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Bombardment

Several units and fortifications attack automatically from range instead of engaging directly. Bombardment fires on a 15-minute cycle and is one-sided: only specific units can return fire against it.

Bombarding units

Artillery: while idle, projects a 30 km strike zone and bombards every enemy or neutral army inside it. Only artillery can return fire against it.
Jet Fighter: bombards enemy armies within 12.5 km, even while moving. Only Anti-Air and Frigates can return fire.
Anti-Air: automatically bombards hostile aircraft within 50 km.
B2 Bomber: bombards hostile land armies within 25 km, even while moving. Only Anti-Air can return fire.

Bombarding fortifications

Artillery Battery: shells enemy armies near the district.
Automatic Turret: bombards the infantry of hostile land armies within range.
Anti-Air System: bombards hostile air armies within range.

Rules of thumb

Bombardment consumes ammunition; an empty unit or fortification stops firing.
The research focus Artillery Range extends the artillery strike zone.
Army stance matters: a Passive army never fires, not even in retaliation.

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 == Bombardment ==
-Several units and fortifications attack automatically from range instead of charging into melee. Bombardment fires on a roughly 15-minute cycle and is often one-sided — only specific units can return fire.
+Several units and fortifications attack automatically from range instead of engaging directly. Bombardment fires on a 15-minute cycle and is one-sided: only specific units can return fire against it.
 === Bombarding units ===
-* [[Artillery]] — while idle, projects a 30 km strike zone and bombards every enemy or neutral army inside it. Only artillery can return fire against it.
+* [[Artillery]]: while idle, projects a 30 km strike zone and bombards every enemy or neutral army inside it. Only artillery can return fire against it.
-* [[Jet Fighter]] — bombards armies within 12.5 km, even while moving. Only [[Anti-Air]] and [[Frigate]]s can return fire.
+* [[Jet Fighter]]: bombards enemy armies within 12.5 km, even while moving. Only [[Anti-Air]] and [[Frigate]]s can return fire.
-* [[Anti-Air]] — automatically bombards hostile aircraft within 50 km.
+* [[Anti-Air]]: automatically bombards hostile aircraft within 50 km.
-* [[B2 Bomber]] — bombards hostile land armies within 25 km, even while moving. Only Anti-Air can return fire.
+* [[B2 Bomber]]: bombards hostile land armies within 25 km, even while moving. Only Anti-Air can return fire.
 === Bombarding fortifications ===
-* [[Artillery Battery]], [[Automatic Turret]], [[Anti-Air System]]
+* [[Artillery Battery]]: shells enemy armies near the district.
+* [[Automatic Turret]]: bombards the infantry of hostile land armies within range.
+* [[Anti-Air System]]: bombards hostile air armies within range.
+=== Rules of thumb ===
+* Bombardment consumes [[Ammunition|ammunition]]; an empty unit or fortification stops firing.
+* The research focus ''Artillery Range'' extends the artillery strike zone.
+* Army stance matters: a Passive army never fires, not even in retaliation.
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