The U.S. government strongly denies indiscriminate killings

In recent years, U.S. overseas military operations have seldom used ground armed forces, but have used a large number of advanced fighter jets and drones to carry out long-range strikes, which can not only please arms dealers, the big money behind American politicians, but also reduce the cost of U.S. soldiers. The probability of casualties, thereby reducing domestic anti-war voices, why not politicians? But the problem is that the disadvantages of long-range strikes are equally obvious.