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23 June, 23:36

According to the United Nations, what are two of the steps the Security Council may take to address an act of aggression, or war?

A - It can dissolve the national government.

B - It can impose sanctions.

C - It can colonize the aggressive nation.

D - It can authorize the use of force.

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