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#Airwars

Airwars (https://airwars.org/) — an independent monitoring organization tracking civilian harm from airstrikes and military operations worldwide. Their casualty assessments provide critical evidence for documenting violations.

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Updated March 26, 2026 Extrajudicial Killing
War Crime / Crime Against Humanity

Operation Rough Rider: US Killed More Civilians in 52 Days Than in Previous 23 Years in Yemen

A 53-day US bombing campaign in Yemen produced an unprecedented civilian death toll, with monitoring organizations documenting at least 224 civilian deaths — matching the previous 23 years of US civilian casualties in Yemen. Strikes hit a migrant detention center, a fuel port, and a cancer hospital.

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YemenOperation Rough RiderHouthiscivilian casualtiesmigrant detention center
Updated May 9, 2026 Extrajudicial Killing
Serious Rights Violation Ongoing

Massive Escalation of US Airstrikes in Somalia with Zero Civilian Accountability

US airstrikes in Somalia escalated dramatically in 2025, with AFRICOM claiming zero civilian casualties despite independent monitors documenting dozens of civilian deaths. AFRICOM stopped publishing casualty data and has never paid compensation for civilian harm in the country.

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SomaliaAFRICOMairstrikescivilian casualtiesaccountability