If you are given the opportunity to end what would appear to be a long, drawn-out war by carrying out one surprise attack on a civilians in an enemy territory, what would just war theory suggest?

a. It would suggest that you try using diplomatic talks first before taking any action.
b. It would suggest that any killing is wrong and should be avoided.
c. It would suggest that you must carry out the attack in order to save many more lives over time.
d. It would suggest that you take all precautions needed to avoid killing noncombatants.


Answer: D

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