much economy development or nothing else.

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