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economic sanctions against foreign governments sometimes
hurt foreign citizens.
lead to civil wars.
hurt the un
violate international law.

hurt foreign citizens.

Explanation:

Given the macroeconomic consequences, such measures also hit ordinary citizens, especially in modern conditions of electronic payments. The problems of big business, it would seem, should not concern ordinary consumers. However, ordinary citizens feel the effect of financial sanctions. It translates into an increase in the cost of products and consumer goods, lower wages, a depreciation of the national currency, and an increase in unemployment as a result of stagnation in the labor market.

begins a massive airlift of food, water, and medicine to the citizens of the besieged city

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