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Soft targeting and double taps are described as attacks on hospitals, rescuers, and civilians designed to degrade resilience and produce fear.
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Soft targeting and double taps are described as attacks on hospitals, rescuers, and civilians designed to degrade resilience and produce fear.
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"And what you're doing is you're removing the elite. Okay. Or what we call command and control. Okay. You're basically limiting the capacity of..."
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"What you do is this. You attack a place, right? You kill some people, and then people try to come and help the people..."
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