Question

economic sanctions against foreign governments sometimes
hurt foreign citizens.
lead to civil wars.
hurt the un.
violate international law.

Explanation:

Economic sanctions are measures taken by one country or group of countries against another. They often target the government but can have unintended consequences. For example, trade embargoes (a type of economic sanction) can limit the availability of essential goods like food and medicine in the sanctioned country. This directly affects the ordinary citizens (foreign citizens) who rely on these imports. Civil wars are usually driven by internal political, ethnic, or ideological conflicts rather than just economic sanctions. Sanctions are typically imposed by countries or groups like the UN (in some cases) and are not meant to "hurt" the UN. Also, when sanctions are imposed through proper international channels (like UN - approved sanctions), they do not violate international law.

Answer:

hurt foreign citizens.