Attacking hospitals or non-military infrastructure to degrade resilience rather than only military installations.
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soft targeting
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...bombing. Okay. So they're carpet bombing Tehran. Okay. Um they're doing soft targeting. Soft targeting. Soft targeting means that instead of attacking military installations,..."
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...bombing. Okay. So they're carpet bombing Tehran. Okay. Um they're doing soft targeting. Soft targeting. Soft targeting means that instead of attacking military installations,..."
Key Notes
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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"...bombing. Okay. So they're carpet bombing Tehran. Okay. Um they're doing soft targeting. Soft targeting. Soft targeting means that instead of attacking military installations,..."
"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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