So just because they try to minimize the number of civilian deaths, it's okay. That's like saying the ETA isn't terrorist because they alert the buildings they put bombs in so people can evacuate before they go off. And if you're attacking their power and water sources, well, that's pretty clearly terrorism as well, since people can't live without water, and a hospital without power is pretty ineffective. If I put bombs into American power and water stations, that would be considered terrorism. But when the US military does it to a country full of brown people, somehow it isn't? You're just killing them indirectly, which isn't any more justifiable.