Committing a terrorist attack in an effort to derail a peace negotiation is an example of which terrorist tactic?

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Spoiling tactics are used to disrupt or sabotage peace negotiations, either by attacking the other side's negotiators or by committing a high-profile attack that undermines public support for negotiations. This tactic is aimed at derailing the peace process and preventing any compromise or agreement from being made. Coercion tactics involve the use of violence or threats to force a target into complying with a political or ideological demand. Outbidding tactics involve trying to outdo other extremist groups by demonstrating a greater commitment to violence or extremist ideology. Provocation tactics involve launching attacks or provocations in order to elicit a response from authorities or the public that can be exploited for propaganda or recruitment purposes. Propagandizing tactics involve using media or propaganda materials to spread a message or advance a political or ideological cause.

Committing a Terrorist Attack in an Effort to Derail a Peace