Recent military history has some instruction on how to conduct such an operation with minimal loss of innocent life, but I feel it's necessary to point out that collateral damage is never and will never be zero.
Collateral damage is a part of war, and unavoidable. It's sad and terrible, but we can't allow an entire way of life and the future of humanity to be destroyed.
Recent military history has some instruction on how to conduct such an operation with minimal loss of innocent life, but I feel it's necessary to point out that collateral damage is never and will never be zero.
Collateral damage is a part of war, and unavoidable. It's sad and terrible, but we can't allow an entire way of life and the future of humanity to be destroyed.
Depends on your definition of "innocent", I guess. Mine's probably stricter than yours.