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Discover LudwigThe phrase "assassination campaign" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a coordinated effort or series of actions aimed at assassinating individuals, often in a political or military context.
Example: "The intelligence agency uncovered a plot involving an assassination campaign targeting key political figures in the region."
Alternatives: "murder spree" or "killing operation".
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In fact, the Islamic Republic covertly assassinated dissidents around the continent, in what was dubbed a "global assassination campaign".
An assassination campaign in the south has hampered those efforts.
It may be the most organized, codified, and formally rationalized assassination campaign in world history.
All the targets of the assassination campaign appear to have been carefully chosen.
Suicide bomb attacks also doubled from the same period last year, and insurgents accelerated their assassination campaign.
The Taliban denied responsibility for that killing; it is not considered a major success in their much-publicized assassination campaign.
Covert action included the Stuxnet worm but not, Sanger insists, participation in Israel's assassination campaign against Iran's nuclear scientists.
He said that when Mr. Baghdadi took the reins four years ago, he presided over an assassination campaign against any of his commanders suspected of potential disloyalty.
The Taliban has also begun an assassination campaign against people working for foreigners or the Afghan government.
The article could have been titled "Barack Obama: Drone Warrior". Great detail on how Obama personally runs the assassination campaign.
An assassination campaign against suspected terrorists is not the same as one that occasionally rubs out unfriendly political leaders of nation-states, but it raises similar questions.
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