Joe Dyke

A short film juxtaposing two videos along the same Gaza road. Taken five years apart, in 2020 and 2025, the footage is synchronised to illustrate the devastating impact of Gaza war

Matching Israeli military strike footage to civilian casualties on the ground to reveal full human cost of 'precise' campaign

The US declares its military actions in 2022 resulted in no civilians killed or injured. Airwars finds otherwise

A behind-the-scenes look at the investigation that forced an official Danish military review

Exposing the Danish military's role in 2011 Libya airstrikes that killed 14 civilians

What struck the journalists, where was it fired from, and were there any apparent military targets nearby?

Case brought to contest Ministry of Defence's lack of transparency on civilian harm processes

Investigation with the Financial Times into strike on an escape route

Airwars задокументувала 275-438 смертей цивільних у Харківській області лютий-травень 2022 від російської вибухової зброї

Russian forces killed hundreds of Kharkiv civilians during the 2022 invasion, research finds

Two-year investigation finds major flaws in British government's official narrative

The UK claims to have killed only one civilian in the war on ISIS. Airwars found otherwise

An ISIS prison break - and the American mistakes that made it more likely

A horrifying attack on a hospital in the Syrian city of Afrin left 19 people dead – and the perpetrators are still unknown.

Airwars examined a single Russian cluster munition strike on a blood donation centre and hospital, which may have caused a 350 metre span of damage, in the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv

Entire settlements reduced to rubble, attacks on civilian targets and the bombing of refugee exit routes were all part of Moscow’s brutal Syria campaign

Is President Biden really going to end the America's decades-long campaign?

A minimum of 22,000 civilians have been killed directly by US airstrikes since the start of the War on Terror in 2001, analysis finds.

This article was originally published by The Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft on August 8th 2021. For the little media coverage it receives these days, you might be forgiven for believing the US-led coalition’s war in Syria and Iraq to be over. Osama Al-Hamid’s family knows better. Last month, the young boy died during reported […]

During Libya's 2011 civil war, Norway came close to brokering a brokering deal that would have seen Colonel Gaddafi step aside. So why did the United States and France oppose it?

The US military has blamed an “administrative mistake” after conceding it forgot its own admission of the killing of up to 12 civilians during a raid on a Yemeni village in early 2017. Details of the admission feature in the Airwars annual report for 2020 which published March 2nd. The US military led a raid […]