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Would Striking Civilian Targets Backfire?

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The article questions whether attacking civilian populations might have negative repercussions for the attacker. It likely explores strategic, ethical, or political dimensions of such actions. The piece is published by Al Arabiya English, a news outlet.

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Why it matters

Striking civilian targets directly relates to humanitarian law and protection of civilians, but no specific incidents, casualties, or humanitarian responses are mentioned in the provided text.

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