Monitoring and assessing civilian casualties from international airstrikes in Iraq, Syria and Libya. Seeking transparency and accountability from belligerents, and advocating on behalf of affected civilians. Archiving open-source reports, and military claims by nations.
18,472Coalition Strikes |
11,196Strikes in Iraq |
7,276Strikes in Syria |
923Days of Campaign |
2,405Minimum Civilians Estimated Killed by Coalition
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69,337Bombs and Missiles Dropped |
Latest Coalition report
February 21st – February 22nd 2017: 32 new airstrikes
Airwars is a journalist-led transparency project working around four strands. We monitor and assess reports of civilian casualties allegedly caused by Coalition, Russian and other international airstrikes. We analyse data from the campaigns to help make sense of the war. We archive military claims. And we publish news on our findings.
 Civilian Casualties
Our researchers track and assess all known claims of civilians killed by the Coalition and Russia – with hundreds of reported fatalities listed alongside known sources |
 Daily Reports
At Airwars we archive every public pronouncement by allies in the Coalition – updated daily and cross-referenced against claims of civilian casualties and ‘friendly fire’ deaths |
 Data
From how many airstrikes and by which allies – to how many weapons have been dropped and where – our data engines help us to model and understand an evolving war |
 News
Our regular news updates and detailed reports track the Coalition’s war against Daesh – helping to ensure accountability for civilians killed and injured in international airstrikes |