YES
Nothing in war is ethical.
You cannot call ethical anything done in war but you can justify actions done to the enemy but again no war action is ethical. Bombing an area will always bring civilians corpses so bombing an area is ethical by no means but some people could accept the terms which the bombs were dropped in the first place.
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You cannot call ethical anything done in war but you can justify actions done to the enemy but again no war action is ethical. Bombing an area will always bring civilians corpses so bombing an area is ethical by no means but some people could accept the terms which the bombs were dropped in the first place.
Actually, the *Persians* (do a Google search on *Zoroaster*).
The purpose of Google bombing seems to be primarily for comedic value or political purposes. A number of links that contain a derogatory phrase can be created and will appear as the top results when George Bush is searched, for example.
Surgical bombing refers to a military strategy that aims to target specific enemy installations or assets with precision-guided munitions, minimizing collateral damage to surrounding civilian structures and populations. This technique is intended to achieve tactical objectives while adhering to the principles of proportionality and distinction in warfare. Despite its name, the effectiveness and ethical implications of surgical bombing are often debated, particularly in terms of its impact on civilian lives and infrastructure.
Saturation bombing inflicted maximum damage. Strategic bombing focused on key targets.
Saturation bombing inflicted maximum damage. Strategic bombing focused on key targets.
Saturation bombing inflicted maximum damage. Strategic bombing focused on key targets.
Saturation bombing inflicted maximum damage. Strategic bombing focused on key targets.
Saturation bombing inflicted maximum damage. Strategic bombing focused on key targets.