Research

Visual analysis of first usage of PrSM missile during Iran war reveals scale of civilian threat

Airwars report analysing the first year of U.S. strikes on alleged 'narco-terrorists' boats in Latin America and elsewhere

Department of Defense report follows Airwars' strike-by-strike documentation of all U.S. bombing campaigns

Breaking down how militaries are offloading life and death decisions to flawed technologies

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With U.S. and Iran 'peace deal' hanging in the balance, Airwars releases findings on 1,000 incidents of harm tracked across 14 countries

How open source techniques can track, record and verify civilians killed at sea

How Airwars tracked harm in 14 countries during the 40-day Iran War

New analysis released by Airwars’ project the Civilian Protection Monitor details the extent of the US walk-back on its commitments to protect civilians in war, while showing major improvements in policy and practice in the Netherlands. The United Kingdom has maintained its status as ‘Uncommitted’ to mitigating harm to civilians from its own military operations, …

At a time of growing impunity for civilian harm in warfare, the Dutch Ministry of Defense has taken important steps in the right direction

Airwars part of Latin American consortium piecing together victims of 'narco terrorist' killings