solved From a clinical perspective, why would destruction of intracellular bacteria

From a clinical perspective, why would destruction of intracellular bacteria within phagocytes improve clinical outcomes?Phagocytes are part of the innate immune system, and targeting them would lead to “memory” of the infectionTargeting extracellular bacterial infections is sufficient to completely suppress infection.Intracellular bacteria is not targeted in this paperTypically, phagocytes engulf bacteria and kill them. However, remaining bacteria can propogate within these cells, leading to continued / future infection