UK admits an anti-ISIS civilian casualty for the first time
After nearly four years of strikes the UK has finally admitted to a single civilian casualty
Tag: Airwars
Airwars monthly assessment: March 2018
More than 1,200 civilians were alleged killed by Russian actions in Syria during March – setting a grim new record
Netherlands admits civilian harm in Iraqi airstrikes – but won’t say where or when
Dutch military still refuses to say where or when civilians were killed or injured in Iraqi strikes – or how many casualties.
Counting the dead in Mosul
Thousands of civilians were killed during the battle for Mosul, but there is no official death toll.
Australia admits killing two civilians during battle for Mosul
Australia remains the only American ally to admit any civilian harm after almost four years of strikes
Airwars monthly assessment: February 2018
Significant civilian casualties continued from reported Russian strikes in Syria’s eastern Ghouta; and from Turkish actions in Afrin
Resumed Dutch air campaign against ISIS sees transparency improvements
The Netherlands – often criticized for being the least transparent member of the US-led Coalition – has improved its public reporting since strikes renewed in January
Raqqa: a city destroyed then forgotten
Tens of thousands of US bombs and missiles helped drive Islamic State from Raqqa. But now the dead are being forgotten.