The US does. I live near a base and there's a votech high school on the same property that nukes are transported to/from.

During the Cold War, the US government even had maps of potential Soviet ICBM targets and there's a nice dot here where hundreds of thousands live. The US knew the risk but put bases and nukes smack in the middle of that anyway.

The US puts elementary schools on military bases. Does that surprise you as well? It shouldn't, it's been the norm since before you were even born.

There's several buildings in Edinburgh that have designation "military base" (mostly Territorial Army) and are within a few hundred yards of a school or nursery. Probably the same in many cities.

It's up to the people with bombs not to bomb schools.

Sovereign countries that dont expect to be bombed?

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I've lived in several midwest towns that have military (usually national guard) bases embedded in residential areas, maybe the school a bit further.

Bringing out the classics huh?

It would be a deterrent for people with a soul. The current people are all over the Epstein files, and love genocide so, bonus!