Arson, as a word, includes meanings such as smashing, unusable, demolishing. One of the acts carried out under acts of sabotage is known as arson. Arson, on the other hand, is one of the types of actions carried out with the aim of harming the target audience. The result is severe and has such negative consequences that it can cause up to deaths Source: Unal Acar

Although it is not possible to reach a generally accepted definition of terrorism in International Law, in the security studies literature; It is expressed as "acts of violence and intimidation" aimed at creating an atmosphere of fear and panic on the target audience/society in order to achieve strategic, political, religious or financial goals by states or groups or organizations related to states. Within the scope of international law, the United Nations (UN) Security Council VII. When acts of state bodies that constitute international crimes and threaten international peace and security are caused, individual criminal responsibility of state bodies may come to the fore due to these crimes, and thus, the right of self-defense of the target state may emerge. Sources: United Nations (UN), Glossary of Security Terms

Suicide attacks are defined in the simplest terms as the damage caused to the environment by an activist along with the explosives he carries on him. A suicide attack with a bomb can be defined as a vehicle loading a handmade bomb and turning it into a weapon, as well as taking it to the area where it is intended to be detonated by an activist, and not making mistakes in the target, causing maximum damage.