The destruction of archaeological remains during war is always purely religious,not ethnic or nationalistic.

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The destruction of archaeological remains during war can be driven by religious, ethnic, or nationalistic motives. For example, the Taliban's destruction of the Bamiyan Buddhas in Afghanistan in 2001 was driven by religious extremism, while the ISIS destruction of ancient sites in Syria and Iraq was driven by a combination of extremist religious and nationalistic ideologies.

The Destruction of Archaeological Remains During War Is Always Purely