Having found yourself in a war...

What difference does it make if they are civilians or soldiers? They are all people... Besides, bombing strikes will have to be carried out on someone's orders. A simple soldier is not responsible for this. And if, in order to achieve success, it is necessary to bomb, for example, a large railway junction, and there is a civilian population nearby, then the pilot is probably not to blame (his goal is not to kill civilians, but to destroy the object), but first of all, the enemy, who did not evacuate the civilian population to a safe distance from the front line, and the civilian population itself should stay away from possible enemy bombing targets...

Great position. I was ordered to do it, so I destroyed it; if anything happens, it's not my fault, I was just following orders. And I will only be ordered to bomb military bases, not civilians. The command is smart; it cares about people. And if the enemy did not move civilians behind the front lines, it's their own fault; I have nothing to do with it. And it's not me who kills, but my bombs. You see, atomic bombs were also dropped on Hiroshima on someone's orders...

Knyaz_OMEGA: But I wouldn't be able to do it in a bomber. There is a high probability of killing civilians, and I won't take that on myself. I only get excited when I kill armed people.

Get excited? Where did I write that? I will not participate in a war if Russia becomes the aggressor, but when has that ever happened? We have always been attacked, and I will stand up to defend my country. And to defend, it is necessary to destroy the army, that's all. In general, I want to fly, but I couldn't go to flight school because of my heart, and here the question ignores health, so I'll fly.