[13lackGu4rd]

well Grudge, even the CIA has operatives in London and MI5 in Washington, despite Britain and the US being close allies for a long time now... also I think you misunderstood my line of thought, I gave these things as an example of things you can/can't do during a NAP but in preparation to break it, say you signed a NAP-3, now you decide to terminate the NAP, instead of waiting 3 turns before you start moving stealthy units inside your soon to be enemy you're sending them in advance, but actually using them(aka causing harm) only after the NAP actually ends. no trust issues there, your intentions are very clear, it's just the matter of what a NAP does or does not include/allow during its fading turns...