Sentence examples for targeted bombing from inspiring English sources

The US and the UK then, in December 1998, undertook Desert Fox, a targeted bombing campaign to degrade as much of the Iraqi WMD facilities as we could.

More than 24 hours after an explosive was detonated outside of a building that houses the Colorado Springs chapter of the NAACP, authorities say it remains unclear whether it was a targeted bombing.

All involved are pretty set on a targeted bombing, which will avoid mass destruction.

A recent CNN/ORC poll concerning the Gaza conflict intensified my anxiety: While a plurality of self-identified liberals and Democrats support Israel's right of self-defense in taking military action against Hamas, Democrats were three times more likely than Republicans to believe that the Jewish State is "not justified" in its targeted bombing campaign.

Zuckerman's reports, filled with vulnerability indexes and allied calculations, consistently emphasized the value of selective, strategic targeting bombing of transport nodes rather than wasteful and ineffective attempts to crush morale through area bombing.

I told him that I shared his concern about civilian death and injury and that I was hopeful that precisely targeted bombs would make for less of it.

The UK is a firm ally of Saudi Arabia in the war in Yemen, with British military personnel helping train its troops to how to target bombs.

Do you remember those last-minute offers and that failed target bombing?

To obtain the required accuracy to hit pinpoint targets, bombing had to be done by daylight.

During the GOP debate Thursday, he acknowledged that he would not actually bomb entire cities to take out ISIS members embedded within them, but rather target bombing campaigns against key elements of the ISIS militants.

"Only by forcing the Taliban into smaller areas, where they can be targeted, will bombing be effective".