When is a momentary breach of a No-Lone Zone not considered a violation?

A momentary breach of a No-Lone Zone is not considered a violation when it is accidental and there is no chance to tamper with a nuclear weapon. This is because the intent and the context of the breach are critical in evaluating adherence to security protocols. If the breach occurs without malicious intent—such as in an accidental scenario—and it's clear that the safety and integrity of the nuclear weapons are not compromised, it is viewed as a mitigated event rather than a severe violation.

This perspective emphasizes the importance of situational awareness and the adherence to safety measures rather than just the strict definition of rules. As long as there is an absence of potential for tampering with or jeopardizing the security of nuclear assets, the breach is assessed with an understanding of the circumstances surrounding it.