In what way does the prophet Habakkuk's dialogue with God challenge the conventional understanding of divine justice during times of national crisis?

A Habakkuk's questions primarily focus on the practical strategies for military defense against invading forces. B Habakkuk questions God's tolerance of injustice within Judah and the apparent prosperity of the wicked Babylonians, prompting a revelation of God's sovereign plan and ultimate judgment. C Habakkuk's main concern is the economic hardship faced by the people due to drought and famine. D Habakkuk advocates for immediate repentance and a return to strict adherence to the Mosaic Law as the sole solution to national problems.