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Targeting civilian infrastructure, like airports or power grids, aims to create disruption, fear, and economic damage without direct military confrontation. As the story highlights, this strategy can make everyday life feel like a 'front line', putting pressure on governments and populations to react to a perceived threat without clear attribution.
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