Original sentence: Human Rights Watch considers that "the FARC-EP’s continued use of gas cylinder bombs shows this armed group’s flagrant disregard for lives of civilians...gas cylinder bombs are impossible to aim with accuracy and, as a result, frequently strike civilian objects and cause avoidable civilian casualties.Resulting targetting difficulties have caused these weapons to often level civilian houses and/or harm civilians, such as was respectively the case in Toribío on April 24 2005, and the earlier 2003 attack on a church in Bojayá which killed 119 civilians.The FARC's tactic of employing improvised missiles made from gas canisters (or cylinders) as explosives, a weapon it often uses when launching attacks at towns and sites in them that they consider as military objectives (such as police stations), have a high degree of inaccuracy.The group's kidnapping targets are those that it considers wealthy landowners and businessmen, as well as foreign tourists and enterpreneurs, and prominent international and domestic officials
Edited sentence: The group targets those that it considers wealthy landowners and businessmen, as well as foreign tourists and enterpreneurs, and prominent international and domestic officials.This is not entirely true, though, as the FARC normally launches attacks at towns levelling them entirely using improvised missiles made from gas canisters and explosives, as was the case of Toribío on April 24, as well as the 2003 attack on a church in Bojayá which killed 119 civilians