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Digital influence operations can violate sovereignty, sparking international legal concerns.

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Sovereignty and non-intervention - the legal framework
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Cyber operations can violate international law by affecting the sovereignty of other countries, even without using force. There are two types of interference: coercive and non-coercive. Coercive interference is considered an intervention, while non-coercive interference can still violate a country's sovereignty.