Monitoring and assessing civilian harm from airpower-dominated international military actions. Seeking transparency and accountability from belligerents, and advocating on behalf of affected non-combatants. Archiving open-source casualty reports, and military claims by nations.
New Airwars Libya project Visit the Libya site
For our Libya project, Airwars has teamed up with the New America Foundation to assess all known public records of airstrikes and reported civilian harm since the end of the NATO campaign in 2011. We have identified hundreds of likely civilian fatalities in a complex conflict which has seen over 2,000 airstrikes from at least eight belligerents, both foreign and domestic.
Iraq and Syria
Latest Coalition Report for Iraq and Syria
September 3rd – September 10th 2018:
18 new strikes declared
Recent news and analysis
Recent tweets from @Airwars and @AirwarsArabic
My latest:
— Samuel Oakford (@samueloakford) September 10, 2018
Putin Is Pushing for Total Victory in Syria No Matter How Many Civilians Die https://t.co/TfMMFIS9vs via @thedailybeast
مع الشيشان كنموذج، الرئيس الروسي على استعداد لتدمير المدن بأكملها لفرض "السلام". بالنسبة لبوتين ،معاناة المدنيين هي أداة يمكن استغلالها لكسب الحرب. مقالة ل @samueloakford لمنظمة الحروب الجوية https://t.co/Enj7YjLaGt
— الحروب الجوية (@AirwarsArabic) September 10, 2018
Hundreds of families in Idlib province are fleeing from recent Russian and Syrian regime air strikes that killed at least 12 people at the weekend pic.twitter.com/EFaSPFmCPV
— TRT World (@trtworld) September 10, 2018