Abbate's arguments imply that soldiers fighting an unjust war do not have an obligation to protect civilians from their own country.

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Abbate's arguments, particularly in discussions on the ethics of war, typically emphasize the moral obligations soldiers have, regardless of the justice of their cause, which includes the protection of non-combatants, including civilians from any harm, even if those civilians are from their own country.

Abbate's Arguments Imply That Soldiers Fighting an Unjust War Do