Jola
Honorary Master
No, that's not how it works.
In other words, all nation-states that are members of the United Nations are legally bound to reject the notion of Right of Conquest as far as territorial acquisition is concerned. So as far as other members of the UN are concerned, they are legally obligated to treat the governments of Syria and Iraq as the legitimate authority over the land contained within the national borders of those two states respectively, along with all the other legal consequences that follow naturally from this legal obligation.
IS don't agree with you, and they are not a member of the UN.
Maybe you should go and talk to them. But don't lose your head.
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