Answer: It is an example of the objective part of "SOAR" structure.
Explanation: The part that the speaker presents is an example of the objective part. The speaker gives an objective aim of how he hopes to achieve the goal.
In the following sentence
The clams, which he ate, were
<span>
still fresh.
The main clause is:
</span>The clams..., were
<span>
still fresh.
</span>
The subordinate clause is then "which he ate".
This clause gives more information about The clams, which means it has the function of an adjective: it's an adjective clause.
I would say: all of the above.
In the first case: if the prisoner didn't do anything wrong, then they should not be tortured for information.
<em /> In the remaining cases: this would mean destroying agriculture and culture of the enemy, not their military, yet it is the military that is probably the true object.
