Bombing campaign

A bombing campaign refers to a military strategy that involves the systematic use of aircraft to drop bombs on specific targets, such as enemy facilities, infrastructure, or troop positions. The goal is to weaken the enemy’s capabilities, disrupt supply lines, and demoralize opposing forces. Bombing campaigns have been used in various conflicts throughout history, often leading to significant destruction and civilian casualties. The effectiveness and ethics of such campaigns are often debated, considering their impact on both military objectives and the broader humanitarian consequences.