Article 37 of Additional Protocol I (1977) to the Geneva Conventions explicitly prohibits perfidy in armed conflict, defining it as acts that invite an adversary’s confidence to believe they are entitled to protection under international law, with the intent to betray that confidence. Perfidy includes feigning surrender, negotiation, incapacitation, or protected status
invisiblemaniac
LittleChickadee
Even Chopper is less war-crimey than the US. Not by much, but still...
RedCamaro
After this let's hit the bar and kill some Yuenglings
ADMNtek
Article 37 of Additional Protocol I (1977) to the Geneva Conventions explicitly prohibits perfidy in armed conflict, defining it as acts that invite an adversary’s confidence to believe they are entitled to protection under international law, with the intent to betray that confidence. Perfidy includes feigning surrender, negotiation, incapacitation, or protected status
JayDeeDubs
Feigning surrender was something they did a few times on clone wars
AGiantSlor
"I parlay!". (Those are more like guidelines than rules)