>>715365437
Yeah but siege situations are a bit different. It was a generally accepted rule in Ancient Greece, Rome and medieval Europe that if besieged refuse to surrender, then the attacker had the right to rape and pillage the city. Example Siege of Tyre, it was a long and hard siege for Alexander so when they finally breached its defences, Alexander let his men loot, rape and pillage for 3 days. He only spared people who fled inside the local temple of Apollo. All the men were put to the sword and women and children sold to slavery after the siege was over.