The victims included Private First Class Capitol.
The victims included Private First Class Darylll Baldo, Captain Michael Porten and Captain Roman Clago. Casualty numbers conflict across sources for this incident. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Private First Class Garry M. Estapia.
The victims included Private First Class Potong, Private First Class Cabag and Private First Class Perez.
The victims included Private First Class Rodelo Cahapon and Intowa Saddam.
The victims included Private First Class Roel Tabuada.
The victims included Private First Class Ronald Dejilla.
The victims included Private Louiden Quebec, Private Michael Cagata, Marlon Balitos, and Bryan Obrar. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
The victims included Private Thanapol Kaewphet.
The victims included Private Ziv Mizrahi. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Privates 1st Class Dan Antiporta, Glen Villanueva, Jason Ojanola, Manolito Tero, Ronnie Angel and Corporals Mike Encarnacion and Kim Tablasan. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Privates 1st Class Philip Palino and Marvin Ona. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Puthkoodu Ashraf, K. K. Pocker, and K. Abdul Latheef.
The victims included Puti Mandigan, Wahid, Bae, and Arabai.
The victims included Puttharot Thoppae.
The victims included Pwayas. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Qarabagh District Police Chief, Colonel Lotfullah Kamran.
The victims included Qayum Dad, Atlas, Junid, and Asim.
The victims included Quaid-i-Azam and Muntazir Khan.
The victims included R Muthammal.
The victims included Rabyia Ali Shalfat. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Radhakrishnan.
The victims included Radwan Faree Saif and Hani Abdullah Othman.
The victims included Rafallah al-Haddad. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of conflict between rival groups.
The victims included Rafiq Mangal, Gul Fayaz Marwat, Abdul Razaq, and Shoaib Marwat.
The victims included Rafiq, Ayub, Tahir, Aslam, Qurban, and Ibrahim. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Raghunath Prashad.
The victims included Rahib Rora.
The victims included Rahim Shah.
The victims included Rahimudin Sasoli.
The victims included Rahma, Qaiser, Rizwana, and Bushra.
The victims included Rais Karna.
The victims included Raj Kumar Paswan, Roshan Paswan, and Pawan Paswan.
The victims included Rajan Karki, Mira Katuwal, and Dhanmaya Dhaulakoti.
The victims included Rajesh Kumar and Mohan Lal. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Raju Karki and Tulsi Poudial. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Raju Kissan.
The victims included Rakesh Raman, Atul Karwal, Pawan Kumar, Tushar Mahajan, and Om Prakash. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Rakesh Raut, Dhendup Bhutia, and Manoj Deka.
The victims included Rakesh Waikhom.
The victims included Ralph Pantonial, Eulezys Bantulo, Melvin Velunta, Jestoni Sabido. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
The victims included Rama Kawasi, Unga Kawasi, Rame Madhi, and Chaitanya Madhi.
The victims included Ramesh Behra.
The victims included Ramesh Ojha.
The victims included Ramesh, Surat, Mukhi and Mukesh.
The victims included Ramiz Raja.
The victims included Ramon Banugan. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Rampati Kumar, Ajay Topno, Lalit Sahu, and Ravi Shankar Sahu.
The victims included Ramzan, Daud Khan, and Sultan.
The victims included Randy Alog, Abing and Binoya.
The victims included Ranga Raghavan, Shyam Niwas, and DC Prabhat Tripathi. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included rangers Charles Paluku Syaira, Jonas Paluku Malyani and Pacifique Musubao Fikirini.
The victims included Rashad Abdul Rahim al-Duqim Subeihi and Aref Shukri al-Subaihi.
The victims included Rasheed and Amanat Ali. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the truck may have been transporting the explosive devices and it may have detonated prematurely.
The victims included Rashid and Arshad.
The victims included Rashid Qureshi.
The victims included Rasool Bakhsh and Abdul Waheed. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Ravikant Madavi, Rahul Kirange, Rajendra Choudhari, Pankaj Uike, Vitthal Bramhankar, and Dilip Surjagade.
The victims included Ray and Doley Gurung.
The victims included Raymond Nkindji.
The victims included Raza Muhammad Khosa and Sain Dad Bugti.
The victims included Rebecca Carido.
The victims included Reda Ahmed, Fatma Ahmed, and Mariam Ahmed.
The victims included Reggie Aron, Rosario, and Ghelyn Batomalaque.
The victims included Rehan Rasheed, Murad Saeed, and Imran.
The victims included Rehmat Shah, Munir Ahmed, Salahuddin, and Rehmatullah.
The victims included Renato Malantig, Rosalinda Enodo, Rosalia Cagas and Rowell Edoquio.
The victims included Renato Padernal and Baldonado.
The victims included Rene Eduarte, Peter Wackal Sabado, and Gerald Manuel Garcia.
The victims included Rene Sanson and Berto Lacastesantos.
The victims included Rene Villa and Manuel Cobrador.
The victims included Rey Haye and Bienvenido Detomal.
The victims included Rey Visido, Joey Aranas, Allan Tolentino, Edifel Liscano, Rapacon Ambolodto, Haraw, and Adonis Cedeno. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Reyaz Ahmed.
The victims included Reynaldo Cayanga.
The victims included Reynaldo Talamaque.
The victims included Reynaldo V. Rivera, Ricky R. Obina, Rodelio D. Urbano Jr., and Carloj Z. Duriza.
The victims included Riadh Barrouta.
The victims included Riaz, Shaukat, Amir Mohammad Khan, and Zaro Jan.
The victims included rice grower Nelson Alejandro Alarcon.
The victims included Rico Truz Badil Jr.
The victims included Rida Sabri Muhammad.
The victims included Rifleman Akshay Kumar.
The victims included Rifleman R. Vasnet. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
The victims included Rifleman Shree Bhagwan, Deputy Commandant D.K. Chauhan, Rifleman N.S. Konyak, Rifleman M. Lotha, Rifleman Pawan Kumar, Rifleman Bharat Mehran, Rifleman Amrit Bahadur Ghising, Rifleman Venkatesh, Rifleman Bokama Somi, and Rifleman L. Mante. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Riyaz Ahmed.
The victims included Rizalito Faraon.
The victims included Rizwan. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Robert Nonglait and Tennyson Ch. Marak.
The victims included Roderick Azada and Joel De Leon.
The victims included Rodolfo Calumpac.
The victims included Rodolfo Tayong Jr.
The victims included Roel Liones.
The victims included Rolando Lozada, Vincent Yasay, April Rey Ansag, Nory Talento, Kim Iver Cornel, Keith Delejero, Mark Paul Banquillo, and Jose Manuel Bana-ay. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Romanian civilians Andreea Cristea and Andrei Burnaz, United States civilians Kurt Cochran and Melissa Cochran, British civilians Leslie Rhodes and Aysha Frade, and French civilians. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Romanian soldier Corporal Madalin Stoica.
The victims included Romeo Cabalong. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Ronel Undecimo and Shajeed Andik.
The victims included Ronen Edri.
The victims included Roni Hossain. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Rosalin Manikan, Kungasaming Loma, and Ni-irafan Saribu. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
The victims included Rosevil Villacampa and Jethro Niervo.
The victims included Rowena.
The victims included Ruben Tiquis.
The victims included Rupali Chowdhury. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the attack may have been carried out by the target's former disciple, with whom he had a personal dispute.
The victims included Ruslan Sama.
The victims included Rustika Taduang, Son Tongchan, and Thanakit Tongchan. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been the result of a personal dispute.
The victims included S Suresh Kumar, Satyanarayana and Ramakrishna.
The victims included S.S. Diwiti.
The victims included Sa'ad Dawabsheh, Ali Saad Dawabsheh, Reham Dawabsheh, and Ahmed Dawabsheh. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Sabir Hussain.
The victims included Sabri Ozatli, Yasar Arslan, and Isa Alici.
The victims included Sabu.
The victims included Sadat Ali.
The victims included Sadat Khan.
The victims included Sadat.
The victims included Saddam and Qusay.
The victims included Saddam.
The victims included Saeed Ullah, Zahid Ullah, and Shafi Ullah.
The victims included Saghir Abbas and Lal Gul.
The victims included Saharat Naehi, Prathanporn Nualkamol, and Jirasak Rattanaphan.
The victims included Sahip Akil.
The victims included Sai Aik Ai.
The victims included Said Chedoma and Asi Chedoma.
The victims included Said Jan.
The victims included Saifal Khan.
The victims included Saima Ayyaz and Atif Riaz. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Sajid Khan.
The victims included Sajjad Ali, Noorul Amin, Mohammad Momeen, Nadeem, Shareen Khan, Mohammad Haroon, Mohammad Wasim, and Mohammad Tahir.
The victims included Salad Upadhyay.
The victims included Salif Baba Daou. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Salih Badshah.
The victims included Salih Salim al-Umari.
The victims included Salman Najm. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Salmiya Akbar and Suraima Akbar.
The victims included Sam Mukwana. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Samer Meri, Haitham Khatib, and Hamza Khatib.
The victims included Samet Erdem.
The victims included Sami Jawdat.
The victims included Samia Ibrahim. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Samir Mohamed Yahya, Swar El Zahab Abdelmajid Saleh, Mohamed Adam, Samir Mohamed Musa, Farah Sadig Nur, Ramadan Mohamed, and Musa Yousif Dudu.
The victims included Samir, Billal, and Saikat.
The victims included Samiullah Ahmed, Jamil Ahmed, and Zakir Hussain.
The victims included Sammy Alimudin.
The victims included Sanad Abd-al-Karim Salah al-Azzawi.
The victims included Sanaullah, Abdul Nawaz, Musa Jan, Abdul Hakim, and Abdul Khan. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Sanaullah, Safdar Khan, Altaf, Nek Muhammad, and Anwar Khan. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. Assailant casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201703060004, 201703060005, and 201703060006.
The victims included Sandeep Singh and Niten Subash. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Sandeep.
The victims included Sangeen Shah and Kamran Shah.
The victims included Sanjay Potam.
The victims included Sanjay Yadav.
The victims included Sanjay.
The victims included Santalia Ditingki.
The victims included Santi Wangnurak, Yuthakan Chunet, Wannapol Rungsuwan, Suchada Prompakdi, and Amornmat Chanthorndee. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Santiago Lamanilao, Jayroll Bagayas, Caleb Sinaca, and Rodrigo Angob.
The victims included Sapae-ing Poka. There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because authorities suspected the attack may have been due to either unrest in Southern Thailand or a personal conflict.
The victims included Saparuddin Kone and Sawal Maryam.
The victims included Saqina and Usama.
The victims included Sargeant Christopher Campos, Corporal Chelito Edera, Private First Class Rey Calabroso, Private First Class Jack Macatantan, and First Lieutenant Cherwin Lapura.
The victims included Sargent John W. Perry, Sargent Allan E. Brown, Private First Class Tyler R. Iubelt, and contractor Jarrold Reeves. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Sargent Lorenzo Hernan.
The victims included Sariah Dueramae.
The victims included Sarita Rai, Jaibika Rai, Laxmi Rai, Ratna Bahadur BK, Kunta Khatri, Gopal BK, Dilmaya Rai, and Yamuna Kafle. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Satish Gaur.
The victims included Scott Helvenston, Jerry Zovko, Wesley Batalona, and Michael Teague.
The victims included Second Lieutenant Abdul Moeed and Sepoy Basharat.
The victims included Second Lieutenant Ariel P. Cayton and Sergeant Jovintino C. Cerafic.
The victims included Second Lieutenant Florin Oprea, Sergeant Eduard-Vlad Romila, Corporal Marcel Neagu, and Private Costica-Victor Tarnovschi. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Second Lieutenant Niamatullah.
The victims included Second Lieutenant Noel Manalang, Sergeant Ruel Lavalle, Private First Class Abdurasan Ibnomusa, Private First Class Ravi Pamalison, and Private First Class Marvin Dancel. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Secretary Fadil Najar.
The victims included security guards Javaid Ahmad Bhat and Muzaffar Ahmad Laway, and Constables Mohammad Yousuf and Ishfaq Ahmad.
The victims included security guards Sanya Samankandee and Dolmalek Leeteh.
The victims included Security Service of Ukraine Colonel Yuriy Vozny.
The victims included Sedat Duzgun and Nezir Pirnaci.
The victims included Segun Akinola.
The victims included Senegalese traders Samb Modou, Diop Mor, and Moustapha Dieng.
The victims included Senegalese traders Sougou Mor and Mbenghe Cheike.
The victims included senior commanding officer Lt. Col. Kwene Belthu.
The victims included Senior Police Officer 4 (SPO4) Johnny C. Caballero, Ejimar Bargaso Loques, Jonel Rillo Orquiola, Kent Steven Robles, Jessa Mae Banlawi, Little Joy Costales Singco, Princess Nicole Capundog, Cheyserr Mae Rosete, Jofer Asis, Regor Pedrosa, Ronaldo Soles, Arniel Silvano, Jennilyn Silvano, Ronald Duga, and Arissen Bagot. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Authorities suspected that the attack may have been carried out by drug syndicates.
The victims included Senior Police Officer 4 Max Kaibat, Police Officer 3 Jalison Abdullah and Police Officers 1 Archie Ansare Amelista, Ricardo Almonia, Alimodin Nuphay and Zainoden Abdullah. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Sepoy Abdul Jalil, Sepoy Amanullah, Sepoy Abdul Latif, Sepoy Fahimullah, Sepoy Ziaullah, and Sepoy Salman Khan. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Sepoy Attaur Rehman and Sepoy Imran Ali.
The victims included Sepoy Himatullah Baloch.
The victims included Sepoy Jumma Gul, Naik Anwar, Sepoy Zahir, and Lance Naik Sher Afzal. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Sepoy Mohammad Waseem.
The victims included Sepoy Sudimesh.
The victims included Sepoys Inamullah, Bismillah, Tayyab, Javed Iqbal, Haider Ali, Imran, Allah Nawaz, and Naib Subedar Jehangir Khan. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Seraj Al-Majbri.
The victims included Sergaant Gilbert Toledo.
The victims included Sergeant Adamu Michika, Sergeant Akintunde Akinterinwa, and Sergeant Michael Otuwu.
The victims included Sergeant Apichai Jinnupong, Alongkot Phromdam and Masanuwee Awae. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Sergeant Bala Tizhe and Mustapha Modu. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Sergeant El Rasheed Jaguar.
The victims included Sergeant Fernandez, Corporal De Asis, Private First Class Silagan, Private First Class Sagario and Private First Class Dublas.
The victims included Sergeant Fernando Leynes Jr., Sergeant Pedro Umandap, Corporal Ian Abonita, and Corporal Rolly Razalo.
The victims included Sergeant Hammad Bin Shallah Al-Mutairi, Private First Class Abdullah Bin Faisal Al-Sibei, Corporal Waleed Bin Ali Shaami, Private First Class Ahmed Saleh Al-Qarni, and Private First Class Abdullah Hindi Al-Sibei.
The victims included Sergeant Hemachandra.
The victims included Sergeant Ibrahim Hakmi. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Sergeant Jabi Ahmad Yatimi and Sergeant Muhammad Musa Jabir al-Raythi.
The victims included Sergeant Major 1st Class Somprat Siracha, Private Adisak Ritthidet, Private Wiraphum Buppha, Private Aphichat Hoikaeo, Private Kittiphong Bona, and Private Chetsada Rungwong. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Sergeant Major Ahmet Sahin. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Sergeant Major Class 2 Chanan Poompipat, Corporal Wanmai Rakano, Corporal Poonsak Wannaveera, Phra Payom Suktri, Phra Ekkapol Sri-osoth, Somjai Visetsuwannapum, Niwat Nima, and Suwat Kong-in. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Sergeant Major Saim Topal, Sergeant Major Bahattin Bakir, Sergeant Major Emre Doruk, Sergeant Major Ramazan Taskin, and Sergeant Major Mete Can.
The victims included Sergeant Marvin Bagaboro, Sergeant Zaldy Lebantino, Sergeant Teejay Antonio, Sergeant Jeff Ray Gatlabayan, and Home Defense Volunteer Domingo Garcillas. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Sergeant Michael Mabezza.
The victims included Sergeant Mohammed Hussein Hazazi and Sergeant Khalid Muaber Hakami.
The victims included Sergeant Muhammad Ajmal, Constable Muhammad Ramzan, Mohammad Rafeeq, Mohammad Shehzad, Sanwal Khan, Mohammad Akbar, and Arshad. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Sergeant Mustafa.
The victims included Sergeant Roel Mahilum.
The victims included Sergeant Salih Yildirim, Tahsin Demir, and Sehmus Boru. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Sergeant Sarmiento, Private First Class Besande, Private First Class Martel, and Private First Class Bocala. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Sergeant Thanakorn Tannisai, Sergeant Wissanu Muesanthad, Kamjorn Tanma, Wissanu Chamnanna, and Tuwae-a-aeso Talipo. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Sergeant Weera Meerit, Private Apisak Rakdee, Private Kraisorn Ruangkit, and Private Damrong Pilaphan. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Sergeant William Biado, Corporal Ronald Peligro, Corporal Remo Londo Villa, Private First Class Joebert Porras, Private First Class Peter Calugas, and Private First Class Ariel Ea.
The victims included Sergeant Zafer Caliskan.
The victims included Sergeant-Major Aniroot Chanthawong. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across attacks 201709140012 and 201709140013.
The victims included Sergeants Ramonito Kilat and Abutallib Alling, Corporal Jun-mar Lomoggo, Private First Class Rogelio Domingo, and Civilian Carmina Yusop Sobejana.
The victims included Sergio Osmena, Susan Osmena, and Emilio Matiag.
The victims included several government officials, a woman, and one child. There was some conflicting reports on the exact number of survivors and government officials killed. The statistics documented in the database are the most accurate from the reputable sources.
The victims included Sgt. Felix Pisngot, Pfc. Marlon Bacnotan, Pfc. Sany Devalleres, and Pfc. Danny Varon.
The victims included Shabir, Hasan, Naimatullah, Fatima Bibi, Jan Dost, and Kala Khan.
The victims included Shadi Hilwe, Ahmad Morli, Sharif Abse, and Somar Wassouf.
The victims included Shafiul Islam.
The victims included Shah Haider, Ahmad, and Yasmin. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been the result of personal enmity.
The victims included Shah Nazar, Karim Dad, Dilshad, and Habibullah.
The victims included Shahid Khan. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Shahid, Naveed, and Irfan.
The victims included Shahzad Dilawar.
The victims included Shahzeb.
The victims included Shakeel Ahmed. Although the attack was claimed by the Khorasan Chapter of the Islamic State, sources suspected that the attack may have been an honor killing.
The victims included Shakeela Banoo.
The victims included Shakir Amerli. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Shakoor. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Shamsher Gill, Sajid Imran, and Makhdoom Hussain.
The victims included Shamshir Khan.
The victims included Shankar Lal, Sunder, Love Kumar, and Babar Masih.
The victims included Shaon, Bhutto and Khokon. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of internal conflict within a group.
The victims included Shaukat Ali.
The victims included Shawkat Ali and Sirajul Islam Sumon. Hostage numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Shawky Ali, Saleh Younis, Al-Sayed Ramadan, Al-Sayed Al-Shahat, Ahmed Al-Shahat, and Ibrahim Hefzy.
The victims included Shaykh Abdallah Salih.
The victims included Shaykh Farhan al-Dulaymi. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Shaykh Nadim Muhammad.
The victims included Shaykh Sufuk al-Hanash.
The victims included Sheikh Hafizul and Sheikh Tariq Hussain.
The victims included Sheikh Talab al-Jumaili.
The victims included Sherlack Contreras, Honorio Rosales, and Rodelito Contreras.
The victims included Shira Tzur.
The victims included Shree Kumar Nayar.
The victims included Shubam Roy and Manoj Vishwakarma.
The victims included Shubeena. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Shuja Ali Al Shimmari and Othman Shayem Al Rasheedi.
The victims included Shukat Khan.
The victims included Shyamal Das and Mamata.
The victims included Shyamkrishna Shrestha, Suman Khadka, Rabindra Karki, Pushpa Bahadur Shrestha, Radhika Karki, Kashilal Shrestha, Rima Basnet, and Roshan Ram Thapa. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Sidhram Koda and Ganguli Koda.
The victims included Sidika Mavzer, Mert Ozkan, and Utku Ozkan. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Siraj and Zakir Khan.
The victims included Siriwat Nuanthong, Theerasak Rattana-ubol, Narongchai Sangsing, Wuthikrai Dejbun, Runganothai Petwong, Sathit Chaibunta, and Maperu Hayeladeng. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
The victims included Sister Anselm, who was from India; Sister Judith, who was from Kenya; Sister Margarita, who was from Rwanda; and Sister Reginette, who was also from Rwanda. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Sixteen of the hostage victims were killed by the assailants shortly after their abduction on March 4, 2016. The fate of the remaining hostage victim is unknown.
The victims included Siyad Ali Abdi, Ahmed Ibrahim, Yusuf Makaran Mohamed, and Abdullahi Omar Hassan.
The victims included Sohagh Ali.
The victims included Sohail and Asmatullah.
The victims included Sohail Khan, Fazle Wahab, and Zubair Khan. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Sohrab Khan.
The victims included Sola Dakoru.
The victims included soldier Adams Francis.
The victims included Soldier Bati Gul. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included soldier Farid Alfonso Ramos Llorente.
The victims included soldier Jose Javier Petro Pena.
The victims included Soldier Luis Gaviria Cas.
The victims included soldier Noor Muhammad.
The victims included soldier PFC Clinton Rigor.
The victims included soldier Private Class Noutchomwo Many Raphael Willy. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included soldier Rapheal Noutchomwo Mani. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Soldier Sepoy Waqas.
The victims included soldiers Arjun Baral, Varesho Hungyo, T Chandra, and Y Govind. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included soldiers Biju Surupawal, Nihar Ranjan Das, and Havildar Yash Pal.
The victims included soldiers Jaider Cuello and Andres Culma.
The victims included soldiers Jhon Jairo Squares Banguera, Andres Perez Bolanos, and Jhon Smith Moreno. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Soldiers Lance Naik Jahangir, Havaldar Liaqat Ali, and Aqeel Ahmad.
The victims included Soldiers Qaiser Hayat, Akbar Ullah, Asad, Sada Mohammad, and Noorzeb. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included soldiers Subedar Sher Ram, Sachin, and Basumatari.
The victims included soldiers Technical Sergeant Restituto Selvino, Corporal Melvin Villa, and Corporal Christian Day Rentillo. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Soma Chalan, Khageswar Kumbhar, Nakul Pujari, Hari Durua, Paban Durua, Indra Durua, and Udaynath Kollar across this attack and 201507150007.
The victims included Soma Chalan, Khageswar Kumbhar, Nakul Pujari, Hari Durua, Paban Durua, Indra Durua, and Udaynath Kollar across this attack and 201507160021.
The victims included Somali, Kenyan, Turkish and Azerbaijani civilians.
The victims included Somporn Khunthakaphan, Watthanachai Phromnukul, Walaya Phromnukul, Amorn Makchuchit, Techinee Niraphai, Philai Nat-apinant, Anchalee, Anchalee Tangbenjakul, Sataphorn, Suwannee Sukklaithai, Uraiwan Phoomcharoen, Phichai Jankaeo, Jitthep Phromnukul, Phromphiriya Phromnukul, Narisara Makchuchit, Natharika Khanthawat, and Juthamas Thimthong. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Sonu, Satyapal Verma, and Dhiraj.
The victims included Sorhabeeya Hayeeyusoh.
The victims included Sorlae Bu-itam and Ninawawi Yarat. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included South Korean citizen Chul Hong and Philippine citizen Glenn Alindajao.
The victims included South Sudanese driver Lukudu Kennedy Laki Emmanuel.
The victims included Spanish civilian Ana Maria Suarez.
The victims included Spanish, French, German, Dutch, Argentine, Venezuelan, Belgian, Peruvian, Romanian, Irish, Cuban, Greek, Macedonian, British, Austrian, Pakistani, Taiwanese, Canadian, Ecuadorian, American, Filipino, Kuwaiti, Turkish, and Chinese civilians.
The victims included Special Police Officer Sameer Ahmad.
The victims included Special Police Officers Kikkar Singh and Mohammad Younis. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Specialist Brandon M. Canady, Seargent Brent W. Sixkiller and Private First Class Kevin C. Williams.
The victims included Specialist Sergeant Mustafa Unal.
The victims included Specialized Sergeants Ozgur Tok and Salih Bulut. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Spencer Stone, Anthony Sadler, Alek Skarlatos and Jean-Hugues Anglade. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. The train was traveling from Amsterdam, Netherlands, to Paris, France.
The victims included staff member Jamila Godfrey.
The victims included Staff Sergeant Adam S. Thomas.
The victims included Staff Sergeant Armando Silvestre.
The victims included Staff Sergeant Dexter John Tagacay, Corporal Jayson Sabado, Corporal Rusty Galan, Private First Class Abraham Lindo, and Corporal Gerby Soriano.
The victims included Staff Sergeant Eddie Cane. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Station House Officer (SHO) Hidayutullah. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Station House Officer Gangaloor Manoj Singh.
The victims included Station House Officer Shahid Khan, Constable Khadim Hussain, Safiulah and Niaz Gul.
The victims included Station House Officer Wilayat Khan, Head Constables Ayayaz Khan, Mohammad Fawad, and Constables Zakir Ali, Shah Faqir, and Asif Khan. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Stephen Gonmei.
The victims included Steven Mukasa.
The victims included student Babiker Abdel Aziz.
The victims included students Casey Jordan Marquez and Francisco Fernandez.
The victims included students Nikita and Nikki.
The victims included Sub Inspector BS Bist and Head Constable Sudhakar.
The victims included Sub Inspector Saleem Ahamad. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Sub-Inspector Bhim Singh.
The victims included Sub-Inspector Lalminthang Hmangte, Constable Martin Star, Rifleman Sarungbam Gourahari, and Rifleman Naorem Biswanath.
The victims included Sub-Inspector Sahab Shukla. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Sub-Inspector Sultan and Constable Shoaib.
The victims included Sub-Lieutenant Piyakorn Woonbua, Volunteer Ranger Sakchai Panthong, Volunteer Ranger Yuree Yuso, Volunteer Ranger Apisit Madso, and Volunteer Ranger Phitsanu Upkate. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Subedar Baldev Kumar Sharma, Rifleman Pawan Kumar, Rifleman Mahesh Gurung, Rifleman Bhupendra Kumar, Rifleman Akhilesh Pandey, and Havildar Suraj Bariya.
The victims included Subedar Fateh Singh. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Subedar Raj Kumar. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have occurred during a military search operation.
The victims included Subedar Said Jan, Naik Jahanzeb Afridi, Azizur Rehman, Ziaul Islam, Jan Alam, and Rashan Gul.
The victims included Subedar Shabbir, Safeer, Lance Naik Ejaz, Sher Zaman, Arab Din, and Siffatullah. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Subedar Yasin, Havaldar Shafiq, Sepoy Anwar Said, and Noor Alam.
The victims included Subhash Agrawal, Shayam Sundar and Gauri Shanar Agrawal.
The victims included Subrata Debbarma.
The victims included Sudais, Adil, Ibrahim, Rahamdin, and Abdur Rauf.
The victims included Sudais. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Sughra, Sher Bano, Muntazir, Jamil Hussain, Hamid Ali, Mohd Jan, Rajab Ali, S. Hussain, Musarat Hussain, Ahmad Ali, Mohd Abass, Mirza Hussain, Qaid, Wasila, Samina, Zain, Bakhmal Nisa, Murad Ali, Gul Bibi, Muhammad Faqir, Iqbal, and Bibi Maryam. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Sukru Abay.
The victims included Suleiman Al-Maaidi, Mousa Al-Marhabi, Abdullah Sharaheely, Marzouq Lasoum, and Jaber Al-Aalawee.
The victims included Suleiman.
The victims included Sultan bin Ayed Farhan Al-Sharari.
The victims included Sultan Shah, Jamilur Rahman, Habibur Rahman, and Umar Rahman.
The victims included Sunil Paswan.
The victims included Supaksorn Sayukongthon, Surapong, Theerapong Kaewchamnan, Pichit Thongros, Pongsathorn Kaewprasert, and Ekawit Thongbut.
The victims included Superintendent of Police, Baljit Singh. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Swedish citizens Lena Wahlberg, Ebba Akerlund, and Marie Kide; Belgian citizen Mailys Dereymaeker; and British citizen Crispin Bevington. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Swenkie Mashaba.
The victims included Sweyut Dula, Pheran, Kiman Husaung, and Usman.
The victims included Syed Hassan Raza and Khalil Murad. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Syed Maqsud.
The victims included Syed Qabil and Noor Khan.
The victims included Talal Abu-Zahab and Ahmad Astitah.
The victims included Tanay Majumder.
The victims included Tangu and Shah Dan.
The victims included Tanveer Ahmed Sheikh, Colonel Sunil Kumar and V.K. Reddy. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Tariq Ahmad.
The victims included Tariq Al-Arafee, Salah Al-Arafee, Mansour Al-Arafee, Hamza Ramadan Al-Arafee, Walid Ibrahim, Khaled al-Fakhri, Zaki Al-Barani, and Awad Ibrahim Al-Awkali. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Tariq Aziz and Hakim Ali.
The victims included Taru Mamman and Batet Jonathan.
The victims included Tarun Kumar Mandan. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Tasawwar Ali and Ghulam Rabbani.
The victims included Tasmia.
The victims included Tayfun Kavun, Gokhan Kurak, Erhan Karaca, Osman Yesil, and Alaattin Teki. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Tayfun Yuce.
The victims included Teduray farmers Uzik Labina, Alex Mintos and Hector Mintos. Four of the hostage victims escaped on an unknown date. The remaining two hostage victims were killed on an unknown date.
The victims included Tehseenullah and Mir Sadat Khan.
The victims included Teodoro Tan.
The victims included Terhembafan Akaajingir.
The victims included Thamer Amran al-Mutairi and Abdulmohsen Khalaf al-Mutairi.
The victims included Thanong Maisao and Lamai Uamsap-ngam.
The victims included Thanongsak Sriworamas, Panakorn Panalard, Theeraphan Khongnok, and Veerawut Khamlom.
The victims included the aircraft's pilot, Major Ali al Hilwa.
The victims included the checkpost commander, Fida Mohammad.
The victims included the Director of the National Intervention Force.
The victims included the driver for Albaran, Bengie dela Cruz.
The victims included the owner, Norodin Pacalna, and employee Jamil Umraan.
The victims included the Provincial Police Chief, Toryalai Abdyani. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included the ranch administrator Angelo Silvio Barboza Deip.
The victims included the son of a contractor, working at the construction site, Ramesh Jain.
The victims included the son of Manaolito, Randy Alcantara.
The victims included the tribal elder's son, Yaseen Khan, and the tribal elder's wife.
The victims included Theerapol Natethaisong.
The victims included Theerasak Paikij, Bancha Bamrungta, Worawat Wongsopa, Sirapob Ngeksian, Kittikorn Tithamma, and Danai Lewpipat.
The victims included Thewarit Chintangmuang, Nathaphol Thuksuk, Panithan Phala, Akkachai Ra-ngo.
The victims included Thingbaijam Thoi.
The victims included Thiraphat Sanitpoo, Ariaya Pimmatha, Jiranai Butda, Heramin Koseng, Prakit Chusup, Haimee Yakordung, Nikhom Thongkhao, Prathom Thuaythong, Arthit Thanadnangseu, Worawuth Pongsri, Kanoksak Musikarak, and Surasak Chaison. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Thiyam Anand, Nameirakpam Bedajit, Thounaojam Iboyaima, Gokulchand, Thiyam Basanta, Ahanthem Thoi, Lisham Ibomcha, Nameirakpam Jamhill, Tofar Ali, and Soubam Sunder. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Thokchom Ranjit Singh.
The victims included Thomas Sullivan, David Wyatt, Carson Holmquist, Squire Wells, Randall Smith, DeMonte Cheeley and Dennis Pedigo.
The victims included Thomas, Yousaf Nikore, and Mr. Manthor.
The victims included three Bangladeshi Peacekeepers Sergeant Altaf, Lance Corporal Jakirul and Sepoy Monwar.
The victims included three Malians, one Burkinabe, and one Togolese employee.
The victims included Ticson Tigas, Magdalena Cabaya, and Mohammad Piling.
The victims included Tone Hae and Zan Gaw.
The victims included Tor Jan. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Touni Naqqoul and Rakan Sulieman.
The victims included tourists from Argentina and Belgium and civilians from the United States. The victims were identified as Ariel Erlij, Hernan Ferruchi, and Martin Ludovico Marro. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Tracy Yau. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included trader Hauwa.
The victims included tribal elders Rozha Gul, Shamal Khan and Mazar Haji. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Tuanku Asi Bonbang, Saksek Ketrak, Theerapong Kaewsuwan, Surasak Suwanparn, Suthas Luangsri, and Kasem Kaewsalua.
The victims included Tulasidhar Majhi, Arun Kumar Nayak, Ganesh Prasad Saha, Somanath Sisa, Sanjay Kumar Dash, Subarna Kumar Raj, and Pradipta Kumar Rout. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Turab Khan Afridi and Kuwait Wali Afridi. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Turkish citizens Sevda Dag, Selcuk Kilic, and Can Leyla; German citizens Giuliano Kollmann and Dijamant Zabergja; Kosovar citizens Sabina Sulaj and Armela Segashi; Greek citizen Huseyin Dayicik; and Hungarian citizen Roberto Rafael. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included U Khun Kyin Lyan and Daw Mar Kai.
The victims included Uber Andres Henao Henao, John Jimenez Sierra, John Esteban, Martinez Espinoza, Jhony Jaramillo Moreno and Esteban Henao Arias.
The victims included Ugur Yildiz. Casualties for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Ujhan Bara.
The victims included Ulysses Mero.
The victims included Umar Hayat. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Umashankar and Aman.
The victims included Umer Bux, Tahir, Maliha, and Khadija.
The victims included Umoru Agunu.
The victims included Umut Ayvalik.
The victims included United States citizens Bruce Baldwin, Stephanie Shults, Justin Shults, Gail Minglana Martinez, Mason Wells, Joseph Empey, Richard Norby, Lieutenant Colonel Kato Martinez, and French citizen Fanny Clain. The victims included citizens from Belgium, China, Colombia, Ecuador, France, Germany, Hungary, India, Italy, Liberia, Morocco, the Netherlands, Peru, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Spain, Sweden, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. Wounded numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201603220001 and 201603220002.
The victims included Upendra Mishra, Bhesh Kumar Tamang, Sabin Lama, Ramesh Rai, and Lila Gharti Magar.
The victims included Upendra Thakur, Ashok Sahu, and Sabiullah Khan.
The victims included Usman Rupae.
The victims included Vakil Mazumdar, Abdul Sabur, Noor Alam, Samaroh Sheikh, Khoka Sheikh, Rokib Hossain, Abdul Rahim, and Mazahar Sargam.
The victims included Vedat Aykut.
The victims included Veer Singh.
The victims included Vice Mayor Angelito de la Cruz.
The victims included Victoria Omafuaire.
The victims included Vijay Kumar and Kundan Kumar.
The victims included Vijay Kumar, Rakesh Nehr, Jagdish Kumar Kama, Manoj Kumar, Siptendu Thomas, Bappa D and Jagdish K.
The victims included Vijay Kumar.
The victims included Vikas Panday, Farooq Ahmad, Tariq Ahmad, and Nazir Ahmad. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Vikram Purty, Paku Purty, Toto Purty and Sinu Munda.
The victims included Vilma Raguingan and Jeraise Raguingan.
The victims included Vinay Mistry.
The victims included Violeta Sacal and Ryan Sacal.
The victims included Virgilio Agad.
The victims included Volunteer Ranger Phutthiphong Homsung.
The victims included Volunteer Ranger Pricha Sikano, Volunteer Ranger Wiraphong Trainarong, Volunteer Ranger Suriyon Naiphimai, Nuriyah Lumu, Aisoh Chesae, Nurunda Waesalaemae, Farida Yaya and Rohana Buenae. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Volunteer Ranger Suwit Bunchu, Volunteer Ranger Natthaphon Rangsimanchat, Volunteer Ranger Pathomphon Khongsai, Volunteer Ranger Phithakkhomsit Sakwisetsom, Sergeant Thirawut Pankaew, Volunteer Ranger Chakkrit Chi-oey, Volunteer Ranger Thanya Ueangfaphraiwan, Volunteer Ranger Ekkachai Khamkhwaen, and Volunteer Ranger Prayat Inkaew.
The victims included Vu Duchan, Buy Xuan Vien, Do Huu Nghia, Bui Trung Duc, Nguyen Huu Trong, Tran Viet Van and Nguyen Quang Huy. Casualty and hostage numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Wafiq.
The victims included Waheed Yahya Gamal.
The victims included Wajid.
The victims included Wakil Muhammad Khan, Muzzamil Shah, Niaz Khan, and Nisar. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Walid Gathian Al-Shibani.
The victims included Waliullah, Monir, Zillur Rahman, Palash, Badrul, Nur Mohammad, and Zamir Ali. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Walla Ndjakaya, Yadang Moussa, Ladjip Modou, Youssoufou Jacob, and Ibrahim Alhadji.
The victims included Warrior.
The victims included Wazir, Ghulam Rasool, Ghazi Khan and Daimud Din.
The victims included Wichien Sae Ung and Nathawat Prommat.
The victims included Wijin Boontharik and Anan Boontharik.
The victims included Wilmar Arley Munoz.
The victims included women and children.
The victims included Wong Teck Kang, Wong Hung Sing, Wong Teck Chii and Johnny Lau Jung Hien.
The victims included Yahya Akan.
The victims included Yakoubou Dzavi.
The victims included Yakup Akturk.
The victims included Yar Muhammad Machi and Bhagia Machi.
The victims included Yar Muhammad Nichari.
The victims included Yasir and Tabrez.
The victims included Yassir al-Hadidi. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Youban Neupane, Sumrina Adhukari, Nirmala Adhikari, and Dhan Bahadur Shrestha. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Yousaf Shah. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Yousef Haroun and Mahjoub Saleh.
The victims included Yousef Haroun Ibrahim and Abdelmowla Adam Haroun.
The victims included Yousef Hussein, Adam Yagoub, and Ahmed Bakhit.
The victims included Yousif Ibrahim Adam, Ali Mohamed Haroun, and Aisha Seifeldin. Casualty numbers reflect a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201704250024 and 201704250025.
The victims included Yumnam Jinesh.
The victims included Yusuf Adam Abdallah.
The victims included Yusuf Alsancak, Osman Oz and Kadir Genc.
The victims included Zacharia Zafzaf. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Zahid Altaf, Ali Haider, Abdul Wahid, Aurangzeb Murad, Abdul Shakoor, and Altaf Hussain. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Zahra Yagoub Abdullaha.
The victims included Zain, Mujahid Hussain, and Aziz Rehman.
The victims included Zainullah, Shamasullah, Nur Jahan, Khan Bibi, Bakht Bibi, Hamidullah, and Ramzan. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Zakir and Masood Shah.
The victims included Zakir, Atique, Amjad, Gulzar, Wajid, Ijaz and Said Nawab. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Zakrya and Ubaid.
The victims included Zandro Sambrano, Ferdinand Bisnar, Juanito Taguiam, Arth Manatad, Arnel Pascual, Louis Limmayog, and Calpasi Olli.
The victims included Zar Malook, Habib Surab Khan, Taimoor Khan, and Khuda-i-Dad Khan. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent estimates are reported here.
The victims included Zarwali Khan, Noor Khan, Hameed Khan, and Amir Nawaz.
The victims included Zayed.
The victims included Zaynab Hussein.
The victims included Zubaida Bibi, Fatima, Ali Jan, and Kifayat Hussain. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Zuhayr Kinan al-Nahhas. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Zulfiqar Buriro, Latif Dino Buriro, Mushataq Buriro, Qurban Ali, Imtiaz Kothar, Kashmir Buriro, Dodo Khan Buriro, Shaubuddin, and Ghulam Shabbir Dharejo.
The victims may have been either the target or been carrying the bomb.
The victims of the attack were Abdullah, Nisar, Mistri Yar Muhammad and Ejaz Commando.
The victims of the attack were identified as Jahangir, Adnan, Bayezid, and Mostafa.
The victims of the attack were stripped of their weapons.
The victims of the original attack were identified as Suleiman Elimkhanov, Malika Akhvirova, and their daughter Seda.  Residents could not immediately contact the authorities due to a city-wide telephone outage, which is why the responders did not arrive to the scene until one hour after the murdered were found.
The victims of this and the other 11 related attacks included Chokechai Nonthikal, Chadakorn Kanchanawong, and Lamduan Kalmit. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201510200023, 201510200024, 201510200029, 201510200030, 201510200031, 201510200032, 201510200050, 201510200051, 201510200052, 201510200053, 201510200055, 201510210056.
The victims were accused by the Maoists of being police informers and coal smugglers. Their bodies were discovered with gunshot wounds in a forested area near the village on October 28.
The victims were Afghan citizens that were not affiliated with the United Nations.
The victims were Ahmad and Muhammad Mijwil Abdallah; one worked at Baqubah's Police Directorate while the other worked at the Baqubah Courthouse.
The victims were among 11 civilians, who were abducted from different places of the district.
The victims were beheaded after being abducted.
The victims were bound, executed and their houses were set on fire.
The victims were employees of the Space and Upper Atmospheric Research Organization (SUPARCO).  People killed in the attack included Raza Ali, Qasim Ali, Syed Athar Ali, Hashim Raza and Rafique.
The victims were encouraging the local population to participate in an upcoming election when they were abducted.
The victims were family members of an Afghan National Army (ANA) commander.
The victims were found two days after the attack dead inside their trucks.
The victims were from attacks 201306250010 and 201306250012.
The victims were from Sri Lanka's ethnic majority Sinhalese community employed in the construction of an orphanage in Mylambaveli village in eastern Batticaloa district
The victims were held hostage for less than an hour.
The victims were identified as Amrendra Kumar and Uday Prasad. Uday Prasad was released unharmed on 11/06/2010 and Amrendra Kumar was killed and his body was recovered on 11/07/2010.
The victims were identified as Amrit Aagyuan, Rohin Aagyuan, Samaresh Aagyuan, Swapan Aagyuan, Prasanta Aagyuan, and Amrit Aagyuan.
The victims were identified as Anil Tondon and Ashok Yadav.
The victims were identified as Bahadur Shah, Bawal Khan, Taj Bibi, Jan Bibi, Shari Bibi, Darbi Bibi, Murad Bibi, and Rab Nawaz.
The victims were identified as being a soldier from the 1st Battalion Welsh Guards and an airman from the Royal Air Force.
The victims were identified as Bhushan Kumar, Santosh Kumar, Ashok Kumar, Ramesh and Roshan Lal. This incident occurred a few days before the Ramzan ceasefire came into effect.
The victims were identified as Bolan Rabha, Ranjan Koch, Proveen Khalari, Halorstar Myrthong, and Andria Myrthong. The arrested Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) members were identified as Anthony Marak, Sen. P Marak, and Manuel G. Momin.
The victims were identified as Chapala Garai, Tapan Singh Sardar, Kinkar Singh, Rajesh Singh, Gopeswar Mahato, Gobardhan Singh and Arjun Singh Mura. The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from five to seven, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from 10 to 12, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred number of perpetrators reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The victims were identified as Debo Kumar Dutta and Nitu Kalita.
The victims were identified as Feroz Shah and Khan Nawaz.
The victims were identified as Gul Muhammad, Mukhtiar, Abdul Wahab and Rehman.
The victims were identified as Habibuallah, Nimatullah, and Hismatullah.
The victims were identified as Haji Abdollah and Haji Abdol Rahim.
The victims were identified as Haji Guddu, Mohammad Niaz, Tasleem, Aslam and Ruqaya Khatoon.
The victims were identified as Hassan Raza, Itjiba Khan, and Atif Usmani.
The victims were identified as head constable Santosh Sahare, constables Chandan Singh, Tarachand, Rajendra Diwan and Santosh Kumar Yadav.
The victims were identified as Inspector Nauroti Yadav and Constable Anand Kumar of the 9th battalion (CRPF) and sub-inspectors of Maharashtra Police, Shashi More and Mahendra Mangul.
The victims were identified as Kalipada Chakrabarty and his brother Sukumar Chakrabarty.
The victims were identified as Leru Majhi, Dasrath Majhi, and Choto Majhi.
The victims were identified as Muhammad Hafiz, Irfan, and Ahmed Hussain Bugti.
The victims were identified as Omar, Farman, and Bilal Khattak.
The victims were identified as Pradip Munda, his eight-year old daughter, and two friends, Sanjay Mahto and Soram Munda.
The victims were identified as Ramesh Wasam, Potram Raju, Hemla Potram, Dinesh and Nakka Raju.
The victims were identified as Ravidas, the former area commander of the banned ultra-left outfit, and Yadav.
The victims were identified as Rogelio Olarte, Almeda Pabistan and three teenagers.
The victims were identified as Shiva Sharma, Goma Bhujel, Sunita Paudel and Kundan Shrestha.
The victims were identified as Solat Khan, Khayal Akbar, Muhammad and Zila Noor. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources indicated that the assailants may have been rivals of the victims.
The victims were identified as Sukhchand Mandi and his son Nepal Mandi.
The victims were identified as Sushil Mahato and Paresh Rana.
The victims were identified as the Mangal family. Casualty numbers conflict for this attack.
The victims were identified as United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (UN FAO) officer Muhammad Yousaf, Irfanullah, and driver Abdullah.
The victims were identified as villager Chugadu, and former village chief, Chandru. The available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack as more than a dozen, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred number of perpetrators reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The victims were identified as Zafar Iqbal, Abdul Qadir, Muhammad Anwar, and Muhammad Ismail.
The victims were killed on June 22, 2012. It is not clear if they were kidnapped on the same day.
The victims were Lita Odeya, Mangu Odeya, Hindu Odeya, Badiya Odeya, Selai Odeya and Dubehani Purty.
The victims were not hostages but rather targeted for kidnapping and murder by the insurgents responsible.  It is a common tactic employed by Islamist insurgents in Indian Kashmir.
The victims were of British and Italian nationality.
The victims were released unharmed but the perpetrators retained the vehicles, which often carry expensive communications systems.
The victims were returning home from the Wesak Festival at the time of the attack.
The victims were Sharadha Maransodhi (42), a senior lecturer at Jaffna University, and Kandan Nishanthan (25), a technical officer at the Uduvil AGA office.
The victims were shot at a spot that militiamen often used to ambush Islamic militants.
The victims were standing behind a concrete wall that was built to protect the recruitment center, which had previously been attacked.
The victims were taken from their homes at around 3pm.
The victims were taken out of their homes in the village, led to the mosque, and killed there.
The victims were taken to Afghanistan before their bodies were discovered several days later back in Pakistan.
The victims were the family members of a surrendered Lashkar-e Taiba militant.
The victims were tied up and severely beaten.
The victims were tied up for the purpose of either scaring them into thinking there was an explosion, or to set an explosion that never occurred.  They freed themselves 6 hours later and reported the incident. This was 1 of 2 related attacks (cf. 199911110004).
The victims were transported, bound, and killed within 20 minutes. The other three victims were named Uday Tiwari (25), Shankar Chaubey (22) and Shankar Tiwari (50).
The victims were two parents and five of their six children.
The victims who were wounded included employees Alan Grossberg, 35 and Isadew Chartan; and construction workers Patrick Glenn, 32 and Fronan O'Shea. The victims who were killed were store employees: Kareem Brunner, 23; Garnette Ramantar, 43; Olga Garcia, 19; Angelina Marrero, 19; Cynthia Martinez, 19; Luz Ramos, 21, and Mayra Rentas, 22.
The victims worked for an Algerian pharmaceutical company and were identified as: Yuriy Zhelyakov, Aleksandr Popov, Nikolay Cherdakov, and Vladimir Terentyev.
The victims, including two children, were lined up next to each other and shot dead. This was one of three MILF attacks in the Philippines on 05/27/2000 (cf. 200005270002 and 200005270005).
The victims' identities are unknown, as are the assailants and the motive.
The victims' names were John Yoland Manatad and Christopher Neniza.
The video was released on 10/18/2005, but the date of the execution was unknown. Tawhid al-Jihad is also known as Abu Mus'ab al-Zarqawi's Al-Qaida in Iraq.
The Vietnamese Organization to Exterminate Communists and Restore the Nation (VOECRN) claimed responsibility for the incident in letters sent to two Vietnamese newspapers, Nguoi Viet and Tay Phai.  VOECRN stated that the office was firebombed because the magazine printed advertisements for a travel agency that had ties to Vietnam's communist government.  Weeks before the incident, Tap Van Pham received an anonymous letter warning him to stop printing these advertisements.
The village chief's companion was identified as Roman Tonacao.
The village is located on the Srinagar-Leh National Highway.  The Indian Army Major was first reported as injured, but later pronounced dead.
The village of Punto de Blanco is located 500 kilometers (310 miles) north of the capital Bogotá. This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. [20031220100001]).
The village of Shali was reported located between Groznyy and the village of Serzhen-Yurt.
The villagers reported two days later that the dead bodies were still in the field; local residents were too afraid to try and retrieve the bodies.
The violence came as local Maoists called an indefinite general strike on June 9 to protest the relocation of a Nepalese Army camp to the area.
The violence left most people terrified as it happened in broad daylight and the attackers promised to come back again anytime. Joseph Mashinya, the losing parliamentary candidate for Shamva from the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), said the ruling party ZANU-RF was targeting MDC members because the opposition was gaining wide support as the country approached crucial presidential elections in a year.
The violence was blamed on the Armed Islamic Group (GIA) and Salafist Group for Preaching and Fighting (GSPC) for condoning violence, although no claim was made that either of these groups actually committed the attacks.
The visit by President Clinton had already been previously rescheduled and curtailed due to security concerns. Protesters in Athens at the time of incident had been vocal demonstrators against United States involvement in Serbia and had previously targeted three other foreign car dealerships, a Levi’s Jeans outlet, and an American cultural center.
The warning phone call prior to the incident does not seem to be a claim of responsibility. The source that states the 'revolutionary struggle' 's claim of responsibility in a letter also mentions that it is an ultra left wing organization that has been responsible for five strikes since it first appeared in 2003. Only one of the sources mentioned the two men with a motorcycle.
The was the first time that the people of the city had experienced rocket attacks during the daytime. Police checkpoints usually suffer rocket fire at nights.
The WBCN radio station received a letter from the Comrades in Arms claiming responsibility.  One month before the incident, the Comrades in Arms claimed responsibility for bombing the Honeywell Building (197111180001).  A pipe bomb was discovered outside of a Cambridge bank five days before the incident (197112150003).
The weapon is unknown, and it is unclear whether or not homes were burned down.
The weapons used in the attack are unknown.
The wedding was for Jaji Saeedullah's two sons in the Maghzey village of Tank district. --The attack came three days after a Taliban chief, Maulana Asmatullah, in Jandola, a town on the Tank border with South Waziristan, ordered Bhittani tribesmen to grow beards within three weeks.
The Weekend Australian reports that CIA officers may have been among the dead.
The whereabouts of the civilian as of 08/19/2008 were unknown.
The whereabouts of the kidnapped individuals were unreported in open sources as of January 29, 2009.
The whereabouts of the victims are unknown.
The whereabouts of the victims is unknown. They were identified as Sobidar Jan Afzal and Hanif Khan.
The White mayoral candidate was Hugh Addonizio and the Black mayoral candidate was Kenneth Gibson.
The Whitefish Bay Chief of Police believed that this incident might be linked with bombs discovered at the Whitefish Bay State Bank, Whitefish Bay Police Department, Lakeside Laboratories, and the Wisconsin Motor Division (197010280002, 197009040004, 197006290002, and 197008050001).   There were other bombings in the Milwaukee area during this time period as well (197012220001, 197007220002, and 197007210004).
The wife and son were safely released on the same day. The status of the oil supplier is unknown. The length of detainment for all three hostages is unknown.
The wife and two children were also killed in the blast.
The woman perpetrator was reported to possibly have escaped from police custody the summer prior.
The workers were traveling to repair 220kv power transmission towers destroyed by Maoist perpetrators. This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200706050038).
The World Food Programmer (WFP), Britain's DFID, Germany's GTZ and the Netherlands' SNV suspended operations in Nepal's Kalikot (District) following the attack.
The wounded included seventeen players and three spectators.
The wounded officer was identified as Lance Corporal Kawiwat Boonkhong.
The wounded police officers were identified as Lance Corporal Surasak Sangnuan, Corporal Pokpong Chumkham, Corporal Mongkolchai Noonkliang, Corporal Suradech Sapsombat, Corporal Theerapong Kualo, Corporal Piyapong Chumkhao, and Corporal Attapol Nimwoon. The wounded civilians were identified as Pornchanok Aksonchu, Sorpi Sohoh, and Abdul-rohim Sama-ari. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The wounded victims were Korde Leeheng and his eight-year-old son.
The wounded were four activists and a police constable.
The wounded were injured in the barbershop shooting and the dead were killed in front of their home.
The Xinhua source identifies the guerrillas as anti-government guerrillas, although they might be part of the CPN-M.
The Yemeni soldiers belonged to the 25th Mechanized Brigade.
Their bodies were discovered with gunshot wounds on June 7 in farmland 8 miles north of Fallujahh.
Their bodies, some of which had been decapitated, were subsequently discovered in and around Matta (whether en masse or singularly was unspecified in open sources). The attack came in retaliation for a Pakistani Army assault on the madrasa of pro-Taliban cleric Maulana Fazlullah in Imam Dheri. This was the second of two retaliatory killings for that assault on October 26.
Their status was unspecified in open sources as of November 18, 2008.
Their tortured bodies were discovered on June 14 approximately 12 kilometers southeast of Mandera Police Station, just 500 meters from the Kenya-Somalia border.
Their whereabouts are unknown as of 8/19/2008.
Their whereabouts as of 08/19/2008 were unknown.
Their whereabouts were unspecified in open sources as of January 29, 2009.
There are also reasons to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because some sources suspected that the slain colonel was also a leader of the Huthi party.
There are claims that as many as 15 were killed
There are conflicting casualty accounts. The majority estimate was recorded.
There are conflicting casualty counts. The figures are divided between the five events for statistical accuracy.
There are conflicting casualty numbers.
There are conflicting casualty numbers. The most updated and majority sources were recorded while conflicting sources report up to 20 dead and 27 wounded.
There are conflicting casualty reports for this incident. The lowest total is used here.
There are conflicting casualty reports.
There are conflicting reports as to the number of individuals injured in this attack.
There are conflicting reports as to whether authorities believed that the explosive device was set off intentionally due to sabotage or if the incident was accidental.
There are conflicting reports as to whether one or three government soldiers were killed in the raid.
There are conflicting reports as to whether the device actually partially detonated, causing minor damage to the roof of the health care facility.
There are conflicting reports on the day that this event occurred. The Daily Trust out of Nigeria reports that the incident took place on Saturday evening, December 10, while Xinhua reports that the event occurred on Sunday evening, December 11.
There are conflicting reports on the number of casualties.
There are conflicting reports on the number of cell phone towers that were burned.
There are conflicting reports on the number of gunmen.
There are conflicting reports on the number of remaining hostages in this incident, with once source claiming that 16 remain in Taliban custody, and another reporting that 15 soldiers are missing. The fate of the remaining kidnap victims is unknown, but a Taliban spokesman claimed that the group planned to execute those who are still in their custody.
There are conflicting reports on the size of the explosive device used in this attempted attack. An earlier report claimed that it was a 7.5kg device, while a more recent report claims that the device weighed in at 25kg.
There are conflicting reports on whether or not another police officer was injured in the attack.
There are conflicting reports regarding if Abdul Mutaleb Baik was the primary target or simply another victim.
There are conflicting reports regarding the cause of the incident. A few sources report that the two British soldiers were killed in an armed Taliban attack, while others speculate that the incident was the result of accidental friendly fire between North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) forces and Afghan police officers.
There are conflicting reports regarding the total number of fatalities and injuries in this attack.
There are conflicting reports regarding the total number of injuries in this attack.
There are conflicting reports regarding where the attack took place.
There are conflicting reports regarding whether the targets were military or police personnel.
There are conflicting reports which state that Tan was released from Abu Sayyaf.  However, the most recent report indicated that she escaped.  Businessworld wrote that earlier reports stated Ms. Tan was kidnapped because of money her son owed to drug dealers in the province.
There are conflicting sources on how many were wounded in the attack.  The discrepancy is between twelve or fifteen wounded.
There are differing reports on the number of kidnapped individuals. Swiss national Florent Arnold and Colombian citizen Ramiro Pito are the only two victims that were named. Some sources refer to Arnold and Pito as the only hostages while others claim up to three more hostages. The general consensus seems to be a total of four hostages: Arnold and three other Colombians, including Pito.
There are discrepancies in number of police and civilians wounded.
There are discrepancies in the various sources as to the specific amount of people injured in the attack, these figures (180, 185) have been averaged to preserve statistical accuracy.  Additionally, sources differed with regards to suicide bombers.
There are four different incidents cited in report.
There are no reports of further injuries to the captives, other than the one reported fatality.  It is unclear what happened to the remaining 12 captives that did not successfully escape.
There are no reports of troop injuries from the explosion but this is not confirmed by sources.
There are no reports on the number of people wounded.  The number of killed ranges from 3-5, however more recent sources state that 5 soldiers were killed.
There are reasons to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because some sources stated that the Ukrainian army launched the mortars.
There are two shootings mentioned in the sources; both related to men killed within a 24 hour period in Trincomalee district.  This incident refers to the shooting that happened on October 23, not the one on October 22.
There are very limited details on this incident.  In addtion, it is unclear whether the explosion is a separate incident from the disarming of the devices.
There does not seem to be any hard evidence to showcase that this was the FARC's doing, but the group has targeted electrical outlets in the past.
There doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because a police official speculated that the attack may have been related to an extortion demand.
There had been a series of similar bombing incidents in the Gaza area around the same time.
There had been a spate of attacks on Imams in Mosul over the previous week.
There have been frequent such attacks, mainly on girls' schools, in Afghanistan in the past two years that are blamed on the Taliban which banned girls from going to school after it took power in 1996.
There have been many attacks on Afghanistan's school system since the Taliban were ousted from the government in 2001.  The source states that this was the first incident of its kind in the area.
There have been multiple reports discussing the release of hostages.  No reports discussed the release of these hostages specifically.
There have been other incidents of church bombings in this and adjoining regions in India in the preceding two months that may be connected. The group called Deendar Anjuman is suspected by some, but it denied involvement.
There is a casualty discrepancy (45 to 50 killed).
There is a descrepancy between sources about the date of which the incident occurred. (2/08/2009 or 2/09/2009)
There is a descrepancy between the sources about the exact date of the incident. It occurred either on Wednesday night, 07/01/2009, or on Thursday, 07/02/2009.
There is a difference in the spelling of the city of Garoowe.
There is a discrepancy among the sources in the spelling of the city of Sewri.
There is a discrepancy as to what time the attack occurred.
There is a discrepancy between house numbers, house No.24 or house No. 25, and the time of the explosion, 0200 or 0900.
There is a discrepancy between sources about the amount of casualties resulting from this incident.
There is a discrepancy between sources about the number of bombs detonated, one states that one bomb detonated, while the other was dismantled and the other two sources state that both bombs were detonated. There is a discrepancy between sources about the number of casualties, so the majority figures have been recorded. This is one of two linked incidents with the total number of casualties between the incidents combined into one report, so the total number of casualties have been recorded for event ID 1143108.
There is a discrepancy between sources about the targets, one states that a paramilitary patrol was targeted and the other states that a security detail was targeted.
There is a discrepancy between sources as to whether the candidate was targeted in the attack.
There is a discrepancy between the sources on which type of bomb was used, an improvised explosive device or suicide improvised explosive device. Regular improvised explosive device was used because it was in the higher source validity.
There is a discrepancy between the spelling of the city of Panjwai and when the attack took place.
There is a discrepancy between the time the improvised explosive device was set off.
There is a discrepancy between the two sources as to what was written in graffiti.  One reports it as "Avi, hero of Ariel" while the other merely reports it as "Hero of Ariel."
There is a discrepancy between the type of victims, one source indicates that police officers were targeted and the other indicates that it was military personnel on leave that were targeted.
There is a discrepancy in the date of attack. The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from one to 11, and the injuries for this attack from six to 20, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
There is a discrepancy in the exact date of the attack.
There is a discrepancy in the length of the hostage taking from 30 minutes up to two hours. The summary of this incident was partially based on an article originally written in Spanish.
There is a discrepancy in the spelling of the victim's identities. The available sources listed the victims's identities as Mau Ponce, a certain Jobert, Alfred Layam, Wagi Toledo, Tomas De Leon, Albert Manulis, and Adraky Kaseris and also as Mau Ponce, Robert Ponce, Wagner Toledo, Tomas de Leon, Albert Manolis, Aldrake Kasiri and Alfred Layam.
There is a discrepancy of the target between the sources. The second source reports that the target was a police patrol, near the Department of Youth and Sports.
There is a good deal of contention over the association of the perpetrator in this case. Officials say it was Muslim Insurgents trying to frame local officials. Local civilians say it was local officials striking out against Muslims.
There is a large discrepancy between the number of injured between the two articles (six compared to eighteen).
There is a possibility that this was carried out by either pro-government paramilitary members or stat-actors, however this is not confirmed.
There is a significant discrepancy among reports covering the incident regarding the number of victims. Reports on the incident list victim fatalities ranging from 11 to 22. Local authorities suspected that Sunni militants were behind the killings. The victims may have been abducted prior to their execution.
There is a source claiming that one of the perpetrators of the attack, Jeff Desmond, was actually working for the Federal Bureau of Investigation (See: Dave Dellinger, "More Power Than We Know: The People's Movement Toward Democracy").
There is also doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because there was speculation that state-backed government forces launched the attack.
There is also reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because authorities suspected that the attack may have been related to a personal enmity.
There is also reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because both the Donetsk People's Republic and the Ukraine military accused the other of instigating the attack.
There is also reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because both the Donetsk People's Republic and the Ukraine military accused the other of instigating the attack. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201501010025, 201501010026, 201501010027, 201501010028, 201501010030, 201501010031, 201501010032, 201501010033, 201501010034, 201501010035, 201501010036, and 201501010037.
There is also reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because both the Luhansk People's Republic and the Ukraine military accused the other of instigating the attack.
There is also reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because both the Luhansk People's Republic and the Ukraine military accused the other of instigating the attack. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201501010025, 201501010026, 201501010027, 201501010028, 201501010030, 201501010031, 201501010032, 201501010033, 201501010034, 201501010035, 201501010036, and 201501010037.
There is also reason to doubt that this is terrorism due to lack of intentionality. Some sources posited that mechanical error caused the helicopter to crash.
There is also reason to think this may have been purely a criminal act. One source says that the assailant was someone whom the soldier had previously arrested on criminal charges.
There is conflicting casualty information across sources.
There is conflicting casualty information.
There is conflicting casualty information. The lowest number is used here.
There is conflicting information about injury numbers. In addition, one source says that these civilians were pilgrims while another states they were only civilians.
There is conflicting information about whether or not a there was a hostage taken. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reported number, 0, is used.
There is conflicting information on the number of assailants.
There is conflicting information on the number of casualties in this incident.
There is conflicting information on the number of killed and wounded.
There is conflicting information on weapon type.
There is conflicting information on whether the victim was driving or in his home when he was killed. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here.
There is conflicting information regarding if a local civilian was also injured.
There is conflicting information regarding the total number of fatalities and injuries in this attack.
There is conflicting statements concerning the success of the abduction.  Two sources state that the victim was successfully abducted, while a third source states that is was a failed attempt.
There is disparity in the number of casualties reported. While Al-Shabaab claims eleven soldiers were killed, authorities claim four soldiers were killed.
There is dispute over who was responsible for the shelling.  The Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) claim that the Sri Lankan Army (SLA) fired the shells.  The SLA states that the LTTE fired the shells.  Given that each media source included demonstrates some bias, it is difficult to determine the source of the shelling.
There is doubt about Charles Bishop's mental state.  There are claims that his actions were due to psychosis induced by the drug Accutane.
There is doubt that the incident meets terrorism-related criteria. One source reported that the blast was the result of the victims stepping on an explosive device, while another reported that the explosion occurred when the victims were attempting to make an explosive device.
There is doubt that the incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The purpose of the attack was to set two prisoners free; however, due to the nature of the attack and its casualty numbers, it is included. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terorrism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of conflict between rival groups.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism criteria, given that the assailants may have targeted Baig as part of an attempted robbery.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism related criteria. Officials suspected that the fire may have been set by employees of the bank in order to discredit the Ukrainian government.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism related criteria. Sources suspected that the abduction could have been carried out by people who were angry about their treatment at the hospital; however, sources also suggested the attack may have been politically motivated.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism related criteria. The attack may have been the result of internal conflict within a group.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism related-criteria. Officials suspect that the attack could have been carried out by a drug-dealing gang.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because some sources report the murder may have been related to a personal enmity and not a terrorist act.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because the victim was kidnapped for ransom by an unknown group.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that a Pakistani official expressed doubt that this attack was the result of sectarian conflict.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that a police official speculated that the attack may have been accidental.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that a Shah Abdul Latif University spokesperson denied that there was an explosive device on top of the bus and described it as a hoax.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that a source accused Egyptian security forces of abducting the three individuals.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that a source attributed the attack to government forces.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that a source attributed the attack to government forces. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that a source speculated that the politician was not the intended target of the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that an anonymous letter claiming responsibility for the incident expressed several grievances with the local police.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that authorities suspected that the incident may have been an incident of vandalism unrelated to hate crime.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that government forces might have been behind the airport's bombing.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that government forces might have been responsible for the attack. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that it is unclear if the explosion was caused by a bomb or was the result of an accident.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that it is unclear whether government forces or militants fired the shells.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that it is unclear whether militants or government forces fired the mortar.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that it is unclear whether state actors or militants fired the rocket.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that it is unclear whether state forces or another group fired the shell.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that it is unclear whether state or other actors fired the mortar.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that it is unclear whether the assailant was motivated by Islamophobic feelings or by a parking dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that it is unclear whether the explosive device detonated while being planted or being built.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that it may have been a reaction to the Czech government's anti-drug activities or to the government's involvement in Iraq.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that it may have been the result of a land dispute between the assailants and the targeted village.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that Mozgovoy might have been targeted by the Luhansk People's Republic (LPR) because of his criticisms of the group's leadership. Additionally, sources accused either Russian or Ukrainian forces of orchestrating the attack. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that only one police officer was targeted in this attack, suggesting a personal dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that police suspected that the assailants were simply criminals, rather than members of a terrorist organization.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that Riyadh al-Adhdah may have been arrested by security forces.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that security forces may have been seeking out the assailants.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that some authorities claimed that the assailant had "psychological problems."
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources expressed doubt that the fire was the result of an attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources indicated that the victim presented programs on criminal activities, including drugs and gambling.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources posited that the attack was related to an extortion demand.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources posited that the attack was the result of conflict between rival groups.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources speculated that Russian soldiers may have carried out the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources speculated that the attack may have been a criminal act.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources speculated that the attack may have been carried in order to steal firearms.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources speculated that the attack may have been carried out by a disgruntled citizen as social revenge.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources speculated that the attack may have been carried out by smugglers.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources speculated that the attack may have been carried out by the state.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources speculated that the attack may have been carried out by the Syrian government.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources speculated that the attack may have been carried out due to a personal dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources speculated that the attack may have been carried out due to a personal rivalry.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources speculated that the attack may have been carried out due to Anonuevo's operations against the illegal drug trade.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources speculated that the attack may have been carried out for a ransom.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources speculated that the attack may have been carried out in order to steal the victims' luggage.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources speculated that the attack may have been cult-related.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources speculated that the attack may have been related a political or business rivalry.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources speculated that the attack may have been related to a land dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources speculated that the attack may have been related to a personal dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources speculated that the attack may have been related to an extortion demand.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources speculated that the attack may have been related to recent fighting between a religious party and an ethno-political party.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources speculated that the attack may have been the result of a gang rivalry that was unrelated to the victim.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources speculated that the attack may have been the result of a personal conflict.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources speculated that the attack may have been the result of an extortion demand.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources speculated that the attack may have been the result of divisions within the Naga People's Front (NPF).
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources speculated that the attack may have been the result of personal enmity.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources speculated that the blast may have been accidental due to a lack of pressure in the gas pipeline.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources speculated that the device may have been discarded improperly.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources speculated that the explosive device may have been abandoned by a criminal group in the area.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources speculated that the explosive device may have been planted by a local criminal gang.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources speculated that the incident may have been carried out by the Ukrainian military.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources speculated that the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) may have carried out the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources speculated that the the attack was carried out as a result of a land dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources speculated that the victim may have been abducted for a ransom.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources speculated that the victim may have been targeted due to a personal conflict.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources suspected that Bhim Munda may have been abducted in exchange for a ransom demand.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources suspected that the abduction may have been carried out by the state.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources suspected that the aircraft may have crashed due to technical issues.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources suspected that the assailant may have had psychological issues.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources suspected that the attack may have been carried out by the Libyan government.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources suspected that the attack may have been carried out by the Ukrainian military.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources suspected that the attack may have been related to a robbery.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources suspected that the attack may have been the result of an accident.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources suspected that the attack may have been the result of fighting between the National Movement for the Liberation of Azawad (MNLA) and the Self-Defense Group of Imghad Tuaregs and Allies (GATIA). Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources suspected that the attack may have been the result of political rivalry.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources suspected that the attack may not have been politically motivated.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources suspected that the blast may have been the result of an electrical failure.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources suspected that the incident may have been carried out by the Ukrainian military.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that the assailant may have been given the grenade in the courthouse at some point surrounding his trial. Casualty figures for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that the assailant may have suffered from a mental illness.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that the assailants may have been attempting to rob a bank.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that the assailants may have intended solely to rob the victim.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that the attack may have been a response to police activity.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that the attack may have been carried out by the state.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that the attack may have been perpetrated by
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that the attack may have been perpetrated to intimidate an anti-crime politician's family.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that the attack may have been prompted by a personal dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that the attack may have been prompted by a personal grudge.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that the attack may have been prompted by an extortion attempt.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that the attack may have been prompted by the victim's anti-crime reporting.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that the attack may have been related to an extortion attempt.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that the attack may have been the result of a personal conflict.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that the attack may have been the result of a personal dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that the attack may have been the result of a personal dispute. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that the attack may have been the result of a political rivalry.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that the attack might have been prompted by a familial dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that the attack was suspected of being the result of an extortion attempt.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that the attackers may have intended solely to rob the victims.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that the county commander believed that the assailants were poachers.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that the explosion may not have been the result of an explosive device.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that the explosive device may have been planted during a prior conflict.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that the explosive device was reportedly set off by a discarded cigarette.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that the incident may be the result of infighting between Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) and opposition fighters.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that the incident may have been carried out by the Syrian government.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that the incident may have been the result of infighting between Al-Nusrah Front and Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL).
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that the incident may have been the result of infighting between the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) and Liwa al-Tawhid.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that the landmine may have been left behind unintentionally by retreating attackers.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that the mortars may have been launched by government forces.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that the pipeline explosion might have been the result of an accident.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that the rockets may have been launched by government forces.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that the victim may have been killed by a disgruntled client.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that the victim may have been targeted due to a personal dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that the victim may have been targeted for personal reasons.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that there is suspicion that Pakistani troops took part in the attack. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that this attack may have been the result of fighting between armed groups.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that this attack may have been the result of infighting among Libyan militias.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that this attack may have been the result of infighting between armed groups.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that this attack may have been the result of infighting between Huthis and Al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP).
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that this attack may have been the result of infighting between Libyan militias.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that this incident may have been a criminal act.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria; reports state that the assailants were intoxicated.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A government official stated that the attempted attack was related to an extortion demand by a criminal gang.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A human rights group accused the military of deliberately firing on a civilian residence because of the homeowner's protests against government land-buying policy.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) leader accused government forces of carrying out the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A military official stated that the fighting occurred during a military offensive against an Al-Shabaab base. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A police inspector believed that the bombing might have been the result of an old rivalry.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A police source stated that the shooting was accidental.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A police source suspected that the blast was caused by a gas leak rather than a deliberate attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A school official denied the involvement of the New People's Army (NPA) and stated that the fire was caused by an electrical short circuit.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source characterized the assailants as "alleged hired assassins."
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source claimed that the assailant was unarmed.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source indicated that the attack may or may not have been an intentional arson.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source indicated that the explosive device may have been part of a weapons cache.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source indicated that the officer had received death threats from a former New People's Army (NPA) member as well as threats following recent police anti-drug operations.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source noted that one of the assailants was the victim's neighbor, with whom the victim had a dispute the prior day.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source noted that security forces often plant landmines in the area where the device detonated.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source noted that the cause of the blast may not have been an explosive device.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source noted that the fire may have been started accidentally.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source noted that the sole objective of the attack may have been robbery.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source noted that the victim had received threats related to police reports he filed for theft, illegal dumping, and land misuse.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source stated that the attack may have been motivated by "corporate interests." Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source stated that the attack may have been motivated by a personal grudge.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source stated that the attack was carried out during an altercation. The victims included United States Air Force Captain Matthew D. Roland and Staff Sergeant Forrest B. Sibley.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source stated that the bombs may have been planted by bandits.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source stated that the grenade blast was accidental; however, another source characterized the incident as an attack. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source stated that the incident may have been related to a personal dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that a personal grudge may have been the reason for the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that rather than staging an assault, the militants may have defected and been on their way to surrender to security forces when they were attacked by the boars.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that soldiers may have initiated the altercation.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the aircraft may have crashed due to technical failure.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the army may have initiated the attack and that the casualties may have been civilians.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the assailants may have been part of a criminal organization.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the assailants may have been transporting the explosives-laden vehicles rather than carrying out an imminent attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the assailants may have been transporting the explosives.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the assailants may have stored the explosives at the school rather than planted them there for an attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the attack could have been the result of a personal dispute, internal party fighting, or a rivalry between two parties.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the attack may have been a drug-related crime.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the attack may have been a robbery or linked to a personal dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the attack may have been a robbery.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the attack may have been an attempt to extort businesses in the area.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the attack may have been carried out by a criminal gang.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the attack may have been carried out by a disgruntled former employee.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the attack may have been carried out by pipeline workers in order to create more paid work for themselves.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the attack may have been carried out by police forces.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the attack may have been carried out by someone with a personal grudge against the councilor.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the attack may have been carried out by the military.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the attack may have been carried out either by Maoists or local criminals.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the attack may have been related to crimes committed by the victim's sons or a possible land dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the attack may have been the result of a dispute with one of the residents of the house.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the attack may have been the result of a land dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the attack may have been the result of a personal disagreement or a cultural misunderstanding.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the attack may have been the result of a personal dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the attack may have been the result of election violence between rival political groups.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the attack may have been the result of personal enmity.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the blast may have been caused by a gas cylinder that exploded inadvertently.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the device may not have been viable.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the explosive device may have been in storage rather than planted for an attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the explosive device may have been left over from a past conflict.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the explosive device may have been previously discarded rather than planted for an attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the explosive materials had detonated as the assailants were building the device.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the Interior Minister of Kyrgyzstan may have carried out the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the kidnapping may have been either politically motivated or purely for ransom.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the military may have been conducting an offensive operation when the clash broke out.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the military may have carried out the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the students' symptoms may have been caused by extreme heat rather than poison.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the victim may have been targeted because he fired or refused to hire corrupt officials.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the victim may have been targeted because of his involvement in a criminal investigation.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the victims may have been shot by Algerian security forces.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source within the Sudanese military suspected that the attack was criminal in nature.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A spokesperson for the All Progressives Congress (APC) suspected that the attack was the result of a political rivalry.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A witness stated that the assailants identified themselves as government officials at the time of the abduction.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Activist sources suspected that the victim was targeted by government forces to prevent cooperation between the two sides.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Activists claimed that the attack was carried out by a pro-government sniper.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Afghan officials stated that the helicopter was not attacked and had experience technical problems.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Although the Haftar militia is targeting a rival militant organization, the inaccuracy of airstrikes and the high probability that the ammunition will hit civilians or other locales is high. Therefore, terrorism cannot be ruled out given that the attack struck a civilian facility.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Although the Haftar militia is targeting a rival militant organization, the inaccuracy of airstrikes and the high probability that the ammunition will hit civilians or other locales is high. Therefore, terrorism cannot be ruled out given that the outcome of the attack is unknown.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Although the United Liberation Front of Assam (ULFA) claimed responsibility, officials instead claimed that the fire was caused by technical difficulties and not the result of an intentional attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. An interior ministry official stated that the blast was caused by a fuel leak.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. An official characterized the incident as a "skirmish."
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. An official noted that the assailant had suffered from mental illness, but it is unknown if this had contributed to the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Armenian separatists claim the attack was initiated by Azeri government forces.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Arowosoge suspected that the attack was carried out by the People's Democratic Party (PDP) and therefore may have been due to political rivalry. Authorities also suspected that the incident may have been a robbery carried out be a criminal group.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities accused members of the Russian government of coordinating the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities are unsure whether the blast was caused by an explosive device.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities blamed armed robbers who wanted the slain officer's motorcycle; however, the motorcycle was not taken and citizens claim the attack mimicked the style used by Boko Haram.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities blamed the incident on drug smugglers.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities claimed that the blast was not the result of an explosive device.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities claimed that the explosion was the result of a fault in the electrical wiring for one of the refrigerators located in the office of the vice chancellor at the university.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities disputed the claim of the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND) and stated that the explosion was the result of an accident.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities expressed doubt that separatists were involved and suspected that the incident was a kidnapping for ransom.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities have charged the assailant with a hate crime, but the specific motive remains unknown. Urbanski's attorney also claimed that the assailant may have been under the influence of drugs and alcohol at the time of the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities have not ruled out the possibility that the plane crash was accidental or due to technical failure. The victims included French citizens.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities noted that the assailant had a history of mental illness.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities originally believed the fire was accidental but questioned this conclusion when the same center was set on fire on July 27, 2016.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities posited that a mental illness may have caused the assailant to carry out the attack. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities reclassified the criminal case as hooliganism.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities speculated that the attack may be related to a refusal to pay an extortion demand.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities speculated that the blast may have been caused by an electrical fault.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities stated that it was unclear if the attack was election-related or connected to a personal grudge.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities stated that the attack may have been the result of a personal conflict.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities stated that the attack was carried out by armed robbers.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities stated that the attack was the result of a personal feud.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities stated that the sarpanach was not fired on but instead the attack was fabricated.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suggested that the soldier was injured during training exercises.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspect that the assailants may have been attempting to commit robbery.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspect that the attack may have been related to a property dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspect that the attack may have been related to extortion demands.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspect that the attack may have been related to personal enmity.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that a rival gang may have been involved in the attack. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the abduction was carried out by a criminal gang but did not rule out the involvement of militants.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the anti-Posco activists were building the explosive devices when they accidentally detonated while the activists claimed that pro-Posco activists targeted them with the devices.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the arson may have been carried out by rivals within the transportation union.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the assailant may have carried out the attack in order to commit suicide by cop.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the assailant suffered from an unspecified mental illness and was under the influence of psychotropic drugs at the time of the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack could have been the result of a personal dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack may be related to personal conflict or local politics.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack may have been a reprisal for recent raids and encounters carried out by the victim.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack may have been carried out by a local extortion mafia.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack may have been carried out by a rival contractor.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack may have been carried out by drug smuggling gangs in the area.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack may have been carried out by extortionists.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack may have been driven by personal grievance or a mental issue.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack may have been due to a dispute between the church and its neighbors.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack may have been due to a personal conflict.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack may have been due to personal enmity.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack may have been part of a clan war.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack may have been related to a business or gang rivalry.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack may have been related to a feud between two families.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack may have been related to a land dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack may have been related to a personal conflict.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack may have been related to a personal dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack may have been related to a personal enmity.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack may have been related to a quarrel that occurred outside the bar between civilians and a police officer an hour before the blasts.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack may have been related to extortion demands.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack may have been related to the owner's business deals.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack may have been the result of a domestic dispute or it could have been related to the victim's business activities.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack may have been the result of a gas leak.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack may have been the result of a gas leakage rather than a grenade attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack may have been the result of a personal conflict.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack may have been the result of a personal dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack may have been the result of a personal emnity.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack may have been the result of a personal enmity.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack may have been the result of a personal grudge.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack may have been the result of a political rivalry.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack may have been the result of a property dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack may have been the result of an internal conflict.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack may have been the result of personal enmity.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack may have been work related or the result of a love triangle.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack may have carried out by an extortion group.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack may not have been politically motivated.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack might have been related to a personal grudge or it may have been politically motivated.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack was not carried out by dissident groups.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack was related to an extortion demand, but did not rule out the possibility of militant involvement.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the beheading may have been the result of a domestic dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the blast may have been the result of a clan war.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the blast may have been the result of a gas leak.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the fire may have been accidentally started by a lit cigarette.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the kidnapping may have been the result of a land dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the perpetrators carried out the attack in retaliation for Krishnappa's connection to the killing of Hadiyaala Devi, a political rival.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the shooting was due to brawl between Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) workers.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the victim may have been targeted due to personal enmity or because of his work as a government employee.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected the attack may have been the result of a personal conflict.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities were investigating an unfulfilled monetary demand as a potential motive for the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities were investigating the incident as an attempted murder.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities were investigating whether the attack was politically motivated or if it was related to a personal grudge.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities were investigating whether the attack was the result of a family feud or whether it was politically motivated.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities were investigating whether the New People's Army (NPA) carried out the attack, or if it was a case of extortion.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities were unable to determine if the explosive device contained a detonator, and therefore the device may not have been viable.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities were uncertain if the assailants were militants or members of a criminal gang.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities were unsure whether the attack was carried out by dissident republicans.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities were unsure whether the blast was caused by a fire in the vehicle or if it had been triggered by an explosive device.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Bangladeshi officials suspected that the hostages were detained by law enforcement.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. BJP officials suspected that the attack was related to local political rivalry.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Chief Ezebunwo Nyesom Wike, the PDP candidate for governor, suspected that the attack was carried out by the All Progressives Congress (APC) and therefore may have been due to political rivalry.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Dr. Dakuku Peterside, the APC candidate for governor, suspected that the attack was carried out by the People's Democratic Party (PDP) and therefore may have been due to political rivalry.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Due to the nature of the conflict, sources are unclear about whether the fighting had been initiated by state forces.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Elutilo may have been targeted for his role as a witness in a case regarding a land dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Eyewitness noted that the assailant looked like he was drunk, on drugs, and had been recently passed out in a doorway.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Family members stated that Magaqa was targeted because he was planning to expose corruption within the African National Congress (ANC).
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Former general Khalifa Haftar initiated the attack on a rival militant organization as part of Operation Dignity, a campaign in which Haftar aims to eliminate Muslim fundamentalist organizations.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Given that the victims were alleged members of the Peoples Liberation Front of India (PLFI), a group that broke away from the Maoists, this attack may have been the result of infighting between rival groups.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Given the context in Dagestan, the police checkpoint may have been targeted by criminal gangs.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Given the context in Dagestan, the police officers may have been targeted by criminal gangs.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Given the context in Dagestan, the police patrol may have been targeted by criminal gangs.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Given the context in Dagestan, the police unit may have been targeted by criminal gangs.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Given the context in Dagestan, the police vehicle may have been targeted by criminal gangs.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Given the context in Dagestan, the victim, a single police officer, may have been targeted by criminal gangs.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Given the context of Dagestan, it is possible that the attack was carried out by an organized crime group.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Given the context of Dagestan, there is reason to believe that the incident may have been the result of organized criminal activity.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Given the context of Kyrgyzstan, it is possible that the attack was carried out by an organized crime group.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Given the context of the drug trade in Mexico, it is unclear whether the attack was carried out by a criminal gang.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Given the political and criminal context in Pakistan, the attack on the shop may have been the result of local crime. However, given the high number of casualties, a political motive cannot be dismissed.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Gorkha Janmukti Morcha (GJM) officials claimed that the attack was carried out by police personnel, which denied involvement. Sources also suspected that dissatisfied GJM members may have carried out the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Governor Rotimi Amaechi suspected that the attack was carried out by the People's Democratic Party (PDP) and therefore may have been due to political rivalry.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Habarugira's wife accused police personnel of carrying out the abduction, though police officials denied involvement in the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Indian officials suspected that Pakistani forces may have provided tactical support during the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. International authorities were unsure whether the explosion was the result of a device or a mechanical issue.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Investigators suspected that the attack may have been work related.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Investigators suspected that the attack may not have been politically motivated.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is not unclear whether the mortar was fired by a perpetrator group or by government forces.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear if the assailants were acting in an official capacity.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear if the attack was related to the attack on a district council candidate on the same date.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear if the explosive device was intended to be used to carry out an attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear if the official was targeted because of opposition associations.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear if the vehicle was simply transporting the suicide vests or if there was an immanent attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear whether al-Kilani was targeted because of his current role as the commander of the Western Libya Shield or due to his prior role as a member of the General National Congress (GNC). Additionally, there is no information regarding the affiliations for the other three individuals killed in the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear whether assailants attacked the prison or whether the prisoners were released amid clashes between AQAP members and Huthis.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear whether the aircraft was shot down or there was some other type of malfunction.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear whether the assailants were members of the military or were disguised as soldiers.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear whether the assailants were militants or South Sudanese army members.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear whether the attack was a car bombing perpatrated by Al-Nusrah Front or an airstrike carried out by government forces.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear whether the attack was carried out by a criminal gang.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear whether the attack was carried out by assailants working for the government of Yemen.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear whether the blast was related to the tracking of the illegal immigrants.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear whether the building was specifically or randomly targeted.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear whether the businessperson was kidnapped for purely financial motives.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear whether the civilians were abducted or whether they were family members that left voluntarily with the assailants.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear whether the explosive device detonated while being planted or assembled by assailants. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear whether the explosive device was planted by a perpetrator group.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear whether the mortar was fired by government forces or a sub-state actor since there were battles
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear whether the officers were targeted or if the poisoning was accidental.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear whether the police officer carried out the attack in collaboration with a perpetrator group or whether there was a personal motive.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear whether the projectile was fired by government forces or militants.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear whether the rocket attack was carried out by a perpetrator group of by government forces.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear whether the rockets were seized from a warehouse or after they were out-the-door.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear whether the shop owner was kidnapped for purely financial motives.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear whether the Taliban or the military initiated the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear whether the tourist was kidnapped for purely financial motives.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear whether the tourists were kidnapped for purely financial motives.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear whether the victim was abducted by the BIFM or by a kidnapping gang.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear whether the victim was kidnapped for purely financial motives.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear whether the victim was killed for being a police informer.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear whether the victims were kidnapped for purely financial motives.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear whether there was a larger political goal since the attack was carried out by the Knights Templar (Caballeros Templarios), a drug cartel.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear who has sovereign authority in Yemen and the legitimacy of the Huthis as a governing body is contested.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear who has sovereign authority in Yemen and the legitimacy of the Huthis as a governing body is contested. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201505230015 and 201505230072.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear who has sovereign authority in Yemen and the legitimacy of the Huthis as a governing body is contested. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear who has sovereign authority in Yemen and the legitimacy of the Huthis as a governing body is contested. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents (201505050070, 201505050071, 201505050072).
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear who has sovereign authority in Yemen and the legitimacy of the Huthis as a governing body is contested. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear who has sovereign authority in Yemen and the legitimacy of the Huthis as a governing body is contested. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201505110013 and 201505120055.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear who has sovereign authority in Yemen and the legitimacy of the Huthis as a governing body is contested. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent the division of the cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201505110013 and 201505120055.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear who has sovereign authority in Yemen, and the legitimacy of the Huthis as a governing body is contested.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear who has sovereign authority in Yemen, and the legitimacy of the Huthis as a governing body is contested. The victims included Panayappilli Farouq, Mohd Sadiq and Sunny Thomas. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear who has sovereign authority in Yemen, and the legitimacy of the Huthis as a governing body is contested. The victims included Vishnu, Munir Ahmed, Saghir Ahmed and Waleed Ahmed. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear who planted the device and what the motives were behind the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unknown if the explosives being carried were intended to be planted and detonated later or if the occupants of the vehicle were only transporting explosive materials. Therefore, the intentionality criterion may not be met.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It was not clear if the explosion was caused by a bomb or a malfunction in the car's gas cylinder.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It was unclear whether the attack was terrorism or an act of criminal mischief.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It was unclear whether the casualties were all civilians or all Free Syrian Army members.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Libya Dawn issued a statement blaming the Saudi Arabian government in the attack on the mosque.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Local authorities suspected that the attack may have been the result of a personal conflict.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Local residents claimed that the attack was a "fake encounter" and the police officers attacked the alleged assailants.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Local residents claimed that the victim was killed by government forces.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Local residents suspected that grenade may have exploded accidentally.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Local residents, as well as the injured rider, stated that the motorcycle riders were fired on by the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) and that all of the victims were civlians.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Local sources suspected that another faction of the Awami League carried out the attack because they were upset that the local branch had been created.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Local sources suspected that the attack may have been carried out by security forces or a government-backed paramilitary organization.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Lukyanenko stated that he wanted to draw attention to his mistreatment by the organizers of "psychological training sessions" that he had attended. Additionally, Lukyanenko had been monitored previously for mental health issues. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Maarouf Hamieh stated that Hussein Mohammed al-Hujeiri was targeted in revenge for the involvement of al-Hujeiri's uncle in the death of Hamieh's son.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Militants denied involvement in the missile attack and instead blamed Ukrainian government forces for the blast.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Military officials accused Pakistani troops of carrying out the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Military officials claimed that an army vehicle exploded after catching fire. The officials also stated that the terrain in the area is difficult to traverse and it was unlikely that an explosives-laden vehicle would be able to reach the area.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Military officials claimed that the blast was the result of an accident.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Military officials stated that the helicopter crashed when it accidentally struck a high-voltage electricty line.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Military officials stated that the helicopter was shot down inadvertently by friendly fire.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Mirina accused his political rivals of carrying out the kidnapping to deter him from running for office.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Mohammed Abubakar, an APC gubernatorial candidate, suspected that the attack was carried out by the People's Democratic Party (PDP) and therefore may have been due to political rivalry.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Officials claimed that the aircraft crashed due to inclement weather and heavy fog while Al-Nusrah Front claimed that they attacked the plane in the air.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Officials questioned whether the assailants intended to carry out an attack, noting that it was unclear whether the vehicle actually contained explosives. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Officials speculated that the planting of the explosive device may have been related to a previous extortion demand.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Officials stated that the fire was the result of a technical fault and was not caused by a rocket.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Officials suspect that the attack could have been the result of a business rivalry.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Officials suspect that the attack may have been committed by Syrian forces.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Officials suspected that the attack may have been carried out by drug figures.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Officials suspected that the attack may have been carried out by Pakistan Armed Forces members.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Officials suspected that the attack may have been the result of a personal grudge.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Officials suspected that the attack may have been the result of personal enmity. Additionally, residents stated that the incident was carried out by a local police commander.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Officials suspected that the attack was carried out because the owner of the shop refused to pay extortion demands.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Officials suspected that the attack was carried out with direct participation by Russian Special Services, including aspects of planning and organization.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Officials suspected that the attack was meant to destroy evidence and may have been related to organized crime.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Officials suspected that the explosive device may have been planted by Indian forces.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Officials suspected that the victim may have been shot after resisting an armed robbery.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Officials suspected that the victim was targeted by government forces to intimidate him specifically and citizens more generally against joining the campaign against lifting the presidential age limit.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Officials were unsure whether the officer was the target of the attack or whether he was killed accidentally as the result of stray bullets.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. One of the suspects stated that the confrontation occurred as a result of a hit and run by the soldier, although police doubted the veracity of this claim.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Opposition activists claimed that the Syrian government carried out the attack to damage the reputation of the opposition.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Palestinian witnesses posited that the assailant had not attacked the checkpoint but rather the soldiers had opened fire on him unprovoked.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police arrested the victim's wife in connection with the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police believed that the attack may have been the result of a falling out between mine owners.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police officials claim that the explosive device detonated inadvertently due to recent hot weather.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police officials claimed that the attack was a robbery and was not carried out by the New People's Army.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police officials claimed that the blast may have been accidental.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police officials claimed that the explosion sound was actually a car that was backfiring.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police officials denied that a grenade attack had taken place but were continuing to investigate the source of the blast.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police officials deny the event took place and the motive behind the shooting of students is unknown. If the incident did occur, then it may have been a purely criminal act.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police officials speculated that the attack may have been carried out by a group of former warehouse employees who were fired a few months earlier due to charges of corruption.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police officials speculated that the bombing may have been carried out by extortionists.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police officials stated that Samajhdar may have been abducted by a criminal gang.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police officials stated that the attack was likely motivated by a personal vendetta. The victims included Dayana Garcia.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police officials stated that the attack was related to a personal feud among local gangs.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police officials stated the cause of the explosion is unclear although sources suspected that an explosive device was used.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police officials suggested that the attack may not have been motivated by racial or religious hatred.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police officials suspected that the attack may have been the result of a personal conflict.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police officials suspected that the attack may have been the result of personal enmity.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police officials suspected that the attack may have the result of political rivalry.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police officials suspected that the graffiti may have been left by criminals who carried out the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police officials suspected that the incident was the result of gunfire from a local hunter.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police officials were investigating whether the attack was related to an illegal business dispute or to the ongoing insurgency in southern Thailand.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police officials were looking into the possibility that the incident was the result of a personal grudge or family feud.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police sources denied that Selahattin Demirtas' vehicle was attacked.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police sources suspected that the abduction may have been the result of either a personal conflict or purely a kidnapping for ransom.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police sources suspected that the attack may have been the result of a personal conflict.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police suspected that farmers, whose land had been taken for the project, may have carried out the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police suspected that the attack may have been a result of criminal activity.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police suspected that the attack may have been related to a business rivalry between two groups involved in illegal sand mining.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police suspected that the attack may have been the result of a business dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police suspected that the attack may have been the result of a land dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police suspected that the attack may have been the result of a personal dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police suspected that the attack may have been the result of either a separatist attack or a personal dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police suspected that the attack may have been the result of personal enmity.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police suspected that the attack was intentionally targeting the airliner; however, airport officials claimed that the gunshots were celebratory rather than politically motivated. Therefore, the intentionality criterion for terrorism is in dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police suspected that the bridge may have been destroyed as the result of a permit dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police suspected that the victim might have been targeted due to a previous enmity.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police were also investigating a personal motive for Yactayo's kidnapping.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police were also investigating possible Russian involvement in the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police were also investigating whether the attack was an act of vandalism.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police were investigating whether the attack was carried out by local criminals or dissident republicans.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police were investigating whether the attack was carried out in opposition to anti-drug operations or to a crackdown against illegal transport terminals.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police were investigating whether the attack was related to a personal conflict or separatist violence in southern Thailand.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police were investigating whether the attack was related to a personal conflict or to the victim's work with security forces.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police were investigating whether the attack was related to personal enmity.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police were investigating whether the attack was related to the southern insurgency or the result of personal enmity.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police were investigating whether the attack was the result of a personal dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police were unsure if the fire was the result of an accident or if it was related to the general elections.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Richardson later claimed she had sent the letters in order to frame her husband.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Security forces may have been on an offensive operation which initiated the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Several sources speculated that the Turkish Air Force actually damaged the mosque.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Shabelle Valley militia claimed that the individuals that were killed were members of Al-Shabaab, but there was no independent verification whether this was true.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Some officials denied that the attack took place.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Some sources alleged that the police officers initiated the incident.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Some sources attributed the attack to the Syrian government.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Some sources characterize the attack as an assassination attempt in which assailants opened fire on Dhlakama's convoy; however, other sources stated that the casualties were caused by a collision between two cars in the convoy, and an assassination attempt did not occur. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Some sources claimed that the assailants did not attempt to carry out an attack before they were shot and killed.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Some sources denied that the assailants were armed with grenades and stated that police initiated the incident.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Some sources speculate that the attack was not premeditated and occurred during the mediation process.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Some sources suggested that the South Sudanese government was involved; however, the government condemned the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Some sources suspected that the arson attack was a hoax.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Some sources suspected the involvement of the Pakistani intelligence agencies; however, four individuals of an unknown affiliation confessed to carrying out the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Some witnesses speculated that the explosion may have been the result of dynamite used for blasting rock in the area's quarry. Furthermore, some sources referred to the cause of the explosion as being homemade devices, whereas other sources suggested that the explosion was not the result of either a bomb or dynamite.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Source conflict over whether the attack was initiated by Al-Shabaab or the military. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Source did not indicate that this attack was politically motivated.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Source suspected that the assailants were weapons smugglers.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources are conflicted regarding whether the attack was carried out by government forces or an opposition group.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources are unsure whether the explosion at the ammunition depot was accidental.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources attributed the attack to Seleka members, who held government power at the time.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources believed local residents may have been involved in the attack due to their opposition of the construction project.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources cannot confirm that that the poisoning was intentional.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources claimed that the incident may have been related to a personal dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources conflict as to the exact cause of the fire.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources conflict as to whether the assailants were killed by an explosion of their own mortar shell or in an offensive airstrike carried out by the Afghan Air Force.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources conflict as to whether the military was conducting an offensive search operation when the patrol was attacked.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources conflict on whether the incident was an attack on security forces, or if security forces initiated the clash as they tried to break up a religious ceremony. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources conflict over whether the attack was carried out by pro-hartal activists or was an accident.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources conflicted as to whether or not the assailant was actually carrying any explosive devices.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources conflicted as to whether the target was an active member of a militant group.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources conflicted on whether militants or Pakistani soldiers carried out the attack. The victims included Shashank Kumar Singh, Manoj Kumar Kushwaha, and Prabhu Singh.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources conflicted on whether the patrol came under any fire.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources conflicted on whether the soldiers were on routine patrol operations or whether they were in the process of carrying out an arrest inside a residence.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources did not indicate that this attack was politically motivated.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources indicate that the assailant may have been intoxicated at the time of the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources indicate that the attack may have been related to extortion demands.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources indicate that the attack may have been the result of fighting between rival political groups. Other sources alleged that the incident was due to a factional feud.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources indicate that the target may have been in the middle of a land dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources indicated that Al-Abbar may have accidentally wounded himself.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources indicated that the attack may have been a hate crime.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources indicated that the attack may have been carried out by Syrian forces.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources indicated that the attack may have been connected with monetary demands.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources indicated that the attack may have been motivated by business conflicts.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources indicated that the attack may have been prompted by illegal business conflicts.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources indicated that the attack may have been retaliation for the killing of Fulani people and the stealing of Fulani cattle by Tiv tribal members some three days prior.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources indicated that the attack may have been the result of personal enmity against the school principal, Muhammad Israel.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources indicated that the attack may have stemmed from a personal conflict.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources indicated that the driver who struck the roadblock may have done so by accident.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources indicated that the explosion occurred during a chemistry experiment and may have been an accident.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources indicated that the journalist may not have been kidnapped, and may have drowned.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources indicated that the kidnappers may have been part of a criminal gang.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources indicated that the motive for the attack may have been related to politics or personal enmity.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources indicated that the victim, Bikram Rai, was targeted because he refused to pay an extortion demand.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources indicated that this attack may have been the result of personal enmity.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources note that the assailant driving the vehicle was under the influence of narcotics when he was captured, suggesting that the driver was lacking intention.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources note that violence in Dagestan is often linked to either organized crime or Muslim fundamentalists. It is unknown if this particular attack on a police officer was linked to the insurgent activity in the area or to organized crime.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted  that security forces may have initiated the attack. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201412270029 and 201412270030. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that Anabel Flroes Salazar was a crime reporter.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that in the manifesto Dorner highlighted personal frustrations, which may make this incident a purely criminal act.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that Joseph Afandy recently wrote an article critical of the government. Afandy was previously detained by security forces in February 2016.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that Nunez had received threats after reporting on a robbery.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the aircraft may have crashed because of technical failure.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the area in which the explosion occurred is a heavily secured area that employs both barbed wires and land mines to ensure the security of the power lines.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the artillery was fired from across the border, so the attack may have been carried out by Russian forces.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the assailant claimed that he carried out the attacks for personal rather than political reasons.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the assailant had previously spent time in a psychiatric hospital and had been granted permission to leave the facility for the weekend.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the assailant may have intended to rob the postal office and may also have been suffering from psychological issues.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the assailant was described as being drunk and having mental impairments.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the assailant was mentally unstable.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the assailants had stolen goods from the church prior to setting it on fire. Sources also referred to the assailants as "hoodlums."
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the attack could have been the result of stray gunfire from the Syrian side of the border.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the attack may have been motivated by people associated with the victim who felt they had not been paid justly.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the attack may have been part of an attempt to blackmail authorities.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the attack may have been related on the victim's reporting on corruption and organized crime.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the attack may have been related to an extortion demand.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the attack may have been related to the controversial nature of the radio station's content.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the attack may have been the result of a tribal rivalry.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the cause of the blast was unclear. Therefore, it is unknown whether this incident was the result of an explosive device or a malfunction.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the explosion may have been accidental.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the explosion occurred near business, a distributor of banned betel leaves, which protestors had demanded be shut down until a resolution could be reached between the involved parties.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the grenade exploded when children were playing with it.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the journalist had previously been attacked for taking pictures of a shooting victim. In addition, sources suspected that the attack may have been targeting the journalist's son, who distributed newspapers that highlighted the activities of a drug dealer.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the mortar may have been fired by security forces.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the protesters may have been armed.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the suspects that were arrested may have been under the influence of drugs at the time of the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the target was part of a drug trafficking ring.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the targeted militia had been fighting with Lashkar-e-Islam (Pakistan). It is unknown if the blast was the result of fighting between the two organizations or if the blast targeted the vehicle for the group's pro-government affiliation.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the vehicle used by the assailants was painted with an Armed Forces of Ukraine Anti-Terrorism Operation insignia. Security forces denied involvement, stating that militants were using the symbol to draw negative attention to the military.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the victim may have been arrested by security agencies rather than kidnapped by non-state actors.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the victim was engaged in a year-long feud with the group at the time of the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the victim was known for denouncing organized crime groups and corrupt politicians.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the victim was very critical of the Nigerian government so it is unclear who carried out the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the victim worked at a firecracker manufacturing company and was transporting explosives at the time of the blast so it is unclear whether the attack was intentional.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the victim's cousin may have been involved in his abduction.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that there have been several explosions of liquid petroleum gas cylinders in the city, suggesting that the blast may have been accidental.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources questioned the veracity of the claims by the Israeli Border Police that the assailants were carrying knives or wearing explosive belts.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources questioned the victim's claim that Maoists carried out the attack and suspected that this was an incident of criminal activity.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources specifically stated that a military camp was targeted in this attack; however, this incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources specifically stated that a military entity was targeted in this attack; however, this incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted. Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201511230028 and 201511230029.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources specifically stated that a military site was targeted in this attack; however, this incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources specifically stated that a military site was targeted in this attack; however, this incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted. Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and wounded across incidents (201508250048, 201508250049, 201508250050).
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources specifically stated that a military site was targeted in this attack; however, this incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources specifically stated that a military site was targeted in this attack; however, this incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources specifically stated that a military site was targeted in this attack; however, this incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents (201511290014,201511290015, 201511290016, 201511290017).
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources specifically stated that a military site was targeted in this attack; however, this incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201509140062, 201509140063, and 201509140064.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources specifically stated that a military site was targeted in this attack; however, this incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and wounded across incidents 201507220079, 201507220080, and 201507220083.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources specifically stated that a military site was targeted in this attack; however, this incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal number or a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents (201508120086, 201508120087).
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources specifically stated that a military site was targeted in this attack; however, this incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a total of killed across incidents 201507270070 and 201507270071.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources specifically stated that a military site was targeted in this attack; however, this incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201504240060, 201504240063, 201504240064,201504240065, 201504240066, 201504240067, 201504240068, 201504240069, 201504240070, 201504240071, 201504240072, and 201504240073.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources specifically stated that soldiers was targeted in this attack; however, this incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources specifically stated that soldiers were targeted in this attack; however, this incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources speculate that the explosive device might have been related to extortion targeting a Yellow Bus Line Unit bus.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources speculated that the blast may have been an accidental explosion.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources state that the assailant may have been motivated by a dispute over a visa.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources stated that Commander Gharabli may have been targeted for his efforts to combat fuel smuggling.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources stated that Ericson had a history of mental illness, and a judge ruled that Ericson was mentally incompetent to stand trial.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources stated that it was unclear if the attack was politically or criminally motivated. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources stated that it was unclear if the attack was related to a personal conflict.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources stated that it was unclear if the explosive device was planted by militants, or if it was left over from previous wars.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources stated that it was unclear if the festival was specifically targeted, or if the attack was related to criminal activity.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources stated that it was unclear if the incident was a car-ramming attack or a car accident.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources stated that it was unclear whether Hezbollah fighters or civilians were injured in the bombing.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources stated that it was unclear whether the incident was a premeditated attack or the result of a disagreement.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources stated that it was unclear who carried out the shelling.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources stated that Muhammad shot Williams after an argument with the motel's security guards.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources stated that police were also investigating whether the attack was related to drugs or a personal dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources stated that police were investigating if Carpio's involvement in a recent anti-drug campaign may have motivated this attack. Given Carpio's political standing in the community and the ongoing investigation, terrorism could not be ruled out.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources stated that security forces were investigating whether the gunfire was deliberate or accidental.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources stated that the assailant carried out the attack after an argument with the police officer.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources stated that the assailant was believed to be suffering from a mental illness and had previously been admitted to a psychiatric hospital.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources stated that the assailant was heavily inebriated. Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201512240046 and 201512240047.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources stated that the assailant was in an unstable mental state.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources stated that the assailants had previously attempted to extort the targeted contractor.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources stated that the assailants were oil thieves or attempting to steal arms and ammunition.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources stated that the assailants were under the influence of alcohol.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources stated that the assailants were wearing Afghan National Army (ANA) uniforms and it was unclear if they were militants or members of the military.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources stated that the attack may have been carried out by an extortion group.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources stated that the attack may have been in response to a previous incident in which rocks were hurled at Israeli settlers.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources stated that the attack may have been part of factional conflict within members of Libya's government.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources stated that the attack may have been related to an extortion demand. The victims included Albert Pacho.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources stated that the attack may have been related to the victim's involvement in illegal mining activities.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources stated that the attack may have been the result of a brawl. The victims included civilian Al Gerald Santos. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources stated that the attack may have been the result of personal enmity.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources stated that the attack may have occurred during a drug raid by police.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources stated that the attack was meant to limit the activity of the Gulf Cartel, a rival group of the Zetas.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources stated that the explosion may have been financially motivated.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources stated that the explosion took place in a garbage dump and may have been the result of an explosive device left over from a previous incident. In the previous incident, sources noted that security sources found and neutralized the device, but that they may have discarded the item before it was fully defused. However, other sources stated that this may have been an intentional bombing.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources stated that the fire may have been started by tear gas canisters fired by security forces.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources stated that the gunfire came from an unidentified assailant; however, police denied this, stating that a shot was fired by a security guard by mistake.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources stated that the victim was killed after a televised interview criticizing corruption within the utility services industry.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources stated the attack may have been related to a gambling dispute. The victims included Hakan Ozturk and Erol Ozdemir.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources stated the attack may have been related to the vice-mayor's anti-drug efforts.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources stated the attack may have been the result of the victim's possible involvement in the drug trade or his political stance.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suggested that Brinimugha may have been killed in a robbery.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suggested that the attack may have been related to the publication of an article on police corruption.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suggested that the kidnappers demanded a ransom for the State House of Assembly member's mother's release.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suggested that the Libyan army was involved in the kidnapping, but General Haftar denied this allegation.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources susected that the victim may have been killed as part of a string of extra-judicial killings carried out by the Kenyan Defense Forces (KDF) against Muslims.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspcted that the attack may have been occurred following the assailants fleeing from a robbery attempt.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspect that the attack could have been a robbery because Al-Naali was returning home after a trip to the bank at the time of the shooting.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspect that the attack may have been committed by government forces.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspect that the attack may have been committed by Russian soldiers.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspect that the attack may have been in retaliation for the murder of civilian that occurred in front of the mosque on the previous day, June 29, 2015.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspect that the attack may have been the result of a conflict between the president and the prime minister.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspect that the attack may have been the result of personal rivalry.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspect that the Zetas killed the journalist due to his reporting on drug activity, suggesting that this was a purely criminal act.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspect the assailants were members of the ruling All People's Congress (APC) party.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that clan rivalry may have been the motive behind the attack. The victims included Kimlawis National High School (KNHS) students Jimboy Linkanay, James Paul Sarno, Mildred Linkanay, Jiv Cris Malalay, Jimboy Sumali, Nibert Malanson, Marlon Malanson, Aries Caluyan, and bus driver Mark Gil Tol.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that employees that had been involved in a labor dispute with the company may be behind the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that Pakistani intelligence services were involved in carrying out the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that police personnel may have opened fire in response to supicious movements near the post.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that security forces may have initiated the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that state intelligence agencies may have carried out the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the abduction may have been related to a criminal gang.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the abduction may have been the result of an ethnic rivalry.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the African Union troops may have mistaken fishery personnel in boats for assailants.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the aircraft may have crashed due to technical failure.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the arson may have been an act of vandalism carried out by youths.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the assailant may have been firing randomly in the area rather than targeting the police station.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the assailant may have been suffering from a mental illness.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the assailant may have carried out the attack to avenge members of the Hispanic community allegedly killed by Muslims.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the assailant may have had a personal motive for attacking the mosque. The assailant previously attended the mosque to pray but was removed after using profanities.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the assailant was sent to Kiev by the Russian Special Services.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the assailant, an Afghan soldier, may have accidentally discharged his weapon.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the assailants may have been killed by a rocket fired by government forces.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the assailants may have been members of a gang. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the assailants may have been motivated by financial gain.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the assailants may have been transporting the explosive device as opposed to there being an imminent attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the assailants opened fire during a cordon-and-search operation. The victims included Major Kamlash Pandey, Sepoy Tanjin Chhutin, and Sepoy Kripal Singh.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been a contract-killing carried out by a gang.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been a false flag operation orchestrated by the Venezuelan government or the United States Central Intelligence Agency. This incident occurred within the context of an attempted coup.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been a kidnapping for ransom.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been a mugging.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been accidental.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been an attempted kidnapping for ransom.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been an impromptu assault.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been an isolated incident not related to the target's former FARC membership.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been attempted by the "mining mafia of Karnataka."
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been carried out by a business that failed to win a bidding war for the installation of cameras.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been carried out by a criminal gang.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been carried out by a group engaged in contract-killing.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been carried out by a local gang.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been carried out by a rival gay club.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been carried out by criminals attempting to extort the construction company.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been carried out by either Afghan or Indian intelligence services.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been carried out by hoodlums.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been carried out by Libyan military forces. Additionally, the attack may have been the result of conflict between rival groups. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been carried out by local youths in retaliation for a police crackdown in a nearby residential area.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been carried out by members of the Libyan National Army.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been carried out by pirates.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been carried out by security forces.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been carried out by supporters of one of the candidates in the election.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been carried out by the Patriotic Front (ZANU-PF), a rival political group.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been carried out by the Pentagon kidnapping gang.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been carried out by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and may be the result of political rivalry.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been carried out by the Russian military.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been carried out due to a clan war.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been carried out for ransom by a criminal kidnapping gang.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been carried out in order to abduct the child of an assailant.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been carried out in retaliation for a government campaign to impound unregistered vehicles.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been carried out in retaliation for anti-drug operations.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been carried out local vigilantes.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been criminal in nature.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been due to a personal enmity.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been fabricated to take attention away from a political scandal involving the minister.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been in retaliation for the killing of Ahmed Mustafa Al-Barghati, who was allegedly killed by Wissam Ben Hamid.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been motivated by a business dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been motivated by a personal grudge against a probation officer.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been motivated by monetary concerns.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been motivated by personal rivalry.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been piracy.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been prompted by a land dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been purely financially motivated.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been related to a "love triangle."
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been related to a personal conflict.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been related to a personal dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been related to a recent anti-corruption campaign by the agency.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been related to a recent article written about governmental negligence regarding local drug laboratories.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been related to a video the victim threatened to release about local corruption.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been related to Ahmed's efforts to combat illegal cattle smuggling.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been related to an extortion attempt.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been related to an extortion demand.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been related to an extortion demand. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been related to an ongoing anti-drug campaign.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been related to an ongoing personal enmity.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been related to an ongoing war between clans.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been related to business and political rivalry.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been related to Carvalho's denunciation of political corruption.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been related to cattle rustling. This was one of two incidents carried out by the same group of assailants over a two day period.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been related to cattle theft.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been related to cattle theft. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been related to corruption or an attempt to replace the headmaster.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been related to drug cartel violence.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been related to extortion demands against the ANP president.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been related to extortion demands.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been related to gang rivalry.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been related to Jonathan Rodriguez Cordova's reporting on drug trafficking and gang violence.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been related to local clan disputes.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been related to local political rivalry.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been related to personal enmity.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been related to the criminal underworld in Israel.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been related to the drug trade.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been related to the journalist's reporting on police.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been related to the victim's business.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been related to the victim's drug and criminal activity.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been related to the victim's previous reporting on organized crime.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been related to the victim's reporting on organized crime and corruption.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been sanctioned by the army. Furthermore, sources noted that several government militia members and army comanders were suspected of being involved in the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been the result of a business rivalry.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been the result of a conflict between Tarok tribe members.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been the result of a domestic dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been the result of a factional dispute within the political party. Others sources posited that the incident may have been carried out by a rival political party.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been the result of a family dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been the result of a land dispute between the church and locals who had claimed ownership.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been the result of a mistake or an accident.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been the result of a monetary dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been the result of a personal conflict.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been the result of a personal dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been the result of a personal enmity.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been the result of a personal grudge.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been the result of a personal rivalry.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been the result of an explosive device that was thrown at the building by police officers.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been the result of conflict between rival political groups.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been the result of criminal activity.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been the result of fighting between rival political groups, the Communist Party of India (Marxist) and the All India Trinamool Congress (AITMC).
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been the result of fighting between rival tribes.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been the result of infighting between rival groups.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been the result of personal conflict.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been the result of personal enmity.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been the result of personal enmity. The victims included Eid Haider, Wahid Baloch, Haroon Baloch and Bahar Ali Baloch.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been the result of political rivalry.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have occurred after Indian forces intercepted the assailants crossing the border from Pakistan. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have occurred during a military offensive.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have occurred while police were conducting an anti-Maoist operation.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have occurred while police were conducting an anti-Maoist operation. The victims included Manjunath Shivaligappa, Deepak Sharma, and Lokesh Kumar.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have the result of a family feud.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack occurred during a police operation in Zakura. The victims included Sub-Inspector Imran Ahmad.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack was carried out by soldiers.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack was carried out by the military.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack was carried out by the Special Deterrence Force (SDF), which denied involvement.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack was carried out in retaliation for a purely criminal killing on the previous day.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack was carried out to prevent soldiers from responding to robberies in the area.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack was related to a debt owed by the mayor, and that his creditors made a complaint to JNIM.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack was related to a previous extortion demand.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack was related to an extortion demand.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack was related to intra-party rivalry, though Georgian Dream officials denied this claim. The victims included Azad Chobanov, Vugar Bayramov, Anar Mamishov, and Elmar Huseynov.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack was related to ongoing anti-drug operations.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack was related to the victim's reporting on drug trafficking and organized crime.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack was the result of a personal enmity.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack was the result of fighting between rival drug cartels.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the backhoe might have been burned due to a business rivalry.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the blast may have been accidental. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the blast may have been an act of criminal mischief.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the blast may have been caused by an accidental explosion of a gas cylinder.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the blast may have been related to a criminal dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the bridge might have been targeted in a military airstrike.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the car may have been attacked accidentally during a land dispute that was occurring outside of the local council building.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the destruction of the school was related to tensions between the two states, Assam and Mizoram, over the building of the school.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the device may have been planted by worshippers who were critical of the priest.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the explosion may have been caused by a gas leak.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the explosive device may have been planted by the Iranian government.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the explosive device may have gone off while it was being stored for use in a later attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the explosive device was left on the roadside by smugglers.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the explosive devices may have been abandoned as opposed to being left to intentionally target the train.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the fire may have been started by embers from people burning trash nearby. Additionally, sources suspected that the fire may have been set accidentally by a homeless person seeking shelter.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the Kenyan military carried out the attack, though a Somali regional governor denied this claim.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the kindapping may have been the result of a personal enmity.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the military may have fabricated the narrative of the attack in order to justify an offensive against rebels in the area.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the newspaper office was targeted because Armstrong was upset by articles and editorials published about him by publisher Charles Tisdale.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the plane may have crashed due to technical failure rather than an attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the projectile may have been fired during a military airstrike.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the reported hijacking may have been a hoax.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the rocket attack may have been carried out by the Syrian Army.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the rockets may have been fired by Afghan security forces.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the shelling may have been the result of internal disputes among the rebel factions.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the ship may have been targeted by criminals attempting to extort refugees.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the tunnel may have been detonated by security forces after it was discovered.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the victim may have been killed during a robbery.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the victim may have been targeted for his role in the local anti-drug campaign.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the victim might have been a Zeliangrong United Front (ZUF) member.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the victims may have been detained by security agencies, which denied involvement.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the victims were targeted due to their relationship with the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL).
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected the assailants may have been operating as pirates.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected the attack may have been an act of hooliganism.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected the attack may have been related to a criminal kidnapping scheme.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected the attack may have been the result of personal enmity.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected the attack to the be the result of personal enmity or executed by foreign actors of the Russian Federation. The victims included the Member of Parliament's bodyguard, Ruslan Kushnir. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected the involvement of the Russian military in the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected the motive for the killing may have been related to a land dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources were unsure whether the car carrying explosives was transporting the goods or if it was intended to detonate as a car bomb.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Syrian opposition activists suspected that the attack was carried out by government forces.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The acting mayor of a rebel-held town claimed that government forces may have carried out the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The assailant admitted that he had been using steroids and drinking alcohol at the time of the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The assailant claimed that he targeted the apartment due to a personal dispute with its residents. Additionally, the assailant stated that he was under the influence of methamphetamine and that he was hearing voices in his head that led him to carry out the attacks.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The assailant claimed that he was kidnapped and forced to plant the explosives at the school.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The assailant stated that he was under the influence of methamphetamine and that he was hearing voices in his head that led him to carry out the attacks.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The assailant's family claimed he was mentally disabled.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The assailants stole material goods from the residence but given the proximity in time to the general elections, authorities suspected that the attack may have been politically motivated.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The assailants were dressed as police officers and sources noted that officers had been backing the Mineral Commodities Limited (MRC) mining company.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The assailants' lawyers claimed that the attack was the result of a road-rage altercation.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may be the result of infighting between rival groups.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been carried out in retaliation for the theft of livestock. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201504200030, 201504200031, and 201504200032.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been motivated by political rivalry between the Bangladesh National Party (BNP) and the Awami League.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been related to a land dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been related to recent extortion demands.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been related to the victim's journalistic work regarding controversial practices of local companies.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of a land dispute.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of a personal enmity.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of conflict between rival groups, and the victim's role in the RSS is unknown.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of conflict between rival groups; however, civilian homes were also targeted.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of conflict between rival groups; however, this incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both a rival group and civilians were targeted.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of conflict between rival groups.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of conflict between rival groups. Bhaktiprasad accused Indian National Congress (INC) party workers of carrying out the attack, but a party spokesperson denied involvement.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of conflict between rival groups. Brigadier Tariq Saleh is also the commander of the Republican Guard loyal to former President Saleh.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of conflict between rival groups. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of conflict between rival groups. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of conflict between rival groups. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of conflict between rival groups. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of conflict between rival groups. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of conflict between rival groups. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of conflict between rival groups. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of conflict between rival groups. Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201507190021, 201507190022, 201507190023, 201507190024, 201507190054, 201507190055, and 201507190066.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of conflict between rival groups. Casualty numbers reflect a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201704270025 and 201704270026.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of conflict between rival groups. Hostage numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of hostages across incidents 201504130078 and 201504130079.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of conflict between rival groups. Sources also suspected that the attack may have been carried out by the Ukrainian or Russian military.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of conflict between rival groups. The attack may have been motivated by political rivalry between Hamas and Fatah.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of conflict between rival groups. The victims included Abubakr Al-Gibril. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of conflict between rival groups. The victims included Babagana Lawan, Wali Fanne, Ibrahim, Chacha, and Baba Karemi.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of conflict between rival groups. The victims included Sayed Golab.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of conflict between rival political groups.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of conflict between two rival groups.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of conflict between two rival groups. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of hostages across incidents 201503310008, 201503310009, 201503310010, 201503310011, 201503310012, 201503310013, and 201503310014.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of conflict between two rival groups. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of conflict within a group.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of fighting between rival groups.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of fighting between rival groups. Additionally, Jordanian sources and a opposition group member denied that an explosion actually occurred in the area.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of fighting within a group.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of infighting between rival groups based on ideological differences.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of infighting between rival groups.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of internal conflict within a group.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of internal conflict within a group. The victims included Hamodi.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of personal enmity as sources describe a recent disagreement between the People's Democratic Party (PDP) and the victim as well as other disagreements he had with local politicians.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of the victim's involvement in illegal mining activity.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of the victim's involvement in illicit drug trade. The victims included the cousin of the chair, Nida Parcon.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack targeted Serhiy Kivalov; however, sources stated that Kivalov actually staged the attack himself.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack was a result of fighting between rival groups.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack was attributed to a former municipal employee; however, it is unclear if the attack was related to his former employment with the government.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The cause of the blast could not be ascertained and it may have been accidental.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The cause of the blast was unknown and under investigation. Local witnesses reported that it was a grenade blast, while police suspected that it may have been an accidental explosion caused by a battery.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The cause of the explosion was unknown.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The Donetsk People's Republic blamed the attack on government forces.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The editor of the newspaper believed that the attack may have been in response to articles published about the smuggling of illicit goods; however, police suspected that the explosion was related to an effort to terrorize the media and local population.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The editor of the paper suspected that the attack was related to a story the tabloid had run about a business person's non-performing loans.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The incident may have been a kidnapping for ransom.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The incident may have been a kidnapping for ransom. Hostage numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The incident occurred during clashes involving the military and it is unclear who fired the rocket.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal (JCD) student faction was due to meet in the building at the time of the blast. Sources stated that two factions of the JCD had recently had a disagreement. Some sources suspect that this bombing may be related to their quarrel.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The Luhansk People's Republic stated that the military vehicle drove over one of their own mines.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The motive behind this attack is unknown so there is a possibility this is a purely criminal act, given the regional context.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The Muslim Brotherhood suspected that the attack was carried out by the Egyptian military.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The Nigerian government denied that the attack occurred.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The nightclub's owner speculated that the assailant was either a "disgruntled patron" or had a homophobic motive.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The opposition Party for Democracy and Progress (CHADEMA) accused the Tanzanian government of targeting Lissu for his criticism of President John Magufuli.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The owner of the targeted broadcasting company suspected that the attack may have been the result of revenge by his competition.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The owner of the victimized tea factory claimed that the fire was the result of technical failure.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The perpetrator admitted that he was under the influence of alcohol at the time of the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The political party that the victim belonged to suspetced that Pakistani officials were behind the abduction.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The principal of the school noted that she had received extortion demands four months prior to the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The publisher of Sapol noted that the victim had been critical of drug criminals while authorities suspected that the attack may have been related to his work as a photojournalist.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The soccer club suspects that the attack may have been related to allegations of a match fixing scandal that occurred in 2011.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The state police commissioner claimed the explosion was a technical failure, though local officials attributed the blast to militants.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The Sudan Liberation Army-Minni Minawi (SLA-MM) claimed that government forces initiated the clashes by attacking their convoys.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The Sudan People's Liberation Movement in Opposition (SPLM-IO) accused the South Sudanese government of carrying out the attack. The victims included Elisa Yani, Joseph Wanjau, David Wanaina, Samson Mbuga, John Rita, and Kil Chop. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The Syrian government denied that the jet was shot down.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The Ta'ang National Liberation Army (TNLA) claimed that the mortars were fired by government forces.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The Taliban accused the government of firing the projectile that struck the house.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The Taliban denied firing the mortar that struck a civilian residence, claiming that the security forces fired the mortar.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The target of the attack was the cousin of a witness in a drug gang trial so the incident may be criminal in nature.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The targeted council head blamed the Zabul provincial police chief for the attempted attack, stating that it was related to the release of information about the chief's involvement in corruption.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The Ukrainian government claimed that Russian troops were involved in the attack, in addition to members of the Donetsk People's Republic.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The vice mayor suspected that the attack may have been the result of a case of mistaken identity.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The victim claimed that the attack was carried out by his former deputy, Sadeeq al-Ghaithi, so this incident may have been motivated by revenge.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The victim is also a member of the Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF), an outlawed group.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The victim released a statement announcing his voluntary defection to Al-Shabaab.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The victim speculated that he may have been targeted due to a political vendetta. Additionally, sources noted that the journalist had recently written a series of articles about a business family.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The victim stated that the kidnapping plot was organized and executed by member of the Libyan government.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The victim suspected that the attack was related to an extortion demand.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The victim's brother suspected that he may have been detained by security forces rather than abducted.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The victimized company suspected that the attack was carried out by government forces.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The victims suspected that the assailants were retaliating to events that unfolded at an earlier rally.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. There was widespread suspicion that the Russian government was behind the assassination despite the confession and stated motive from Zaur Dadaev.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. This attack may have been the result of fighting between rival groups.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. This attack may have been the result of infighting between different Libyan militias.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. This attack may have been the result of infighting between rival groups.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. This attack may have been the result of infighting between rival groups. It is unclear if the victims were were members of the political or the military wing of Hizbollah.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. This attack may have been the result of infighting between rival groups. It is unclear whether the mosque was targeted for its religious significance or as part of ongoing infighting between rival groups.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Tribal elders described the attack as retribution from an extortion group after locals refused to pay their demands.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Ukrainian officials suspected that Russian Special Services participated in the planning and organization of the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Victims suspected that the assailants were members of the government.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. While some sources indicated that the source of the explosion was a gas leak, other sources noted that there are no gas pipelines in the building's basement. Therefore, it is unknown if the blast was accidental or the result of an attack on the party's office.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. While sources posited that the attack was carried out by insurgents, a source also noted that the victim was shot following a personal argument.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. While the Southern Front claimed that they shot down the aircraft, the government denies this account and instead insisted that a malfunction caused the crash.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Witnesses stated that the attack was started by government forces and other sources suspected that the incident may have started due to a disagreement between residents and security forces.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Witnesses suspected that the attack may have been the result of fighting between rival tribes, Ma'alia and Hamar.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Witnesses suspected that the attack was carried out by security forces.
There is doubt that this incident meets terrorsim-related criteria. Sources noted that the assailant was mentally ill at the time of the attack.
There is doubt that this incident meets-terrorism related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been the result of political rivalry.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because one source notes that the attack may have been perpetrated by local criminals without terrorist affiliations.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because one source speculates that Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), a state agency, sponsored the attack.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because the Venezuelan Interior Minister speculated that there was only a motive of extortion for the kidnapping.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Although the assailant shouted "Allahu Akbar" during the assault, he later told the court that he was hearing voices when he carried out the attack.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Although the victim was a journalist, he was also out on bail after being charged with double murder. Therefore, it is unknown if he was targeted with regards to his work as a journalist or because of his recent criminal charge.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities claim the explosion was accidental.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities speculated that the attack may have been motivated by personal conflict.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is not clear whether the explosive devices had been planted in the house or were being stored there for later use.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is possible that that attack was due to rivalry between violent groups.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unknown if the incident was politically or criminally motivated given the historical context of the area.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unknown if the kidnapping was motivated by money or by the victim's work in the oil industry.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Official news sources for the Syrian state blamed the attack on rebels; however, the opposition groups blamed Assad's forces for the destruction. Due to the state of conflict in Syria, the aggressor of the attack cannot be determined and state repression cannot be ruled out.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Officials report that the victim died from a heart attack while media sources report that there was an orchestrated attack.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Officials were investigating whether the crash was due to a technical failure. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent relaible estimates are reported here.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. One article notes that the police may have been targeted because fighting tribal members thought they were about to be arrested.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police are investigating if the murder was motivated by a personal grudge. However, given the victim's role as a journalist, a political motive could not be ruled out.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police are investigating whether the attack on a religious teacher was the result of personal emnity or if it was related to the larger conflict in the region.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police arrested the victim's brother on suspicion that he was responsible for the incident due to a feud between the brothers. However, local lawmakers claim the victim was attacked for his role in the Awami League political party.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police believed that the murder was the result of dispute over money; however, this attack represents one of three shootings against Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leaders in five days, suggesting a possible political motive.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police indicate that the murder may have been the result of a personal conflict. Given the position of leadership the victim held within the local mosque, a political motive could not be ruled out.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police officials suspected that the attack was actually a result of mistaken identity and that the victims had been shot by fellow police officers.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police stated that the device had been planted by unidentified militants; whereas, locals attributed the blast to the Assam Rifles.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police suspect that extortion may have motivated the attack; however, the gas station was owned by a vice mayor, so a political motive could not be ruled out.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police suspect that the attack may have been the result of an extortion attempt although the victim's role as secretary of the local press club could not be ruled out as a motive.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police suspected that the attack may have been the result of a personal conflict.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police suspected that the incident was an attempt by militants to intimidate the local population; however, sources indicated that they were not able to exclude a personal conflict as motive for the attack.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police were investigating if the crime was motivated by a personal conflict or if it was the result of the separatist conflicts in the region.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police were investigating if the death of the village councilor was related to drugs; however, given the leader's role in the community, a political motive could not be ruled out.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police were investigating the possibility that personal enmity served as the motive for the attack. However, given the role of the victim in the local peace committee, a political motive and terrorism could not be ruled out.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police were investigating whether the attack was a personal attack against Ahmad Ahmad or if it was a political attack.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police were still investigating whether the attack had been the result of a personal conflict or of the victim's role as chair of the village.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police were unsure if the attack was the result of a personal conflict, a business rivalry, or if the attack was politically motivated.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Politicians denied that the attack was politically motivated and insisted that it was purely criminal. However, given a nearby attack carried out by dissident republicans on the same day targeting a protestant building, political motives could not be ruled out. Furthermore, Orange politicians described the attacks as part of a pattern targeting protestant buildings in the area.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Several government sources noted that the attack may have been due to a personal feud.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Some sources speculate the attack was related to a land dispute.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Some sources speculated that the attack may have been the result of an armed robbery; however, the investigation into the incident remains ongoing.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Some sources suspected that the attack may have been a robbery, while others speculated that it was the result of Muslim fundamentalists operating in the area.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Source suspect that the attack may have been personally motivated.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources claim the attack may have been related to extortion demands made by unknown persons.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources conflicted with regards to the motive for the attacks. Some sources believed that the attacks were carried out as an extortion attempt by local gangs; whereas, other sources speculated that the attacks were politically motivated.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources indicate the incident may have been a defensive measure, suggesting the victims were kidnapped in order to be used as human shields.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources indicated that the restaurant had previously been targeted in an extortion attempt. It is unknown if this attack was related to extortion.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources note that the civilians were killed while assailants were engaged in machinegun training, suggesting the fatalities may have been accidental.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources note that the police officer may have been targeted for sectarian reasons, although the investigation remains ongoing.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources note that violence in Dagestan is often linked to either organized crime or Muslim fundamentalists. It is unknown if this particular attack on a police officer was linked to the insurgent activity in the area or to organized crime.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that Al-Qa'ida has encouraged its adherents to attack foreigners in Saudi Arabia; however, it could not be ascertained if this was a criminal act or if extremist organizations may be behind the incident.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that owner of the gas station had refused to pay an extortion demand to an armed group.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that police suspect that the victim was targeted for refusing to pay extortion demands, but there has been no evidence to support the suspicion. Additionally, sources remarked that the victim may have belonged to a religious party.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the one of the victims was a former ISIL member.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the police were investigating Yu's brother's involvement in illegal drugs as a motive for the shooting. However, because a town councilor was also shot in the attack, a political motive cannot be ruled out.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the victim may have been killed because of a land dispute. Additional sources suspected that the attack may have been due to a love triangle.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources reported that the victim had been receiving threatening calls and extortion calls prior to the incident. It is unknown if the victim was targeted for his role in politics or for his reluctance to give in to extortion demands.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources speculate the perpetrator was under the influence of narcotics.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources speculated that the victim was being imprisoned by the state.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources stated that police were still investigating a motive for the crime and that they had not ruled out a personal dispute as the cause. However, sources also note that the victim worked for the national security agencies during his tenure in the military, suggesting that a political motive cannot be ruled out.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suggest that the attack may have been related to a personal feud with a tax accountant.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suggest that the incident may have been related to political rivalry.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suggest that the kidnapping was carried out for the purposes of collecting a ransom.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suggest the military may have initiated the exchange. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack was carried out as retaliation by political rivals or suspended members of the People's Democratic Party (PDP).
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the fire may have been accidental.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the motive could be related to extortion because the dump truck was owned by a construction company that had been awarded a project just outside of the city. However, the motive could not be confirmed.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that this attack may have been related to feuding gangs.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that this attack may have been related to other criminal activity.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The assailants have a history of criminally-motivated violence.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The assailants stole the victim's money before fleeing.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The farmers were killed in a land dispute, but the article also described the assailants as militants, suggesting that they may have political motives beyond a criminal land dispute.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The source of explosion is unknown.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The victim speculated the attack was carried out by a political opponent for personal gain.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The victim was both a gold jewelry salesperson and a vice mayor and because officials did not know if ransom was paid, it is unknown if she was kidnapped for political or purely financial reasons.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The wife of the victim accused the ruling party of being behind the death of her husband; however, sources indicate that this is one of three attacks on politicians within five days. Therefore, it is unknown if the incident was the result of political rivalry or if there was a larger overarching political message.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. There are reasons to suspect this may have been a gang shooting.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. There is reason to believe this was a kidnapping for ransom and not an act of terrorism
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. There is reason to suspect that this was a purely criminal kidnapping by a gang with only financial motives.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. There is reason to suspect this was the result of a personal grudge.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. United National Party (UNP) members suspected that the attack may have been carried out by another member of the party. However, Palitha Range Bandara denies having been involved in the incident.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. While police speculated that the motive for the attack was personal, journalists suspected that the motives were political because the victim's body had been found buried alongside union leaders.
There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Witnesses recognized the assailants as members of a rival political party, suggesting that intimidation may have played a role in the attack.
There is mention of a possible drug connection to the shootings
There is no additional information on the multiple car bombings, therefore they have been classified as one incident. This was one of two related cases (cf: [200406240004])
There is no evidence about the outcome for the abducted soldier.  The authorities believed that the attackers were members of Kabitat El Ahouel, an autonomous group of the Armed Islamic Group (GIA).
There is no immediate indication that the incident was politically motivated
There is no indication on the target, who or why the landmine was planted. The dead has been identified, as Amir Bukhsh while the names of the injured could not be ascertained.
There is no indication that the kidnapping was for political reasons.  It is possible the kidnapping was purely profit-motivated.
There is no mention made concerning the number of injured or whether there was any property damage resulting from the attack
There is no mention of the name of the private security company.
There is no mention of the number of dead or injured.
There is no specific mention of where the kidnapping took place or where the hostages were held; however, one source mentions Diyarbakir city.  It is not clear if this is where the hostages were released or if this is where one of them chose to go after being released.
There is only one source for this attack, which was covered up by the BBC as well.
There is only one source for this attack. It is unclear how many people died.
There is reason to believe this attack fails to meet terrorism-related criteria because sources speculate the journalist was killed during fighting between anti-Balaka militia members and Fulani tribal members.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism related criteria because the explosion may have been accidental.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because authorities suspected the attack may have been due to either unrest in Southern Thailand or a personal conflict.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because authorities suspected the attack may have been politically motivated or due to personal conflict.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because authorities suspected the attack may have been related to a failure to make extortion payments.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because both state and non-state actors are capable of launching mortars.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because both the target and assailants were known banned groups.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because it is possible that the attack was committed by the Ukrainian army.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because it may be related to drug gangs in Mexico.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because it may have been a criminal act without a larger motive.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because it may have been the result of a criminal feud.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because one source speculated that the kidnappers were not in any terrorist group and were ordinary criminals.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because one source suspected that the attacker was mentally ill.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because one spokesperson stated that the explosion was a result of a gas leak rather than a terrorist attack.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because police sources speculated that the victim had staged the abduction.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because police suspected that the assailants were targeting the owner of the kiosk, who may have been a member of Al-Shabaab.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because several sources stated that the assailant suffered from mental problems.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because several witnesses claimed that the explosion was actually a result of a technical fault in the car.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because some sources speculated that the imam was kidnapped because of his ties with banned group leaders.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because some sources speculated that the victim was targeted only because of personal estate-related matters.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because some sources speculated the attack could have been a result of a personal conflict and not related to any larger political motive.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because some sources speculated the attackers targeted the vehicle's driver only after a traffic altercation.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because some sources stated that the only casualties were Huthi militia fighters. Other sources stated that the casualties were civilians.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because some sources suspected that the Ukrainian military launched the mortars.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because some sources suspected the fire was as a result of an electrical fault.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because some sources suspected the shooting was a result of a personal grudge.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because sources indicated that the fire may not have been started intentionally.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because sources speculated that the assailant may not have initiated the attack.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because sources speculated the explosive device may have been related to a feud between two homeowners.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because sources stated that a large amount of cattle was stolen in the attack and it is not clear that the assailants had any larger goal.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because sources, including the assailant's family, claimed that the assailant suffered from a history of mental illness.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because the assailant stated that he was drunk during the incident and so may have lacked the necessary intention.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because the assailants were after an extortion payment, which may be a purely instrumental purpose.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because the attacking group, Huthis, claim to be state actors.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because the explosion may have been a chance occurrence and not from a terrorist attack.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because the explosion may have been caused by a mechanical failure.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because the grenade may have been discarded at the place where it was discovered without any intention to use it in an attack.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because the rocket may have been launched by state-sponsored military forces.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because the rocket was launched during fighting between Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) and People's Protection Force (YPG) fighters. Sources are unsure if the YPG, a state actor, fired the rocket.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because the victim of the attack were members of a known banned group.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because the victim's family members claimed he was taken by police officers, not assailants.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because the victims of the attack were members of a known banned group.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria; some sources said the attack was committed by ordinary armed robbers without a political motivation.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria; sources speculate the business may not have been targeted for its political leanings.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria; sources state the fire may have actually been unintentionally started by an electrical failure.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria; sources suggest the kidnapping was carried out for the purposes of securing a ransom.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria; sources suspected the doctor was targeted because he refused to make an extortion payment.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria; the attack may have been related to infighting between two rival political parties.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Officials claimed that an attack did not occur.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police officials suspected that the attack may have been the result of hooliganism without any larger motive. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police officials were investigating whether the incident was election-related or the result of a traffic altercation.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Some sources speculated that the attack was carried out by police forces from the Puntland region.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorist-related criteria because a source suspected that the incident may have been purely intra-party rivalry.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorist-related criteria because a Sudanese intelligence officer may have taken part in the attack.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorist-related criteria because it is not clear if the person injured was aware that he was transporting an explosive device.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorist-related criteria because it is not clear the bombs were meant to explode at the location and were not just being stored there.
There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorist-related criteria because the attack may have been related to a personal feud.
There is reason to doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because oen source speculated that the killing was the result of a robbery.
There is reason to doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because one journalist claimed that the attackers stated they were from the National Intelligence Security Services (NISS), a state agency.
There is reason to doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because some sources speculated the attack was related to a personal dispute.
There is reason to doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because the airport may have been incidentally targeted as a result of fighting between two known terrorist groups.
There is reason to doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because the Donetsk People's Republic claimed the attack was perpetrated by the Ukrainian military.
There is reason to doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because the victim may have been targeted for his former involvement with a banned group, not for any political reason.
There is reason to doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because there is no stated non-instrumental purpose and the kidnappers have demanded a ransom.
There is reason to doubt this is terrorism because police suspect the attack was a result of feuding over the new presidential choice of the university. However, the president does not believe that he was the target.
There is reason to doubt this is terrorism. A source notes that an unknown group may have been attempting to extort money from the victim.
There is reason to doubt this is terrorism. The hotel manager claimed the explosions were from a wedding celebration.
There is reason to doubt this meets terrorism-related criteria because sources speculated that the attacker may actually have been a mentally handicapped police officer.
There is reason to doubt this was terrorism. The blast may have resulted from a boiler geyser exploding.
There is reason to suspect that this attack was not terrorism. The roadside bomb may have been planted by robbers without a larger motive.
There is reason to suspect that this incident fails to meet terrorism-related criteria because the attack may have been the result of a conflict between two known banned groups.
There is reason to suspect this incident fails to meet terrorism-related criteria because a source speculated that the attack was related to a failed extortion payment.
There is reason to suspect this incident fails to meet terrorism-related criteria because a source speculated that the attack was related to the ties the victim had with Al-Shabaab.
There is reason to suspect this incident fails to meet terrorism-related criteria because one source speculated the suspected assailant bore a personal grudge about one specific case.
There is reason to suspect this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because a source posited that the attacker may have been a disgruntled business partner.
There is reason to suspect this was a kidnapping for ransom and not an act of terrorism
There is some confusion over who actually carried out the attack, as Iraq security forces later claimed credit for it.
There is some discrepancy between the number of those killed and injured among the articles.  The suicide bombing was said to resemble the work of al-Qa'ida.
There is speculation that the group chose to ambush the patrol to directly attack security forces personnel while avoiding civilian casualties. This attack came soon after two attacks on police stations attributed to Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) killed and wounded dozens of civilians.
There is speculation that the gunman was a hired hitman
There is uncertainty over the number of casualties and the kind of building targeted. Additionally, some sources report the car was parked outside while others report that a suicide bomber rammed the car into the building.
There is uncertainty over the number of fatalities and injuries in this incident.
There is uncertainty over the total number of casualties and injuries.
There is uncertainty regarding how many hostages were taken. Some reports state that seven Pakistani troops went missing but the Taliban claimed to have only four hostages.
There is uncertainty regarding how many soldiers were wounded.
There is very limited information on this incident.
There is very little information about the group of armed men who kidnapped Gouil. The circumstances of his release are vague. The Mogadishu Radio source stated that Gouil had a stomach ailment, but the Paris Radio source said he was "more or less alright."
There may also have been two other explosives that were defused. Shah Mansoor can also be Shahmansoor
There was a bomb threat against the Des Moines Police Department a week earlier.  On May 5th 1970, a large quantity of dynamite was stolen from Quick Supply, a dynamite supply warehouse in Ankeny Iowa.  Police believed that the stolen dynamite was used by the Black Panthers in this attack as well as in four other incidents taking place in Iowa during May and June 1970 197005220003, 197006130001, 197006210001, and 197006290001).
There was a call of warning prior to the bomb, but no group was specified. This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199903220001-2).
There was a descrepancy in the number of polling booths burned during the attack between the sources ranging from 3 to 7 booths burned.
There was a discrepancy about the identity of the victim between the sources; therefore the victim’s identity was taken from the source that provided the most information.
There was a discrepancy between sources about the amount of casualties, so for statistics purposes, the most valid source was used to determine the amount of casualties.
There was a discrepancy in reports regarding the number of policemen attacked and the number of injuries.
There was a discrepancy in the reports regarding the number of injuries. One report stated four people were injured while the another stated two.
There was a discrepancy in the reports regarding whether the police officer had been killed or merely wounded. Also, in one report the second victim is described as a civilian, and in the other, as an informer.
There was a discrepancy in the sources with regards to which battalion the deputy commandant belonged to: 15, 115, or 155.
There was a discrepancy over the target of the attack. The regional council was used as the most specific target.
There was a fire at the garage five months earlier that was not considered an arson attack.  This attack is linked with 197102040002.
There was a police station located fifty feet away from the courthouse.
There was a previous fire at the barbershop in 1969.  The barbershop had been picketed by the local barber's union.
There was a similar FARC landmine incident (cf. 200512090002) in Colombia's Antioquia Department killed four other soldiers. The Colombian army unit was from the Caicedo Infantry Battalion, Army's 6th Brigade and the FARC group was said to be from their 21st Front.
There was a similar FARC landmine incident (cf. 200512090003) in Colombia's Tolima Department that killed three other soldiers. Concerning this incident, it is a little vague if the soldiers were attacked by a landmine or some other sabotage device.
There was a small fire underneath the gas tank.  Another, unexploded pipe bomb, was later discovered across the street.  Less than a week earlier an Oakland Police Car was also bombed using the same type of device (197006040001).  This attack is also possibly linked to the attempted bombing of police vehicles in Berkeley California two days earlier (197006060005).
There was a total of 18 wounded across two incidents. A conflicting report claimed two died and 20 were wounded across the two incidents.
There was an attack on police headquarters less than a week later by Black militants (197010240004).  In total, thousands of rounds were fired.
There was another bomb attack nearly a month prior at the Davao city international airport which killed approximately 23 people and injured more than 150 others. It was uncertain if there was any correlation between the reported incidents.
There was another bombing the same day by Chechen rebels but it is unclear if they were linked.
There was another incident in Balochistan Province on this day (200512300003), but it is unknown if it is any way connected to this one. Officials suspected 'saboteurs' of committing this act.
There was another incident in Balochistan Province on this day (200512300003), but it is unknown if it is any way connected to this one. The two perpetrators were said to have escaped on motorcycles.
There was debate as to whether the LTTE or the military fired the artillery shells at the school.
There was disagreement in sources as to whether the attack was a hand grenade or a sticky bomb affixed to the security officer's car.
There was little detail provided on this incident, so the specific motive was unclear, as was the type of weapon used, the duration of the kidnapping, and the outcome of the kidnapping.  However, sources do discuss the unrest in the area, and how it could affect the disbursal of aid to Sri Lanka from other agencies.  The victims were members Thambiah Thomas and Nagamurthy Kandipan.
There was much media speculation that Islamic radicals, particularly Jemiah Islamiyah (JI) were behind the incident, because the Indonesian police were investigating several incidents allegedly perpetrated by JI at the time. The bomb exploded when a night-shift guard found the bag, and exploded while the guard went to notify others.
There was no claim of responsibility for the killing linked to a party that Is seen as a proxy of the Tamil Tiger rebels. Attackers unknown.
There was no claim of responsibility, but police routinely blamed bomb attacks on separatist rebels of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE).
There was no claim of responsibility, but suspicion immediately fell on the al-Qaida network, supporters of the Taliban regime and rebel leader Gulbuddin Hekmatyar. All three groups are nominal allies whom authorities blamed for deteriorating security across the country.
There was no claim of responsibility, but the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) separatist group committed similar railway bombings earlier in the year.
There was no claim of responsibility, however 10 suspects in the attack were collected. This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199911290003; 199911300002).
There was no claim or suspects identified, but the rockets were fired during the wave of rockets attacks claimed by Islamic Jihad throughout the previous week.
There was no formal claim of responsibility from Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigade. Rather, the perpetrator was identified as a member of the group by other Palestinians.
There was no further information about the kidnapped woman.  The group responsible for this attack may have been led by "Emir" Oulha.
There was no information about any communication from the rebels, so it was unclear whether the policemen were kidnapped.
There was no information on perpetrator casualties.  Manipur State borders Myanmar, and over 19 separatist groups operate in the state, with goals ranging from greater autonomy to independence.
There was no information on the fate of the Egyptian workers.
There was no information on the identities of the arrested, or the outcome of any judicial proceedings against them.
There was no information on what the intended target was, only that it was most likely inside Israel.
There was no mention of injuries or fatalities associated with the incident.
There was no mention of the number of dead or injured in the incident.
There was no monetary ransom demand; however, there was a demand for the release of 1,109 Baloch political activists.
There was no Philippine Military comment on casualties.
There was no report on the method of Al-Aqsa's claim for this attack.  The reports just note that the group claimed responsibility for the attacks.
There was no word on damage or casualties, however, a fire was started as a result of this attack.
There was nobody inside the shops during the night. The market had a number of video shops, which apparently were the target of the attackers. The market also has shops of radio mechanics and scrap material.
There was only one source was found for this particular incident.
There was some disagreement regarding the number of people in the vehicle.  One source mentioned the driver and a companion both being killed.  Two other sources mentioned that only one driver was in the truck that exploded.
There was some discrepancy among the reports regarding the number of mortar rounds fired. Additionally, only one source made specific mention of Kfar Darom, the other two stating generally that settlements had come under mortar fire.
There was some discrepancy in that one of the reports claimed that six mortar rounds were fired and that no injuries resulted.
There was some discrepancy in the reports regarding the number of police officers killed. One document stated that one officer was killed, the other two documents stated eight and eleven respectively.
There was some discrepancy in the reports. One document stated that the pipe bomb was found and defused while the other two say the bomb exploded. Additionally, there was discrepancy over where the bomb was located in relation to the King David Hotel. One report stated that it was in a nearby park, one source stated it was in the rear parking lot of the hotel, and the other stated that it was discovered on the grounds of the hotel.
There was some discrepancy in the sources regarding the number of passengers who were injured in the attack. One source claimed four and a second claimed six.
There was some doubt about whether the KFOR troops were the intended target of the mine, but no definite conclusions were reached.
There was some inconsistency regarding the number of injured in the explosion. The majority of sources state that there were 11 injured: two police agents and nine civilians, including a seven-year-old girl. Sources stated that the explosion caused serious damage to surrounding homes and businesses. Eight days before this attack, a similar attack occurred using a booby-trapped motorcycle in Arauquita, Colombia, killing two and injuring one.
There was some uncertainty as to whether Wael Ghanem was targeted for being a collaborator with Israeli security services during the First Intifada or whether he was mistaken for an Israeli settler due to the Israeli license plate on his vehicle.
There was speculation over whether the victim had been killed and police were unable to confirm this outcome.
There was speculation that the attack may have been crime-related.
There was speculation that the victim was an informer.
There was the possibility that although Mollen's body was found outside the Green Zone, he may have abducted from within the Green Zone and taken outside to be killed. His body was found in an unarmored sport utility vehicle, which is against U.S. government policy for its employees.
There were 5 Indian soldiers among the injured.
There were 6 killed and 41 wounded in the attack. The numbers are divided among three cases for statistical accuracy.
There were 8 different explosions that occurred within a 10 min. period
There were about 250 demonstrators protesting American presence in Puerto Rico outside of the hotel.  The Beauty Pageant continued without interruption.  Tanya Wilson of Hawaii was crowned Miss America.
There were an unknown number of hostages in this attack. An unknown number of hostages were released in this attack. An unknown number of hostages were killed in this attack.
There were an unspecific number of hostages for this incident. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
There were competing claims of responsibility for this attack from two previously unknown groups.  Neither claim was verified.
There were conflicting casualty reports.
There were conflicting reports about damages with some sources stating that there was no damage.
There were conflicting reports about the group abducting locals.  This information was not included in the report as it was disavowed by Ugandan military personnel.
There were conflicting reports about the hostages.
There were conflicting reports about the number of injuries in the bombing:  Iraqi police figures said 8 were injured, U.S. Coalition figures said 2, and the Turkish Ambassador said 3 employees were slightly injured.  The suicide attack came one week after Turkey's parliament approved sending troops to Iraq, a step opposed by many Iraqis.
There were conflicting reports of a female suicide bomber, or a bag/suitcase bomb left on the train car. Vladimir Putin accused rebel leader Aslan Maskhadov of being behind the attack. Mr. Maskhadov denied any involvement. The explosion occurred in the second car of the train, blowing out windows and causing metal pieces of the train to be strewn in all directions. The device had an explosive power of about 4-5 kg of TNT.
There were conflicting reports of the result of the attack. The perpetrators alleged that four people were injured, whereas the Israeli government did not (the latter information has been used).
There were conflicting reports on this case as to whether the attack involved two bombs or one suicide bomber.  The majority of reports claimed that one suicide bomber carried out the attack.  Of those that died, five were Afghan lawmakers, and a significant number of the dead or wounded were children who had gathered to greet the lawmakers.
There were conflicting reports on whether or not the victims were still missing or had been released on October 13, 2014.
There were conflicting reports regarding responsibility for the incident. The Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPM) leadership blamed the Trinamul Congress for the attack. The Trinamul Congress, in turn, blamed the explosion on the accidental detonation of devices the CPM was storing in its offices. The police, however, suspected the incident to be the work of Maoists. It is possible that this attack is the result of fighting between rival parties.
There were discrepancies among the sources regarding the number of killed and wounded from this incident.
There were disputes from different sources as to how many were killed or injured, as the number of dead likely rose.
There were four soldiers injured in the attack. The numbers were divided with 201205210012.
There were four soldiers injured in the attack. The numbers were divided with 201205210013.
There were injuries inflicted; however, sources are unclear whether assailants, military, or both suffered injuries.
There were no casualties in the incident, nor damages. The incident appears to be related to a firebombing of another home a few blocks away on the same day, and both incidents were posted on the ELF website. Despite the claims and that the devices were similar to those used in the Snohomish county home arsons in 2004, authorities were unable to confirm ELF as the perpetrators.
There were no claims of responsibility and police have no suspects but called the attack an act of terrorism.
There were no foreigners near the area at the time of the blast
There were no reported ransom demands, nor was the outcome of the kidnapping mentioned in either source.
There were other incidents in Afghanistan's Khost (Province) region on December 16, 2007, but they did not seem to be related to this one.
There were reports about other instances of poisonous injections in the same Poonch District. The militants were thought to have targeted individuals whom they believed were government informers. This was one of two related possibly incidents (cf. 200306230001; 200306230006).
There were seven attempted bombings altogether in the attack.
There were seven carloads of gunmen perpetrating the attack with the help of hooded informants.
There were seven total letter bombs mailed to army recruiting offices in Britain across three different days. The relevant incident identification numbers are 201402110036, 201402110037, 201402120040, 201402130038, 201402130041, 201402130042, 201402130043
There were seven total letter bombs mailed to army recruiting offices in Britain across three different days. The relevant incident identification numbers are 201402110036, 201402110037, 201402120040, 201402130038, 201402130041, 201402130042, 201402130043.
There were several conflicting reports about the number killed in the different events. The lowest and most accurate figures were used. The figures were be divided between three events for statistical accuracy.
There were several incidents in the province in the same day including: finding six fake bombs, arson of several buildings, and graffiti on multiple properties. Whether the incidents are linked is unknown, and the incident was thought to be related to the militant-led unrest in south Thailand.
There were several similar camps across the Kashmir Valley that were used for interrogating suspects who were rounded up during the Indian government's counter-insurgency operations.
There were slight differences in the reported number of casualties in this incident.  According to one source, police stopped the ice cream vendor, but he seemed to have run leaving behind his bicycle on which the freezer box was mounted.
There were three EPL perpetrators seen, two men in camouflage uniform and a woman dressed in civilian clothes, committing the crime. The source argues that this was an intimidation campaign against police and army forces in the area. Colombia has several similar incidents around this time period.
There were three improvised explosive devices each hooked up to a cell phone trigger.  However, only one of the three devices exploded.  The other were not triggered.
There were three other bombings on government targets in the Oakland area within a seven day period (197007270004, 197007270005, 197007300001).  Moreover, a bomb was thrown at the California High Patrol office in Santé Fe Springs five weeks later (197008290004).
There were three other incidents also protesting the quality of education at Roosevelt High School (197003170002, 197004150005, and 197004150005).  Moreover, the school was the target of many demonstrations during this time period.  The fire was discovered at 5:00 AM.  A pile of books and magazines soaked in oil in the library were also discovered untouched by the fire.   The Chicano Liberation Front claimed credit for the incident in a tape recording sent to the Los Angeles Free Press.  The CLF stated that they were "fed up with our people being treated like dogs." However, authorities could not confirm if the CLF actually committed the attack.
There were three other incidents also protesting the quality of education at Roosevelt High School (197004080003, 197004150004, and 197004150005).  Moreover, the school was the target of many demonstrations during this time period.  The Chicano Liberation Front claimed credit for the incident in a tape recording sent to the Los Angeles Free Press.  The CLF stated that they were "fed up with our people being treated like dogs." However, authorities could not confirm if the CLF actually committed the attack.
There were three staff members working in the Wellawatta branch office. The newspaper Sudar Oli is known for being accurate in reporting on the country's Tamil Tiger rebels.
There were three women kidnapped: Maria Cecilia Bonifacio, the daughter of a wealthy car dealer and her two companions Fe Jaylo and a woman identified only as Norma.  The outcome of the incident was unreported.
There were twenty police officers stationed in the building at the time.  If the bomb was positioned in a more strategic location it could have caused the building to collapse.  It is believed that materials used in the bomb were similar to those used in the bombing of a business in Omaha a month later (197007020005).
There were two employees in the depot at the time of the attack; they escaped unharmed.
There were two fatalities caused by retaliatory fire, not from the actual bombing.
There were two groups that claimed responsibility for this incident, Al Shabab and the Mujahidin Youth Movement. It is possible that they are one in the same. They both claimed to have inflicted losses on the peacekeepers, but the African Union spokesman stated that "no one was hurt." It appears that the Burundi peacekeepers have arrived recently and that more were expected. Uganda's peacekeepers were 1,600 strong and were the first to arrive in Somalia. Abu Mansur, the spokesman for Al Shabab, stated that "African Union peacekeepers are one of our targets, because they are defending the Somali people's enemy, Ethiopia. We will also attack Burundi peacekeepers wherever they are in Mogadishu."
There were two other bombings against companies that sold supplies to Cuba in the Miami area during May 1987 (198705010018 and 198705250017).
There were two other bombings against companies that sold supplies to Cuba in the Miami area during May 1987 (198705020004 and 198705250017).
There were two other suspects in the killing, Mohamad Azadi and Sarqdoum Boyer Amadi; however, they were never caught.
There were two schools that were set on fire, neither were named in the article.
There were two separate explosions. Vavuniya is the last government-controlled town before rebel territory.
There were two separate incidents in Vavuniya within a one day period.  Both incidents involved the shooting of police officers.  This incident specifically involves one officer on a bus.
There were unconfirmed reports that members of Self-Defense Units of Colombia (AUC)  were in the hotel damaged by the attack.  The AUC had been locked in a year-long bloody struggle with FARC in Putumayo.
There were varying reports on the number of dead and injured from the attack. Initially at least one person was killed from the attack but some reports mentioned two. Some reports stated that 27 were injured and others claimed 28. The latest article found relating to this attack stated that one person was killed at the scene, 28 were injured, two of which later died. The individuals who were killed were named Ali Mahmood (head of the school), Fayaz Ahmed (a police constable), and Raja Begum (a village woman). Indian officials said Minister Peerzada Mohammad Sayeed was shot in the leg but did not die.
These attacks are related to incident number: 200504090006, in which HAMAS committed similar attacks in retaliation for Israeli Defense Forces killing three Palestinian teens. Also, it was reported in the article provided by Xinhua General News Service, that the group, The Salah el Dein Brigades, had claimed responsibility via leaflet.
These gunmen were said to wear old Afghan Military or municipal guard garb.
These three incidents appear to be connected and coordinated efforts by the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade in Afghanistan to derail the upcoming elections (cf. 200512130001, 200512130002, 200512130003).
These were three in a series of seven firebombs which Barnes planted in the Cherry Creek area, targeting SUVs over the course of four days.  Two of the seven devices exploded.  Barnes was arrested on March 22, 2007, indicted, and pled guilty in July  2007, and sentenced to 12 years in prison. At the time of his arrest, authorities discovered seven improvised incendiary devices, similar to those found under the vehicles, and gas cans, a box of long matches, a face mask and disposable gloves in Barnes' car.  The devices were similar to those used by ELF and ALF in past  SUV fire bombings, and the making of the devices was described on ALF's website. Authorities were unable to confirm a connection between Barnes and ELF/ALF.
These were two in a series of seven firebombs which Barnes planted in the Cherry Creek area, targeting SUVs over the course of four days.  Two of the other devices exploded.  Barnes was arrested on March 22, 2007, indicted, and pled guilty in July  2007, and sentenced to 12 years in prison. At the time of his arrest, authorities discovered seven improvised incendiary devices, similar to those found under the vehicles, and gas cans, a box of long matches, a face mask and disposable gloves in Barnes' car.  The devices were similar to those used by ELF and ALF in past  SUV fire bombings, and the making of the devices was described on ALF's website. Authorities were unable to confirm a connection between Barnes and ELF/ALF.
These were two in a series of seven firebombs which Barnes planted in the Cherry Creek area, targeting SUVs over the course of four days.  Two of the seven devices exploded.  Barnes was arrested on March 22, 2007, indicted, and pled guilty in July  2007, and sentenced to 12 years in prison. At the time of his arrest, authorities discovered seven improvised incendiary devices, similar to those found under the vehicles, and gas cans, a box of long matches, a face mask and disposable gloves in Barnes' car.  The devices were similar to those used by ELF and ALF in past  SUV fire bombings, and the making of the devices was described on ALF's website. Authorities were unable to confirm a connection between Barnes and ELF/ALF.
These were two in a series of ten department store bombings in New York on this day.  Though FALN claimed they planted twelve devices, only ten were found (197607120002, 197607120003, 197607120004, 197607120006, and 197607120007).
These were two in a series of ten department store bombings in New York on this day.  Though FALN claimed they planted twelve devices, only ten were found (197607120002, 197607120003, 197607120005, 197607120006, and 197607120007).
These were two in a series of ten department store bombings in New York on this day.  Though FALN claimed they planted twelve devices, only ten were found (197607120002, 197607120004, 197607120005, 197607120006, and 197607120007).
These were two in a series of ten department store bombings in New York on this day.  Though FALN claimed they planted twelve devices, only ten were found (197607120003, 197607120004, 197607120005, 197607120006, and 197607120007).
They [rebels] told the teams which were present that they would not harm the aid workers if they respected their instructions. The rebels asked several NGOs which were in the camp not to come out, to go where the aid workers were, but three gendarmes, who were protecting the refugees in Goz Amer, were injured.
They kidnapped 10 people and then just let them go a few hours later in the middle of no where, no one was killed
They kidnapped the Frenchman and have yet to release him
They said that the driver was attacked because he was carrying supplies to American troops. Unclear if the truck was targeted due to the presence of a PUK official.
They were subsequently beheaded publically by the perpetrators in nearby Ningulai and their bodies and heads paraded through the streets of that village before being discarded in a nearby farm field. Notes attached to their bodies accused them of being American agents. The attack came in retaliation for a Pakistani Army assault on the madrasa of pro-Taliban cleric Maulana Fazlullah in Imam Dheri. This was the first of two retaliatory killings for that assault on October 26.
Thirteen civilians were injured across three incidents. This number has been divided between all incidents.
Thirteen hostages (five Europeans and eight Ethiopians) were released, and five Ethiopians escaped
Thirteen hostages were immediately released by the assailants while an unknown number successfully escaped following a shootout with Uganda People's Defense Forces. One of the freed captives said the rebels told them that their group was called ULRA but did not explain its meaning.
Thirteen Nigerian soldiers tried to deter the attack but failed to safeguard the Korean workers
Thirteen of the hostages were killed shortly after the incident. The remaining two hostages were released.
Thirteen of the sixteen kidnapping victims were released on March 23, 2015. The fate of the other three kidnapping victims is unknown.
Thirty hostages were released after six days.  Three injured hostages were released the Red Cross after 19 day and six more hostages were released after 43 days.
This appears to be a political party dispute between the two Kurdish parties, Kurdish Islamic Union Party and the Kurdish Democratic Party. The victims were putting up campaign posters at the time the attack occurred.
This appears to be linked to an incident the next day on May 21, 1974 where a molotov cocktail was thrown through the window of State motor vehicle offices also in Yuba City, CA (197405210001). Doubt terrorism proper because unsure of the motivations behind the event. The motivations could have been personal are targeting a specific individual.
This appears to be linked to an incident the previous day on May 20, 1974 where a police vehicle was firebombed, also in Yuba City, CA (197405200002). Doubt terrorism proper because unsure of the motivations behind the event. The motivations could have been personal are targeting a specific individual.
This area of Baghdad was described as more safe than the majority of the city.
This armed attack was the fifth to be carried out in the course of the preceding year against the centers of the Saddam Hussein led Ba'thist regime in Iraq. Key Ba'athist leaders had been targeted in previous attacks.
This article is talking about how 21 bombs were defused around the entire country by security forces.
This assassination took place after a battle between the LTTE and TELO in which 200 were killed.  The battle, which lasted 9 consecutive days, started with the kidnapping of two LTTE members by TELO fighters. It is suspected that LTTE leader, Sathasivam Krishnakumar, was responsible for planning and possibly taking part in the assassination of Sabaratnam.
This attack appeared to be related to a general upswing in violence in Aceh province during the run-up to Indonesia's Independence Day.
This attack came a day after other ETA attacks in Seville (cf. 200010160001 and 200010160006).
This attack came after a string of successes against ETA armed units by the police. Around the time of this inicident, six members of one "cell" suspected of plotting to kill Spain's King Juan Carlos were arrested. The assassination could hsve be in retaliation for these actions.
This attack came after four ETA leaders died when their vehicle, loaded with arms and explosives, blew up in Bilbao, Spain (cf. 200008070002). Mr. Korta, a machine-tool manufacturer, was president of the employers' association of Guipuzcoa, the Basque province where ETA's roots were strongest.
This attack came from Hutu rebels, The National Liberation Forces (NFL), who tried to enter the capital city.
This attack came in retaliation for the killing of six Kukis earlier in the evening by suspected members of the United National Liberation Front (UNLF). This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200706080043).
This attack came in the aftermath of five bombings on July 2, 2000, in Chechnya.
This attack came on the eve of government elections. This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199804240001-2).
This attack came one week after a Sri Lankan military offensive against the LTTE suffered a major set back with 133 Sri Lankan soldiers killed and another 500 wounded. At the time of the attack, it was the worst ever LTTE strike against Sri Lankan forces.
This attack comes in context of heightened violence and attacks against similar targets. The reports of the  relation of the civilians killed in the attack agree that the officer's wife was killed, but disagree pertaining to second victim, the officer's daughter or niece.
This attack directly led to the outbreak of riots by the African American community of New Castle, Pennsylvania.
This attack followed 5 days of sectarian violence in Balad that killed 95 civilians.
This attack followed a week of triad-related raids and arrests of suspected gangland members.
This attack followed earlier operations by Sierra Leone civil defense forces in Kailahun district where authorities recaptured the towns of Sambalu, Mofindo, Niahun and Giema from the RUF.
This attack greatly increased the racial strife of the already violent conflict between the White and Black communities of New Bedford.  The mayor of New Bedford instituted a curfew in response to the riots that spread of control as a result to this attack.  Three Whites, Ralph Brown, Gary DesLauriers, and George Rose, were arrested and charged for the crime but were eventually acquitted.
This attack had a firebomb and Molotov cocktail which are classified as improvised explosive (IED) maybe and IED definitely not respectively.  Therefore, both were selected as yes (1).
This attack happened one day after a demonstration outside the Embassy protesting against Serbian involvement in Kosovo.
This attack is linked to what police officials are calling the "Italian Unabomber". The explosions attributed to this person mainly involve booby-trapped consumer items
This attack is linked with 197002160001.  The sniper and his companion were described as hippie types.
This attack is linked with 197003100002.  H. Rap Brown was charged with arson and inciting a riot.  However, he never showed up for his trial and was finally apprehended in 1972.  The bombings occurred at a time of a lot of racial tension in Maryland.   Immediately after the bombing, there were numerous bomb threats to public buildings in the Baltimore and Washington DC areas.
This attack is related to the previous attack in which the Communist Party of Nepal Maoists are implicated because of the transportation blockade they initiated April 2nd to disrupt the Nepali economy.
This attack is very similar to two attacks that had been claimed by Individuals Tending Toward Savagery.
This attack led to clashes between Muslim and Christian civilians in the capital, in which there were a number of casualties.
This attack may have also adversely affected the Cano Limon oil complex, even though production previously had been paralyzed due to the guerrilla attacks.
This attack may have been a show of support for al-Fatah al-Islam perpetrators concurrently fighting the Lebanese Army at the Nahr al-Bared refugee camp and is the fifth IED explosion in a civilian area since the Lebanese Army attacked the camp on May 20.
This attack may have been an Al Qa'ida operation as that group is very active in Anbar province in general.  The roadside bomb was likely a remote detonated IED and ensuing gunfire coming from Kalashnikov AK-47 rifles.
This attack may have been an Al Qa'ida operation as that group is very active in Baghdad and Anbar province.
This attack may have been in retaliation for the deaths of 78 detainees after 1300 people were stuffed into vehicles following the breakup of a protest in southern Thailand.
This attack may have been intended to strike a nearby police patrol which was also targeted with an IED.
This attack might be linked with other episodes of strike violence in South City Nebraska (197001300001, 197001300002, 197002230001, 197002230002, 197002230003, 197002230004)
This attack might be linked with other episodes of violence during the Iowa Beef Packers strike (197001220002, 197001300001, and 197001300002)
This attack might have been carried out by groups active in the Remka mountains.
This attack occurred a day after Israel demolished 14 houses in southern Lebanon.
This attack occurred amidst heightened racial tensions at Cornell University.  A week earlier the Africana Studies and Research Center was firebombed (197004010002). The two perpetrators were identified as White.  There were many bomb threats to university buildings the next day.
This attack occurred amidst heightened racial tensions at Cornell University.  A year earlier, unknown perpetrator burnt a cross in front of the Wari House dormitory.  Five weeks after the attack the Africana Studies and Research Center on campus was firebombed (197004010002).
This attack occurred amidst heightened racial tensions at Cornell University.  Five weeks earlier the Black Woman's Cooperative on campus was firebombed (197002220001).  In response to the attack, 100 African American Cornell students looted the campus book store and turned over two cars.  These students were disappoint with how the university handled the situation,  As a result of the disturbances, a curfew was established on campus.
This attack occurred at a time when racial tensions were volatile in Youngstown, and violence against blacks across the nation in general was increasing, as was activity by the Ku Klux Klan, which lead to the perception of a conspiracy against blacks.  This attack caused hysteria within the Black community.
This attack occurred at one of South Africa's major tourist attractions. The Waterfront movie theater received several bomb threats prior to the incident. Police were still investigating this attack as late as April 24, 2002.
This attack occurred during a construction workers strike.  Electrical service was disrupted in the Baton Rouge area.
This attack occurred during escalating similar attacks by the same group, likely in response to Ramadan.
This attack occurred during local elections in which a wave of attacks took place.  Most of those killed were People's Alliance supporters.
This attack occurred in Pakistan's Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA), an area where the Taliban and other Islamic extremists have made their home.  The three injured men were said to be in stable condition and police were searchng for the bombers.  The source stated that Pakistan's security forces killed suspected Al-Qaeda explosives expert Abu Marwan al-Suri in Bajaur last month.
This attack occurred in the Jamiaa neighborhood of Baghdad.
This attack occurred late at night on February 20.  It was suspected that this attack might have been related to 197002210004, 197002210005, and 197002210003.  However, the Weathermen only claimed credit for 197002210005 in a letter to the New York Times, and did not mention participation in any other attacks on February 21.
This attack occurred minutes after the PSE-EE office (Socialist Party of Basque Country) was attacked; however, it was not reported if the two attacks were related.
This attack occurred next to the junction of the local District Command Office, which coordinated security activities between the Israeli army and the Palestinian police.
This attack occurred on the 40th anniversary of independence. The Armed Islamic Group (GIA) had been responsible for similar attacks in the past. This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200207050002-04).
This attack occurred on the 75th anniversary of the Turkish Republic.
This attack occurred the week before first lady Pat Nixon planned on visiting the University of Colorado.
This attack occurred two days after four Palestinian militant groups declared a ceasefire. Also, the day before this attack the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade claimed responsibility for the shooting death of a Bulgarian road worker. Some Israeli authorities suspected that the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade was behind this attack.
This attack on a police checkpoint was the third terrorist attack on Thai law enforcement in one week in Narathiwat Province. A border patrol policeman was shot dead on June 10 and another local policeman was killed on June 14.
This attack on the railway track does not appear to be related to the spree of attacks on banks in Sindh on May 2nd, 2012.
This attack part of a series of bombings (GTD ID- 201112100044 and 201112100068).  Also, the number of wounded reported ranges from 11-15 people.
This attack part of a series of bombings (GTD ID- 201112100067 and 201112100044).  Also, the number of wounded reported ranges from 11-15 people.
This attack part of a series of bombings (GTD ID- 201112100067 and 201112100068).  Also, the number of wounded reported ranges from 11-15 people.
This attack prompted the Home Ministry to issue an immediate alert asking Kathmandu residents to be cautious while accepting and opening letters and packets. This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200210130002-03).
This attack relates to the notion that police in the area, at the time, were believing Sunni hardliners were trying to push Shiite Muslims and Christians out.
This attack represented part of an ongoing campaign by Maoist perpetrators in the region to destroy transmission towers and kill electrical workers to disrupt power and water distribution. This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200706050038).
This attack took place a day after a new provincial governor was appointed for the Rutana Province, Lt. Col. Emmanuel Mbonirema. This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199911260001; 199911290004).
This attack took place around 10:00 AM.
This attack took place around 12:00 PM.
This attack took place around 2:00 PM.
This attack took place around 8:00 PM.
This attack took place around 8:10 PM.
This attack took place around 8:15 PM.
This attack took place around 8:30 PM.
This attack took place around 9:00 AM.
This attack took place around 9:00 PM.
This attack took place around 9:30 PM.
This attack took place during heightened racial tensions as a result of the desegregation of the schools in Columbus, Georgia.  The school was vacant, at the time, because the state and federal courts gave contradictory orders on desegregation.  The school was eventually desegregated.
This attack took place during heightened racial tensions in Plainfield New Jersey.  Over a year later, Police Officer Frank Buczek was killed two blocks away (197109180002).
This attack took place during heightened racial tensions in Pomona, California.  At the time, Black students were in the process of implementing a boycott of the school system.  Police believed that this attack was connected with other racial disturbances in Pomona (197101060001, 197101090001, and 197101090002).  As a result of the attacks the schools closed down for a week.
This attack took place during heightened racial tensions in Pomona, California.  At the time, Black students were in the process of implementing a boycott of the school system.  Police believed that this attack was connected with other racial disturbances in Pomona (197101060001, 197101090001, and 197101110003).  As a result of the attacks the schools closed down for a week.
This attack took place during heightened racial tensions in Pomona, California.  At the time, Black students were in the process of implementing a boycott of the school system.  Police believed that this attack was connected with other racial disturbances in Pomona (197101060001, 197101090002, and 197101110003).  As a result of the attacks the schools closed down for a week.
This attack took place during heightened racial tensions in Pomona, California.  Police believed that this attack might have been linked with racial disturbances (197101090001, 197101090002, and 197101110003) at Pomona High School where a  boycott by Black students was in the process of being implemented.
This attack took place during heightened racial tensions, including a Black boycott of White-owned businesses, in Cairo Illinois.  Officer Nelson was Black and Officer Abercrombie was White.  A few days after the incident Reverend Charles Koen, a Black community leader, sent a request to the governor of Illinois that State Police patrols be removed from Pyramid Courts.
This attack took place during the celebration of a three day Muslim holiday forty days after Ramadan.
This attack took place just hours after the presidential inauguration.
This attack took place late at night.  The abortion clinic had previously been the target of many picketers.  As a result of the incident, Dr. Hern installed bulletproof windows at the facility.
This attack took place on the first day of the 2012 Arab Summit, which was held in Baghdad.
This attack took place one day after eight Algerian civilians were killed in the same region (200305250004).
This attack was a part of a protracted campaign to secede Assam from India.
This attack was carried out in the run-up to the parliamentary election. Unconfirmed reports indicated that the bomb might have targeted a colleague of Raimond Paul, a well known Latvian composer, and former cultural minister.
This attack was claimed by the Secret Army of the Taliban, which is presumed to be connected to the Taliban.
This attack was claimed through a text message sent by Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid.
This attack was criticized in a number of statements, including those by Abdullah Eksioglu, General Secretary of the Press Council, Turkish President Süleyman Demirel, Parliament Speaker Yildirim Akbulut, and Ismet Demirdogen, leader of the Contemporary Journalists Association.
This attack was Euskadi ta Askatasuna's (ETA) first since the group released a statement a week before that stated its refusal to consider another ceasefire and threatened to continue attacks on journalists.
This attack was in apparent retaliation by Hizballah for the killing of Karim Atwi, 29, and Mohammed Hammoud. Both were killed in a clash with Israeli troops near Al-Rihan.
This attack was likely perpetrated by the National Liberation Army (Macedonia).
This attack was linked to firebombings against four Latin American embassies in Washington D.C. by the Revolution Force 7 one day later (197007020001, 197007020002, 197007020003, and 197007020004).  The Revolutionary Force 7 claimed the attack by delivering a letter to The Associated Press.  The Inter-American Defense Board is an agency of the Organization of American States.
This attack was linked with incidents 197003030002 and 197003040003.
This attack was linked with incidents 197003030002 and 197003050002.
This attack was linked with incidents 197003040003 and 197003050002.
This attack was one in a string of bombings that have taken place since Kenya sent troops into Somalia. Police stated the attackers were probably amateurs, as the grenades could have done a lot more damage had they been thrown properly. Probably linked to attack 201112150024.
This attack was one in a string of bombings that have taken place since Kenya sent troops into Somalia. Police stated the attackers were probably amateurs, as the grenades could have done a lot more damage had they been thrown properly. Probably linked to attack 201112150027.
This attack was one of a series of attacks on police stations in the province
This attack was one of four related incidents (cf. 200109110004-07). As the aircraft approached the Pentagon it clipped several street lamps, one of which fell onto a taxi cab, injuring the driver, Lloyd England. The aircraft's right wing hit a portable generator that provided backup power for the Pentagon and the left engine hit an external steam vault before it slammed into the Pentagon. American Airlines Flight 77 departed Washington Dulles International Airport at 8:20 am local time. The airplane was hijacked sometime between 8:51 and 8:54 am. Since the aircraft crashed into the Pentagon at 9:37 am, the hijacking lasted between 40-43 minutes. Details on the number of people wounded in the attacks are very difficult to confirm. The numbers reported in the GTD are conservative estimates for immediate casualties, first responders, and residents, based on documentation for the September 11th Victims Compensation Fund (VCF).
This attack was one of four related incidents (cf. 200109110004-07). Flight attendant, Robert Fangman, called a United Airlines office in San Francisco and spoke with Marc Policastro. He reported the hijacking and said that both pilots had been killed. He also reported that a flight attendant was stabbed and said that the hijackers were flying the plane. United Flight 175 departed from Boston's Logan International Airport at 8:14 am local time. At 8:47 am, air traffic control received the first indications that the plane was hijacked. Since the airplane impacted the South Tower at 9:03 am, the length of the hijacking was at least 16 minutes. The second aircraft seized was United Airlines flight 175, which was scheduled to depart from Logan at 8:00 and fly directly to Los Angeles. Details on the number of people wounded in the attacks are very difficult to confirm The numbers reported in the GTD are conservative estimates for immediate casualties, first responders, and residents, based on documentation for the September 11th Victims Compensation Fund (VCF).
This attack was one of four related incidents (cf. 200109110004-07). The passengers attempted to retake control of the airplane after receiving word that other hijacked aircraft had been crashed into the World Trade Center buildings in New York City and the Pentagon in Arlington, Virginia. The attackers evidentially gave the order to crash the plane once they realized they could not maintain control of the vehicle to carry out their mission. United Airlines Flight 93, departing from Newark International Airport at 8:42 am local time, crashed at 10:03 am. Air traffic controllers believed that the hijackers took over the airplane at 9:28 am, so the hijacking lasted for 35 minutes before Flight 93 crashed.
This attack was one of four related incidents (cf. 200109110004-07). Three people including two attendants, Karen Martin and Barbara Arestegui, were stabbed or had their throats slashed by the hijackers. American Airlines Flight 11 departed from Boston's Logan International Airport at 7:59 am local time. The 9/11 Commission estimated that the hijacking began at 8:14 am. Since the aircraft crashed into the North Tower at 8:46 am, the hijacking lasted 32 minutes. Details on the number of people wounded in the attacks are very difficult to confirm The numbers reported in the GTD are conservative estimates for immediate casualties, first responders, and residents, based on documentation for the September 11th Victims Compensation Fund (VCF).
This attack was one of two related attacks (cf. 200207260001-02). It was unknown whether the same gunmen were involved.
This attack was one of two related cases each occurring in Algeria's Tiaret Province on May 1, 2002 (cf. 200205010007-8). Unfortunately, there is not much information about how the perpetrators actually committed these acts. The only report on the incident stated that the attackers were "armed." This was one of two attacks on this night, with a total of 31 killed and 5 injured. Also, there had been a similar attack a week before on April 24, 2002 in the same region in which 16 Algerian civilians had been killed.
This attack was part of a coordinated nationwide infrastructure attack by the FARC (cf. 200202220001; 200202230002; 200202270001-02; 200202280003). Several other electrical pylons were destroyed in the Caquetá department as well as other regions throughout the country.
This attack was part of a coordinated nationwide infrastructure attack by the FARC (cf. 200202220001; 200202230002; 200202270001-02; 200202280003). The explosion resulted in loss of electricity in neighboring towns.
This attack was part of a coordinated nationwide infrastructure attack by the FARC (cf. 200202220001; 200202230002; 200202270001-02; 200202280003). The government authorized a Hercules transport plane to make five flights a day from Bogota to Florencia to bring in supplies.
This attack was part of a larger attempt by the Taliban to subvert the parliamentary elections.
This attack was part of a series of attacks against members of Ibrahim Rugova's moderate LDK (Democratic League of Kosovo) party within the same time period.  Since June 15, 2000 two senior LDK officials had been murdered, two more shot and wounded and a reporter who had worked for a newspaper sympathetic to the party was murdered.
This attack was part of the Free Aceh Movement offensive prior to Indonesia's Independence Day on August 17. GAM had accused TVRI of being in favor of the security forces in its reporting in the past.
This attack was the first suicide bombing in nearly four years in southern Lebanon.
This attack was the most violent attack since Israel suspended its participation in the southern Lebanon cease-fire monitoring group on February 11, 2000.
This attack was the single largest attack on the Ahmadis since they were officially ousted from the fold of Islam in 1975 by the government of Zulfikar Ali Bhutto.
This attack was the third bomb blast in Pakistan since 06/05/1998. Reports did not indicate whether this attack was related to other recent attacks. Pakistani officials suspected India's involvement however India denied the charges. Each country routinely accuses the other of acts of terrorism.
This attack was widely regarded as the worst act of violence yet in the long-running conflict between the British-controlled province's Roman Catholic and Protestant residents. Irish media outlets reportedly received at least two warning calls about 40 minutes before the blast.
This blast occurred near the Iraqi Agricultural Department Building in Mosul, Iraq.
This bombing coincided with a meeting at the station between the leadership of Operation Good Hope and community leaders. A second police station in Cape Town was bombed a few days later (cf. 199901300001).
This bombing coincided with the bombings of three  U.S. post offices (197805090004, 197805090005, 197805090006) in San Juan on the same day, as well as the bombing of a U.S. navy bus (197805090008).  The People's Revolutionary Command claimed the navy bombings in a call to the Associated Press the following day, but not the post office incidents.
This bombing coincided with the bombings of three  U.S. post offices (197805090004, 197805090005, 197805090006) in San Juan on the same day, as well as the bombing of a U.S. Navy Recruiting Center (197805090007).  The People's Revolutionary Command claimed the navy bombings in a call to the Associated Press the following day, but not the post office incidents.
This bombing coincided with the bombings of two other U.S. post offices (197805090004, 197805090005) in San Juan on the same day, as well as the bombing of a U.S. Navy recruiting center (197805090007) and a U.S. navy bus (197805090008).  The People's Revolutionary Command claimed the navy bombings in a call to the Associated Press the following day, but not the post office incidents.
This bombing coincided with the bombings of two other U.S. post offices (197805090004, 197805090006) in San Juan on the same day, as well as the bombing of a U.S. Navy recruiting center (197805090007) and a U.S. navy bus (197805090008).  The People's Revolutionary Command claimed the navy bombings in a call to the Associated Press the following day, but not the post office incidents.
This bombing coincided with the bombings of two other U.S. post offices (197805090005, 197805090006) in San Juan on the same day, as well as the bombing of a U.S. Navy recruiting center (197805090007) and a U.S. navy bus (197805090008).  The People's Revolutionary Command claimed the navy bombings in a call to the Associated Press the following day, but not the post office incidents.
This bombing is linked to the bombing of a parked police car on the same day, not far from the Edison building (197801310002). Both incidents were claimed by FALN directly through a telephone call to the United Press International within an hour after the bombs exploded. Some police officers doubted that this was the work of FALN due to the use of low-yield pipe bombs.
This bombing is linked to three other bombings in Miami on this day as well as two on December 4, 1975 (197512030001, 197512030002, and 197512030003; 197512040001).  It is believed there is a connection between the explosions and the visit of Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs, William D. Rogers, who was scheduled to give a speech the next day at the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce.  Additionally, within eighteen months, there were about 60 bombings in the Miami area attributed to Cuban exiles.
This bombing is linked to three other bombings in Miami on this day as well as two on December 4, 1975 (197512030001, 197512030002, and 197512030004; 197512040001).  It is believed there is a connection between the explosions and the visit of Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs, William D. Rogers, who was scheduled to give a speech the next day at the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce.  Additionally, within eighteen months, there were about 60 bombings in the Miami area attributed to Cuban exiles.
This bombing is linked to three other bombings in Miami on this day as well as two on December 4, 1975 (197512030001, 197512030003, and 197512030004; 197512040001).  It is believed there is a connection between the explosions and the visit of Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs, William D. Rogers, who was scheduled to give a speech the next day at the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce.  Additionally, within eighteen months, there were about 60 bombings in the Miami area attributed to Cuban exiles.
This bombing is linked to three other bombings in Miami on this day as well as two on December 4, 1975 (197512030002, 197512030003, and 197512030004; 197512040001).  It is believed there is a connection between the explosions and the visit of Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs, William D. Rogers, who was scheduled to give a speech the next day at the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce.  Additionally, within eighteen months, there were about 60 bombings in the Miami area attributed to Cuban exiles.
This bombing is second such attack by the ASG in the southern Philippines in three days. The previous incident, carried out on Jolo Island, killed at least 10 and wounded at least 70 citizens. (cf. 199901020001)
This bombing occurred after a bomb was dismantled at a train station on the same day. No one claimed responsibility for this blast but various authorities had identified the most likely culprits as being separatist rebels, Somali Muslim extremists, opposition groups or Ethiopia's arch-rival neighbor Eritrea. This blast followed a series of mysterious explosions in Addis Ababa earlier in the year.
This bombing was attributed to FLNC through a statement sent to France-3 Corse TV station.
This bombing was the latest in a string of attacks that had killed at least a dozen police officers and a teacher in Southern Thailand.
This café is next to a Shi i mosque.
This case is confusing because it involves three nations; Kuwait, Pakistan, Iraq; and an unknown motive or target; It is difficult to discern who the roadside bomb was planned for.
This case is directly related to case number 200609100004, where Hakim Taniwal was assassinated. The Taliban claimed responsibility for 200609100004 but not for this case.
This convoy seemed to have been targeted because it was working with the US-led coalition in Bagram Airfield and at a coalition base.  It is unknown what happened to the 'missing' driver in the source.
This could be treated as multiple incidents as well as a single event; the gunmen shot the victims in three separate locations.  However, the authorities believe that the gunmen shot victims as they came across them.  In addition, early sources speculate that the four victims were all members of the ANC; however, later sources state that only one victim was related to a member of the ANC.
This could have been a purely criminal act if it was merely out of revenge, or some other personal reason. It was never made conclusive that the KKK committed the arson.
This device went off as police attempted to disarm it.
This event appears to be linked to the assault on Mohammed Mehdi by suspected JDL members in May 1974 (197405160001).
This event has resulted in an international diplomatic row with the Swedish ambassador being summoned to Moscow to discuss the ramifications of this event.
This event is one in a series of bomb blasts by FALN members in Chicago on the same day (197506140005; 197506140002).  In one event, a bomb, targeting the First National Bank, was carried away in a black bag by a married couple, and once they realized in their car that the bag held dynamite, they threw it out the window.  This blast caused damages to the Mid-Continental Plaza building, shattering windows through the fifth floor of the building.  The second attack was an attempted bombing of a Federal Building in Chicago; the bomb did not detonate.  All three attacks were claimed by FALN in both a phone call and note left for police, and the events coincided with the Puerto Rican Day parade in Chicago.
This event is one in a series of bombings and attempted bombings in Puerto Rico by members of FALN in efforts to protest the visits of Vice President Rockefeller and Secretary of State Kissinger (197412310002, 197412310003, 197412310004, 197412310005, and 197412310006).
This event is one in a series of bombings and attempted bombings in Puerto Rico by members of FALN in efforts to protest the visits of Vice President Rockefeller and Secretary of State Kissinger (197412310002, 197412310003, 197412310004, 197412310005, and 197412310007).
This event is one in a series of bombings and attempted bombings in Puerto Rico by members of FALN in efforts to protest the visits of Vice President Rockefeller and Secretary of State Kissinger (197412310002, 197412310003, 197412310004, 197412310006, and 197412310007).
This event is one in a series of bombings and attempted bombings in Puerto Rico by members of FALN in efforts to protest the visits of Vice President Rockefeller and Secretary of State Kissinger (197412310002, 197412310003, 197412310005, 197412310006, and 197412310007).
This event is one in a series of bombings and attempted bombings in Puerto Rico by members of FALN in efforts to protest the visits of Vice President Rockefeller and Secretary of State Kissinger (197412310002, 197412310004, 197412310005, 197412310006, and 197412310007).
This event is one in a series of bombings and attempted bombings in Puerto Rico by members of FALN in efforts to protest the visits of Vice President Rockefeller and Secretary of State Kissinger (197412310003, 197412310004, 197412310005, 197412310006, and 197412310007).
This event is similar to another ELN kidnapping on this same date in the Santander Department (cf. 200512080001). The perpetrators were caught by Colombia's Gaula Police Unified Action Groups to Rescue Kidnap Victims.
This event is similar to NPA's attack on Dec. 20 against Philippino army forces (cf. 200512200004). The NPA stole firearms from the police armory as well.
This event may be the same as the event in which Walid Kashmoula was killed. The name is referenced several times.
This event once again raised the issue of the issue of how to prevent Algerian terrorists from using Morrocco as a rear base. Previously, on August 14, 1999, the same settlement was the scene of a massacre perpetrated under the same circumstances and which resulted in the deaths of 29 motorists. The Armed Islamic Group (GIA) were the perpetrators of that attack.
This event was in two stages: during stage one, four LTTE members attempted to abduct the child but were forced away; in stage two 40-50 LTTE members returned and attempted abduction again and were forced away.
This event was one of a series of related attacks during this time (see events 197309040001, 197309180002) and is also a case of inner-party conflict.  On September 4, 1973, a Black Muslim leader, James Shabazz was murdered by members of New World of Islam, a rival faction of Black Muslims.  On September  18, 1973, two  Black Muslim dissidents were shot and killed in Edison, New Jersey by others in the New World sect in the midst of feuding Black Muslim factions.
This event was one of a series of related attacks during this time (see events 197309040001, 197310180002).  On September 4, 1973, a Black Muslim leader, James Shabazz is murdered by members of New World of Islam, a rival faction of Black Muslims.  On October 18, 1973, two more Black Muslim dissidents are killed and beheaded by others in the New World sect in the midst of feuding Black Muslim factions.  This case in particular may not be terrorism because the Bankston brothers were allegedly murdered for disobeying orders so this is a case of inner-party conflict.  Also, two members of the New World, Albert Chavies and Lamont Calloway, were later convicted for the murder of the Bankston brothers. Chavies and Calloway were also convicted and sentenced for the Shabazz murder.
This event was one of several assassinations in a small period of time in Baghdad targeting police commanders.
This explosion appeared to be connected to an explosion at another government facility in the same city which came about 6 hours later.  Thus, the attack was one of two related incidents (cf. 200009290004).  Police theorized that the perpetrators of both incidents were members of one group, possibly by the Free Aceh Movement (GAM). The bomb blasts came a week after the GAM and Jakarta agreed to extend a three-month truce. Residents said power in the city center was cut during the incidents.
This explosion came after the military was accused of allegedly killing seven civilians including a pregnant woman, children and an off-duty Army integree during one of its operations, and there was fear by local leader that this could result in retaliatory attacks. --The women and the two enlisted personnel of the Army's Intelligence Service Group who were wounded were immediately brought to the hospital of the 3rd Marine Brigade in Camp Bautista. The Americans were restricted to the camp at night for their security and none of them was hurt in the attack near Busbus village
This explosion seemed to be connected to an explosion at another government facility in the same city which came about 6 hours earlier. Thus, the attack was one of two related incidents (cf. 200009290005).  Police theorized that the perpetrators of both incidents were the same people operating under one group, possibly by the Free Aceh Movement (GAM.) The bomb blasts came a week after the GAM and Jakarta agreed to extend a three-month truce. Residents said power in the city center was cut during the incidents.
This explosion was roughly as powerful as a massive blast that nearly destroyed the nearby Chechen Government Headquarters on December 27, 2002 (cf. 200212270001).
This firebombs were thrown at 5:00 PM.   Two months before the incident, two abortion clinics in Columbus were attacked by the Christian Liberation Army (199102140015 and 199102230010).  Authorities believe that this incident was a copycat attack.
This group of Garo National Liberation Army rebels is comprised of about ten cadres led by self-styled commander Philiport Sangma.
This has been labeled a sectarian killing
This has been part of a string of violence against foreigners by either skinheads or neo-Nazis in Russia. The assault is being probed as a hate-motivated crime as witnesses said they had heard the attackers shouting nationalistic slogans. Dzhamilya Khagarova, the press secretary of the president of Kabarda-Balkaria, relayed the incident to an ITAR-TASS correspondent. --Other accounts said there were 12 assailants. All 12 had been identified and 3 of the 4 detained were released on April 3 after pledging to come to law enforcement agencies for questioning after being summoned. Two others were later summoned, and the four females in the group denied offensive involvement. --The Russian Prosecutor's General's Office demanded that the Moscow city prosecutor's office amend the criminal charge in the case of Tutov's beating-up to Article 112, Part Two, Point 'e' of the Russian Criminal Code which reads: 'deliberate infliction of moderately severe damage to health, committed on the grounds of ethnic, racial or religious hatred or enmity'," in light of the nationalist slogans chanted during the attack. Moscow eastern district prosecutors completed the investigation on May 25, and three suspects had already been charged with assault. --On Nov. 20, 2006, the Izmailovsky district court in Moscow found the three defendants, Stanislav Novokhatsky, Yevgeny Konyshev and Boris Kolodin, guilty of the attack on Tutov, ruling the crime was committed out of ethnic hatred. Novokhatsky was sentenced to one year in prison, Konyshev and Kolodin to 1.5 yrs each. In Feb. 2007, the court upheld the verdict.
This has been the 29th attack with a similar beheading-type treatment for the male.  Officials say that the Islamic insurgents are attempting to reenact the terrorist attacks in Iraq.
This hotel is popular with Asian backpackers. No group claimed responsibility for the attack, although the ruling junta pointed to several groups as possible culprits.”
This incident almost definitely is related to another Lumio, Corsica 'second home' bombing (cf. 200512210006). The source mentions three bombings, but I put the first two in this one case because it seems like they were two of the same type of bomb used in the same 'marina' area.
This incident began around 8:50 AM.
This incident came hours after a joint statement from the Orange Volunteers and Red Hand Defenders that warned of attacks on unionists and Protestant church leaders if a power-sharing executive were set up at Stormont.
This incident could be termed a civil war, rather than a terrorist attack.
This incident does not seem to be connected to the other Israel incident on this same day (cf. 200512120003).
This incident does not seem to be connected to the other Israel incident on this same day (cf. 200512120004).
This incident followed days of rioting by nationalists, who threw blast bombs at police.
This incident had many conflicting stories, especially regarding who was behind the killing. The Pakistani government argues that Taliban leader Baitullah Mehsud, who they said they had recorded congratulating his people for accomplishing the killing, and Al Qaeda, who had spokesman Shaykh Saeed claim responsibility. Mehsud denied that he was involved. The Scotland Yard investigators struggled to find information because the crime scene was quickly cleaned and the were denied the rights to an autopsy. Two of the men arrested were named Husnain and Rafaqat. This incident was followed by a great amount violence and unrest in the country. After the incident the Parliamentary elections scheduled for January 8th, 2008 were postponed to February 18.
This incident happened in the back drop of two political happenings; a new constitution for the nation and four Departments, Beni, Pando, Santa Cruz and Tarija, announced their autonomy.
This incident happened just hours after the same group kidnapped another nine people in the same area.
This incident has been linked to a similar car bombing that occurred in Haifa on the same day (incident 199909050003).  Although bombers in both incidents belonged to the Islamic Movement, the Movement has denied responsibility.  Authorities believe that the Islamic Movement has connections with the Islamic Hamas guerrilla group.
This incident has been linked to a similar car bombing that occurred in Tiberias on the same day (incident 199909150003).  Although bombers in both incidents belonged to the Islamic Movement, the Movement has denied responsibility.  Authorities believe that the Islamic Movement has connections with the Islamic Hamas guerrilla group.
This incident incited a lot of anger within the Muslim community.  Mobs formed and a van was set on firing, killing the driver inside.
This incident is a series of related incidents (cf. 2000211130001). Lasana is in the Surankote area of the Poonch district.
This incident is a series of related incidents (cf. 2000211130002).  Lasana is in the Surankote area of the Poonch district.
This incident is a series of related incidents (cf. 2000211230003). The FARC began in May 2002 death threats against Colombian mayors to force them to resign.
This incident is a series of related incidents (cf. 2000211230004).  In May 2002, the FARC threatened mayors to resign; otherwise they would become the "military targets."
This incident is a series of related incidents (cf. 200211040004).  The incident took place on the border of Nozhay-Yurtovskiy and Vedenskiy Districts, Groznyy.
This incident is a series of related incidents (cf. 200211260003 and 200211260004). The three tear gas incidents on November 27 and 28 reportedly heightened tensions ahead of the start of a general strike due to start December 2 to demand a referendum on the President Hugo Chavez.
This incident is a series of related incidents (cf. 200211260003 and 200211270003). The three tear gas incidents on November 27 and 28 reportedly heightened tensions ahead of the start of a general strike due to start December 2 to demand a referendum on the President Hugo Chavez.
This incident is a series of related incidents (cf. 200211260004 and 200211270003). The three tear gas incidents on November 27 and 28 reportedly heightened tensions ahead of the start of a general strike due to start December 2 to demand a referendum on the President Hugo Chavez.
This incident is believed to possibly be connected with the arson at  the Streling Oaks Development in Chico, CA just two days earlier (6303).
This incident is believed to possibly be connected with the arson at new stores still under development at a shopping center in Chico, CA just two days later (6503).
This incident is directly related to (cf. 200512290003), a future incident that involved the oil tanker exploding in a gas station in Garhi Qamardin. The perpetrators apparently planned to hijack this tanker, attach explosives, and detonate it at some location, with officials suspecting Islamabad as being a possible target. The three kidnap victims were given drugs and one of them was shot in the arm when he tried to escape.
This incident is directly related to a previous incident (cf. 200512290004), when the oil tanker that exploded was stolen. About 12 perpetrators hijacked the oil tanker in Kotal and kidnapped its three owners. The owners would all be released before the explosion at the gas station. Pakistan officials believe that the group may have been targeting Islamabad. Five police officers were injured in the explosion.
This incident is linked to an incident three days later by the Farm Animal Revenge Militia, in which they set fire to the San Diego Meat Company building itself (13094).
This incident is linked to another at Reschigliano di Campodarsego, also in Padua Province (200302080003).  The blast at Villanova's church went off 15 minutes after the one at Reschigliano.  The police, after going through several possible perpetrator groups, made no conclusion on who they suspected to be the perpetrators.
This incident is linked to another at Villanova di Camposampiero, also in Padua Province (200302080004).  The blast at Villanova's church went off 15 minutes after the one at Reschigliano.  The police, after going through several possible perpetrator groups, made no conclusion on who they suspected to be the perpetrators.
This incident is linked to another bombing of a Shell Oil facility two days earlier (570).
This incident is linked to another bombing of a Shell Oil facility two days later (570a).
This incident is linked to the bombing of the Con Edison Building on the same day (197801310001).  Both incidents were claimed by FALN directly through a telephone call to the United Press International within an hour after the bombs exploded.  Some police officers doubted that this was the work of FALN due to the use of low-yield pipe bombs.
This incident is linked to the bombing of the Korvettes department store in Herald Square in Manhattan at the same time this day (197807120007).  Additionally, both bombings are linked to an explosion at an apartment at 26-49 96th Street in East Elmhurst in Queens, New York.  This apartment was being used as a bomb factory for FALN members, and police confiscated 66 sticks of dynamite, 2 carbines, a shot gun, and chemicals, used to make bombs, as well as three pipe bombs which later exploded at the police bomb disposal center.  Additionally, 14 printed communiqués were found, similar to those delivered to the Associated Press and United Press International in the past.  These communiqués were to warn of the bombings at the department stores that evening. One suspected FALN member, William Morales, who was a member of the National Commission of the Episcopal Church for Hispanic Affairs which had been suspected as an FALN front, was injured during the explosion in the apartment, and was later arrested after being released from the hospital.  He was under investigation by police in regards to his affiliation with FALN and the bombings.
This incident is linked to the bombing of the Macy's department store in Herald Square in Manhattan at the same time this day (197807120006).  Additionally, both bombings are linked to an explosion at an apartment at 26-49 96th Street in East Elmhurst in Queens, New York.  This apartment was being used as a bomb factory for FALN members, and police confiscated 66 sticks of dynamite, 2 carbines, a shot gun, and chemicals, used to make bombs, as well as three pipe bombs which later exploded at the police bomb disposal center.  Additionally, 14 printed communiqués were found, similar to those delivered to the Associated Press and United Press International in the past.  These communiqués were to warn of the bombings at the department stores that evening. One suspected FALN member, William Morales, who was a member of the National Commission of the Episcopal Church for Hispanic Affairs which had been suspected as an FALN front, was injured during the explosion in the apartment, and was later arrested after being released from the hospital.  He was under investigation by police in regards to his affiliation with FALN and the bombings.
This incident is linked to the bombing of the Replica office on September 11, also by Omega-7 (198109110003).
This incident is linked to the firebombing of a shop in Chicago, owned by an American of Croatian descent (197810040004) as well as the murder of another American of Croatian descent, Anthony Cikoja, in New York, who has also received a similar threatening letter (197809280007).  In June of 1981, eight men were arrested and indicted on charges of racketeering and extortion, including the murders of Cikoja and Brkic, and several arsons.  According to the indictments, the men were members of a Croatian organization called "Otpor," or Croatian National Resistance group that used terror and violence to extort money from individuals of Croatian origin living in the United States. A ninth man was later arrested and indicted as an associate of the other eight responsible for the abovementioned incidents. Those indicted included Mile Markic (the alleged leader of Otpor in the U.S.), Mile Boban (the alleged president of Otpor in North America), Ante Ljubas, Andjelko Jakic (former vice president of the New York chapter of the group), Ivan Misetic (former vice president of the Chicago chapter),  Vinko Logarusic (leader of the Cleveland chapter), Ranko Primorac (leader of the Los Angeles chapter), Miro Biosic (treasurer of the L.A. chapter), and Drago Sudar (the associate of the other eight members of the group).
This incident is linked to three other bombings on this day, one at John F. Kennedy airport in Queens, New York, one at Newark airport in New Jersey, and one outside of the Department of Justice in Washington, D.C. (197805220004,  197805220006, and 197805220007), all of which were also claimed by FALN members in the phone call. In their phone call the to the United Press International, FALN members also stated that a bomb was placed at the O'Hare Hilton Hotel near O'Hare International airport in Chicago, Illinois, but there was no explosion and no bomb was found at the hotel.  Employees at the O'Hare Hilton Hotel also received bomb warnings by phone, but the caller never mentioned the other attacks that day.  Additionally, the caller stated that a communiqué would be left in "a Park in front of City Hall," claiming responsibility, but no notes were ever found.
This incident is linked to three other bombings on this day, one at La Guardia airport in Queens, New York, one at Newark airport in New Jersey, and one outside of the Department of Justice in Washington, D.C. (197805220005, 197805220006, and 197805220007), all of which were also claimed by FALN members in the phone call. In their phone call the to the United Press International, FALN members also stated that a bomb was placed at the O'Hare Hilton Hotel near O'Hare International airport in Chicago, Illinois, but there was no explosion and no bomb was found at the hotel.  Employees at the O'Hare Hilton Hotel also received bomb warnings by phone, but the caller never mentioned the other attacks that day. Additionally, the caller stated that a communiqué would be left in "a Park in front of City Hall," claiming responsibility, but no notes were ever found.
This incident is linked to three other bombings on this day, one each at John F. Kennedy airport and LaGuardia airport in Queens, New York, and one at Newark airport in New Jersey (197805220004, 197805220005, 197805220006), all of which were claimed by FALN members in the phone call. In their phone call the to the United Press International, FALN members also stated that a bomb was placed at the O'Hare Hilton Hotel near O'Hare International airport in Chicago, Illinois, but there was no explosion and no bomb was found at the hotel.  Employees at the O'Hare Hilton Hotel also received bomb warnings by phone, but the caller never mentioned the other attacks that day.  Additionally, the caller stated that a communiqué would be left in "a Park in front of City Hall," claiming responsibility, but no notes were ever found.
This incident is linked to three other bombings on this day, one each at John F. Kennedy airport and LaGuardia airport in Queens, New York, and one outside of the Department of Justice in Washington, D.C. (197805220004, 197805220005, and 197805220007), all of which were also claimed by FALN members in the phone call.  In their phone call the to the United Press International, FALN members also stated that a bomb was placed at the O'Hare Hilton Hotel near O'Hare International airport in Chicago, Illinois, but there was no explosion and no bomb was found at the hotel.  Employees at the O'Hare Hilton Hotel also received bomb warnings by phone, but the caller never mentioned the other attacks that day. Additionally, the caller stated that a communiqué would be left in "a Park in front of City Hall," claiming responsibility, but no notes were ever found.
This incident is part of a series of coordinated attacks in which military and non-military entities were targeted.
This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both a rival group and civilians were targeted.
This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities are targeted.
This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted
This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted. An unknown number of the hostages were released on January 17, 2015 and 216 hostages were released on April 8, 2015. Additionally, at least 27 of the abducted women were reportedly sold into marriage.
This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted. Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and wounded across incidents (201508250048, 201508250049, 201508250050).
This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and injured across incidents 201607260003 and 201607260004.
This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201706210003 and 201706210004. The victims included Abraham Cutay and Angel Verona.
This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201706210003 and 201706210004. The victims included Resty Segundera.
This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201706220004, 201706220005, 201706220006, 201706220007, and 201706220008.
This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents (201511290014,201511290015, 201511290016, 201511290017).
This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201504240060, 201504240063, 201504240064,201504240065, 201504240066, 201504240067, 201504240068, 201504240069, 201504240070, 201504240071, 201504240072, and 201504240073.
This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201509140062, 201509140063, and 201509140064.
This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and wounded across incidents 201507220079, 201507220080, and 201507220083.
This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201403010051 and 201403010053.
This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal number or a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents (201508120086, 201508120087).
This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a total of killed across incidents 201507270070 and 201507270071.
This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted. Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201511230028 and 201511230029. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201608220050 and 201608220051.
This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted. Sources also attributed the attack to Ansar al-Dine (Mali). Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted. The victims included Arif.
This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted. The victims included Dennis Moran and Humphry Faller Cabilogan.
This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted. The victims included Kartpon Puwavimon and Thitatha Puwavimon.
This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted. The victims included Lance Corporals Athit Thammakhan, Natthaphong Yimnoi, and Kittiphong Chanta.
This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted. The victims included Ramonito Estoque, Empe Bocaes, Mario Estenote, Mark Anthony and Henry Tuazon.
This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted. The victims included Staff Sergeant Dyson William Mayao. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents (201511290014,201511290015, 201511290016, 201511290017).
This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted. The victims included Syed Imad Jehan and Shehzad Niazi.
This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A judge questioned the assailant's mental capacity to stand trial after he attempted suicide multiple times while in custody and claimed to be a Russian sleeper agent.
This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which there is doubt that one or more of the incidents meets terrorism-related criteria.
This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which there is doubt that one or more of the incidents meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities were uncertain whether the fire was arson or accidental.
This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which there is doubt that one or more of the incidents meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources indicated that the assailants may have also been Peshmerga members.
This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which there is doubt that one or more of the incidents meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the fire may have been caused by an electrical short circuit rather than arson.
This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which there is doubt that one or more of the incidents meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the fire may not have been the result of arson.
This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which there is doubt that one or more of the incidents meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that this attack may have started after police fired tear gas from the outpost at protesters.
This incident is related to a third bombing on the pipeline. See incident number 201405120083.
This incident is related to several previous attacks involving the Jamaatul Mujaheedin Bangladesh. Not much information was provided in the sources about the nine explosives defused around the city of Sylhet. One source stated that three suspects were arrested after the grenade incident and another stated that 70 Islamic militants were arrested.
This incident is related to two other bombings on the same oil pipeline. See incident numbers 201405150048 and 201405150049.
This incident is related to two other incidents perpetrated by Black Star on 09/06/2000: (cf. 200009060004, 200009060005).
This incident is suspected to have coincided with the statehood controversy and the swearing in of Puerto Rico's new Governor, Carlos Romero Barcelo, who had been receiving threats that a bomb campaign would coincide with the new administration.
This incident led to the search of other areas of the rail line.  Another explosive device was discovered and defused several hours later (GTD #199908070006).
This incident may also fail to meet terrorism-related criteria because the grenade may have been accidentally thrown by fellow Israeli troops.
This incident may be purely a criminal act because it is unclear whether the perpetrator was politically motivated or if Conteh was murdered for other reasons not related to his political activism and opposition of the president of Sierra Leone.
This incident may be purely a hate crime against the black family, and, it is unclear whether it was the individual work of Morrison, or if it was related to his connections with the Ku Klux Klan.
This incident may be related to three previous Iraq anti-al-Qaida Awakening Council attacks (cf. 200712150004, cf. 200712150005, cf. 200712250001). The source stated that the checkpoint was guarded by both Iraqi army soldiers and "awakening forces."
This incident may be related to two previous Iraq anti-al-Qaida Awakening Council attacks (cf. 200712150004 and cf. 200712150005). It was stated in the news source that US troops were responsible for the deaths of the two men being buried.
This incident may fail to meet criteria for inclusion because while relatives of the victims suspected that the attack may have been political, sources also stated that a land dispute could have motivated the attack.
This incident may fail to meet terrorism-related criteria because police suspect that the attack may have been the result of political rivalry.
This incident may have been related to a bombing at a Protestant church in the same city from the previous day (cf. 200005280005).  However, it could also have been a purely criminal act, as the city is host to gambling and gang-related violence.
This incident may not be directly related, but it appears at least very similar to two other Nigerian oil pipeline attacks (cf. 200512200001, 200512260003), where an American Shell oil company's pipeline was attacked. Concerning this attack, the second source, Port Harcourt Telegraph, describes the perpetrators as a group of youths, wearing red bands around their heads and chanting war songs in Ijaw, who came on four boats. The 200512260003 involved another attack on a NNPC pipeline, this time in Adeje, Delta State.
This incident may not be related, but it is similar to another incident (cf. 200512210003) where suspected militants shot a man in Yala, Thailand. It is impossible to tell if religion played a part in this incident.
This incident may not meet criteria for terrorism because officials were unsure if the device was left over from a previous conflict. Police, however, were continuing to investigate if the Taliban was involved in planting the device.
This incident might be part of a multiple attack with 197001300001.  Also, this attack might be linked with other episodes of strike violence in South City Nebraska (197002230001, 197002230002, 197002230003, and 197002230004).
This incident might be part of a multiple attack with 197001300002.  Also, this attack might be linked with other episodes of strike violence in South City Nebraska (197002230001, 197002230002, 197002230003, 197002230004, 197001220002).
This incident might be part of a multiple attack with 197003010007.  This attack occurred the week before first lady Pat Nixon planned on visiting the University of Colorado.
This incident might be part of a multiple attack with 197003010008. This attack occurred the week before first lady Pat Nixon planned on visiting the University of Colorado.  This attack occurred the same day as 197003010005.
This incident might be part of a multiple attack with 197003130001.  Both attacks were firebombings in Appleton Wisconsin occurring on the same day, however it is unknown if the perpetrators were the same.  After the attack, a car was reported fleeing the scene at a high speed.
This incident might be part of a multiple attack with 197004050004.   The American Potash Plant of Trona California was the scene of a major workers  strike.  Other attacks in Trona include 197004140002, 197004220001, 197004220001, and 197005210001.
This incident might be part of a multiple attack with 197004050005.  The American Potash Plant of Trona California was the scene of a major workers strike.  Other attacks in Trona include 197004140002, 197004220001 197004220001, and 197005210001.
This incident might be part of a multiple attack with 197004260001.  The bomb went off ten minutes before the attack on the state capital building.  Authorities were unsure whether the bomb consisted of dynamite, as was the case in 197004260001.  The motive of the state capital bombing was to seek revenge for the killing of three African Americans by Louisiana policemen.  There was also an attempted bombing of the country club four days later (197004300001).
This incident occurred a few days after unidentified perpetrators kidnapped then released the teenaged son of the chairman of Sopore Municipal Council, Ghulam Rasool Dar.
This incident occurred a short time after the lumber yard of Cairo Illinois was set on fire (197011070002).  Wiley Anderson was a sergeant on leave from the army.  Members of the United Front, an organization directing an African American boycott of White owned business in Cairo, believed that the sniper fire was coming from two different directions.  The United Front also stated that Walter Garrett, who was walking with Wiley Anderson at the time, was also shot.  However, the police dispute this claim.  The FBI stated that there was no evidence that any federal statutes were violated and the police were unsure who shot Wiley Anderson.
This incident occurred a week after anti-abortion groups marched in Montgomery, Alabama to protest abortion legislation.
This incident occurred after NWLF members attempted to bomb the home of a different property landlord the previous day (197602010001), and then sent a letter the  San Francisco Chronicle, listing names of landlords and demands for improving living conditions.
This incident occurred around 3:30 AM.  This is part of a multiple attack with 198412250008 and 198412250009.  All three bombs detonated within an eleven minute period.  Exactly six months before this incident, the same perpetrators bombed the former location of the Ladies Center in Pensacola, Florida (198406250011).
This incident occurred around 3:30 AM.  This is part of a multiple attack with 198412250008 and 198412250010.  All three bombs detonated within an eleven minute period.
This incident occurred around 3:30 AM.  This is part of a multiple attack with 198412250009 and 198412250010.  All three bombs detonated within an eleven minute period.
This incident occurred around 5:30 PM.
This incident occurred around 8:00 PM.
This incident occurred at 10:55 PM.
This incident occurred at 2:00 AM.  During the twenty years before the incident, the abortion clinic was picketed weekly.
This incident occurred at 2:49 AM.  This might have been part of a multiple attack with 198409070009 which took place around two hours later.  There were two other attacks against health care centers in the Houston area during a three day period (198409080004 and 198409090005).
This incident occurred at 4:50 AM.  This was one of three attempted arsons at the same abortion clinic in a three week period (198709220005 and 198710050011).  The Planned Parenthood of Minnesota was the target of many previous protests.  During this same period, the Robbinsdale Clinic was firebombed as well (198709180016).
This incident occurred at 5:07 AM.  This might have been part of a multiple attack with 198409070008 which took place around two hours earlier.  There were two other attacks against health care centers in the Houston area during a three day period (198409080004 and 198409090005).  Authorities believed that the material used to ignite the fire was purchased from the same place as the substance used in 198409090005.
This incident occurred at 7:45 PM.
This incident occurred at 8:30 AM.  It is suspected that the assailants timed the assualt to take place when the only vehicle on the road was that of the forest rangers.
This incident occurred at 8:55am, and it is similar to the cutting and toppling of power poles in Santa Cruz County one day earlier, by the Earth Night Action Group, but the perpetrators of this incident are unknown.
This incident occurred during an electoral campaign in Algeria.  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because the intended target remains unknown.
This incident occurred in context with several other attacks, which were unable to be collaborated through multiple sources. For more details, see the sources related to this case.
This incident occurred one day after three staff of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees were hacked to death in Atambua, West Timor (cf. 200009060002).
This incident occurred one week before local and regional elections that were opposed by the GIA.  Most of the victims were women, children and the elderly.
This incident occurred two days after the Supreme Court banned protesters from blocking abortion clinics.
This incident occurred within the context of a coup.
This incident occurred within the context of an attempted coup.
This incident occurred within the context of an attempted coup. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
This incident represents one of three attacks in Isabela on this day. The other incidents are 201312140002 and 201312140003.
This incident represents one of three attacks in Isabela on this day. The other incidents are 201312140002 and 201312140004.
This incident represents one of three attacks in Isabela on this day. The other incidents are 201312140003 and 201312140004.
This incident represents the second of two explosive devices placed at this same location over two days. The other incident is 201304230011.
This incident seems likely related to (cf. 200512260001). Both were car bombs that seemed to be directed at Iraqi police patrols. In both cases it seemed that the car that exploded was moving or 'parking', but there was no mention of a suicide or that any dead bodies were found except for one dead civilian in the 200512260002 incident.
This incident seems likely related to (cf. 200512260002). Both were car bombs that seemed to be directed at Iraqi police patrols. In both cases it seemed that the car that exploded was moving or 'parking', but there was no mention of a suicide or that any dead bodies were found except for one dead civilian in the 200512260002 incident. I put 'no' under Suicide Attack, because the source never outright stated that this was the case.
This incident seems to be closely related to another Palestinian group also launching rockets at Israel on this day (200605180006).  Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades, the armed wing of the Fatah movement, claimed to have launched several rockets at Israel as well, including on the same town of Ashqelon.
This incident took place around 1:00 AM.  Another Skinhead was accused of vandalizing the synagogue earlier in the year.  Jonathan David Brown was convicted for helping Patton and Armstrong hide from authorities.
This incident took place around 1:30 PM.  Taleh Rabah survived two previous assassination attempts.  This incident is coded as doubt terrorism proper because the specific reasons behind the assassination are unknown.
This incident took place around 10:00 PM.  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because the intended target of the perpetrators is unclear.
This incident took place around 10:30 PM.
This incident took place around 11:00 AM.  Michael Brescia, Richard Guthrie, and Kevin McCarthy entered the bank wearing construction worker uniforms.  McCarthy and Guthrie stole the money while Brescia covered the lobby and set off the smoke grenade.  Scott Stedeford drove the getaway car and  Pete Langan stayed behind to monitor the police dispatch channel.  The robbery was cut short when the perpetrators realized that the bank alarm was activated.
This incident took place around 11:00 PM.
This incident took place around 3:30 PM.  The military patrol was on Wilaya Road 154 at the time of the attack.
This incident took place around 4:00 PM.
This incident took place around 6:00 AM.
This incident took place around 6:15 PM.  The Organization of Volunteers for the Puerto Rican Revolution claimed this attack with an anonymous phone call to United Press International.
This incident took place around 7:30 PM.  Coded as doubt terrorist proper because it is unknown if the goal of the perpetrators was strictly financial.
This incident took place around 8:10 AM.  Authorities attributed this incident to the Macheteros because the robbery fit the group's modus operandi.
This incident took place around 8:40 AM.  There was over $800,000 inside the armored vehicle.  One of the guns used in this incident was the same weapon used in two other attacks by Puerto Rican nationalists (198205160015 and 198204300009).
This incident took place around 9:00 AM.
This incident took place around 9:00 PM.  One of the victims was identified as Houari.  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown whether the attack was premeditated or if the victims were stabbed as a result of their argument.
This incident took place around 9:05 PM.  The film showing at the time of the incident was "A Woman for Gavrilov," made by Pyotr Todorovsky.
This incident took place at 1:30 AM.  Three days earlier, the same perpetrators bombed the offices of the National Abortion Federation in Washington D.C. using the same type of explosive device (198407040013).  Kenneth Shields, Thomas Spinks, and Michael Donald Bray claimed to be part of the Army of God.
This incident took place at 10:00 PM.
This incident took place at 10:00 PM.  It is believed that the same perpetrators detonated a land mine that killed two Algerian citizens later that night (200510260004).
This incident took place at 10:15 PM.  Joseph Paul Franklin was convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison in 1981.  Franklin shot the joggers from around a distance of 40 yards.
This incident took place at 11:50 PM.  Three days later, the same perpetrators bombed an abortion clinic in Annapolis, Maryland using the same type of explosive device (198407070020).  Four months later, the ACLU offices, which were housed in a building on the same street, were bombed by the same perpetrators (198411030010).  Kenneth Shields, Thomas Spinks, and Michael Donald Bray claimed to be part of the Army of God.
This incident took place at 2:00 AM.
This incident took place at 2:00 AM.  Ahlgren was associated with groups that protested the United States taxation system and believed that the IRS offices were "an opportune target."  His friends talked him into carrying out the attack.
This incident took place at 2:53 AM.  The abortion clinic was previously the target of picketers.
This incident took place at 3:50 AM.  The Ladies Center, the only Abortion clinic in Pensacola, Florida, moved to a new facility as a result of the bombing.  Exactly six months after the incident, the new Ladies Center was bombed again by the same perpetrators (198412250010).
This incident took place at 4:30 PM.  Curtis Beseda set fires at an abortion clinic in Everett, Washington on three separate occasions (198312030005, 198404190011, and 198403260022).  Beseda pled guilty and was sentenced to ten years in prison.
This incident took place at 5:00 PM.  The Ibad Errahman brigade had previsuoly made it clear that they were opposed to the truce offered by Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika.
This incident took place at 6:18 AM.  This is part of a multiple attack with 198411190007.  The bombs exploded eleven minutes apart and the facilities were one mile away from each other.  Kenneth Shields, Thomas Spinks, and Michael Donald Bray claimed to be part of the Army of God.
This incident took place at 6:29 AM.  This is part of a multiple attack with 198411190008.  The bombs exploded eleven minutes apart and the facilities were one mile away from each other.  Kenneth Shields, Thomas Spinks, and Michael Donald Bray claimed to be part of the Army of God.
This incident took place at 8:00 AM.  In a separate incident, Algerian soldiers were attacked as they were en route to the scene of the shooting (200605110010).
This incident took place at 8:00 PM.  This is one of three attacks in the Ammal region during a two day period (200601260009 and 200601260010).
This incident took place at 9:00 AM.   Dean Harvey Hicks claimed this incident on behalf of Up the IRS, Inc in a letter to City National Bank and a local newspaper.  In 1991, Hicks pled guilty to committing this attack.  Six months after this incident, Hicks bombed at utility poles that he erroneously believed supplied power to the Olympic Plaza Building (198903200009).
This incident took place at 9:15 PM.  A quick thinking neighbor entered the building shortly after to extinguish the fire, preventing further damages.  A container of gasoline was discovered where the fire was ignited.  The abortion clinic had previously been the target of many protests.
This incident took place at 9:50 PM.  Joseph Paul Franklin shot Turner from about ten yards outside of the restaurant.  He confessed to the shooting in 1997.
This incident took place between 3:30 PM and 4:00 PM.  Jorge Miranda Martinez was ordered by the perpetrators to drive his vehicle off the main highway and towards a deserted dirt road.
This incident took place during rising tensions between federal land managers and local "sagebrush rebels" due the government's regulation of the land.  Three days after the incident, a US Forest Service office in Carson City Nevada was bombed (199503310002).  However, authorities did not indicate the specific motives behind this incident.
This incident took place during the morning.  Claudia Gilmore was paralyzed in the shooting and the extent of the injuries to the owner of the clinic remain unknown.  The Central Health Center for Women closed down a few weeks later.  This was the first anti-abortion shooting that resulted in injuries.  The attack was noted in the manual of the Army of God.
This incident took place on the eve of a high-profile meeting intended to demonstrate reconciliation among sectarian and ethnic factions before a visit to the White House by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki.
This incident took place right after 12:00 AM.  Less than two years later, the museum was rebuilt.
This incident took place shortly before 12:00 AM.  It is believed that the same perpetrators ambushed three Algerian soldiers earlier that evening (200510260003).
This incident took place two days after the a bombing of the Dominican Consulate in San Juan, Puerto Rico (197011230001).
This incident took place when the Centro Vasco was closed.  The fire was extinguished by the sprinkler system of the restaurant.
This incident was a violation of the LTTE self-declared cease-fire.  According to Sinhaya.com, the perpetrators  abducted a group of six farmers in Welioya near Trincomalee. One farmer was killed immediately and the other three were killed later, and "the bodies were discovered by an army search party. The dead farmers were later identified as P. Dharmadasa, W. Premachandra, U. Tikiri Banda and B. Raipal."
This incident was connected to or similar to several others in Thailand at this time, all having to do with teachers and students returning back to school (200605170006).  In the earlier case Thai police were bombed protecting a school.
This incident was considered one of the worst targeting Hindus in the 8-year Muslim uprising.
This incident was followed the next day by another Qassam rocket attack against western Negev (200605260004). This incident may also be related to two previous rocket attacks from the Palenstian terroritories against Israel (200605180005, 200605180006).  This was a period when Israel was launching an IDF offensive against the Palestinians, following attacks on Israel's territory.
This incident was in response to the capture of Nydia Cuevas and Pablo Marcano in 197807030006.  Jaime Miranda was tied up with sticky bandages but he managed to escape after only five minutes.
This incident was one of two arsons at the Dave Littlejohn Logging Company, which were 4 days apart, and both claimed by Earth First!
This incident was one of two car bombings targeting government institutions in Kabul on this day, the other being the police headquarters (cf. 200712150001). The Taliban only claimed responsibility for the police headquarters incident.
This incident was part of a number of unexplained bombings in Caracas.
This incident was part of a recent string of retaliatory, sectarian attacks following the beheading of a Shia soldier by Syrian fighters.
This incident was part of ongoing violence in western Algeria between various Islamic militant groups and the government. There are no reports as to what happened to the one kidnapped victim.
This incident was preceded a day earlier by another Qassam rocket attack against western Negev (200605250005). This incident may also be related to two previous rocket attacks from the Palenstian terroritories against Israel (200605180005, 200605180006).  This was a period when Israel was launching an IDF offensive against the Palestinians, following attacks on Israel's territory. In fact, the source states that the IDF bombarded the northern Gaza Strip area in response to this attack.
This incident was probably related to the December 12, 2005 bombing of Greece's Ministry of Finance building (cf. 200512120001). The anonymous tip-off phone call occurred 30 minutes before the bomb exploded, but did not include a claim of responsibility. The extreme, leftist group Revolutionary Struggle claimed responsibility for the December 12 incident.
This incident was related to another by the Maoist in Nepal (cf. 200512170002), two Nepalese citizens shot dead. Unfortunately, I was unable to find further sources for this incident and I do not know what happened to this victims. The source mentions that usually the Maoist indoctrinate their captives and release them a few days later.
This incident was related to another by the Maoist in Nepal (cf. 200512170003), a mass kidnapping. Very little information given about this incident in the source.
This incident was similar to a previous FARC attack on Colombia's electrical system, which involved FARC members attacking electrical repairmen while they were trying to fix a pylon that the FARC had previously destroyed. (200605220004).
This incident was the latest in a series of letter bombs sent to journalists in the Madrid area (GTD ID 200010160007).
This incident was the result of ongoing tension in the lead-up to the Wye River Peace Talks.
This incident was the second attack on a police station by the militants within three days.
This incident was the third of three oil pipeline attacks in Nigeria and the second to two against the NNPC, (200512200001, 200512210002). This source does not provide much information about injuries, casualties, or of who may have been responsible.
This incident was thought to be related to the fact that the mine's operator, PT Freeport Indonesia, had aided the Indonesian government in suppressing pro-Independence groups in Papua Province. PT Freeport Indonesia was an affiliate of Freeport-McMoRan Copper-and-Gold Inc.
This incident was thought to be related to the Second Intifada.
This is a case of inner-party conflict and it is still unclear whether the motive behind the murder of Price was to intimidate other potential government witnesses against the Black Muslims, or simply to get revenge on Price in particular.
This is a multiple event. Casualty figures are divided across seven incidents: 201210080029, 201210080030, 201210080031, 201210080047, 201210080048, 201210080049, 201210080050.
This is a multiple incident.  As this attack was occurring, various other sites around Baghdad were being targeted, including Abu Ghraib prison and Haifa Street.  Between all of these incidents, at least 12 people were killed and 41 were injured.
This is a multiple incident.  As this attack was occurring, various other sites around Baghdad were being targeted, including Abu Ghraib prison and the Green Zone.  Between all of these incidents, at least 12 people were killed and 41 were injured.
This is a multiple incident.  As this attack was occurring, various other sites around Baghdad were being targeted, including the Green Zone and Haifa Street.  Between all of these incidents, at least 12 people were killed and 41 were injured.
This is a related attack to 20050725005, 20050725008. It is suspected that the attack was carried out by a splinter group of the Ogadeni National Liberation Front as an attempt to pushback voter registration ahead of upcoming elections.
This is a related attack to 20050725005, 20050725009. It is suspected that the attack was carried out by a splinter group of the Ogadeni National Liberation Front as an attempt to pushback voter registration ahead of upcoming elections.
This is a related attack to 20050725008, 20050725009. It is suspected that the attack was carried out by a splinter group of the Ogadeni National Liberation Front as an attempt to pushback voter registration ahead of upcoming elections.
This is a related attack with 200507210002, 200507210006, and 2005072100087. The four explosions followed the same pattern as the London attacks from July 7, 2005. The Abu Hafs Al-Masri Brigade, the same group that claimed responsibility for the July 7 bombings also claimed to have carried out the attacks on July 21.
This is a related attack with 200507210002, 200507210007, and 200507210008. The four explosions followed the same pattern as the London attacks from July 7, 2005. The Abu Hafs Al-Masri Brigade, the same group that claimed responsibility for the July 7 bombings also claimed to have carried out the attacks on July 21.
This is a related attack with 200507210002, 2005072100076, and 200507210008. The four explosions followed the same pattern as the London attacks from July 7, 2005. The Abu Hafs Al-Masri Brigade, the same group that claimed responsibility for the July 7 bombings also claimed to have carried out the attacks on July 21.
This is a related attack with 200507210006, 200507210007, and 200507210008. The four explosions followed the same pattern as the London attacks from July 7, 2005. The Abu Hafs Al-Masri Brigade, the same group that claimed responsibility for the July 7 bombings also claimed to have carried out the attacks on July 21.
This is another incident in a long line of threats and attacks on councilmen in Huila, Caqueta, Cauca, Putumayo, Guaviare, and Aruaca.
This is just one more case where Colombian police forces have come under attack from a sub national group.
This is likely a profit-motivated crime and not a terrorist incident, but there is some suspicion that it was politically-motivated.
This is likely a purely criminal act.  Sources speculate that this was a revenge killing.
This is linked to a similar incident on this day where members of ALF also firebombed the Utah State University office of Frederick Knowlton, the station director of the Project (102492b). ALF member, Rodney Coronado, who launched "Operation Bite Back" in 1991, a five-state arson campaign against the fur industry, was later captured and indicted on federal charges for these incidents and served three and a half years in prison as his sentence.  He did not act alone, but the other perpetrators are unknown.
This is one in a series of radical attacks perpetrated by Buddhists and encouraged by Bodu Bala Sena.
This is one of 3 related incidents (cf. 199911070006, 199911070007). Yuliy Shterenberg was the head of the public Shalom committee.
This is one of 3 related incidents (cf. 199911070006, 199911070008). Professor Rudolf Myrsky was a member of the Golden Rose Jewish association.
This is one of 3 related incidents (cf. 199911070007, 199911070008). Tetiana Shvetsova head an ethnic Russian womens' group in western Ukraine.
This is one of at least three attacks in the same area.  Some sources state that as many as five attacks occurred in the same city on the same day, but the media reports are not clear about the details of the other two attacks.
This is one of eight related incidents (cf. 200405200001-08). Police authorities reported that the attacks were being carried out by the FARC because May 20, 2004 marked the 40th anniversary of its founding.
This is one of four incidents.
This is one of many attacks in Denver resulting from school integration.  Other incidents include 197002060001 and 197002210006.
This is one of many attacks in Denver resulting from school integration.  Other incidents include 197002060001 and 197002240002.
This is one of several similar attacks on Afghanistan's education system (cf. 200512140006, 200512150003, 200512230003, 200512280001). The perpetrators were reported to be shout pro-Taliban slogans, so I put the Taliban as the responsible perpetrator group. The perpetrators opened fire into a group of school children.
This is one of several similar attacks on Afghanistan's education system (cf. 200512150003, 200512170004, 200512230003, 200512280001). Not much information about this incident in the sources.
This is one of several similar attacks on Afghanistan's education system (cf. 200512150003, 200512170004, 200512230003, 200512280001)). Not much information about this incident in the sources. The Taliban appear to responsible for the Dec. 17 attack, but for this and the one on Dec. 15, there was no responsibility taken or group blamed.
This is one of three attacks in the Ammal region during a two day period (200601260010 and 200601270016).  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the motivations behind the kidnapping were purely financial.
This is one of three related attacks (cf. 199806020001-03). The violence erupted two days before Iran prepared to mark the ninth anniversary of the death of the leader of the 1979 Islamic Revolution, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. It also came amid deep political divisions not seen since the revolution pitting conservative factions against moderate reformers who support President Mohammad Khatami.
This is one of three related attacks (cf. 200907270017, 200907270026). The available sources listed the number of vehicles targeted for these attacks cumulatively as 14, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy.
This is one of two kidnapping incidents by the Taliban in two days (cf. 200512260004). The outcome of the kidnapping, and in fact how many people kidnapped, were unknown. The news source claims only three were kidnapped, but the Taliban spokesman claimed that they killed a person, the nephew of the district chief, and kidnapped six policemen.
This is one of two of the same incident (197605130002). In Italy in February 1977, Solomon Michael Perl, the son of William Perl, a former chairman of the Jewish Defense League, was arrested and charged with the shooting on a warrant that was issued for him in the U.S. However, later the charges against him were dropped after evidence at his father's trial nullified the charges against Solomon. William Perl was sentenced and fined for the shootings.
This is one of two of the same incident (197605130003). In Italy in February 1977, Solomon Michael Perl, the son of William Perl, a former chairman of the Jewish Defense League, was arrested and charged with the shooting on a warrant that was issued for him in the U.S. However, later the charges against him were dropped after evidence at his father's trial nullified the charges against Solomon. William Perl was sentenced and fined for the shootings.
This is one of two related attacks (cf. 199903140007-8). These were also among a number of attacks during the month of March 1999 throughout Turkey, many of which occurred in Istanbul and/or involved Molotov Cocktails being thrown at the cars, political party offices, as well as at other building targets.
This is one of two related attacks (cf. 200506280007).  The name of the other victim was Mahama Salaehaheedorae.
This is one of two related attacks. Casualties and injures are split evenly across both attacks.
This is one of two related incidents (200309010001).  It is unlikely that a ransom was issued. Any children kidnapped may have been forced to become child soliders and concubines for LRA members.  It is a common tactic that the LRA is known to employ.
This is one of two related incidents (cf. 200405170001-02).
This is part of a multiple attack with  197109070001, 197201070001, 197201070002, 197201070003, 197201070004, 197201070005, 197201070006, and 197201070008.  Ronald Kaufman associated with the Students for a Democratic Society.  Within the letters notifying the authorities of the explosive devices, he claimed to represent the "Movement in Amerika" and the missives ended "Remember George Jackson and Sam Melville."  The letters were sent to the Chicago Daily News, Chicago Today, Chicago Sun-Times, The Seed, WMAQ-TV (Chicago), San Francisco Chronicle, Berkeley Tribe, and KSAN-TV (San Francisco).  Kaufman was eventually captured in 1986.
This is part of a multiple attack with (199412300007).  The attack began at 10:30 AM.  Ten minutes earlier, Salvi fired shots into the Planned Parenthood Clinic two miles away.  The next day, Salvi attacked a clinic in Norfolk, Virginia (199412310011).
This is part of a multiple attack with (199412300008).  The attack began at 10:20 AM.  Ten minutes later, Salvi fired shots into the Preterm Health Services clinic two miles away.  The next day, Salvi attacked a clinic in Norfolk, Virginia(199412310011).
This is part of a multiple attack with (199808210006 and 199808210008).  The bomb detonated around 11:25 AM.
This is part of a multiple attack with (199808210007 and 199808210008).  The bomb detonated around 8:40 AM.
This is part of a multiple attack with (200201280003 and 200201280004).  The bombs detonated between 7:45 PM and 8:15 PM.
This is part of a multiple attack with (200201280003 and 200201280005).  The bombs detonated between 7:45 PM and 8:15 PM.
This is part of a multiple attack with (200201280004 and 200201280005).  The bombs detonated between 7:45 PM and 8:15 PM.
This is part of a multiple attack with (200202050006).  The roadblock was 5 km away from the Serdoun's residence.
This is part of a multiple attack with (200202050007).  The house of the Serdoun family was 5 km away from the roadblock.  The perpetrators were dressed in military uniforms.  The roadblock was established at around 7:30 PM and lasted for two hours.
This is part of a multiple attack with (200408250006).  The bomb detonated at 6:00 AM.  The blast occurred close to an municipal guard observation post.
This is part of a multiple attack with (200408260010). The bombs detonated at 11:40 PM.
This is part of a multiple attack with (200702130001, 200702130002, 200702130003, 200702130004, 200702130005).  The bomb detonated around 4:00 AM.  AQLIM claimed the attack in a phone call to Al-Jazeera TV's office in Rabat, Morocco.  Two weeks after the blasts, Algerian security forces arrested eight suspected perpetrators.
This is part of a multiple attack with (200702130001, 200702130002, 200702130003, 200702130004, 200702130006).  The bomb detonated around 4:00 AM.  AQLIM claimed the attack in a phone call to Al-Jazeera TV's office in Rabat, Morocco.  Two weeks after the blasts, Algerian security forces arrested eight suspected perpetrators.
This is part of a multiple attack with (200702130001, 200702130002, 200702130003, 200702130005, 200702130006).  The bomb detonated around 5:00 AM.  AQLIM claimed the attack in a phone call to Al-Jazeera TV's office in Rabat, Morocco.  Two weeks after the blasts, Algerian security forces arrested eight suspected perpetrators.
This is part of a multiple attack with (200702130001, 200702130002, 200702130004, 200702130005, 200702130006).  The bomb detonated around 5:00 AM.  AQLIM claimed the attack in a phone call to Al-Jazeera TV's office in Rabat, Morocco.  Two weeks after the blasts, Algerian security forces arrested eight suspected perpetrators.
This is part of a multiple attack with (200702130001, 200702130003, 200702130004, 200702130005, 200702130006).  The bomb detonated around 4:30 AM.  AQLIM claimed the attack in a phone call to Al-Jazeera TV's office in Rabat, Morocco.  Two weeks after the blasts, Algerian security forces arrested eight suspected perpetrators.
This is part of a multiple attack with (200702130002, 200702130003, 200702130004, 200702130005, 200702130006).  The bomb detonated around 10:00 AM.  AQLIM claimed the attack in a phone call to Al-Jazeera TV's office in Rabat, Morocco.  Two weeks after the blasts, Algerian security forces arrested eight suspected perpetrators.
This is part of a multiple attack with (200712260002, 200712260003, 200712260004, 200712260005, and 200712260006).  AQLIM claimed these incidents in a statement posted on a Jihadi forum.  Although there has been some speculation that there were at least fifteen AQLIM attacks on December 26, 2007, only six could be confidently verified.  Moreover, there is dispute as to whether the mortars were RPGs or Hebhebs.
This is part of a multiple attack with (200712260002, 200712260003, 200712260004, 200712260005, and 200712260007).  AQLIM claimed these incidents in a statement posted on a Jihadi forum.  Although there has been some speculation that there were at least fifteen AQLIM attacks on December 26, 2007, only six could be confidently verified.  Moreover, there is dispute as to whether the mortars were RPGs or Hebhebs.
This is part of a multiple attack with (200712260002, 200712260003, 200712260004, 200712260006, and 200712260007).  AQLIM claimed these incidents in a statement posted on a Jihadi forum.  Although there has been some speculation that there were at least fifteen AQLIM attacks on December 26, 2007, only six could be confidently verified.
This is part of a multiple attack with (200712260002, 200712260004, 200712260005, 200712260006, and 200712260007).  AQLIM claimed these incidents in a statement posted on a Jihadi forum.  Although there has been some speculation that there were at least fifteen AQLIM attacks on December 26, 2007, only six could be confidently verified.
This is part of a multiple attack with (200712260003, 200712260004, 200712260005, 200712260006, and 200712260007).  AQLIM claimed these incidents in a statement posted on a Jihadi forum.  Although there has been some speculation that there were at least fifteen AQLIM attacks on December 26, 2007, only six could be confidently verified.
This is part of a multiple attack with (200808200012).  The bomb detonated around 6:10 AM.  AQLIM claimed the attack on a posting to a Jihadi message board.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197005260001.  The combined damage from both incidents was $5,000,000.   The perpetrators were Vietnam War veterans who used military tactics in the operation.  To set up a diversion, four other White owned businesses and homes were firebombed on the same night.  Two weeks before the firebombing, there was a racial slaying of an African American in Oxford which resulted in numerous demonstrations and riots.  Other incidents in Oxford include 197005130003, 197005140004, and 197005250001.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197005260002.  The combined damage from both incidents was $5,000,000.   The perpetrators were Vietnam War veterans who used military tactics in the operation.  To set up a diversion, four other White owned businesses and homes were firebombed on the same night.  Two weeks before the firebombing, there was a racial slaying of an African American in Oxford which resulted in numerous demonstrations and riots.  Other incidents in Oxford include 197005130003, 197005140004, and 197005250001.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197005270002.  Three weeks earlier arsonists struck Chevra Shas synagogue (197005060007).  A Catholic Church in Dorchester sustained two arson attacks during this same time period (197005000001 and 197007000002).
This is part of a multiple attack with 197005270003.  Three weeks earlier arsonists struck Chevra Shas synagogue (197005060007).  A Catholic Church in Dorchester sustained two arson attacks during this same time period (197005000001 and 197007000002).
This is part of a multiple attack with 197010300001 and 197010300002.  The bomb was placed on the window sill and detonated at 3:22 AM.  Later in the day there was a bomb scare are New York City Hall and a bomb was discovered against a tree stump in the Bronx (197010300004).
This is part of a multiple attack with 197010300001 and 197010300003.  The bomb was placed inside the air conditioner unit and detonated at 3:15 AM.  The bomb was less powerful than those at the National Guard Armories, but it caused more fire damage.  Later in the day there was a bomb scare are New York City Hall and a bomb was discovered against a tree stump in the Bronx (197010300004).
This is part of a multiple attack with 197010300002 and 197010300003.  The bomb was placed on the window sill and detonated at 3:12 AM.  Authorities estimated that there were between $5,000 to $10,000 in damages.  Later in the day there was a bomb scare are New York City Hall and a bomb was discovered against a tree stump in the Bronx (197010300004).
This is part of a multiple attack with 197101150004.  The bomb exploded at 11:40 AM.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197101150005.  The bomb exploded at 11:00 AM.  The two people injured were Sgt. Leonard Godfrey and Pedro Torres.  Godfrey stated that he noticed a man place a shopping bag at the station which eventually blew up.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197104050002.  The owner of the business was a member of the Movimiento Indpendencia.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197104050003.  The owner of the business was a member of the Movimiento Indpendencia.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197104250001.  The Molotov cocktail was thrown around 3:30 AM.  It was suspected that the fire failed to spread throughout the building because it was raining at the time.  The next day, the president's office at Harvey Mudd College in Claremont California was firebombed (197104260001).
This is part of a multiple attack with 197104250002.  The Molotov cocktail was thrown around 12:30 AM.  It was suspected that the fire failed to spread throughout the building because it was raining at the time.  The next day, the president's office at Harvey Mudd College in Claremont California was firebombed (197104260001).
This is part of a multiple attack with 197109070001, 197201070001, 197201070002, 197201070003, 197201070004, 197201070005, 197201070006, and 197201070007.  Ronald Kaufman associated with the Students for a Democratic Society.  Within the letters notifying the authorities of the explosive devices, he claimed to represent the "Movement in Amerika" and the missives ended "Remember George Jackson and Sam Melville."  The letters were sent to the Chicago Daily News, Chicago Today, Chicago Sun-Times, The Seed, WMAQ-TV (Chicago), San Francisco Chronicle, Berkeley Tribe, and KSAN-TV (San Francisco).  Kaufman was eventually captured in 1986.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197109070001, 197201070001, 197201070002, 197201070003, 197201070004, 197201070005, 197201070007, and 197201070008.  Ronald Kaufman associated with the Students for a Democratic Society.  Within the letters notifying the authorities of the explosive devices, he claimed to represent the "Movement in Amerika" and the missives ended "Remember George Jackson and Sam Melville."  The letters were sent to the Chicago Daily News, Chicago Today, Chicago Sun-Times, The Seed, WMAQ-TV (Chicago), San Francisco Chronicle, Berkeley Tribe, and KSAN-TV (San Francisco).  Kaufman was eventually captured in 1986.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197109070001, 197201070001, 197201070002, 197201070003, 197201070004, 197201070006, 197201070007, and 197201070008.  Ronald Kaufman associated with the Students for a Democratic Society.  Within the letters notifying the authorities of the explosive devices, he claimed to represent the "Movement in Amerika" and the missives ended "Remember George Jackson and Sam Melville."  The letters were sent to the Chicago Daily News, Chicago Today, Chicago Sun-Times, The Seed, WMAQ-TV (Chicago), San Francisco Chronicle, Berkeley Tribe, and KSAN-TV (San Francisco).  Kaufman was eventually captured in 1986.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197109070001, 197201070001, 197201070002, 197201070003, 197201070005, 197201070006, 197201070007, and 197201070008.  Ronald Kaufman associated with the Students for a Democratic Society.  Within the letters notifying the authorities of the explosive devices, he claimed to represent the "Movement in Amerika" and the missives ended "Remember George Jackson and Sam Melville."  The letters were sent to the Chicago Daily News, Chicago Today, Chicago Sun-Times, The Seed, WMAQ-TV (Chicago), San Francisco Chronicle, Berkeley Tribe, and KSAN-TV (San Francisco).  Kaufman was eventually captured in 1986.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197109070001, 197201070001, 197201070002, 197201070004, 197201070005, 197201070006, 197201070007, and 197201070008.  Ronald Kaufman associated with the Students for a Democratic Society.  Within the letters notifying the authorities of the explosive devices, he claimed to represent the "Movement in Amerika" and the missives ended "Remember George Jackson and Sam Melville."  The letters were sent to the Chicago Daily News, Chicago Today, Chicago Sun-Times, The Seed, WMAQ-TV (Chicago), San Francisco Chronicle, Berkeley Tribe, and KSAN-TV (San Francisco).  Kaufman was eventually captured in 1986.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197109070001, 197201070001, 197201070003, 197201070004, 197201070005, 197201070006, 197201070007, and 197201070008.  Ronald Kaufman associated with the Students for a Democratic Society.  Within the letters notifying the authorities of the explosive devices, he claimed to represent the "Movement in Amerika" and the missives ended "Remember George Jackson and Sam Melville."  The letters were sent to the Chicago Daily News, Chicago Today, Chicago Sun-Times, The Seed, WMAQ-TV (Chicago), San Francisco Chronicle, Berkeley Tribe, and KSAN-TV (San Francisco).  Kaufman was eventually captured in 1986.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197109070001, 197201070002, 197201070003, 197201070004, 197201070005, 197201070006, 197201070007, and 197201070008.  Ronald Kaufman associated with the Students for a Democratic Society.  Within the letters notifying the authorities of the explosive devices, he claimed to represent the "Movement in Amerika" and the missives ended "Remember George Jackson and Sam Melville."  The letters were sent to the Chicago Daily News, Chicago Today, Chicago Sun-Times, The Seed, WMAQ-TV (Chicago), San Francisco Chronicle, Berkeley Tribe, and KSAN-TV (San Francisco).  Kaufman was eventually captured in 1986.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197201070001, 197201070002, 197201070003, 197201070004, 197201070005, 197201070006, 197201070007, and 197201070008.  This was the only incident in which the bomb detonated.  Ronald Kaufman associated with the Students for a Democratic Society.  Within the letters notifying the authorities of the explosive devices, he claimed to represent the "Movement in Amerika" and the missives ended "Remember George Jackson and Sam Melville."  The letters were sent to the Chicago Daily News, Chicago Today, Chicago Sun-Times, The Seed, WMAQ-TV (Chicago), San Francisco Chronicle, Berkeley Tribe, and KSAN-TV (San Francisco).  Kaufman was eventually captured in 1986.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197208170002, 197208170003, 197208180005, and 197208180006.  The firebomb ignited at 1:00 PM.  The Puerto Rican Revolutionary Movement claimed the incident in a phone call to the Associated Press.  In the call, they stated that there were also bombs placed in the United Nations, but this proved to be false.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197208170002, 197208170003, 197208180005, and 197208180007.  The firebomb ignited at 5:41 AM.  The Puerto Rican Revolutionary Movement claimed the incident in a phone call to the Associated Press.  In the call, they stated that there were also bombs placed in the United Nations, but this proved to be false.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197208170002, 197208170003, 197208180006, and 197208180007.  The incendiary device caused several hundreds of thousands of damage.  The firebomb ignited at 2:25 AM.  The Puerto Rican Revolutionary Movement claimed the incident in a phone call to the Associated Press.  In the call, they stated that there were also bombs placed in the United Nations, but this proved to be false.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197208170002, 197208180005, 197208180006, and 197208180007.  The first firebomb ignited at 11:32 PM and the second firebomb ignited at 1:50 AM on August 18th.  The Puerto Rican Revolutionary Movement claimed the incident in a phone call to the Associated Press.  In the call, they stated that there were also bombs placed in the United Nations, but this proved to be false.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197208170003, 197208180005, 197208180006, and 197208180007.  The firebomb ignited at 10:10 PM.  The Puerto Rican Revolutionary Movement claimed the incident in a phone call to the Associated Press.  In the call, they stated that there were also bombs placed in the United Nations, but this proved to be false.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197406120003 and 197406120004.  The firebomb ignited at 3:00 PM in the pocket of a jacket.   One day later, four department stores in New York City were the targets of incendiary devices (197406130003, 197406130004, 197406130005, and 197406130006).  In a communiqué released on October 26, 1974, the Armed Forces for National Liberation (FALN) claimed credit for the firebombing "of major (New York) department stores, for three consecutive days in (the) late spring."  (See: <http://www.cedema.org/ver.php?id=2901>)  It is unknown if this claim refers to this incident.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197406120003 and 197406120005.  The firebomb ignited at 12:50 PM in men's pajamas.   One day later, four department stores in New York City were the targets of incendiary devices (197406130003, 197406130004, 197406130005, and 197406130006).  In a communiqué released on October 26, 1974, the Armed Forces for National Liberation (FALN) claimed credit for the firebombing "of major (New York) department stores, for three consecutive days in (the) late spring."  (See: <http://www.cedema.org/ver.php?id=2901>)  It is unknown if this claim refers to this incident.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197406120004 and 197406120005.  The firebomb ignited at 1:10 PM in the Linen and towel section.  One day later, four department stores in New York City were the targets of incendiary devices (197406130003, 197406130004, 197406130005, and 197406130006).  In a communiqué released on October 26, 1974, the Armed Forces for National Liberation (FALN) claimed credit for the firebombing "of major (New York) department stores, for three consecutive days in (the) late spring."  (See: <http://www.cedema.org/ver.php?id=2901>)  It is unknown if this claim refers to this incident.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197406130003, 197406130004, and 197406130005. The incendiary device ignited between 1:00 PM and 2:00 PM in the pockets of women's clothing.  One day earlier, three department stores in New York City were the target of incendiary devices (197406120003, 197406120004, and 197406120005).  In a communiqué released on October 26, 1974, the Armed Forces for National Liberation (FALN) claimed credit for the firebombing "of major (New York) department stores, for three consecutive days in (the) late spring."  (See: <http://www.cedema.org/ver.php?id=2901>)  It is unknown if this claim refers to this incident.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197406130003, 197406130004, and 197406130006.  The incendiary device ignited between 1:00 PM and 2:00 PM in the pockets of women's clothing.  An exploded firebomb was discovered by authorities at 5:30 PM.  One day earlier, three department stores in New York City were the targets of incendiary devices (197406120003, 197406120004, and 197406120005).  In a communiqué released on October 26, 1974, the Armed Forces for National Liberation (FALN) claimed credit for the firebombing "of major (New York) department stores, for three consecutive days in (the) late spring."  (See: <http://www.cedema.org/ver.php?id=2901>)  It is unknown if this claim refers to this incident.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197406130003, 197406130005, and 197406130006.  The incendiary devices ignited between 1:00 PM and 2:00 PM in the pockets of women's clothing.  One day earlier, three department stores in New York City were the target of incendiary devices (197406120003, 197406120004, and 197406120005).  In a communiqué released on October 26, 1974, the Armed Forces for National Liberation (FALN) claimed credit for the firebombing "of major (New York) department stores, for three consecutive days in (the) late spring."  (See: <http://www.cedema.org/ver.php?id=2901>)  It is unknown if this claim refers to this incident.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197406130004, 197406130005, and 197406130006.  The incendiary devices ignited between 1:00 PM and 2:00 PM in the pockets of women's clothing.  One day earlier, three department stores in New York City were the targets of incendiary devices (197406120003, 197406120004, and 197406120005).  In a communiqué released on October 26, 1974, the Armed Forces for National Liberation (FALN) claimed credit for the firebombing "of major (New York) department stores, for three consecutive days in (the) late spring."  (See: <http://www.cedema.org/ver.php?id=2901>)  It is unknown if this claim refers to this incident.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197412080002 and 197412080003.  The bomb detonated around 1:30 AM.  A man, identifying himself as Rigo, called The Associated Press and claimed the attack on behalf of the Latin America Anti-Communist Army (LAACA).  He claimed that the incident was to mark the death of a Cuban nationalist who died in the struggle to free Cuba from Spanish control in 1896.  However, authorities suspected that this incident might have been connected to an extortion campaign in Miami where Cuban businessmen were attacked under the guise of fighting communism.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197412080002 and 197412080004.  The bomb detonated around 1:30 AM.  A man, identifying himself as Rigo, called The Associated Press and claimed the attack on behalf of the Latin America Anti-Communist Army (LAACA).  He claimed that the incident was to mark the death of a Cuban nationalist who died in the struggle to free Cuba from Spanish control in 1896.  However, authorities suspected that this incident might have been connected to an extortion campaign in Miami where Cuban businessmen were attacked under the guise of fighting communism.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197412080003 and 197412080004.  The bomb detonated around 1:30 AM.  A man, identifying himself as Rigo, called The Associated Press and claimed the attack on behalf of the Latin America Anti-Communist Army (LAACA).  He claimed that the incident was to mark the death of a Cuban nationalist who died in the struggle to free Cuba from Spanish control in 1896.  However, authorities suspected that this incident might have been connected to an extortion campaign in Miami where Cuban businessmen were attacked under the guise of fighting communism.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197508050003.  After the incident an anonymous caller to the Seattle Post-Intelligencer stated that the bomb was detonated to "protest…FBI activities at (the) Pine Ridge and Rosebud Reservations."  One month earlier, two members of the FBI and one Native American died in a shoot-out at Pine Ridge.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197510130003, 197510130004, and 197510130005. The total amount of damages for the four bombings was around $45,000.  Three of the bombings took place within ten minutes of each other beginning at 6:00 AM (197510130003, 197510130005, and 197510130006).  David Hill, Leonard Crow Dog, and Anna Mae Aquash, members of the American Indian Movement, were suspected of crafting and placing the dynamite bomb at the substation. (See: Steve Hendricks, "The Unquiet Grave: The FBI and the Struggle for the Soul of Indian Country," Thunder's Mouth Press, 2006.) Columbus Day is annually a day of protest amongst Native Americans.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197510130003, 197510130004, and 197510130006.  The total amount of damages for the four bombings was around $45,000.  Three of the bombings took place within ten minutes of each other beginning at 6:00 AM (197510130003, 197510130005, and 197510130006).  The bomb detonated in the tribal court chambers of Chief Judge Theodore Tibbetts.  Columbus Day is annually a day of protest amongst Native Americans.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197510130003, 197510130005, and 197510130006.  The bomb in this incident detonated well after the first three bombs.  The total amount of damages for the four bombings was around $45,000.  Columbus Day is annually a day of protest amongst Native Americans.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197510130004, 197510130005, and 197510130006.  The total amount of damages for the four bombings was around $45,000.  Three of the bombings took place within ten minutes of each other beginning at 6:00 AM (197510130003, 197510130005, and 197510130006).  Columbus Day is annually a day of protest amongst Native Americans.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197605160004.  Both firebombs ignited around 4:30 AM.  An anonymous caller phoned the Associated Press after the incident claiming the attack on behalf of Save Out Israel Land.  Two weeks later, another Bankers Trust Company branch in Queens was firebombed by a militant Jewish group (197605160003).
This is part of a multiple attack with 197605160005.  Both firebombs ignited around 4:30 AM.  An anonymous caller phoned the Associated Press after the incident claiming the attack on behalf of Save Our Israel Land.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197606070002, 197606070004, and 197606070005. The bomb detonated within twenty minutes after the first bomb exploded at 10:45 PM at the First National Bank.  The total amount of damages for all four incidents amounted to $6,000.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197606070002, 197606070004, and 197606070006.  The bomb detonated within twenty minutes after the first bomb exploded at 10:45 PM at the First National Bank.  The total amount of damages for all four incidents amounted to $6,000.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197606070002, 197606070005, and 197606070006.  The bomb detonated within twenty minutes after the first bomb exploded at 10:45 PM at the First National Bank.  The total amount of damages for all four incidents amounted to $6,000.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197606070004, 197606070005, and 197606070006.  The bomb detonated at 10:45 PM.  The three other bombs exploded within twenty minutes after this incident.  The total amount of damages for all four incidents amounted to $6,000.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197612010004, 197612010005, and 197612010006.  The incendiary device ignited at 5:45 PM.  The Independent Armed Revolutionary Commandos (CRIA) claimed the incident in a call to a New York radio station.  The caller stated that the group sent out a total of fourteen incendiary devices to various government agencies.  The Palestine Liberation Organization also called a news organization claiming credit for this incident.  Ten days later, a letter bomb addressed to a federal government agency detonated at the General Post Office in New York City (197612100002).
This is part of a multiple attack with 197612010004, 197612010005, and 197612010007.  The Independent Armed Revolutionary Commandos (CRIA) claimed the incident in a call to a New York radio station.  The caller stated that the group sent out a total of fourteen incendiary devices to various government agencies.  The Palestine Liberation Organization also called a news organization claiming credit for this incident.  Ten days later, a letter bomb addressed to a federal government agency detonated at the General Post Office in New York City (197612100002).
This is part of a multiple attack with 197612010004, 197612010006, and 197612010007.  The Independent Armed Revolutionary Commandos (CRIA) claimed the incident in a call to a New York radio station.  The caller stated that the group sent out a total of fourteen incendiary devices to various government agencies.  The Palestine Liberation Organization also called a news organization claiming credit for this incident.  Ten days later, a letter bomb addressed to a federal government agency detonated at the General Post Office in New York City (197612100002).
This is part of a multiple attack with 197612010005, 197612010006, and 197612010007.  The incendiary device ignited at 9:40 AM.  The Independent Armed Revolutionary Commandos (CRIA) claimed the incident in a call to a New York radio station.  The caller stated that the group sent out a total of fourteen incendiary devices to various government agencies.  The Palestine Liberation Organization also called a news organization claiming credit for this incident.  Ten days later, a letter bomb addressed to a federal government agency detonated at the General Post Office in New York City (197612100002).
This is part of a multiple attack with 197801190006 and 197801190007.  The bombing coincided with a wave of sabotage against the state-owned Water Resources Authority and the electric workers' strike, which was politically motivated and led by a member of the Puerto Rican Socialist Party.   Within a five day period, there were two other bombings directed against electric utilities in Puerto Rico (197801140009 and 197801200001).
This is part of a multiple attack with 197801190006 and 197801190008.  The bombing coincided with a wave of sabotage against the state-owned Water Resources Authority and the electric workers' strike, which was politically motivated and led by a member of the Puerto Rican Socialist Party.   Within a five day period, there were two other bombings directed against electric utilities in Puerto Rico (197801140009 and 197801200001).
This is part of a multiple attack with 197801190007 and 197801190008.  The bombing coincided with a wave of sabotage against the state-owned Water Resources Authority and the electric workers' strike, which was politically motivated and led by a member of the Puerto Rican Socialist Party.   Within a five day period, there were two other bombings directed against electric utilities in Puerto Rico (197801140009 and 197801200001).
This is part of a multiple attack with 197806240002 and 197806240003.  The incendiary devices detonated within ten minutes of 12:57 PM after the first bomb detonated.  The Armed Forces for National Liberation (FALN) claimed the incident in a phone call to WBBM-TV shortly after the bombs detonated.  They also directed authorities to a five-paragraph note placed at the intersection of Diversey and Pine Grove avenues outlining their motivations.  The combined monetary damage in the three incident was around $1,200, mostly from water and smoke damage.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197806240002 and 197806240004.  The incendiary devices detonated within ten minutes of 12:57 PM after the first bomb detonated.  The Armed Forces for National Liberation (FALN) claimed the incident in a phone call to WBBM-TV shortly after the bombs detonated.  They also directed authorities to a five-paragraph note placed at the intersection of Diversey and Pine Grove avenues outlining their motivations.  The combined monetary damage in the three incident was around $1,200, mostly from water and smoke damage.
This is part of a multiple attack with 197806240003 and 197806240004.  The incendiary devices detonated at 12:57 PM and the bombings at the two other department stores occurred ten minutes later.  The Armed Forces for National Liberation (FALN) claimed the incident in a phone call to WBBM-TV shortly after the bombs detonated.  They also directed authorities to a five-paragraph note placed at the intersection of Diversey and Pine Grove avenues outlining their motivations.  The combined monetary damage in the three incidents was around $1,200, mostly from water and smoke damage.
This is part of a multiple attack with 198205290002.  The incidents took place one hour apart.  Donald Benny Anderson and Mathew Moore pled guilty to two other incidents, as well, and were given thirty year prison terms (198206060005 and 198208130005).
This is part of a multiple attack with 198205290003.  The incidents took place one hour apart.  Donald Benny Anderson and Mathew Moore pled guilty to two other incidents, as well, and were given thirty year prison terms (198206060005 and 198208130005).
This is part of a multiple attack with 198512020029, 198512020030, and 198512020031.  Dr. Bours had previously been identified in a New York Times Magazine article as a physician who performs abortions.
This is part of a multiple attack with 198512020029, 198512020030, and 198512020032.  The Planned Parenthood facility did not perform abortions.
This is part of a multiple attack with 198512020029, 198512020031, and 198512020032.  The abortion clinic had previously been the target of many protests and threats.
This is part of a multiple attack with 198610280017, 198610280018, 198610280019, 198610280020, 198610280021, and 198610280023.  It is unknown when the bomb was discovered.
This is part of a multiple attack with 198610280017, 198610280018, 198610280019, 198610280020, 198610280021, and 198610280023. The bomb was discovered around 8:00 AM.  The Macheteros, Organization of Volunteers for the Puerto Rican Revolution, and the Armed Forces of Popular Resistance (FARP) jointly released a communiqué taking credit for this attack.  Moreover, at 6:45 AM the Macheteros claimed this incident in a phone call to the Associated Press.
This is part of a multiple attack with 198610280017, 198610280018, 198610280019, 198610280020, 198610280022, and 198610280023.  The bomb was discovered around 7:30 AM.  The Macheteros, Organization of Volunteers for the Puerto Rican Revolution, and the Armed Forces of Popular Resistance (FARP) jointly released a communiqué taking credit for this attack.  Moreover, at 6:45 AM the Macheteros claimed this incident in a phone call to the Associated Press.
This is part of a multiple attack with 198610280017, 198610280018, 198610280019, 198610280021, 198610280022, and 198610280023.  The bomb was discovered around 7:00 AM.  The Macheteros, Organization of Volunteers for the Puerto Rican Revolution, and the Armed Forces of Popular Resistance (FARP) jointly released a communiqué taking credit for this attack.
This is part of a multiple attack with 198610280017, 198610280018, 198610280020, 198610280021, 198610280022, and 198610280023.  The bomb was discovered around 2:00 AM.  The Macheteros, Organization of Volunteers for the Puerto Rican Revolution, and the Armed Forces of Popular Resistance (FARP) jointly released a communiqué taking credit for this attack.  Moreover, at 6:45 AM the Macheteros claimed this incident in a phone call to the Associated Press.
This is part of a multiple attack with 198610280017, 198610280019, 198610280020, 198610280021, 198610280022, and 198610280023.  The bomb was discovered around 12:30 AM.  The Macheteros, Organization of Volunteers for the Puerto Rican Revolution, and the Armed Forces of Popular Resistance (FARP) jointly released a communiqué taking credit for this attack.  Moreover, at 6:45 AM the Macheteros claimed this incident in a phone call to the Associated Press.
This is part of a multiple attack with 198610280018, 198610280019, 198610280020, 198610280021, 198610280022, and 198610280023.  This incident took place around 12:00 AM.  The Macheteros, Organization of Volunteers for the Puerto Rican Revolution, and the Armed Forces of Popular Resistance (FARP) jointly released a communiqué taking credit for this attack.  Moreover, at 6:45 AM the Macheteros claimed this incident in a phone call to the Associated Press.
This is part of a multiple attack with 198705250007, 198705250008, 198705250009, 198705250010, 198705250011, and 198705250012.  The Guerrilla Forces for Liberation claimed these attacks with an anonymous phone call to a Ponce Radio Station.
This is part of a multiple attack with 198811010009.  The bomb was found at 10:00 AM on November 4th.  The building housing Inde Sales, Inc.  was one block away from the General Electric offices.  On November 2, an anonymous member of the Pedro Albizu Campos Revolutionary Forces (PACRF) phoned the United Press International office in San Juan and notified the news agency where it could find a communiqué from the PACRF claiming credit for incident.
This is part of a multiple attack with 198811010010.  The bomb detonated around 1:35 AM.  The General Electric offices were one block away from the building housing Inde Sales, Inc.  One day after the incident, an anonymous member of the Pedro Albizu Campos Revolutionary Forces (PACRF) phoned the United Press International office in San Juan and notified the news agency where it could find a communiqué from the PACRF claiming credit for the incident.
This is part of a multiple attack with 198812250006 and 198812250007.  The fire was ignited shortly before 1:30 AM.  As a result of these attacks, abortion clinics in Dallas dramatically increased their security.
This is part of a multiple attack with 198812250006 and 198812250008.  The fire was ignited shortly before 1:30 AM.  As a result of these attacks, abortion clinics in Dallas dramatically increased their security.
This is part of a multiple attack with 198812250007 and 198812250008.  The fire was ignited shortly before 1:00 AM.  As a result of these attacks, abortion clinics in Dallas dramatically increased their security.
This is part of a multiple attack with 198904090005.  The incident took place around 4:00 AM.  Later on the same day, there was a major abortion activist rally in Washington D.C.
This is part of a multiple attack with 198904090006.  The incident took place around 4:00 AM.  Later on the same day, there was a major abortion activist rally in Washington D.C.  After the attack, the All Women's Center in Ocala moved to a new location.  Moreover, nine days earlier, a fire was set at the same abortion clinic (198903310005).
This is part of a multiple attack with 199001120005.  The bomb detonated around 2:30 AM.  The Eugenio Maria de Hostos International Brigade of the Pedro Albizu Campos Revolutionary Forces sent a communiqué to Agencia EFE, a Spanish News Agency, claiming credit for this attack.
This is part of a multiple attack with 199001120006.  The bomb detonated around 2:30 AM.  The Eugenio Maria de Hostos International Brigade of the Pedro Albizu Campos Revolutionary Forces sent a communiqué to Agencia EFE, a Spanish News Agency, claiming credit for this attack.
This is part of a multiple attack with 199009170006.  The bomb detonated at 1:05 AM.  The Pedro Albizu Campos Revolutionary Forces claimed credit for this incident in a phone call to the radio station Noti-Uno Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico.  The group also left a communiqué at the University of Puerto Rico.
This is part of a multiple attack with 199009170007.  The bomb detonated at 1:05 AM.  The Pedro Albizu Campos Revolutionary Forces claimed credit for this incident in a phone call to the radio station Noti-Uno in Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico.  The group also left a communiqué at the University of Puerto Rico.
This is part of a multiple attack with 199401060018.  An anonymous caller phoned the police at 3:29 AM directing authorities to the location of the bomb after it failed to detonate.  A note signed by the Maccabee Squad and Shield of David accompanied the explosive device.  If exploded, it is believed that the bomb would not have caused substantial damage.  Moreover, the device was compared to a firecracker.
This is part of a multiple attack with 199401060019.  The bomb was discovered after it failed to detonate just before 3:00 AM.  A note signed by the Maccabee Squad and Shield of David accompanied the explosive device.  If exploded, it is believed that the bomb would not have caused substantial damage. Moreover, the device was compared to a firecracker.
This is part of a multiple attack with 199410090010.  The incidents took place around 90 minutes apart.  The fire at the abortion clinic was first reported around 4:30 AM.  A witness reported seeing a man in a stocking mask carrying a gasoline container and fleeing from the building just before the fire was started.
This is part of a multiple attack with 199410090011.  The incidents took place around 90 minutes apart.  The fire at the abortion clinic was first reported around 3:30 AM.  Sprinklers recently installed at the health care clinic prevented further damage.
This is part of a multiple attack with 199410160011 and 199410160012.  All three incidents took place within a 20-25 minute period.  Roy Ray Martin, a skinhead, was a member of the South Bay Nazi Youth gang.  Coded as Doubt Terrorism Proper because there were some reports that the perpetrators might have been drunk and/or on drugs at the time of the incident.
This is part of a multiple attack with 199410160011 and 199410160013.  All three incidents took place within a 20-25 minute period.  Roy Ray Martin, a skinhead, was a member of the South Bay Nazi Youth gang.  Coded as Doubt Terrorism Proper because there were some reports that the perpetrators might have been drunk and/or on drugs at the time of the incident.
This is part of a multiple attack with 199410160012 and 199410160013.  All three incidents took place within a 20-25 minute period.  Roy Ray Martin, a skinhead, was a member of the South Bay Nazi Youth gang.  Coded as Doubt Terrorism Proper because there were some reports that the perpetrators might have been drunk and/or on drugs at the time of the incident.
This is part of a multiple attack with 199412140013.  This incident occurred five hours later.  The two abortion clinics were six miles apart.
This is part of a multiple attack with 199412140014.  This incident occurred five hours earlier.  The two abortion clinics were six miles apart.
This is part of a multiple attack with 199809080004.  The abortion clinics were located around 2.5 miles apart from each other.  The fire was first discovered at 1:30 AM.  Two weeks later, bombs were placed at the same abortion clinics (199810030002 and 199810030003).
This is part of a multiple attack with 199809080005.  The abortion clinics were located around 2.5 miles apart from each other.  The fire was first discovered at 1:10 AM.  Two weeks later, bombs were placed at the same abortion clinics (199810030002 and 199810030003).
This is part of a multiple attack with 200001030008.  The owner of the abortion clinic, Debi Jackson, noticed the suspicious package and notified authorities.  She also alerted the Cincinnati Planned Parenthood.
This is part of a multiple attack with 200206140006.  This incident took place around 1:30 AM.
This is part of a multiple attack with 200206210005.  The bomb detonated around 'mid-morning' when there were many individuals at the market.  One of the deceased victims was identified as Aicha Boulefrad, an Algerian civilian, and another victim was identified as Sayeb M., a police officer.
This is part of a multiple incident with (198512300008).  Both attacks occurred around 2:30 AM.  One day later, a fire was set at an abortion clinic in Toledo, Ohio (198512310002).
This is part of a multiple incident with (198512300009).  Both attacks occurred around 2:30 AM.  One day later, a fire was set at an abortion clinic in Toledo, Ohio (198512310002).
This is part of a multiple incident with 197004150004.  There were two other incidents also protesting the quality of education at Roosevelt High School (197003170002 and 197004080003).  Moreover, the school was the target of many demonstrations during this time period.  Shortly before the fire ignited, people were witnessed running  from the school.  The Chicano Liberation Front claimed credit for the incident in a tape recording sent to the Los Angeles Free Press.  The CLF stated that they were "fed up with our people being treated like dogs." However, authorities could not confirm if the CLF actually committed the attack.
This is part of a multiple incident with 197004150005.  There were two other incidents also protesting the quality of education at Roosevelt High School (197003170002 and 197004080003).  Moreover, the school was the target of many demonstrations during this time period.  The fire started in the west wing of the building and spread to the east wing.  The office of Richard Cooper, the superintendent for East Los Angeles junior and senior high schools, was destroyed.  The Chicano Liberation Front claimed credit for the incident in a tape recording sent to the Los Angeles Free Press.  The CLF stated that they were "fed up with our people being treated like dogs." However, authorities could not confirm if the CLF actually committed the attack.
This is part of a multiple incident with 197106110002.  KWKW was bombed an hour after KALI.  After the bombings,  an anonymous caller stated that the attacks were in retaliation for the death of eight left-wing Mexican protesters during demonstrations in Mexico City a week earlier.  In a tape recording released on August 14, the Chicano Liberation Front denied participating in the bombings of Mexican-American radio stations.  There were four other bombings of Mexican-American facilities in the Los Angeles area during the same week (197106130002, 197106130001, 197106150001, and 197106170001).
This is part of a multiple incident with 197106110003.  KALI was bombed an hour before KWKW.  After the bombings,  an anonymous caller stated that the attacks were in retaliation for the death of eight left-wing Mexican protesters during demonstrations in Mexico City a week earlier.    In a tape recording released on August 14, the Chicano Liberation Front denied participating in the bombings of Mexican-American radio stations.  There were four other bombings of Mexican-American facilities in the Los Angeles area during the same week (197106130002, 197106130001, 197106150001, and 197106170001).
This is part of multiple attack with (200302000001, 200302000002, 200302000003, 200302000004, 200302000005, and 200302000006).  It is unknown if these two German hostages were freed on May 13th or released on August 18th.  It is believed that the hostage takings were orchestrated by Abderrazak le Para.  He was captured in Chad in 2004 and handed over to Algerian authorities.  Two other assailants, Assam Abu Okba and Salah Abu Yakoob, were apprehended in Chad and Niger respectively.
This is part of multiple attack with (200302000001, 200302000002, 200302000003, 200302000004, 200302000005, and 200303080008).  The hostages were from Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Sweden, and Holland.  It is believed that the hostage takings were orchestrated by Abderrazak le Para.  He was captured in Chad in 2004 and handed over to Algerian authorities.  Two other assailants, Assam Abu Okba and Salah Abu Yakoob, were apprehended in Chad and Niger respectively.
This is part of multiple attack with (200302000001, 200302000002, 200302000003, 200302000004, 200302000006, and 200303080008).  The hostages were from Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Sweden, and Holland.  It is believed that the hostage takings were orchestrated by Abderrazak le Para.  He was captured in Chad in 2004 and handed over to Algerian authorities.  Two other assailants, Assam Abu Okba and Salah Abu Yakoob, were apprehended in Chad and Niger respectively.
This is part of multiple attack with (200302000001, 200302000002, 200302000003, 200302000005, 200302000006, and 200303080008).  The hostages were from Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Sweden, and Holland.  It is believed that the hostage takings were orchestrated by Abderrazak le Para.  He was captured in Chad in 2004 and handed over to Algerian authorities.  Two other assailants, Assam Abu Okba and Salah Abu Yakoob, were apprehended in Chad and Niger respectively.
This is part of multiple attack with (200302000001, 200302000002, 200302000004, 200302000005, 200302000006, and 200303080008).  The hostages were from Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Sweden, and Holland.  It is believed that the hostage takings were orchestrated by Abderrazak le Para.  He was captured in Chad in 2004 and handed over to Algerian authorities.  Two other assailants, Assam Abu Okba and Salah Abu Yakoob, were apprehended in Chad and Niger respectively.
This is part of multiple attack with (200302000001, 200302000003, 200302000004, 200302000005, 200302000006, and 200303080008).  The hostages were from Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Sweden, and Holland.  It is believed that the hostage takings were orchestrated by Abderrazak le Para.  He was captured in Chad in 2004 and handed over to Algerian authorities.  Two other assailants, Assam Abu Okba and Salah Abu Yakoob, were apprehended in Chad and Niger respectively.
This is part of multiple attack with (200302000002, 200302000003, 200302000004, 200302000005, 200302000006, and 200303080008).  The hostages were from Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Sweden, and Holland.  It is believed that the hostage takings were orchestrated by Abderrazak le Para.  He was captured in Chad in 2004 and handed over to Algerian authorities.  Two other assailants, Assam Abu Okba and Salah Abu Yakoob, were apprehended in Chad and Niger respectively.
This is part of multiple attack with 197102160001.  This might also be part of a multiple attack with the three other bombs and incendiary devices discovered at American establishments in Puerto Rico on the same day (197102160003, 197102160004, and 197102160005).  The bomb in this incident detonated near the hotel swimming pool.
This is part of multiple attack with 197102160002.  This might also be part of a multiple attack with the three other bombs and incendiary devices discovered at American establishments in Puerto Rico on the same day (197102160003, 197102160004, and 197102160005).  The bomb in this incident detonated near the hotel swimming pool.
This is part of multiple attack with 199103170009.  At 6:47 AM, a fire at the abortion clinic was reported to authorities.  The abortion clinic had been the subject of many previous protests.
This is part of multiple attack with 199103170010.  The firebomb was thrown early in the morning and was not discovered by authorities until 10:15 AM.  By this time the fire had already burnt itself out.
This is possibly a profit-motivated abduction.
This is possibly a purely criminal act.  Motive and assailants are unknown; there is no reason to suspect terrorism other than the victim's political standing
This is possibly a purely criminal event or an internecine conflict action.
This is possibly a purely criminal event or an internecine conflict action.  There is no immediate indication that the incident is terrorism-related
This is similar to another incident on the same day in which ALF members cut coyote pens and set fire to the U.S. Department of Agriculture Predator Ecology Project field station in Millville, Utah (102492), just a few miles away.  ALF member, Rodney Coronado, who launched "Operation Bite Back" in 1991, a five-state arson campaign against the fur industry, was later captured and indicted on federal charges for these incidents, and served three and a half years in prison as his sentence.  He did not act alone, but the other perpetrators are unknown.
This is the first incident claimed by the Macheteros.  It is unknown how the organization released their communiqué and if any property of officer Rivera was stolen after the shooting.
This is the first incident of its kind in the last 20 days since the deployment of Iraqi army and police in Samarra.
This is the first instance of a Karuna faction attack on the network of LTTE camps in the Trincomalee (District) and Sampur camps considered to be the LTTE headquarters in the East. --The entire Muthur area shook with the sound of the explosion and the residents of the area were agitated and filled with fear. The security forces believed that the loud explosion was a result of large quantities of bombs in the camp exploding simultaneously, following the Karuna faction assault. The 10 injured LTTE cadres and the civilian injured, who was in his garden of a residence close to the camp, were admitted to Thileepan, the LTTE hospital in Sampur.
This is the first of two IEDs that were discovered at RUET in the span of 17 hours. This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200706020035)
This is the first of two similar attacks in this town in two days
This is the first suicide attack initiated by Hamas since 2004, raising security concerns throughout Israel. While it has been thought that Hamas was responsible for this attack, the Al Aqsa Martyrs' Brigade has also claimed responsibility.
This is the second attack on a store designed for women since the end of Eid on August 19th.
This is the second attack on the Presidents life in more then a year
This is the second attempted bombing in this town in two days
This is the second such attack within a week on this pipeline.
This killing came two days after the killing of senior Bodo leader Bineswar Brahma.
This killing was the fourth in two weeks of Tamil politicians who opposed the rebels of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE). Most articles stated that the attack occurred late July 4, 2003 but a few sources stated that the attack occurred on July 5, 2003.
This may be a purely criminal act because Kurbegovic's motivations stemmed from personal vendetta's against a judge and commissioners who would not allow him to open up his own business, though he did have some political motivations as well.   Kurbegovic claimed this attack by sending a tape recording to  the Herald-Examiner, explaining his alphabet bombing method.  Kurbegovic was also responsible for the bombing of the Pan Am terminal in the LA Airport just 10 days earlier, which caused 3 deaths and 36 injuries (197408060004).  Additionally, he claimed responsibility for other attempted bombings, even though police doubt some of his claims.  Kurbegovic was arrested and eventually convicted in 1980 of 25 counts of Murder, Arson, Illegal Use of Explosives and relate d charges, and sentenced to life in prison.
This may be the first suicide attack by a female perpetrator.
This may have been a harmless child's toy.
This may have been a kidnapping for ransom and purely profit-motivated.
This may have been a profit-motivated kidnapping
This may have been a purely criminal act motivated by material gain.
This may have been a purely profit-motivated kidnapping.
This may have been a purely profit-motivated kidnapping.  A priest offered to take the place of Mariana Pollack
This may have been a revenge-motivated killing
This may have been a settling of scores on behalf of the Medellin cocaine cartel.  The mayor of Medellin offered a 700 million peso reward for information on the killers.
This may have been an accident, since it is possible that explosives were stored at the warehouse for road-building projects.  However, authorities state that they believe it may have been a car bomb hidden on the premises.
This may have been an attack by the newly formed "Anti-State Action" group, but there were no reports as to the group responsible.
This may have been an attempt to divert traffic through territory controlled by al-Qaeda, where it could be easily attacked.
This may have been in revenge for the deactivation of cell phone service in the area prior to the attack, which the government claimed was intended to halt the triggering of improvised explosive devices (IEDs).
This may have been perpetrated by organized crime representatives.
This may have been the first attack claimed by the Revolutionary Proletarian Initiative Nuclei (NIPR).
This may have been the work of youth pranksters or criminals.
This may have represented an operational shift among Islamists from southern Somalia, where the provisional government declared victory in April 2007, to northern Somalia. The Mujahedin Youth Movement claimed credit for the attack but denied any casualties in a post to a jihadist website on June 4.
This may not qualify as a terrorist attack as it was not successful, however I thought it was close enough to include given the rise in PKK attempts in Turkey.
This might be linked with 197001280002.  Both were bombings occurred against synagogues in Seattle.  This incident took place on the same day that Washington State Senator Frank Dore's home was bombed (197002060002).
This might be part of a multiple attack with (197010240003) which took place in Cairo an hour earlier.  Snipers fired upon the police headquarters less than a week earlier (197010210003).  This first attack on the police station took place at 8:15 PM, the second attack took place at 10:15 PM, and the third attack took place at 2:10 AM on October 25th.  The final attack took thirty-five minutes and hundreds of rounds were fired.  Some of the gunmen emerged from the building that acted as the headquarters of the Black United Front, an organization which was directing a boycott of White owned businesses in Cairo at the time.  The Mayor of Cairo, Albert Thomas, believed that some of the Black militants were members of the Black Panther Party, however, the Black Panthers denied any involvement in the attacks.  State troopers were ordered into Cairo as a result of the attacks.
This might be part of a multiple attack with (199801210006).  The attack took place around 2:00 PM.  Shortly afterward, the bombing at the Casbah occurred.
This might be part of a multiple attack with 197010240004 which took place in Cairo an hour later.  There are conflicting reports as to whether one or two grocery stores were set on fire.  During the fire, police received a phone call stating "when are you going to send the Pigs?"
This might be part of a multiple attack with 197201170005. The bomb was discovered around 8:30 AM.  Later in the day there were many protests against the suspension of  radical professor H. Bruce Franklin.
This might be part of a multiple attack with 197201170006. The fire was discovered around 2:15 AM.  Later in the day there were many protests against the suspension of  radical professor H. Bruce Franklin.
This might be part of a multiple attack with the bombing of Safeway in Los Angeles less than an hour earlier (197104290002).  Both incidents took place in the East Los Angeles area and used similar types of bombs.  The bomb was thrown from a car located in an alley behind the building.  The Chicano Liberation Front claimed credit for the incident in a tape recording sent to the Los Angeles Free Press.  The CLF stated that they were "fed up with our people being treated like dogs." However, authorities could not confirm if the CLF actually committed the attack.
This might be part of a multiple attack with the bombing of the Bank of America in Los Angeles less than an hour later (197104290003).  Both incidents took place in the East Los Angeles area and used similar types of bombs.  The Chicano Liberation Front claimed credit for the incident in a tape recording sent to the Los Angeles Free Press.  The CLF stated that they were "fed up with our people being treated like dogs." However, authorities could not confirm if the CLF actually committed the attack.
This might be part of a multiple attack with the firebombing of the Naval Reserve Armory Army Vet. Center in San Jose on the same day (197205090001).  There were many Anti-War protests throughout the United Stated on May 9th.
This might be part of a multiple attack with the four other bombings and attempted bombings of American establishments in Puerto Rico on the same day (197102160001, 197102160002, 197102160003, and 197102160004).  The incendiary device in this incident was discovered between clothing in the children's department of the store.
This might be part of a multiple incident with 197106220002.  The Chicano Liberation Front claimed credit for the incident in a tape recording sent to the Los Angeles Free Press.  The CLF stated that they were "fed up with our people being treated like dogs." However, authorities could not confirm if the CLF actually committed the attack.
This might be part of a multiple incident with 197106220003.  The Chicano Liberation Front claimed credit for the incident in a tape recording sent to the Los Angeles Free Press.  The CLF stated that they were "fed up with our people being treated like dogs." However, authorities could not confirm if the CLF actually committed the attack.
This occurred in conjunction with another scare bomb at the New York Republican County Committee Headquarters at the Roosevelt Hotel (), and additionally in the midst of 6 bombings on the same day in Chicago and Puerto Rico collectively, committed by FALN.
This particular section of oil pipeline near Fatha had already been hit by sabotage attacks, which had virtually eliminated the flow of oil through the pipeline.  Although there was no claim of responsibility, the perpetrators were suspected to be Al-Qaida members responding to Osama bin Ladin's call for sabotage activities on oil pipelines.
This perpetrator is coded as Janatantrik Terai Mukti Morcha (JTMM), although the media source names the responsible organization as Terai Madhes Mukti Party
This petrol attack targeted the mosque, and failed to damage the mosque.  The petrol bomb ruined the Century 21 real estate business next to the mosque.
This Protestant family's home has been targeted before. A mob assembled and threw a petrol bomb at the house.
This region, in the Swat Valley in Pakistan, is a stronghold for the Taliban and al Qaida.  Militants in the area, although it is unknown which group they identify with most strongly, often identify with both groups.  This was the first attack on air force personnel, all other major attacks had been on the Pakistani Army.  Sargodha Air Force base, which serves as the headquarters of the Central Air Command of the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) likely houses partially assembled air-deliverable nuclear devices.
This resembled a similar attack two days earlier on March 31 against a Shi i family in two cars around Balad Ruz killed six people, and among other attacks against Shi i, this attack likely had sectarian motives.
This same convoy was attacked the following day in another area of Lower Shebelle.
This same refugee camp was similarly attacked on January 28, 1997.
This section of pipeline has come under repeated attack before.
This suicide bombing heightened fears that Israel could face a renewed wave of blasts, similar to the attacks on buses, markets and other public places that left scores dead in the mid-1990s.
This suicide bombing occurred only a few hours before the exchange of gunfire between Malian troops and the perpetrators. However, given that the events occurred overnight, the two events (201302090010 and 201302100009) are listed under different dates despite being coordinated attacks.
This suicide bombing occurred only a few hours before the exchange of gunfire between Malian troops and the perpetrators. However, given that the events occurred overnight, the two events (201302090010 and 201302100009) are listed under different dates despite being coordinated attacks. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here.
This Sunni area contains the Doura Market, normally a showpiece location for visiting dignitaries. The ISI claimed credit for a similar attack in a post to a jihadist website on June 10.
This target was attacked while a civilian, but he was targeted for his prior work in the Saddam government
This unprovoked attack occurred in broad daylight as the three victims were having a conversation in the street.
This village is located 130 miles north of the capital of Assam state at Gauhati. The village was alternatively referred to as Biswanath Chariali. The attacks coincided with the 18th anniversary of the founding of the NDFB. Both the NDFB and the outlawed United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) have claimed responsibility for some of the attacks in Assam. Government officials believe this is the militants answer to a cease-fire proposal and that the incidents over the last few days have been the joint efforts of these groups.
This was 1 of 2 related attacks (cf. 199911110003).  The reports on this incident are vague and contradictory.  There also may have an additional bombing incident in Corsica this day, but there is no corroborating evidence.
This was 1 of 6 related attacks (cf. 199911120002, 199911120003, 199911120004, 199911120005, 199911120006).  The UN was about to impose sanctions on Afghanistan, implicating the Taliban or Al-Qaida, in these attacks although they denied responsibility.
This was 1 of 6 related attacks (cf. 199911120002, 199911120003, 199911120004, 199911120005, 199911120007).  The UN was about to impose sanctions on Afghanistan, implicating the Taliban or Al-Qaida, in these attacks although they denied responsibility.
This was 1 of 6 related attacks (cf. 199911120002, 199911120003, 199911120004, 199911120006, 199911120007).  The UN was about to impose sanctions on Afghanistan, implicating the Taliban or Al-Qaida, in these attacks although they denied responsibility.
This was 1 of 6 related attacks (cf. 199911120002, 199911120003, 199911120005, 199911120006, 199911120007).  The UN was about to impose sanctions on Afghanistan, implicating the Taliban or Al-Qaida, in these attacks although they denied responsibility.
This was 1 of 6 related attacks (cf. 199911120002, 199911120004, 199911120005, 199911120006, 199911120007).  The UN was about to impose sanctions on Afghanistan, implicating the Taliban or Al-Qaida, in these attacks although they denied responsibility.
This was 1 of 6 related attacks (cf. 199911120003, 199911120004, 199911120005, 199911120006, 199911120007).  The UN was about to impose sanctions on Afghanistan, implicating the Taliban or Al-Qaida, in these attacks although they denied responsibility.
This was a case of inner-party conflict where the goal was to intimidate a former KKK member, believed to be working with the government in some capacity, and send a larger message to anyone who betrays or goes against the Klan.  The perpetrators called the victim a "traitor." The attack was claimed both the day before and after it occurred, through telephone calls to Commercial Appeal newspaper.
This was a major incident between the Indian state and Pakistani Islamic militants and it helped push both sides closer to a serious interstate conflict. The member of Al-Masooran who called to claim responsibility, Irfan Kashmiri, said that three militants responsible for the attack were Abu Majid, Abu Zaffar, Abu Shel. This group was said to be connected to Lashkar-e-Taiba. A competing claime of responsibility was made by Jamaat-ul Mujahideen.
This was a major incident in the continuing battle between Chechen rebels and Russian forces. This parade had been a tradition in the town of Kaspiisk and the attack angered the Russian government greatly. The bombing was deadliest attack against Russia since the Moscow apartment bombings in September 1999.
This was a multiple incident where casualty figures were given cumulatively in sources. Therefore, nkill and nwound reflect an equal division of deaths and injuries across both incidents: 201210130001 and 201210130003.
This was a part of a recent spate of attacks on police in this area.
This was a related attack with 200507160005, 200507160006, and 200507160007. The attacks against the government buildings occurred one week before the second round of voting in Guineau-Bissau's presidential elections. It is suspected that the assailants may be supporters of or have connections to former President Joao Bernardo Vieira, as several of the attackers captured were wearing shirts bearing his likeness.
This was a related attack with 200507160005, 200507160007, and 200507160008. The attacks against the government buildings occurred one week before the second round of voting in Guineau-Bissau's presidential elections. It is suspected that the assailants may be supporters of or have connections to former President Joao Bernardo Vieira, as several of the attackers captured were wearing shirts bearing his likeness.
This was a related attack with 200507160006, 200507160007, and 200507160008. The attacks against the government buildings occurred one week before the second round of voting in Guineau-Bissau's presidential elections. It is suspected that the assailants may be supporters of or have connections to former President Joao Bernardo Vieira, as several of the attackers captured were wearing shirts bearing his likeness.
This was a related attack with 2005071600065, 200507160006, and 200507160008. The attacks against the government buildings occurred one week before the second round of voting in Guineau-Bissau's presidential elections. It is suspected that the assailants may be supporters of or have connections to former President Joao Bernardo Vieira, as several of the attackers captured were wearing shirts bearing his likeness.
This was a tumultuous period in Iraq with parliamentary elections only a few days away and with Saddam Hussein's trail ongoing. There was a major suicide attack claimed by Al Qaida in Iraq on this same day (cf. 200512060004) as well as other violent incidents.
This was an attempted hijacking, but the ship was broken down (it had engine trouble) and waiting for help from the Sri Lankan Navy 17 miles off the coast, so when the LTTE attacked, they were forced to leave the shipping vessel behind.  Mullaitivu was a rebel-held area.  The Jordanian ship had a 25-member crew from Jordan and Egypt, and was carrying 14,000 tons of rice from Kakinada, an Indian port to Durban, South Africa.  The Captain's name was R. Abdullah, an Iraqi national.  The ship was managed by the Amman-based Arab Shipping Company.  The rebels took the 25-member crew off the vessel and put them in the 6 small speed boats they arrived in.  Shareef Mohamed Mustafa (30), the ship's Egyptian second officer, was injured in the boat ride after the rebels took them off the ship.  The 25-member crew was returned to the Red Cross 2 days later around 10:00am.  The LTTE website, TamilNet, had pictures of the hostages, which the LTTE said showed they were safe.
This was another incident were Iraqi police or U.S. military forces were the target of an armed assault.
This was followed by another attack the next day in which seven travelers were beheaded.
This was likely an ethnic clash
This was not the first time T.R. Dillon logging was targeted by arsonists. There was another incident on New Year's Day of the same year.
This was one attack of many that plagued the Devic Monastery and its residents.
This was one in a series of 11 incidents (102599a-k) which constituted an 80-letter razor-blade campaign, claimed by the animal rights group, The Justice Department.  The group targeted scientists, many specifically from Regional Primate Centers across America, who were conducting AIDS and cancer-related research on non-human primates, and the group was against the use of primates for laboratory tests. The letters were postmarked from Las Vegas, Nevada with no return addresses and were placed in white envelopes with razor blades inside.  Not all of the letters were confirmed.  The Justice Department is an animal rights group, much like the Animal Liberation Front (ALF).  The group was also active in Canada and England (where it was initially based).  The Justice Department also committed a razor blade campaign in August 1999 against the fur industry.
This was one in a series of 11 incidents (102599a-k) which constituted an 80-letter razor-blade campaign, claimed by the animal rights group, The Justice Department.  The group targeted scientists, many specifically from Regional Primate Centers across America, who were conducting AIDS and cancer-related research on non-human primates, and the group was against the use of primates for laboratory tests. The letters were postmarked from Las Vegas, Nevada with no return addresses and were placed in white envelopes with razor blades inside.  Not all of the letters were confirmed.  The Justice Department is an animal rights group, much like the Animal Liberation Front (ALF).  The group was also active in Canada and England (where it was initially based).  The Justice Department also committed a razor blade campaign in August 1999 against the fur industry. Though most sources state that 80 letters were sent out, the group claimed it was over 80 letters, and some sources note as many as 87 letters.
This was one in a series of ten department store bombings in New York on this day.  Though FALN claimed they planted twelve devices, only ten were found (197607120002, 197607120003, 197607120004, 197607120005, and 197607120006).
This was one in a series of ten department store bombings in New York on this day.  Though FALN claimed they planted twelve devices, only ten were found (197607120002, 197607120003, 197607120004, 197607120005, and 197607120007).
This was one in a series of two incidents related to a larger letter campaign of 100 booby-trapped letters rigged with razor blades, that were sent to fur farmers across the United States and Canada, claimed by the animal rights group, The Justice Department. A few months later, the group committed another letter campaign against primate researchers across the U.S.
This was one of 10 related attacks (cf. 201012160012, 201012160011, 201012160016, 201012160009, 201012160014, 201012160013, 201012160017, 201012160010 and 201012160008). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as eight, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 10 related attacks (cf. 201012160015, 201012160011, 201012160016, 201012160009, 201012160014, 201012160013, 201012160017, 201012160010 and 201012160008). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as eight, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 10 related attacks (cf. 201012160015, 201012160012, 201012160011, 201012160009, 201012160014, 201012160013, 201012160017, 201012160010 and 201012160008). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as eight, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 10 related attacks (cf. 201012160015, 201012160012, 201012160011, 201012160016, 201012160009, 201012160013, 201012160017, 201012160010 and 201012160008). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as eight, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 10 related attacks (cf. 201012160015, 201012160012, 201012160011, 201012160016, 201012160009, 201012160014, 201012160013, 201012160010 and 201012160008). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as eight, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 10 related attacks (cf. 201012160015, 201012160012, 201012160011, 201012160016, 201012160009, 201012160014, 201012160013, 201012160017 and 201012160008). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as eight, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 10 related attacks (cf. 201012160015, 201012160012, 201012160011, 201012160016, 201012160009, 201012160014, 201012160013, 201012160017 and 201012160010). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as eight, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 10 related attacks (cf. 201012160015, 201012160012, 201012160011, 201012160016, 201012160009, 201012160014, 201012160017, 201012160010 and 201012160008). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as eight, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 10 related attacks (cf. 201012160015, 201012160012, 201012160011, 201012160016, 201012160014, 201012160013, 201012160017, 201012160010 and 201012160008). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as eight, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 10 related attacks (cf. 201012160015, 201012160012, 201012160016, 201012160009, 201012160014, 201012160013, 201012160017, 201012160010 and 201012160008). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as eight, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 12 related events (cf. 199802150005-16). The reports did not attribute the casualties to each specific incident, so the total injuries and fatalities were divided across the twelve incidents in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The twelve bombs were apparently timed to coincide with a visit by the president of the Bharatiya Janata Party, who was favored to win the elections in 1998. There were two additional bombings in Coimbatore the previous day (cf: 199802140003-4).
This was one of 15 related attacks (cf. 201011020020, 201011020021, 201011020022, 201011020023, 201011020024, 201011020025, 201011020026, 201011020027, 201011020028, 201011020029, 201011020030, 201011020031, 201011020032, and 201011020033). The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 36 to 40 to 54 to 64 to 76, and the injuries for this attack from 80 to 200 to 248 to 271 to 300 to 320, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 19, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 80, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 15 related attacks (cf. 201011020020, 201011020021, 201011020022, 201011020023, 201011020024, 201011020025, 201011020026, 201011020027, 201011020028, 201011020029, 201011020030, 201011020031, 201011020032, and 201011020034). The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 36 to 40 to 54 to 64 to 76, and the injuries for this attack from 80 to 200 to 248 to 271 to 300 to 320, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 19, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 80, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 15 related attacks (cf. 201011020020, 201011020021, 201011020022, 201011020023, 201011020024, 201011020025, 201011020026, 201011020027, 201011020028, 201011020029, 201011020030, 201011020032, 201011020033 and 201011020034). The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 36 to 40 to 54 to 64 to 76, and the injuries for this attack from 80 to 200 to 248 to 271 to 300 to 320, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 19, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 80, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 15 related attacks (cf. 201011020020, 201011020021, 201011020022, 201011020023, 201011020024, 201011020025, 201011020026, 201011020027, 201011020028, 201011020029, 201011020031, 201011020032, 201011020033 and 201011020034). The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 36 to 40 to 54 to 64 to 76, and the injuries for this attack from 80 to 200 to 248 to 271 to 300 to 320, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 19, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 80, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 15 related attacks (cf. 201011020020, 201011020021, 201011020022, 201011020023, 201011020024, 201011020025, 201011020026, 201011020027, 201011020028, 201011020030, 201011020031, 201011020032, 201011020033 and 201011020034). The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 36 to 40 to 54 to 64 to 76, and the injuries for this attack from 80 to 200 to 248 to 271 to 300 to 320, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 19, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 80, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 15 related attacks (cf. 201011020020, 201011020021, 201011020022, 201011020023, 201011020024, 201011020025, 201011020026, 201011020027, 201011020029, 201011020030, 201011020031, 201011020032, 201011020033 and 201011020034). The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 36 to 40 to 54 to 64 to 76, and the injuries for this attack from 80 to 200 to 248 to 271 to 300 to 320, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 19, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 80, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 15 related attacks (cf. 201011020020, 201011020021, 201011020022, 201011020023, 201011020024, 201011020025, 201011020026, 201011020028, 201011020029, 201011020030, 201011020031, 201011020032, 201011020033 and 201011020034). The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 36 to 40 to 54 to 64 to 76, and the injuries for this attack from 80 to 200 to 248 to 271 to 300 to 320, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 19, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 80, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 15 related attacks (cf. 201011020020, 201011020021, 201011020022, 201011020023, 201011020024, 201011020025, 201011020027, 201011020028, 201011020029, 201011020030, 201011020031, 201011020032, 201011020033 and 201011020034). The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 36 to 40 to 54 to 64 to 76, and the injuries for this attack from 80 to 200 to 248 to 271 to 300 to 320, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 19, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 80, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 15 related attacks (cf. 201011020020, 201011020021, 201011020022, 201011020023, 201011020024, 201011020026, 201011020027, 201011020028, 201011020029, 201011020030, 201011020031, 201011020032, 201011020033 and 201011020034). The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 36 to 40 to 54 to 64 to 76, and the injuries for this attack from 80 to 200 to 248 to 271 to 300 to 320, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 19, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 80, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 15 related attacks (cf. 201011020020, 201011020021, 201011020022, 201011020023, 201011020025, 201011020026, 201011020027, 201011020028, 201011020029, 201011020030, 201011020031, 201011020032, 201011020033 and 201011020034). The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 36 to 40 to 54 to 64 to 76, and the injuries for this attack from 80 to 200 to 248 to 271 to 300 to 320, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 19, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 80, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 15 related attacks (cf. 201011020020, 201011020021, 201011020022, 201011020024, 201011020025, 201011020026, 201011020027, 201011020028, 201011020029, 201011020030, 201011020031, 201011020032, 201011020033 and 201011020034). The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 36 to 40 to 54 to 64 to 76, and the injuries for this attack from 80 to 200 to 248 to 271 to 300 to 320, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 19, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 80, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 15 related attacks (cf. 201011020020, 201011020021, 201011020023, 201011020024, 201011020025, 201011020026, 201011020027, 201011020028, 201011020029, 201011020030, 201011020031, 201011020032, 201011020033 and 201011020034). The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 36 to 40 to 54 to 64 to 76, and the injuries for this attack from 80 to 200 to 248 to 271 to 300 to 320, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 19, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 80, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 15 related attacks (cf. 201011020020, 201011020022, 201011020023, 201011020024, 201011020025, 201011020026, 201011020027, 201011020028, 201011020029, 201011020030, 201011020031, 201011020032, 201011020033 and 201011020034). The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 36 to 40 to 54 to 64 to 76, and the injuries for this attack from 80 to 200 to 248 to 271 to 300 to 320, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 19, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 80, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 16  related attacks (cf. 201110250018, 201110250019, 201110250020, 201110250021, 201110250022, 201110250023, 201110250024, 201110250025, 201110250026, 201110250027, 201110250028, 201110250029, 201110250030, 201110250031 and 201110250032). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 50, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two to three, and the injuries for this attack from 45 to 50, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 16  related attacks (cf. 201110250018, 201110250019, 201110250020, 201110250021, 201110250022, 201110250023, 201110250024, 201110250025, 201110250026, 201110250027, 201110250028, 201110250029, 201110250030, 201110250031 and 201110250033). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 50, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two to three, and the injuries for this attack from 45 to 50, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 16  related attacks (cf. 201110250018, 201110250019, 201110250020, 201110250021, 201110250022, 201110250023, 201110250024, 201110250025, 201110250026, 201110250027, 201110250028, 201110250029, 201110250030, 201110250032 and 201110250033). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 50, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two to three, and the injuries for this attack from 45 to 50, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 16  related attacks (cf. 201110250018, 201110250019, 201110250020, 201110250021, 201110250022, 201110250023, 201110250024, 201110250025, 201110250026, 201110250027, 201110250028, 201110250029, 201110250031, 201110250032 and 201110250033). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 50, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two to three, and the injuries for this attack from 45 to 50, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 16  related attacks (cf. 201110250018, 201110250019, 201110250020, 201110250021, 201110250022, 201110250023, 201110250024, 201110250025, 201110250026, 201110250027, 201110250028, 201110250030, 201110250031, 201110250032 and 201110250033). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 50, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two to three, and the injuries for this attack from 45 to 50, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 16  related attacks (cf. 201110250018, 201110250019, 201110250020, 201110250021, 201110250022, 201110250023, 201110250024, 201110250025, 201110250026, 201110250027, 201110250029, 201110250030, 201110250031, 201110250032 and 201110250033). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 50, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two to three, and the injuries for this attack from 45 to 50, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 16  related attacks (cf. 201110250018, 201110250019, 201110250020, 201110250021, 201110250022, 201110250023, 201110250024, 201110250025, 201110250026, 201110250028, 201110250029, 201110250030, 201110250031, 201110250032 and 201110250033). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 50, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two to three, and the injuries for this attack from 45 to 50, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 16  related attacks (cf. 201110250018, 201110250019, 201110250020, 201110250021, 201110250022, 201110250023, 201110250024, 201110250025, 201110250027, 201110250028, 201110250029, 201110250030, 201110250031, 201110250032 and 201110250033). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 50, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two to three, and the injuries for this attack from 45 to 50, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 16  related attacks (cf. 201110250018, 201110250019, 201110250020, 201110250021, 201110250022, 201110250023, 201110250024, 201110250026, 201110250027, 201110250028, 201110250029, 201110250030, 201110250031, 201110250032 and 201110250033). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 50, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two to three, and the injuries for this attack from 45 to 50, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 16  related attacks (cf. 201110250018, 201110250019, 201110250020, 201110250021, 201110250022, 201110250023, 201110250025, 201110250026, 201110250027, 201110250028, 201110250029, 201110250030, 201110250031, 201110250032 and 201110250033). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 50, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two to three, and the injuries for this attack from 45 to 50, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 16  related attacks (cf. 201110250018, 201110250019, 201110250020, 201110250021, 201110250022, 201110250024, 201110250025, 201110250026, 201110250027, 201110250028, 201110250029, 201110250030, 201110250031, 201110250032 and 201110250033). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 50, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two to three, and the injuries for this attack from 45 to 50, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 16  related attacks (cf. 201110250018, 201110250019, 201110250020, 201110250021, 201110250023, 201110250024, 201110250025, 201110250026, 201110250027, 201110250028, 201110250029, 201110250030, 201110250031, 201110250032 and 201110250033). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 50, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two to three, and the injuries for this attack from 45 to 50, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 16  related attacks (cf. 201110250018, 201110250019, 201110250020, 201110250022, 201110250023, 201110250024, 201110250025, 201110250026, 201110250027, 201110250028, 201110250029, 201110250030, 201110250031, 201110250032 and 201110250033). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 50, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two to three, and the injuries for this attack from 45 to 50, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 16  related attacks (cf. 201110250018, 201110250019, 201110250021, 201110250022, 201110250023, 201110250024, 201110250025, 201110250026, 201110250027, 201110250028, 201110250029, 201110250030, 201110250031, 201110250032 and 201110250033). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 50, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two to three, and the injuries for this attack from 45 to 50, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 16  related attacks (cf. 201110250018, 201110250020, 201110250021, 201110250022, 201110250023, 201110250024, 201110250025, 201110250026, 201110250027, 201110250028, 201110250029, 201110250030, 201110250031, 201110250032 and 201110250033). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 50, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two to three, and the injuries for this attack from 45 to 50, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 16  related attacks (cf. 201110250019, 201110250020, 201110250021, 201110250022, 201110250023, 201110250024, 201110250025, 201110250026, 201110250027, 201110250028, 201110250029, 201110250030, 201110250031, 201110250032 and 201110250033). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 50, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two to three, and the injuries for this attack from 45 to 50, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 17 related attacks.  The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 56 and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 200, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200706010042).  This was the second of two IEDs found at RUET in the span of 17 hours.
This was one of 26 related attacks (cf. 201008250017, 201008250018, 201008250019, 201008250020, 201008250022, 201008250023, 201008250024, 201008250025, 201008250026, 201008250027, 201008250028, 201008250029, 201008250030, 201008250031, 201008250032, 201008250033, 201008250034, 201008250035, 201008250036, 201008250037, 201008250038, 201008250039, 201008250040, 201008250041 and 201008250043). The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 16 to 26, and the injuries for this attack from 87 to 90, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 26 related attacks (cf. 201008250017, 201008250018, 201008250019, 201008250020, 201008250022, 201008250023, 201008250024, 201008250025, 201008250026, 201008250027, 201008250028, 201008250029, 201008250030, 201008250031, 201008250032, 201008250033, 201008250034, 201008250035, 201008250036, 201008250037, 201008250038, 201008250040, 201008250041, 201008250042 and 201008250043). The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from zero to one, and the injuries for this attack from one to two, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The most recent available sources listed the victims for this attack from a civilian to a policeman, so the majority victim figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 26 related attacks (cf. 201008250017, 201008250018, 201008250019, 201008250020, 201008250022, 201008250023, 201008250024, 201008250025, 201008250026, 201008250027, 201008250028, 201008250029, 201008250030, 201008250031, 201008250032, 201008250033, 201008250034, 201008250035, 201008250037, 201008250038, 201008250039, 201008250040, 201008250041, 201008250042 and 201008250043). The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from three to four, and the injuries for this attack from 12 to 13, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 26 related attacks (cf. 201008250017, 201008250018, 201008250019, 201008250020, 201008250022, 201008250023, 201008250024, 201008250025, 201008250026, 201008250027, 201008250028, 201008250029, 201008250030, 201008250031, 201008250032, 201008250033, 201008250034, 201008250036, 201008250037, 201008250038, 201008250039, 201008250040, 201008250041, 201008250042 and 201008250043). The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from one to five, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 26 related attacks (cf. 201008250017, 201008250018, 201008250019, 201008250020, 201008250022, 201008250023, 201008250024, 201008250025, 201008250026, 201008250027, 201008250028, 201008250030, 201008250031, 201008250032, 201008250033, 201008250034, 201008250035, 201008250036, 201008250037, 201008250038, 201008250039, 201008250040, 201008250041, 201008250042 and 201008250043). The available sources listed injuries for this attack from 56 to 58, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 26 related attacks (cf. 201008250017, 201008250018, 201008250019, 201008250020, 201008250022, 201008250023, 201008250024, 201008250025, 201008250026, 201008250028, 201008250029, 201008250030, 201008250031, 201008250032, 201008250033, 201008250034, 201008250035, 201008250036, 201008250037, 201008250038, 201008250039, 201008250040, 201008250041, 201008250042 and 201008250043). The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 12 to 14, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 26 related attacks (cf. 201008250017, 201008250018, 201008250019, 201008250020, 201008250022, 201008250023, 201008250024, 201008250025, 201008250027, 201008250028, 201008250029, 201008250030, 201008250031, 201008250032, 201008250033, 201008250034, 201008250035, 201008250036, 201008250037, 201008250038, 201008250039, 201008250040, 201008250041, 201008250042 and 201008250043). The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from three to 10, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 26 related attacks (cf. 201008250017, 201008250018, 201008250019, 201008250020, 201008250022, 201008250023, 201008250025, 201008250026, 201008250027, 201008250028, 201008250029, 201008250030, 201008250031, 201008250032, 201008250033, 201008250034, 201008250035, 201008250036, 201008250037, 201008250038, 201008250039, 201008250040, 201008250041, 201008250042 and 201008250043). The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from one to two and the injuries for this attack from zero to one, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 26 related attacks (cf. 201008250017, 201008250018, 201008250019, 201008250020, 201008250023, 201008250024, 201008250025, 201008250026, 201008250027, 201008250028, 201008250029, 201008250030, 201008250031, 201008250032, 201008250033, 201008250034, 201008250035, 201008250036, 201008250037, 201008250038, 201008250039, 201008250040, 201008250041, 201008250042 and 201008250043). The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 10 to 12, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 26 related attacks (cf. 201008250017, 201008250018, 201008250019, 201008250022, 201008250023, 201008250024, 201008250025, 201008250026, 201008250027, 201008250028, 201008250029, 201008250030, 201008250031, 201008250032, 201008250033, 201008250034, 201008250035, 201008250036, 201008250037, 201008250038, 201008250039, 201008250040, 201008250041, 201008250042 and 201008250043). The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two to three, and the injuries for this attack from three to four, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of 26 related attacks (cf. 201008250018, 201008250019, 201008250020, 201008250022, 201008250023, 201008250024, 201008250025, 201008250026, 201008250027, 201008250028, 201008250029, 201008250030, 201008250031, 201008250032, 201008250033, 201008250034, 201008250035, 201008250036, 201008250037, 201008250038, 201008250039, 201008250040, 201008250041, 201008250042 and 201008250043). The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from eight to 10, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of a multitude of attacks in the nation of Pakistan on this day, including many rocket attacks against the city of Quetta, which was north of the town of Muchh.
This was one of a multitude of attacks in the nation of Pakistan on this day.  This incident is connected to another rocket attack in the Balochistan province (200605280009).  Merak Baloch claimed responsibility for his group, but the only mention of its name was 'banned organization' in the source.  The attack occurred eight years to the day Pakistan tested a nuclear device in the region, which was the stated reason for the attack by Baloch.
This was one of a number of attacks during the month of March 1999 throughout Basque Country, many of which involved Molotov Cocktails being thrown at the cars or homes of prominent individuals, as well as at other building targets.
This was one of a number of attacks during the month of March 1999 throughout Turkey, many of which occurred in Istanbul and/or involved Molotov Cocktails being thrown at the cars, political party offices, as well as at other building targets.
This was one of a number of rocket attacks at US bases since US military activities in Afghanistan began in late 2001.
This was one of a series of attacks in Quetta targeting members of the Hazara community. Lashkar-e-Jhangvi claimed responsibility for most, but not all, of the attacks.
This was one of eight related attacks (cf. 200001120008-15). The specific villages were not named in reports. The number of injured and the value of property damage was not reported individually for each specific incident, so the figures were divided evenly across the cases, in order to preserve statistical accuracy.
This was one of eight related attacks (cf. 200110020003; 200110120004; 200110150001-02; 200110180004; 200110190001; 200110260004; 200110290003).
This was one of eight related attacks (cf. 200807250005, 200807250012, 200807250011, 200807250010, 200807250003, 200807250006 and 200807250008). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 3, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 20, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of eight related attacks (cf. 200807250009, 200807250005, 200807250011, 200807250010, 200807250003, 200807250006 and 200807250008).  The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 3, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 20, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of eight related attacks (cf. 200807250009, 200807250005, 200807250012, 200807250010, 200807250003, 200807250006 and 200807250008). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 3, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 20, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of eight related attacks (cf. 200807250009, 200807250005, 200807250012, 200807250011, 200807250003, 200807250006 and 200807250008). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 3, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 20, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of eight related attacks (cf. 200807250009, 200807250005, 200807250012, 200807250011, 200807250010, 200807250003 and 200807250006). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 3, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 20, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of eight related attacks (cf. 200807250009, 200807250005, 200807250012, 200807250011, 200807250010, 200807250003 and 200807250008). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 3, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 20, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of eight related attacks (cf. 200807250009, 200807250005, 200807250012, 200807250011, 200807250010, 200807250006 and 200807250008). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 3, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 20, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of eight related attacks (cf. 200807250009, 200807250012, 200807250011, 200807250010, 200807250003, 200807250006 and 200807250008). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 3, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 20, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of eight related attacks (cf. 200811130010, 200811260001, 200811260002, 200811260003, 200811260006, 200811260009 and 200811260010).  Three Pakistan controllers who communicated with and instructed the assailants during the attack were identified as Abdul Wajid alias Zarar Shah, Abu Hamza and Abu Qafa. Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi and Yusuf Muzammil were the planners behind the attack. A leading commander of the LeT group, admitted he advised the terrorists by telephone as the attack unfolded. Controllers in Pakistan watched live television and warned the gunmen of the arrival of Indian commandos, according to evidence amassed by the FBI and handed over to the Pakistani government. The American agency had decoded Skype calls over the internet that were made between the gunmen in the two five-star hotels and a Jewish hostel in Mumbai with their Lashkar controllers in Pakistan. Talking in colloquial Punjabi, the controllers repeatedly told the attackers to “Aag lagao” (“Light the fire”), which has been interpreted in India as a way of maximizing casualties. During the conversation, the men were also instructed to kill all the Israelis who were held captive in the Jewish hostel, but to spare all the Muslims. He confirmed that the 10 assailants were trained in Pakistani Kashmir and then travelled by boat from Karachi to Mumbai. The other two policemen killed were identified as additional commissioner of police Ashok Kamte and encounter cop Vijay Salaskar. The police officer wounded in the attack was additional commissioner of police Sadanand Date.
This was one of eight related attacks (cf. 200811130010, 200811260001, 200811260002, 200811260005, 200811260003, 200811260006 and 200811260009). The second assailant that was involved in the attack was identified as Fahadullah alias Abu Fahad . Three Pakistan controllers who communicated with and instructed the assailants during the attack were identified as Abdul Wajid alias Zarar Shah, Abu Hamza and Abu Qafa. Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi and Yusuf Muzammil were the planners behind the attack. Thirty two of the 143 hostage victims were killed were killed by the militants; the status o f the remaining hostages however is unknown.
This was one of eight related attacks (cf. 200811130010, 200811260001, 200811260005, 200811260003, 200811260006, 200811260009 and 200811260010).  A leading commander of the LeT group, admitted he advised the terrorists by telephone as the attack unfolded. Controllers in Pakistan watched live television and warned the gunmen of the arrival of Indian commandos, according to evidence amassed by the FBI and handed over to the Pakistani government. The American agency had decoded Skype calls over the internet that were made between the gunmen in the two five-star hotels and a Jewish hostel in Mumbai with their Lashkar controllers in Pakistan. Talking in colloquial Punjabi, the controllers repeatedly told the attackers to “Aag lagao” (“Light the fire”), which has been interpreted in India as a way of maximizing casualties. During the conversation, the men were also instructed to kill all the Israelis who were held captive in the Jewish hostel, but to spare all the Muslims. He confirmed that the 10 assailants were trained in Pakistani Kashmir and then travelled by boat from Karachi to Mumbai.
This was one of eight related attacks (cf. 200811130010, 200811260002, 200811260005, 200811260003, 200811260006, 200811260009 and 200811260010). It is unknown how long the hostages were detained before being killed.  Three Pakistan controllers who communicated with and instructed the assailants during the attack were identified as Abdul Wajid alias Zarar Shah, Abu Hamza and Abu Qafa. Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi and Yusuf Muzammil were the planners behind the attack. A leading commander of the LeT group, admitted he advised the terrorists by telephone as the attack unfolded. Controllers in Pakistan watched live television and warned the gunmen of the arrival of Indian commandos, according to evidence amassed by the FBI and handed over to the Pakistani government. The American agency had decoded Skype calls over the internet that were made between the gunmen in the two five-star hotels and a Jewish hostel in Mumbai with their Lashkar controllers in Pakistan. Talking in colloquial Punjabi, the controllers repeatedly told the attackers to “Aag lagao” (“Light the fire”), which has been interpreted in India as a way of maximizing casualties. During the conversation, the men were also instructed to kill all the Israelis who were held captive in the Jewish hostel, but to spare all the Muslims. He confirmed that the 10 assailants were trained in Pakistani Kashmir and then travelled by boat from Karachi to Mumbai.
This was one of eight related attacks (cf. 200811260001, 200811260002, 200811260005, 200811260003, 200811260006, 200811260009 and 200811260010). One of the five abducted crewmen, Amar Singh Solanki, was bound and his throat slit by the assailants. The outcome of the four other abducted crewmen is unknown.  The other nine perpetrators were identified as Mohammed Ajmal Amir Iman alias Kasab, Abdul Rehman alias Abdul Rehman Chhota from Multan, Fahadullah alias Abu Fahad from Okara, Nasir alias Abu Umar from Faisalabad, Babar Imran alias Abu Akasha from Multan, Hafeez Arshad alias Bada Abdul Rehman from Multan, Javed alias Abu Ali from Okara, Shoaib alias Soheb from Sialkot and Nazeer alias Abu Umer from Faisalabad.
This was one of eight related attacks (Event IDs 200811130010, 200811260001, 200811260002, 200811260005, 200811260003, 200811260006 and 200811260010). A leading commander of the LeT group, admitted he advised the terrorists by telephone as the attack unfolded. Controllers in Pakistan watched live television and warned the gunmen of the arrival of Indian commandos, according to evidence amassed by the FBI and handed over to the Pakistani government. The American agency had decoded Skype calls over the internet that were made between the gunmen in the two five-star hotels and a Jewish hostel in Mumbai with their Lashkar controllers in Pakistan. Talking in colloquial Punjabi, the controllers repeatedly told the attackers to “Aag lagao” (“Light the fire”), which has been interpreted in India as a way of maximizing casualties. During the conversation, the men were also instructed to kill all the Israelis who were held captive in the Jewish hostel, but to spare all the Muslims. He confirmed that the 10 assailants were trained in Pakistani Kashmir and then travelled by boat from Karachi to Mumbai. The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 250, so these figures have been distributed evenly for the incident in which no specific casualty information was given in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of eight related attacks (Event IDs 200811130010, 200811260001, 200811260002, 200811260005, 200811260003, 200811260009 and 200811260010). Three Pakistan controllers who communicated with and instructed the assailants during the attack were identified as Abdul Wajid alias Zarar Shah, Abu Hamza and Abu Qafa. Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi and Yusuf Muzammil were the planners behind the attack. A leading commander of the LeT group, admitted he advised the terrorists by telephone as the attack unfolded. Controllers in Pakistan watched live television and warned the gunmen of the arrival of Indian commandos, according to evidence amassed by the FBI and handed over to the Pakistani government. The American agency had decoded Skype calls over the internet that were made between the gunmen in the two five-star hotels and a Jewish hostel in Mumbai with their Lashkar controllers in Pakistan. Talking in colloquial Punjabi, the controllers repeatedly told the attackers to “Aag lagao” (“Light the fire”), which has been interpreted in India as a way of maximizing casualties. During the conversation, the men were also instructed to kill all the Israelis who were held captive in the Jewish hostel, but to spare all the Muslims. He confirmed that the 10 assailants were trained in Pakistani Kashmir and then travelled by boat from Karachi to Mumbai. The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 171, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 250, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these incidents in which no specific details were given in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. It is unclear the number of hostages taken during the event and it is unclear whether some of the hostages were US citizens in the incident. Most of the hostages were rescued and some were killed.
This was one of eight related attacks (Event IDs 200811130010, 200811260001, 200811260002, 200811260005, 200811260006, 200811260009 and 200811260010). Three Pakistan controllers who communicated with and instructed the assailants during the attack were identified as Abdul Wajid alias Zarar Shah, Abu Hamza and Abu Qafa. Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi and Yusuf Muzammil were the planners behind the attack. A leading commander of the LeT group, admitted he advised the terrorists by telephone as the attack unfolded. Controllers in Pakistan watched live television and warned the gunmen of the arrival of Indian commandos, according to evidence amassed by the FBI and handed over to the Pakistani government. The American agency had decoded Skype calls over the internet that were made between the gunmen in the two five-star hotels and a Jewish hostel in Mumbai with their Lashkar controllers in Pakistan. Talking in colloquial Punjabi, the controllers repeatedly told the attackers to “Aag lagao” (“Light the fire”), which has been interpreted in India as a way of maximizing casualties. During the conversation, the men were also instructed to kill all the Israelis who were held captive in the Jewish hostel, but to spare all the Muslims. He confirmed that the 10 assailants were trained in Pakistani Kashmir and then travelled by boat from Karachi to Mumbai. The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 250, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these attacks in which specific injuries were not reported in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of eight related cases involving a two day attack on the town of Nalchik, Russia (cf. 200510130001, 200510130002, 200510130003, 200510130004, 200510130005, 200510130006, 200510130008). An eyewitness indicated that one police officer was killed and three perpetrators were injured during the course of the raid.
This was one of five related attacks (c.f. 201003130010, 201003130009, 201003130022 and 201003130023). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 35, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 57, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 57 to 100, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the number of houses damaged for these attacks cumulatively as 42, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of five related attacks (cf. [200112240003-07).  All of the attacks occurred within 30 minutes of each other during the night of December 24, 2001.  They were all interpreted as revenge attacks for the killing of Madari Ni-ing Jae Ae, a top official of the Pattani United Liberation Organization in November 2001.
This was one of five related attacks (cf. 199902280001-5). Reports also noted that two additional bombs were discovered and defused, however the location of those bombs was not disclosed.
This was one of five related attacks (cf. 199910080001-3; 199910100001; 199910100005). The government put law enforcement agencies on a full nationwide alert after these incidents, including orders to tighten safety measures and to search suspects in bus and launch terminals, as well as at important establishments of the government and religious places.
This was one of five related attacks (cf. 200007020001-05). For this incident and the other incident in Gudermes (200007020002), the initial 12 fatalities were reported cumulatively, so these figures have been distributed evenly across the cases in order to preserve the statistical accuracy of the database.
This was one of five related attacks (cf. 200007020001-05). For this incident and the other incident in Gudermes (200007020003), the initial 12 fatalities were reported cumulatively, so these figures have been distributed evenly across the cases in order to preserve the statistical accuracy of the database.
This was one of five related attacks (cf. 200010000002-04; 200010000006-08). The casualty information was reported collectively for both incidents, so the figures were split evenly across these cases in order to preserve the statistical accuracy of the database. Eleven of the victims were identified as Ezequiel Oscar, Nestor Oscar, Erney Jaraba Oscar, Juan Montes, Pedro Montes, Orlando Oviedo, Lideres Tapias, Alcibiades Mendoza, and Alberto and Manuel de Jesus Palacios.
This was one of five related attacks (cf. 200012010001-04).  At the time of this attack, most militant groups rejected Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee's ceasefire offer as propaganda and threatened to step up violence against the security forces.
This was one of five related attacks (cf. 200012300001-200012300005). There were 22 reported killed, but the distribution of casualties at each location is unclear. The recorded injuries are an average of the approximate 100 reported injuries across the five bomb sites. There were no credible claims of responsibility for the attacks in Manila. Police hinted that Muslim rebels could be involved, specifically the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF). A presidential spokesman implicated communist rebels. The powerful political opposition hinted at unidentified forces who want to distract the population from President Joseph Estrada's impeachment trial on corruption charges. More recent sources implicate Jemaah Islamiyah
This was one of five related attacks (cf. 200108140016-18; 200108140025-26). A reported 48 other schools were burned down in nine areas of North Aceh Regency, Aceh Province, Indonesia in this Free Aceh Movement (GAM) attack; the specific location of these attacks was not detailed in reports. Between April and August 2001, more than 1,100 people were killed in violence in Aceh due to the government military operation aimed at the guerrillas of the Free Aceh Movement (GAM).
This was one of five related attacks (cf. 200404200003-07). Sources alluded to several other attacks, but detailed information was not provided for these incidents.
This was one of five related attacks (cf. 200410160001; 200410160006-09).
This was one of five related attacks (cf. 200809190017, 200809190014, 200809190015 and 200809190016). The summary of this incident was partially based on an articles originally written in Spanish.
This was one of five related attacks (cf. 200809190018, 200809190014, 200809190015 and 200809190016). The summary of this incident was partially based on an articles originally written in Spanish.
This was one of five related attacks (cf. 200809190018, 200809190017, 200809190014 and 200809190015). The summary of this incident was partially based on an articles originally written in Spanish.
This was one of five related attacks (cf. 200809190018, 200809190017, 200809190014 and 200809190016). The summary of this incident was partially based on an articles originally written in Spanish.
This was one of five related attacks (cf. 200809190018, 200809190018, 200809190015 and 200809190016). The summary of this incident was partially based on an articles originally written in Spanish.
This was one of five related attacks (cf. 200907120013, 200907120014, 200907120019 and 200907120022). The available sources listed the damages to the vehicles for these attacks cumulatively, so these damages have been reflected in all five attacks in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of five related attacks (cf. 200907120013, 200907120014, 200907120019 and 200907120023). The available sources listed the damages to the vehicles for these attacks cumulatively, so these damages have been reflected in all five attacks in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of five related attacks (cf. 200907120013, 200907120014, 200907120022 and 200907120023). The available sources listed the damages to the vehicles for these attacks cumulatively, so these damages have been reflected in all five attacks in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of five related attacks (cf. 200907120013, 200907120019, 200907120022 and 200907120023). The available sources listed the damages to the vehicles for these attacks cumulatively, so these damages have been reflected in all five attacks in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of five related attacks (cf. 200907120014, 200907120019, 200907120022 and 200907120023). The available sources listed the damages to the vehicles for these attacks cumulatively, so these damages have been reflected in all five attacks in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of five related attacks (cf. 200912080008, 200912080009, 200912080011 and 200912080010). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 127, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 500, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 118 to 127, and the injuries for this attack from 197 to 500, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of five related attacks (cf. 200912080008, 200912080009, 200912080012 and 200912080010). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 127, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 500, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 118 to 127, and the injuries for this attack from 197 to 500, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of five related attacks (cf. 200912080008, 200912080009, 200912080012 and 200912080011). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 127, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 500, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 118 to 127, and the injuries for this attack from 197 to 500, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of five related attacks (cf. 200912080008, 200912080012, 200912080011 and 200912080010). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 127, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 500, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 118 to 127, and the injuries for this attack from 197 to 500, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of five related attacks (cf. 200912080009, 200912080012, 200912080011 and 200912080010). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 127, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 500, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 118 to 127, and the injuries for this attack from 197 to 500, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of five related attacks (cf. 201006190003, 201006190005, 201006190006 and 201006190007). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as one. This figure has been attributed to one of the five linked attacks.
This was one of five related attacks (cf. 201006190004, 201006190003, 201006190006 and 201006190007). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as one. This figure has been attributed to one of the five linked attacks.
This was one of five related attacks (cf. 201006190004, 201006190005, 201006190003 and 201006190007). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as one. This figure has been attributed to one of the five linked attacks.
This was one of five related attacks (cf. 201006190004, 201006190005, 201006190006 and 201006190003). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as one. This figure has been attributed to one of the five linked attacks.
This was one of five related attacks (cf. 201006190004, 201006190005, 201006190006 and 201006190007). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as one. This figure has been attributed to one of the five linked attacks.
This was one of five related attacks (cf. 201007070002, 201007070003,  201007070004 and 201007070006). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as three, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as six, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of five related attacks (cf. 201007070002, 201007070003, 201007070004 and 201007070005). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as three, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as six, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of five related attacks (cf. 201007070002, 201007070003, 201007070005 and 201007070006). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as three, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as six, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of five related attacks (cf. 201007070002, 201007070004, 201007070005 and 201007070006). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as three, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as six, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of five related attacks (cf. 201007070006, 201007070003, 201007070004 and 201007070005). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as three, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as six, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.  This was one of five related attacks (cf. 201007070003, 201007070004, 201007070006, and 201007070005).
This was one of five related attacks (cf. 201011080003, 201011080005, 201011080006 and 3422694). The most recent available sources listed the time for this attack from 1600 to 1620, so the majority time of attack reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of five related attacks (cf. 201109230011, 201109230013, 201109230014 and 201109230015). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 12, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as five, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of five related attacks (cf. 201109230012, 201109230013, 201109230014 and 201109230015). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as five, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 12, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of five related attacks (cf. 201109230012, 201109230013, 201109230014, and 201109230011). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as five, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 12, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of five related attacks (cf. 201109230012, 201109230013, 201109230015 and 201109230011). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as five, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 12, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of five related attacks (cf. 201109230012, 201109230014, 201109230015 and 201109230011). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as five, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 12, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of five related cases (cf. 200408010001-5). The number of casualties were reported collectively for these related incidents, so the figures have been divided evenly across the cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of five total attacks against the Northern Illinois Women's Center in seven month period (198605130017, 198610310007, 198611250003, and 198701060007).  David Holman was convicted of setting the fire in this incident as well as two others (198611250003 and 198701060007).  The abortion clinic had previously been the subject of many picketers.
This was one of five total attacks against the Northern Illinois Women's Center in seven month period (198605130017, 198610310007, 198612100008, and 198611250003).  David Holman was convicted of setting the fire in this incident as well as two others (198612100008 and 198611250003).  The abortion clinic had previously been the subject of many picketers.
This was one of five total attacks against the Northern Illinois Women's Center in seven month period (198605130017, 198610310007, 198612100008, and 198701060007).  David Holman was convicted of setting the fire in this incident as well as two others (198612100008 and 198703080007).  The abortion clinic had previously been the subject of many picketers.
This was one of five total attacks against the Northern Illinois Women's Center in seven month period (198605130017, 198611250003, 198612100008, and 198701060007).  David Holman was convicted of setting three of the fires (198611250003, 198612100008, and 198703080007), but it is unknown if he was the perpetrator of this incident.  The abortion clinic had previously been the subject of many picketers.
This was one of five total attacks against the Northern Illinois Women's Center in seven month period (198610310007, 198611250003, 198612100008, and 198701060007).  David Holman was convicted of setting three of the fires (198611250003, 198612100008, and 198703080007), but it is unknown if he was the perpetrator of this incident.  The abortion clinic had previously been the subject of many picketers.
This was one of five violent incidents in India's Kashmir region from May 21, 2006 to May 31, 2006 (200605210005, 200605220009, 200605230002, 200605310005).  Specifically, this was the first of two attacks in Srinagar on tourist buses (200605310005). This attack may have been meant to disrupt the Kashmir region talks involving the President Singh which were due to take place on May 24, 25.
This was one of five violent incidents in India's Kashmir region from May 21, 2006 to May 31, 2006 (200605210005, 200605220009, 200605250006, 200605310005).  This attack may have been meant to disrupt the upcoming Kashmir region talks involving the President Singh which were due to take place on May 24, 25.
This was one of five violent incidents in India's Kashmir region from May 21, 2006 to May 31, 2006 (200605220009, 200605230002, 200605250006, 200605310005).  This attack may have been meant to disrupt the upcoming Kashmir region talks involving the President Singh which were due to take place on May 24, 25.
This was one of four attacks against health care centers in the Houston area during a three day period (198409070008, 198409080004, and 198409070009).  Authorities believed that the material used to ignite the fire was purchased from the same place as the substance used in 198409070009.
This was one of four attacks against health care centers in the Houston area during a three day period (198409070008, 198409090005, and 198409070009).
This was one of four bombing attacks in Santiago, Chile during December 18-20, 2007 (cf. 200712180003, cf. 200712190001, cf. 200712190002 and cf. 200712200001). Two targeted banks, Banco Santander Chile and Banco de Chile, one targeted a Telefonica Chile office, and one targeted a police garrison. In all of these attacks, no one was injured. No specific group claimed responsibility for any of the incidents, but anti-globalization groups were believed to be responsible. However in the final incident, 200712200001, the perpetrators left a note referencing a 100-year old attack on striking miners by army soldiers. Also of note, on December 9, 2007, a bomb exploded outside the Spanish Chamber of Commerce offices in Santiago.
This was one of four bombing attacks in Santiago, Chile during December 18-20, 2007 (cf. 200712180003, cf. 200712190001, cf. 200712190002and cf. 200712200001). Two targeted banks, Banco Santander Chile and Banco de Chile, one targeted a Telefonica Chile office, and one targeted a police garrison. In all of these attacks, no one human was injured. No specific group claimed responsibility for any of the incidents, but anti-globalization groups were believed to be responsible. However in the final incident, 200712200001, the perpetrators left a note referencing a 100-year old attack on striking miners by army soldiers. Also of note, on December 9, 2007, a bomb exploded outside the Spanish Chamber of Commerce offices in Santiago.
This was one of four bombing attacks in Thailand on this day. The other attacks are identified as 201203310003, 201203310004, and 201203310006.
This was one of four bombing attacks targeting churches in Italy between February and May 2016. The assailants were arrested and confessed to carrying out all four attacks.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 199805110001-03; 199805080002). Local media reportedly received anonymous phone calls the day of the attacks claiming that 100 vehicles would be burned in response to the pre-trial detention of Wan. Edmund Ho, who was expected to be Macau's first chief executive in 1999, reportedly owned one of the shops damaged in this attack.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 199812020001-3; 199812030003). These parcels let to bomb scares the following day in Melbourne, Sydney, and the Northern Territory led to the evacuation of major buildings. These scares turned out to be false alarms.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 199812020001-3; 199812030003). These parcels let to bomb scares the following day in Melbourne, Sydney, and the Northern Terrority led to the evacuation of major buildings. These scares turned out to be false alarms.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 199906100003; 199906100007-9).
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 199908030001; 199908040007; 199908200001-02). The Dima Halao Daoga (DHD) are a National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN)-backed group operating in the North Cachar Hills.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 200010190007-09; 200010190016). The attacks took place amid a visit by an Organization of Islamic Conference (OIC) team in the southern region of Mindanao to check on the progress of a 1996 peace agreement between the government and the Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF).
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 200010190007-09; 200010190016). The casualty information was reported collectively for this incident and 200010190007, so the figures were split evenly across the cases in order to preserve the statistical accuracy of the database. The attacks took place amid a visit by an Organization of Islamic Conference (OIC) team in the southern region of Mindanao to check on the progress of a 1996 peace agreement between the government and the Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF).
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 200010190007-09; 200010190016). The casualty information was reported collectively for this incident and 200010190016, so the figures were split evenly across the cases in order to preserve the statistical accuracy of the database. The attacks took place amid a visit by an Organization of Islamic Conference (OIC) team in the southern region of Mindanao to check on the progress of a 1996 peace agreement between the government and the Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF).
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 200012250002-05).  No group claimed responsibility for any of the blasts, but Pakistani police accused arch-rival India of seeking retaliation for the December 22, 2000 attack on India's Red Fort in New Delhi.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 20010813004; 200108130013-16). A Free Aceh Movement spokesman denied responsibility for this attack.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 200305120006-09). The total number of casualties was not clear, but there were an estimated 34 dead in the three housing complex attacks and the casualty figures have been distributed evenly across these cases in order to preserve the statistical accuracy of the database. Among the dead were at least eight Americans, seven Saudis, two Jordanians, two Filipinos, an Australian, a Swiss and one Lebanese. Nine bodies were believed to be those of terrorists, but it was feared some attackers escaped. Including the nine suicide bombers, Saudi Authorities suspected 19 individuals of organizing the attacks, citing a link between this attack and a gunfight between police and 19 al-Qa'ida operatives on May 6th.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 200307070005-08). This attack occurred hours after Corsican voters rejected an offer by Paris to grant limited autonomy as a way of ending attacks against symbols of French rule.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 200307140003-06). On 07/18/2003 FLNC announced on Radio Corse Frequenza Mora the end to a truce regarding a ceasefire and took responsibility for the recent attacks.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 200310010003-06).  Members of the Cannibal Gang were followers of the recently killed Amiot Metayer.  Although no official claim of responsibility appeared to have taken place, members of the gang admitted to committing the acts while being interviewed on the street.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 200310270001-04).  Among the total casualties, one American was killed and eight were injured.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 200310270001-04).  The available sources listed the injuries cumulatively for these three cases, so the figures have been divided equally across the cases to preserve the statistical accuracy of the database. Among the total casualties, one American was killed and eight were injured.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 200410020005-06; 200410030001-02). The explosion occurred in a town 125 miles west of Assam's capital of Gauhati. The town has also been referred to as Bijni. This region is home to over 50 tribally based militant groups fighting for their independence and to prevent the exploitation of their resources by the federal government. This event is part of a recent upsurge in violence in the region.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 200410020005-06; 200410030001-02). This region is home to over 50 tribally based militant groups fighting for their independence and to prevent the exploitation of their resources by the federal government. This event is part of a recent upsurge in violence in the region.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 200410020005-06; 200410030001-02). This region is home to over 50 tribally based militant groups fighting for their independence and to prevent the exploitation of their resources by the federal government. This event was part of a recent upsurge in violence in the region due to a peace offer by the regional government and the fact that the 135th birthday anniversary of Indian national hero Mahatma Ghandi was approaching.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 200410020005-06; 200410030001-02). This region is home to over 50 tribally based militant groups fighting for their independence and to prevent the exploitation of their resources by the federal government. This event was part of a recent upsurge in violence in the region due to a peace offer by the regional government and the fact that the 135th birthday anniversary of Indian national hero Mahatma Ghandi was approaching. There were six other incidents of shootings or explsions in the Assam region this day, with over 18 deaths in total. It was also the 18th anniversy of the founding of the National Democratic Front of Bodoland.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 200810300005, 200810300007 and 200810300008). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks from 12 to15, so these figures have been averaged in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 200810300005, 200810300009 and 200810300007).  The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks from 5 to10, so these figures have been averaged in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 200810300005, 200810300009 and 200810300008).  The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks from19 to 21, so these figures have been averaged in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 200810300009, 200810300007 and 200810300008).  The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks from 33 to 44, so these figures have been averaged in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 200907270016, 200907270027 and 200907270028). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 303, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 200907270016, 200907270027 and 200907270029). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 303, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 200907270016, 200907270028 and 200907270029). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 303, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 200907270027, 200907270028 and 200907270029). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 303, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 200909100009, 200909100010 and 200909100011). On 20090911, the assailants released the five victims.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 200909280017, 200909280022 and 200909280023). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as zero, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 10, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed these attacks cumulatively, therefore making it unclear which attacks occurred in each village; so the attacks have been captured as occurring in all four villages in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the hostages cumulatively as 17, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 200909280017, 200909280022 and 200909280024). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as zero, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 10, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed these attacks cumulatively, therefore making it unclear which attacks occurred in each village; so the attacks have been captured as occurring in all four villages in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the hostages cumulatively as 17, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 200909280017, 200909280023 and 200909280024). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as zero, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 10, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed these attacks cumulatively, therefore making it unclear which attacks occurred in each village; so the attacks have been captured as occurring in all four villages in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the hostages cumulatively as 17, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 200909280022, 200909280023 and 200909280024). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as zero, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 10, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed these attacks cumulatively, therefore making it unclear which attacks occurred in each village; so the attacks have been captured as occurring in all four villages in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the hostages cumulatively as 17, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 200912150006, 200912150007 and 200912150008). The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from four to five, and the injuries for this attack from 14 to 16, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 200912150006, 200912150007 and 200912150009). The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from four to five, and the injuries for this attack from 14 to 16, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 200912150006, 200912150008 and 200912150009). The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from four to five, and the injuries for this attack from 14 to 16, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 200912150007, 200912150008 and 200912150009). The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from four to five, and the injuries for this attack from 14 to 16, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 201003110006, 201003110005 and 201003110004). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 19, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 201003110006, 201003110005 and 201003110008). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 19, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 201003110006, 201003110008 and 201003110004). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 19, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 201003110008, 201003110005 and 201003110004). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 19, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 201004100003, 201004100004 and 201004100005). The most recent available sources listed the number of health centers attacked from one to two, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 201004100003, 201004100004 and 201004100006). The most recent available sources listed the number of health centers attacked from one to two, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 201004100003, 201004100005 and 201004100006). The most recent available sources listed the number of health centers attacked from one to two, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 201004100004, 201004100005 and 201004100006). The most recent available sources listed the number of health centers attacked from one to two, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 201006070002, 201006070003 and 201006070004). The sources do not give the specific casualties for each event, so the total number of casualties and damages from the four bombings were entered in this entry.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 201011200011, 201011200012 and 201011200013). The summary of this incident was based on articles originally written in Spanish.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 201011200011, 201011200012 and 201011200014). The summary of this incident was based on articles originally written in Spanish.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 201011200011, 201011200013 and 201011200014). The summary of this incident was partially based on articles originally written in Spanish.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 201011200012, 201011200013 and 201011200014). The summary of this incident was partially based on articles originally written in Spanish.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 201106160003, 201106160004 and 201106160005). The most recent available sources listed the number of mobile towers targeted for this attack from one to two, so the majority number of mobile towers reported targeted have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 201106160003, 201106160004 and 201106160006). The most recent available sources listed the number of mobile towers targeted for this attack from one to two, so the majority number of mobile towers reported targeted have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 201106160003, 201106160005 and 201106160006). The most recent available sources listed the number of mobile towers targeted for this attack from two to four, so the majority number of mobile towers reported targeted have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 201106160004, 201106160005 and 201106160006). The most recent available sources listed the number of mobile towers targeted for this attack from two to four, so the majority number of mobile towers reported targeted have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 201109230007, 201109230008 and 201109230009). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as one, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as four, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 201109230007, 201109230008 and 201109230010). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as one, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as four, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 201109230007, 201109230009 and 201109230010). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as one, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as four, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of four related attacks (cf. 201109230008, 201109230009 and 201109230010). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as one, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as three, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of four related attacks (cf.200902220008, 200902220009, ISVG Event ID 1146257). The available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from 40 to 70, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred perpetrator figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. It is unclear the number of vehicles targeted in the attack and whether or not the vehicles were civilian or government owned.
This was one of four related attacks (cf.200902220008, 200902220009, ISVG Event ID 3085320). The available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from 40 to 70, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred perpetrator figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of four related attacks (cf.200902220008, ISVG Event ID 1146257, ISVG Event ID 3085320). The available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from 40 to 70, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred perpetrator figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of four related attacks (cf.200902220009, ISVG Event ID 1146257, ISVG Event ID 3085320). The available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from 40 to 70, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred perpetrator figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the identity of the contractor from B.K. Swain to P.K. Swain, and because no majority spelling was reported, the spelling from the source with the higher validity was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of four related bombing attacks against industrial facilities in Spain's Basque country (cf. 200505150001, 200505150002, 200505150003). Police believe the explosions may have been linked to extortion attempts.
This was one of four related bombing attacks against industrial facilities in Spain's Basque country (cf. 200505150001, 200505150002, 200505150004). Police believe the explosions may have been linked to extortion attempts.
This was one of four related bombing attacks against industrial facilities in Spain's Basque country (cf. 200505150001, 200505150003, 200505150004). Police believe the explosions may have been linked to extortion attempts.
This was one of four related bombing attacks against industrial facilities in Spain's Basque country (cf. 200505150002, 200505150003, 200505150004). Police believe the explosions may have been linked to extortion attempts.
This was one of four related incidents (cf. 200006080009, 200006080010, and 200006080011). Historically GRAPO targeted temporary employment agencies because it saw them as agents of capitalist exploitation.
This was one of four related incidents (cf. 200006080009, 200006080010, and 200006080012). Historically GRAPO targeted temporary employment agencies because it saw them as agents of capitalist exploitation.
This was one of four related incidents (cf. 200006080009, 200006080011, and 200006080012). Historically GRAPO targeted temporary employment agencies because it saw them as agents of capitalist exploitation.
This was one of four related incidents (cf. 200006080010, 200006080011, and 200006080012). Historically GRAPO targeted temporary employment agencies because it saw them as agents of capitalist exploitation.
This was one of four related incidents (cf. 200502240003, 200502240006, 200502240007).
This was one of four related incidents (cf. 200502240005, 200502240006, 200502240007).
This was one of four related kidnappings that took place in Cameroon on the same day in which nine people were taken hostage.
This was one of many attacks against educational institutions within the United States following the shooting of four Kent State students by the Ohio National Guard.
This was one of many attacks against General Electric targets throughout the United States in a three day period. (197002080001, 197002080002 and 197002090003, 197002070001 and 197002070002). These incidents are not believed to be related.
This was one of many attacks against government targets within the United States following the shooting of four Kent State students by Ohio National Guardsmen and the shooting of two students at Jackson State University by Mississippi Police.
This was one of many attacks against government targets within the United States following the shooting of four Kent State students by the Ohio National Guard.
This was one of many attacks against military targets within the United States following President Nixon's announcement of troop movement into Cambodia.
This was one of many attacks against military targets within the United States following the shooting of four Kent State students by the Ohio National Guard.
This was one of many attacks leading up to the presidential election.
This was one of many bank bombings in New York City during 1970.
This was one of many bombings and attempted bombings that took place in the Milwaukee Wisconsin area during a five month period. (197012220001, 197010280002, 197007220002, 197009040004, 197006290002, 197007000001, and 197008050001).
This was one of many incidents of violence directed again police departments in Northern California at this time (197002130003 and 197002160001).
This was one of many sniping attacks against police in the Mother Cabrini Homes project.  The shots were fired from the sixth floor of an apartment building.  The perpetrators shot at the police as they attempted to tend to officers Severin and Rizzato.
This was one of many violent incidents in Pakistan, specifically in Balochistan Province, in the past few days.  The sources call the perpetrators 'perpetrators' and 'armed tribesmen.'
This was one of many violent incidents in Thailand's southern provinces near the Malaysian border.  It is not known exactly why this village chief and his wife were targeted.
This was one of seven related attacks (cf. 200108160006-12). Due to reporting limitations, this attack - while containing multiple bombings - has been placed into one case due to lack of more specific information.
This was one of seven related attacks (cf. 200808020001, 200808020002, 200808020004, 200808020005, 200808020006, 200808020007). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks from two to four, so these figures have been averaged and distributed among the related attacks in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of seven related attacks (cf. 200808020001, 200808020002, 200808020004, 200808020006, 200808020007, 200808020018). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks from two to four, so these figures have been averaged and distributed among the related attacks in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of seven related attacks (cf. 200808020001, 200808020002, 200808020005, 200808020006, 200808020007, 200808020018). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks from two to four, so these figures have been averaged and distributed among the related attacks in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of seven related attacks (cf. 200808020001, 200808020004, 200808020005, 200808020006, 200808020007, 200808020018). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks from two to four, so these figures have been averaged and distributed among the related attacks in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of seven related attacks (cf. 200808020002, 200808020004, 200808020005, 200808020006, 200808020007, 2008080200018). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks from two to four, so these figures have been averaged and distributed among the related attacks in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of seven related attacks (cf. 200809130001, 200809130012, 200809130013, 200809130014, 200809130017 and 200809130022). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks from 20 to 31, and the injuries for these attacks from 40 to 100, so these figures have been averaged in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the fatalities for attacks 200809130015 and 200809130012 cumulatively as 11, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 23, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of seven related attacks (cf. 200809130001, 200809130015, 200809130012, 200809130013, 200809130017 and 200809130022). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks from 20 to 31, and the injuries for these attacks from 40 to 100, so these figures have been averaged in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of seven related attacks (cf. 200809130001, 200809130015, 200809130012, 200809130014, 200809130017 and 200809130022). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks from 20 to 31, and the injuries for these attacks from 40 to 100, so these figures have been averaged in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of seven related attacks (cf. 200809130001, 200809130015, 200809130013, 200809130014, 200809130017 and 200809130022). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks from 20 to 31, and the injuries for these attacks from 40 to 100, so these figures have been averaged in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the fatalities for attacks 200809130015 and 200809130012 cumulatively as 11, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 23, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of seven related attacks (cf. 200809130015, 200809130012,200809130013, 200809130014, 200809130017 and 200809130022). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks from 20 to 31, and the injuries for these attacks from 40 to 100, so these figures have been averaged in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of seven related attacks (cf. 201001180015, 201001180016, 201001180017, 201001180018, 201001180019 and 201001180021). The specific number of casualties caused by this incident was unreported, but the seven linked attacks caused 20 deaths and 71 injuries.
This was one of seven related attacks (cf. 201001180015, 201001180016, 201001180017, 201001180018, 201001180020 and 201001180021). The specific number of casualties caused by this incident was unreported, but the seven linked attacks caused 20 deaths and 71 injuries.
This was one of seven related attacks (cf. 201001180015, 201001180016, 201001180017, 201001180019, 201001180020 and 201001180021). The specific number of casualties caused by this incident was unreported, but the seven linked attacks caused 20 deaths and 71 injuries.
This was one of seven related attacks (cf. 201001180015, 201001180016, 201001180018, 201001180019, 201001180020 and 201001180021). The specific number of casualties caused by this incident was unreported, but the seven linked attacks caused 20 deaths and 71 injuries.
This was one of seven related attacks (cf. 201001180016, 201001180017, 201001180018, 201001180019, 201001180020 and 201001180021). The specific number of casualties caused by this incident was unreported, but the seven linked attacks caused 20 deaths and 71 injuries.
This was one of several incidents in Bangladesh where the group JMB is putting on an offensive against the government. The police found a leaflet from the JMB group with one of the bombers calling for 'Jihad' and Islamic rule. The perpetrators supposedly planted a distraction bomb at a nearby building to gather people's attention and as soon as they saw a reasonable crowd they rode their bikes into its middle and detonated their explosives.
This was one of several recent attacks in which assailants tried to deter people from voting in the upcoming one-candidate presidential election.
This was one of six incidents involving grenades attacks on Srinagur in CRPF forces that occurred simultaneously in the lead up to elections in Jammu Kashmir on April 24. It was speculated that these six attacks were aimed to disrupt the normalcy of Srinagur of the previous four months and demonstrate that militants were still capable of striking. -- In addition to the separately claims of Jamiat-ul Mujahideen, Jaish-e-Mohammad, Islamic Front, a fourth group, Almansoorian claimed responsibility in the six attacks.- An unidentified caller to the local news agency Current News Service, which is often contacted by militant groups, said the attacks were carried out by the separatist group Jamiat-ul-Mujahedeen. --Home Secretary V K Duggal held an hour-long meeting in New Delhi at North Block in the Home Ministry, where he held the Pakistan based terrorist outfit Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) responsible for conducting the series of grenade attacks--vital clues were obtained by the seizure of a minibus in which ammunition and explosives were carried. Police interrogated the man caught Friday with a bag containing 38 grenades, leading to the arrests of eight other people linked to the outlawed Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammad militant group, Inspector-General of Police K. Rajendra Kumar told The Associated Press.  --Sources differ on the number injured 10-13, whereas some say up to 35 were injured altogether. But a consensus says 5 were killed, all civilians, across all attacks. --On July 22, police arrested Raju alias Mudasir Gujri who is thought to be behind grenade attacks against BSF and CRPF around Srinangar on April 14 & July 11, 2006.
This was one of six incidents involving grenades attacks on Srinagur in CRPF forces that occurred simultaneously in the lead up to elections in Jammu Kashmir on April 24. It was speculated that these six attacks were aimed to disrupt the normalcy of Srinagur of the previous four months and demonstrate they were still capable of striking. -- In addition to the separately claims of Jamiat-ul Mujahideen, Jaish-e Mohammed, Islamic Front, a fourth group, Almansoorian claimed responsibility in the six attacks. The nine men arrested April 14 & 15 were suspected of belonging to Jaish-e Mohammed. -An unidentified caller to the local news agency Current News Service, which is often contacted by militant groups, said the attacks were carried out by the separatist group Jamiat-ul-Mujahedeen. ----Home Secretary V K Duggal held an hour-long meeting in New Delhi at North Block in the Home Ministry, where he held the Pakistan based terrorist outfit Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) responsible for conducting the series of grenade attacks. --Sources differ on the number injured 10-13, whereas some say up to 35 were injured altogether. But a consensus says 5 were killed, all civilians, across all attacks. --On July 22, police arrested Raju alias Mudasir Gujri behind grenade attacks against BSF and CRPF around Srinangar on April 14 & July 11, 2006.
This was one of six incidents involving grenades attacks on Srinagur in CRPF forces that occurred simultaneously in the lead up to elections in Jammu Kashmir on April 24. It was speculated that these six attacks were aimed to disrupt the normalcy of Srinagur of the previous four months and demonstrate they were still capable of striking. -- In addition to the separately claims of Jamiat-ul Mujahideen, Jaish-e-Mohammad, Islamic Front, a fourth group, Almansoorian claimed responsibility in the six attacks. The nine men arrested April 14 & 15 were suspected of belonging to Jaish-e Mohammed. ---Home Secretary V K Duggal held an hour-long meeting in New Delhi at North Block in the Home Ministry, where he held the Pakistan based terrorist outfit Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) responsible for conducting the series of grenade attacks. --New Delhi PTI News Agency reported that another police officer was killed in addition the other and the driver. --Sources differ on the number injured 10-13, whereas some say up to 35 were injured altogether. But a consensus says 5 were killed, all civilians, across all attacks. --On July 22, police arrested Raju alias Mudasir Gujri behind grenade attacks against BSF and CRPF around Srinangar on April 14 & July 11, 2006.
This was one of six incidents involving grenades attacks on Srinagur in CRPF forces that occurred simultaneously in the lead up to elections in Jammu Kashmir on April 24. It was speculated that these six attacks were aimed to disrupt the normalcy of Srinagur of the previous four months and demonstrate they were still capable of striking. -- In addition to the separately claims of Jamiat-ul Mujahideen, Jaish-e-Mohammad, Islamic Front, a fourth group, Almansoorian claimed responsibility in the six attacks. The nine men arrested April 14 & 15 were suspected of belonging to Jaish-e Mohammed. --An unidentified caller to the local news agency Current News Service, which is often contacted by militant groups, said the attacks were carried out by the separatist group Jamiat-ul-Mujahedeen. ----Home Secretary V K Duggal held an hour-long meeting in New Delhi at North Block in the Home Ministry, where he held the Pakistan based terrorist outfit Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) responsible for conducting the series of grenade attacks. --Sources differ on the number injured 10-13, whereas some say up to 35 were injured altogether. But a consensus says 5 were killed, all civilians, across all attacks. --On July 22, police arrested Raju alias Mudasir Gujri behind grenade attacks against BSF and CRPF around Srinangar on April 14 & July 11, 2006.
This was one of six incidents involving grenades attacks on Srinagur in CRPF forces that occurred simultaneously in the lead up to elections in Jammu Kashmir on April 24. It was speculated that these six attacks were aimed to disrupt the normalcy of Srinagur of the previous four months and demonstrate they were still capable of striking. -- In addition to the separately claims of Jamiat-ul Mujahideen, Jaish-e-Mohammad, Islamic Front, a fourth group, Almansoorian claimed responsibility in the six attacks. The nine men arrested April 14 & 15 were suspected of belonging to Jaish-e Mohammed. --An unidentified caller to the local news agency Current News Service, which is often contacted by militant groups, said the attacks were carried out by the separatist group Jamiat-ul-Mujahedeen. --Home Secretary V K Duggal held an hour-long meeting in New Delhi at North Block in the Home Ministry, where he held the Pakistan based terrorist outfit Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) responsible for conducting the series of grenade attacks. --Sources differ on the number injured 10-13, whereas some say up to 35 were injured altogether. But a consensus says 5 were killed, all civilians, across all attacks. --On July 22, police arrested Raju alias Mudasir Gujri behind grenade attacks against BSF and CRPF around Srinangar on April 14 & July 11, 2006.
This was one of six incidents involving grenades attacks on Srinagur in CRPF forces that occurred simultaneously in the lead up to elections in Jammu Kashmir on April 24. It was speculated that these six attacks were aimed to disrupt the normalcy of Srinagur of the previous four months and demonstrate they were still capable of striking. There is some conflict in sources as to whether the target by the grenade was a CRPF vehicle that actually landed on a road near a bus stop where tourists are. -- In addition to the separately claims of Jamiat-ul Mujahideen, Jaish-e-Mohammad, Islamic Front, a fourth group, Almansoorian claimed responsibility in the six attacks. The nine men arrested April 14 & 15 were suspected of belonging to Jaish-e Mohammed. -- An unidentified caller to the local news agency Current News Service, which is often contacted by militant groups, said the attacks were carried out by the separatist group Jamiat-ul-Mujahedeen. --Official sources conflict as to the number injured, 6 or 8, but that the Dalgate attack had the highest casualties of the six related attacks. --Home Secretary V K Duggal held an hour-long meeting in New Delhi at North Block in the Home Ministry, where he held the Pakistan based terrorist outfit Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) responsible for conducting the series of grenade attacks. --Sources differ on the number injured 10-13, whereas some say up to 35 were injured altogether. But a consensus says 5 were killed, all civilians, across all attacks. --On July 22, police arrested Raju alias Mudasir Gujri behind grenade attacks against BSF and CRPF around Srinangar on April 14 & July 11, 2006.
This was one of six related attacks (cf. [200112140001-06).  Police declined to say if the explosions were related to the series of bombings in neighboring Jiangmen which occurred the same morning of these attacks.  Police in the city considered the explosions a "major criminal case".  Further details on the attacks were limited.
This was one of six related attacks (cf. [200112140001-06).  Sources stated that the blasts were believed to be a revenge attack on the owner of the apartments, a real estate development manager named Wang who was known to be in a dispute with his mistress.  These reports were not confirmed by any sources.
This was one of six related attacks (cf. 199902160002-7). It was not clear which casualties resulted from which attack, so the total figures were divided equally across these cases to preserve the statistical accuracy of the database. Two motives were suggested for the bombings: the assassination of President Karimov; an intimidation tactic by religious extremists to show displeasure with current secular policies.
This was one of six related attacks (cf. 199903030003, 199903030005-8, 199903040002). These were also among a number of attacks during the month of March 1999 throughout Turkey, many of which occurred in Istanbul and/or involved Molotov Cocktails being thrown at the cars, political party offices, as well as at other building targets.
This was one of six related attacks (cf. 20040311001; 20040311003-07). After the attacks, police discovered a stolen van containing seven detonators and an Arabic language tape near the Atocha station. London-based newspaper Al-Qods al-Arabi received an email claiming responsibility from Abu Hafs al-Masri Brigades on the day of the attack and a videotape found at a mosque in Madrid two days later also claimed responsibility by that group. On April 3, 2004, seven key suspects committed suicide during a police raid on their Madrid apartment; among of whom was Jamal Ahmidan, a Moroccan believed to have been the central figure in the financing, planning and execution of the attacks. According to the Associated Press, it cost the perpetrators $120,000 to carry out the attacks, ranging from the cost of buying explosives to renting safe-houses. Of the 29 charged, three men were charged with murder: Jamal Zougam, a Moroccan merchant who allegedly supplied the cell phones used as detonators; Emilio Suarez Trashorras, a Spaniard accused of supplying the dynamite; and Abdelmajid Bouchar, a Moroccan. Rabei Osman, an Egyptian who claimed that the attacks were his idea, is among three other men accused of conspiracy to commit murder.
This was one of six related attacks (cf. 20040311001; 20040311003-07). The injury and property damage figures were reported cumulatively for the four blasts, so they have been divided equally across the cases in order to preserve the statistical accuracy of the database. After the attacks, police discovered a stolen van containing seven detonators and an Arabic language tape near the Atocha station. London-based newspaper Al-Qods al-Arabi received an email claiming responsibility from Abu Hafs al-Masri Brigades on the day of the attack and a videotape found at a mosque in Madrid two days later also claimed responsibility by that group. On April 3, 2004, seven key suspects committed suicide during a police raid on their Madrid apartment; among of whom was Jamal Ahmidan, a Moroccan believed to have been the central figure in the financing, planning and execution of the attacks. According to the Associated Press, it cost the perpetrators $120,000 to carry out the attacks, ranging from the cost of buying explosives to renting safe-houses. Of the 29 charged, three men were charged with murder: Jamal Zougam, a Moroccan merchant who allegedly supplied the cell phones used as detonators; Emilio Suarez Trashorras, a Spaniard accused of supplying the dynamite; and Abdelmajid Bouchar, a Moroccan. Rabei Osman, an Egyptian who claimed that the attacks were his idea, is among three other men accused of conspiracy to commit murder.
This was one of six related attacks (cf. 200807070017, 200807070020, 200807070018, 200807070022, 200807070019). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 36, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of six related attacks (cf. 200807070017, 200807070021, 200807070018, 200807070020, 200807070019). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 36, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of six related attacks (cf. 200807070017, 200807070021, 200807070018, 200807070022, 200807070019). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 36, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of six related attacks (cf. 200807070017, 200807070021, 200807070018, 200807070022, 200807070020). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 36, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of six related attacks (cf. 200807070017, 200807070021, 200807070020, 200807070022, 200807070019). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 36, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of six related attacks (cf. 200807070020, 200807070021, 200807070018, 200807070022, 200807070019). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 36, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of six related attacks (cf. 200809300003, 200809300004, 200809300002, 200809300008 and 200809300009  The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as four, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 76, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of six related attacks (cf. 200809300003, 200809300004, 200809300007, 200809300008 and 200809300009 The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as four, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 76, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of six related attacks (cf. 200809300004,200809300002, 200809300007, 200809300008 and 200809300009). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as four, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 76, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of six related attacks (cf. 200810230014, 200810230015, 200810230016, 200810230017 and 200810230018). The summary of this incident was partially based on an article originally written in Spanish.
This was one of six related attacks (cf. 200810230014, 200810230015, 200810230016, 200810230017 and 200810230019). The summary of this incident was partially based on an article originally written in Spanish.
This was one of six related attacks (cf. 200810230014, 200810230015, 200810230016, 200810230018 and 200810230019). The summary of this incident was partially based on an article originally written in Spanish.
This was one of six related attacks (cf. 200810230014, 200810230015, 200810230017, 200810230018 and 200810230019). The summary of this incident was partially based on an article originally written in Spanish.
This was one of six related attacks (cf. 200810230014, 200810230016, 200810230017, 200810230018 and 200810230019). The summary of this incident was partially based on an article originally written in Spanish.
This was one of six related attacks (cf. 200810230015, 200810230016, 200810230017, 200810230018 and 200810230019). The summary of this incident was partially based on an article originally written in Spanish.
This was one of six related attacks (cf. 200907280015, 200907280027, 200907280028, 200907280029 and 200907280030). The available sources listed the attacks on the three Panhellenic Socialist Movement Offices cumulatively, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of six related attacks (cf. 200907280015, 200907280027, 200907280028, 200907280029 and 200907280031). The available sources listed the attacks on the three Panhellenic Socialist Movement Offices cumulatively, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of six related attacks (cf. 201001010009, 201001010010, 201001010011, 201001010012 and 201001010008). The most recent available sources listed the date that Hussain escaped on from 01/05/2010 to 01/08/2010, so the majority date reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of six related attacks (cf. 201004060012, 201004060013, 201004060014, 201004060015 201004060016). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 35, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 140, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of six related attacks (cf. 201004060012, 201004060013, 201004060014, 201004060015 and 201004060017). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 35, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 140, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of six related attacks (cf. 201004060012, 201004060013, 201004060014, 201004060016 and 201004060017). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 35, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 140, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of six related attacks (cf. 201004060012, 201004060013, 201004060015, 201004060016 and 201004060017). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 35, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 140, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of six related attacks (cf. 201004060012, 201004060014, 201004060016, 201004060015 and 201004060017). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 35, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 140, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of six related attacks (cf. 201004060013, 201004060014, 201004060015, 201004060016 and 201004060017). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 35, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 140, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of six related attacks (cf. 201103140008, 201103140009, 201103140010, 201103140011 and 201103140012).
This was one of six related attacks (cf. 201103140025, 201103140008, 201103140009, 201103140010, and 201103140011). The available sources listed the total number of encounters for this attack from five to 10, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred number of encounters reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from eight to 12, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred number of perpetrators reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of six related attacks (cf. 201103140025, 201103140008, 201103140009, 201103140010, and 201103140012). The available sources listed the total number of encounters for this attack from five to 10, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred number of encounters reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from eight to 12, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred number of perpetrators reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of six related attacks (cf. 201103140025, 201103140008, 201103140009, 201103140011 and 201103140012). The available sources listed the total number of encounters for this attack from five to 10, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred number of encounters reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from eight to 12, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred number of perpetrators reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of six related attacks (cf. 201103140025, 201103140008, 201103140010, 201103140011 and 201103140012). The available sources listed the total number of encounters for this attack from five to 10, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred number of encounters reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from eight to 12, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred number of perpetrators reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of six related attacks (cf. 201103140025, 201103140009, 201103140010, 201103140011 and 201103140012). The available sources listed the total number of encounters for this attack from five to 10, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred number of encounters reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of sixteen related attacks (cf. 200001010006; 200001020012-26). Police officer Jafarullah, Officer-in-Charge of the Port, was injured in this incident. The attacks on this day halted operational activity at the port.
This was one of sixteen related attacks (cf. 200001010006; 200001020012-26). The attacks on this day halted operational activity at the port.
This was one of the five related incidents (cf. 20030516003-07). The total number of casualties was cumulatively reported as 45 fatalities and 100 injuries and these figures have been distributed evenly across these cases in order to preserve the statistical accuracy of the database. Twelve of the fourteen suicide bombers died in the five attacks. The investigation attributed the attack to the Salafia Jihadia. All the suicide bombers were coming from the same shanty town near Casablanca. Links with Al-Qaida and the suicide attacks in Riyadh four days earlier were also found. On August 19, 2003, a Casablanca criminal court sentenced to death four of the perpetrators in this incident, Hassan Taousi, Mohamed El Omari, Rachid Jalil, Yassine Lahnechearly. Prison sentences ranging from 10 months to life were given to the rest of the accused, including Miloudi Zakaria, who was sentenced to life in prison, and Mohammed Fizazi, Abdelkrim Chadli, and Omar Haddouchi, who were given 30-year sentences.
This was one of thirty-nine related attacks (cf. 200012240001-39). Many of the bombs were placed in cars outside churches, and all detonated at the same time of day. All of the attacks targeted the minority Christian population in Indonesia. Several militant Islamic groups and separatist fighters in the restive northwestern province of Aceh denied involvement in the bombings. President Abdurrahman Wahid accused forces linked to Indonesia's former dictatorship of orchestrating the series of church bombings. Wahid, a respected Muslim scholar, called the blasts un-Islamic and said they were aimed at dividing the country along religious lines, stifling reforms and bringing down his government. No one has claimed responsibility for the 39 bombings and attempted bombings throughout Indonesia.
This was one of three attacks claimed by Mohammed Merah, which took place over the course of nine days. The related attacks are 201203150003 and 201203110021. Merah was a self-proclaimed Al-Qaida militant, however Jund al-Khilafa, a group originating in Kazakhstan, claimed that Merah was one of their agents.
This was one of three attacks claimed by Mohammed Merah, which took place over the course of nine days. The related attacks are 201203150003 and 201203190009. Merah was a self-proclaimed Al-Qaida militant, however Jund al-Khilafa, a group originating in Kazakhstan, claimed that Merah was one of their agents.
This was one of three attacks claimed by Mohammed Merah, which took place over the course of nine days. The related attacks are 201203190009 and 201203110021. Merah was a self-proclaimed Al-Qaida militant, however Jund al-Khilafa, a group originating in Kazakhstan, claimed that Merah was one of their agents.
This was one of three attacks on military bases in Somalia on this day. The other attacks are 201309140028 and 201309140029.
This was one of three attacks on military bases in Somalia on this day. The other attacks are 201309140028 and 201309140030.
This was one of three attacks on military bases in Somalia on this day. The other attacks are 201309140029 and 201309140030.
This was one of three attempted arsons at the same abortion clinic in a three week period (198709220005 and 198710050011).  The Planned Parenthood of Minnesota was the target of many previous protests.  During this same period, the Robbinsdale Clinic was firebombed as well (198709180016).
This was one of three incidents in Afghanistan on this day (200605210001, 200605210003).  It appears that this was a targeted attack against police commissioner Mohammad Azim, who the source mentions may also have been in the military.
This was one of three incidents to happen in three different parts of Afghanistan on this day (200605220001, 200605220002).  The owner of the house that was hit was Afzal Khan and it was his wife and child that were among the injured, along with a passerby, but it is unknown if he was a target or just a random victim.  The other two rockets landed in fields and apparently caused no harm.
This was one of three possibly related attacks (cf. 200411060001-03). Since the casualty figures were reported collectively, they have been divided evenly across these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy.
This was one of three related attack (cf. 199805050004-06).
This was one of three related attack (cf. 199805050004-06). Reports regarding this incident were extremely sparse.
This was one of three related attacks (200903180011, 200903180012 ). The most recent available sources listed the explosives used for this attack from five to four, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.  The most recent available sources listed the number of explosives for the first attack from two to one, so the majority explosive figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. Improvised explosive devices, IEDs, consisting of two plastic pipes and 2 kilograms of explosives, were used in the attack. The containers were stuffed with diesel-soaked ammonium nitrate, dynamite and a detonator cap, and were wired to a mobile phone. The last two roadside bombs were not connected to a detonator.
This was one of three related attacks (200903180011,200903180013 ). The most recent available sources listed the explosives used for this attack from five to four, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.  The most recent available sources listed the number of explosives for the first attack from two to one, so the majority explosive figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. Improvised explosive devices, IEDs, consisting of two plastic pipes and 2 kilograms of explosives, were used in the first attacks.The bomb used in the second was made of two black-coloured fire extinguishers welded together. The containers were stuffed with diesel-soaked ammonium nitrate, dynamite and a detonator cap, and were wired to a mobile phone. The last two roadside bombs were not connected to a detonator.
This was one of three related attacks (200903180012,200903180013 ). The most recent available sources listed the explosives used for this attack from five to four, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.  The most recent available sources listed the number of explosives for the first attack from two to one, so the majority explosive figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. Improvised explosive devices, IEDs, consisting of two plastic pipes and 2 kilograms of explosives, were used in the attack. The containers were stuffed with diesel-soaked ammonium nitrate, dynamite and a detonator cap, and were wired to a mobile phone. The last two roadside bombs were not connected to a detonator.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. [200101280003, 200101280004]). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 6, so the figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. [200101280004, 200101280006]). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 6 so the figure has been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. [200101280005, 200101280006]). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 6 so the figure has been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 199805050004-06). The assailants robbed the young shop-keeper of about 330 dollars.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 199905030004; 199905030006; 199905030008). Angolan Armed Forces apparently repelled UNITA's attack on the city.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 199905040001-199905040003-4). Although there was no claim of responsibility, leaflets thought to have been produced by the offenders were found scattered outside the Pangrati office. These leaflets bore hate-filled comments about the ongoing legislative process on the status of migrant workers in Greece.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 199905050002-4). The attacks occurred shortly after midnight so there were no injuries or deaths as a result. While the attacks were unclaimed, police officials believed that the 17 November Revolutionary Organization was responsible.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 199906180002-3).  Propaganda fliers were left by the North Atlantic Terrorist Organization at another synagogue in the area that had been burned down on the same day as this attack.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 199906180002, 4). Propaganda fliers were left by the North Atlantic Terrorist Organization at another synagogue in the area that had been burned down on the same day as this attack.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 199909090002; 199909130003; 199909160002). By 2003, Investigators had determined that the following perpetrators were involved in the Moscow and Volgodonsk bombings: Emir al-Khattab, Abu Umar, Achemez Gochiyayev, Khakim Abayev, Denis Saitakov, Zaur Batchayev, Timur Batchayev, Adam Dekkushev and Yusuf Krymshamkhalov. Khattab, Umar, Z. Batchayev, and T. Batchayev had all reportedly died by this time, Abayev reportedly died in 2004, and Gochiyayev was still at large. Dekkushev and Krymshamkhalov were arrested in 2003 and sentenced for these attacks in 2004. These attacks, along with a fourth in Dagestan (cf. 199909040001) have often been cited as pretexts for Russia's military intervention in Chechnya, which began on October 1, 1999.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 199912240005-07). The Colombian Patriotic Resistance stated that it is "radically" opposed to the extradition of drug traffickers. The group may have targeted the business due to its ties with American firms.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200002200002, 200002200003). Authorities suspect either Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) or the Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG) in the attacks, although neither claimed responsibility.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200005030001, 200005030002). The available sources listed the casualties and injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 15 dead and 30 injured, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200005030001, 200005030003).The available sources listed the casualties and injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 15 dead and 30 injured, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200005030002, 200005030003). The available sources listed the casualties and injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 15 dead and 30 injured, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200108060007-09). The victims included: Nestor Barrios Romero, Elder Barreto Acuna, Jaime Sierra Martinez, Nurys Bolivar de Vasquez, and Alvaro Polanco Benavidez.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200108080002; 200108080014-15). Banamex had recently been acquired by Citigroup, a United States-owned company.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200108140002; 200108140027; 200108150008). Drivers said their companies had been told by unidentified persons to strike between August 15-18, 2001 or risk having their vehicles torched. As a result of this attack, many bus operators were intimidated into canceling services thus causing thousands of passengers to be stranded when buses failed to operate between Banda Aceh and Medan.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200307030001-03). There was a report that some of the gunmen may have reached the police checkpoint by boat. Deputy President Huji Lukman bin Lima of the Pattani United Liberation Organization (PULO) claimed responsibility for the attacks in southern Thailand as part of efforts to secede.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200310020001-03).  Italian investigators said the packages were all similar in design and had been sent from Sardinia.  Each device used video tapes to conceal a basic explosive device.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200311210001-03).  A note was discovered with a cache of unfired rockets near the Italian Embassy.  However, the contents of the note was not released to the press.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200411080002-04). The hospital was the same hospital where the victims of the two church bombings were taken to be treated. The blast set ablaze several police cars and launched one into the emergency entrance of the hospital.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200810220007 and 200810220014). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks from zero to two, so these figures have been averaged in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200810220007 and 200810220015). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks from zero to three, so these figures have been averaged in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200901010012 and 200901010013). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as five, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 50, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200901010012 and 200901010014). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as five, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 50, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200901010013 and 200901010014). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as five, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 50, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. Furthermore, it is unknown if the dumpster was the intended target of this attack.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200901160007 and 200901160008).  The summary of this incident was partially based on an article originally written in Spanish.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200901160007 and 200901160009).  The summary of this incident was partially based on an article originally written in Spanish.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200901160008 and 200901160009).  The summary of this incident was partially based on an article originally written in Spanish.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200903250020 and 200903250021).  The available sources listed that 16 buildings were damaged from the attacks cumulatively, so these figures have been distributed evenly for the partially damaged buildings in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed that the attacks caused Rs 5 million in damages cumulatively, so these figures have been distributed evenly in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200903250022 and 200903250021).  The available sources listed that 16 buildings were damaged from the attacks cumulatively, so these figures have been distributed evenly for the partially damaged buildings in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed that the attacks caused Rs 5 million in damages cumulatively, so these figures have been distributed evenly in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200905060017 and 200905060019). It is unknown if civilians were the target of this attack.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200905060018 and 200905060017). It is unknown if civilians were the target of this attack.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200905060018 and 200905060019). It is unknown if civilians were the target of this attack.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200905120009 and 200905120022). The available sources listed  the total  injuries for this attack from 25  to 28, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources indicate a total of 30 assailants but it is unclear as to how many were killed, the information provided suggest between 3 to 11 assailants were killed in the attack.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200905120021 and 200905120009). The available sources listed  the injuries for this attack from 25  to 28 , and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources list a total of 30 attackers  it is unclear as to how many of them were killed in the attacks, but the information provided suggest that between three to 11 attackers were killed.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200905120021 and 200905120022). The available sources listed  the injuries for this attack from 25 to 28, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available information details a total of 30 attackers, however it is unclear as to how many were killed in the incident, but sources suggest between three to 11 were killed in the attack.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200906230008 and 200906230009). The available sources give the location as Sunabeda, Nuapada, Orissa, India, but this location is not in the database as it is unable to be verified. Therefore, to preserve statistical accuracy in the database, unknown was used for the name of the city.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200906230008 and 200906230010).  The available sources give the location as Sunabeda, Nuapada, Orissa, India, but this location is not in the database as it is unable to be verified. Therefore, to preserve statistical accuracy in the database, unknown was used for the name of the city.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200907200012 and 200907200022). The available sources listed the locations for these attacks cumulatively as occurring in Baidoa and Wadajir, thereby the location of all three attacks are indistinguishable.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200907200012 and 200907200023). The available sources listed the locations for these attacks cumulatively as occurring in Baidoa and Wadajir, thereby the location of all three attacks are indistinguishable.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200907200022, 200907200023). The available sources listed the locations for these attacks cumulatively as occurring in Baidoa and Wadajir, thereby the location of all three attacks are indistinguishable.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200907270017, 200907270025). The available sources listed the number of vehicles targeted for these attacks cumulatively as 14, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200907270025, 200907270026). The available sources listed the number of vehicles targeted for these attacks cumulatively as 14, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200909160020 and 200909160021). It is unknown if civilians were the target of this attack. Success was selected as yes for this attack because the second bomb successfully detonated.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200909160020 and 200909170028). It is unknown if civilians were the target of this attack.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200909160021 and 200909170028). It is unknown if civilians were the target of this attack.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201001010005 and 201001010007). The most recent available sources listed the date of these attacks as occurring from 01/01/2010 to 01/02/2010, so the majority incident date provided was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201001010006 and 201001010007). The most recent available sources listed the date of these attacks as occurring from 01/01/2010 to 01/02/2010, so the majority incident date provided was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201001010006, and 201001010005). The most recent available sources listed the date of these attacks as occurring from 01/01/2010 to 01/02/2010, so the majority incident date provided was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201002150011, and 201002150012). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as one, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as four, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201002150011, and 201002150013).  The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as one, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as four, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201002150012, and 201002150013). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as one, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as four, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201002190005, 201002190006). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as three, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 30, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201002190005, 201002190007). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as three, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 30, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201002190006, 201002190007). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as three, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 30, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201002200003 and 201002200004). The summary of this incident was based on articles originally written in Spanish. The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 15, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201002200003 and 201002200005). The summary of this incident was based on articles originally written in Spanish. The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 15, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201002200004 and 201002200005). The summary of this incident was based on articles originally written in Spanish. The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 15, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201002220007 and 201002220008). The summary of this incident was partially based on articles originally written in Spanish.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201002220007 and 201002220009). The summary of this incident was partially based on articles originally written in Spanish.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201002220008 and 201002220009). The summary of this incident was partially based on articles originally written in Spanish.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201004130001 and 201004130003). The available sources listed the wounded for this attack from zero to 13, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201004130002 and 201004130003). The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from three to six, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201004230001 and 201004230006). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as eight, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 13, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201004230001 and 201004230007). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as eight, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 13, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201004230006 and 201004230007). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as eight, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 13, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201005100002 and 201005100003). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 12 and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 123, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201005100031 and 201005100002). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 12, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 123, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201005230009 and 201005230010). The most recent available sources listed the number of hostages taken for this attack from 16 to 20, and because no majority figures were reported, the number of hostages reported in the source with the highest validity was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the number of hostages taken for these attacks cumulatively as 20, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 3, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the number of hostages released for these attacks cumulatively as 17, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. Combination was selected because three of the hostages were killed later the same day of the hostage taking and the other 17 were released on 05/25/2010.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201005230009 and 201005230011). The most recent available sources listed the number of hostages taken for this attack from 16 to 20, and because no majority figures were reported, the number of hostages reported in the source with the highest validity was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the number of hostages taken for these attacks cumulatively as 20, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 3, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the number of hostages released for these attacks cumulatively as 17, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. Combination was selected because three of the hostages were killed later the same day of the hostage taking and the other 17 were released on 05/25/2010.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201005230010 and 201005230011). The most recent available sources listed the number of hostages taken for this attack from 16 to 20, and because no majority figures were reported, the number of hostages reported in the source with the highest validity was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the number of hostages taken for these attacks cumulatively as 20, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 3, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the number of hostages released for these attacks cumulatively as 17, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. Combination was selected because three of the hostages were killed later the same day of the hostage taking and the other 17 were released on 05/25/2010.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201005270005 and 201005270006). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as three, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201005270006 and 201005270007). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as three, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201005280001 and 201005280002). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 82, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 92, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201005280001 and 201005280003). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 80, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 92, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The fourth wepon type was Explosive/Bombs/Dynamite and the weapon sub-type was Explosive/Bombs/Dynamite - Suicide (Carried bodily by human being).
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201005280002 and 201005280003). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 80, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 92, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201007080012 and 201007080013). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as two, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as two, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201007080013 and 201007080014). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as two, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as two, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201007080014 and 201007080012). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as two, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as two, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201009200010 and 201009200011). The available sources listed the property damage for these attacks cumulatively as 68,595 USD, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201009200010 and 201009200012). The available sources listed the property damage for these attacks cumulatively as 68,595 USD, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201009200011 and 201009200012). The available sources listed the property damage for these attacks cumulatively as 68,595 USD, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201011060007and 201011060006).  The injuries for these attacks were listed cumulatively as 15, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201011060008 and 201011060006). The injuries for these attacks were listed cumulatively as 15, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201011060008 and 201011060007).  The injuries for these attacks were listed cumulatively as 15, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201011090001 and 201011090004). The most recent available sources listed no fatalities for this attack and the injuries for this attack from zero to three, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201011090001 and 201011090005). The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from zero to one, and the injuries for this attack from zero to five, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201104120013 and 3721707). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as two, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as three, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201104120014 and 201104120015). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as two, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as three, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201104120015 and 201104120014). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as two, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as three, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201105310010 and 201105310011). The available sources listed the number of construction machines targeted for these attacks cumulatively as 10 tractors and five other machines, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201105310010 and 201105310012). The available sources listed the number of construction machines targeted for these attacks cumulatively as 10 tractors and five other machines, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201105310011 and 201105310012). The available sources listed the number of construction machines targeted for these attacks cumulatively as 10 tractors and five other machines, so it is unclear how many vehicles were targeted in each attack.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201107080011 and 201107080012). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as four, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201107080011 and 201107080013). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as four, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201107080012 and 201107080013). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as four, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201107120023 and 201107120026). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as two, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as two, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201107130009 and 201107130010). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 26, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 130, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201107130009 and 201107130011). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 26, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 130, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201107130010 and 201107130011). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 26, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 130, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201108240034 and 201108240036). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as four, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as seven, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201108240035 and 201108240034). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as four, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as seven, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201108240035 and 201108240036). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as four, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as seven, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201109160002 and 201109160004). The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from three to four, and the injuries for this attack from 60 to 118, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as four, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 118, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201109160003 and 201109160002). The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from three to four, and the injuries for this attack from 60 to 118, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as four, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 118, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201109160003 and 201109160004). The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from three to four, and the injuries for this attack from 60 to 118, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as four, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 118, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201109250010 and 201109250012). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as nine, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 85, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from nine to 17, and the injuries for this attack from 85 to 90, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest preferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf. 201109250011 and 201109250010). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as nine, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 85, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from nine to 17, and the injuries for this attack from 85 to 90, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest preferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf.201005270005 and 201005270007). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as three, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf.201107120024 and 201107120026). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as two, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as two, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks (cf.201109250011 and 201109250012). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as nine, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 85, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from nine to 17, and the injuries for this attack from 85 to 90, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related attacks against anti-Taliban militia posts in Bajaur agency in three days. The other attacks are 201208240002 and 201208250023.
This was one of three related attacks against hotels in Amman, Jordan on November 9, 2005 (cf. 200511090002, 200511090003). Jordanian police detained more than 120 people whom they suspected could have helped in orchestrating the bombings. Reports on the three attacks combined the casualty figures. Therefore, all casualty information has been divided evenly among the three cases in the database to maintain statistical accuracy.
This was one of three related attacks against hotels in Amman, Jordan on November 9, 2005 (cf. 200511090002, 200511090004). Jordanian police detained more than 120 people whom they suspected could have helped in orchestrating the bombings. Reports on the three attacks combined the casualty figures. Therefore, all casualty information has been divided evenly among the three cases in the database to maintain statistical accuracy.
This was one of three related attacks against hotels in Amman, Jordan on November 9, 2005 (cf. 200511090003, 200511090004). Jordanian police detained more than 120 people whom they suspected could have helped in orchestrating the bombings. Reports on the three attacks combined the casualty figures. Therefore, all casualty information has been divided evenly among the three cases in the database to maintain statistical accuracy.
This was one of three related attacks in Kidal town in two days. The other attacks are 201307180020 and 201307190052.
This was one of three related attacks in Kidal town in two days. The other attacks are 201307190051 and 201307180020.
This was one of three related attacks in Kidal town in two days. The other attacks are 201307190051 and 201307190052.
This was one of three related cases (cf. 200505070002, 200505070003). The available sources listed the casualties and injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 19 killed and 162 wounded, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. Reports on the three incidents also indicated that authorities suspected a fourth group, the National Coalition Government of the Union of Burma (NCGUB), had participated in the bombings.
This was one of three related cases (cf. 200505070002, 200505070004). The available sources listed the casualties and injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 19 killed and 162 wounded, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. Reports on the three incidents also indicated that authorities suspected a fourth group, the National Coalition Government of the Union of Burma (NCGUB), had participated in the bombings.
This was one of three related cases (cf. 200505070003, 200505070004). The available sources listed the casualties and injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 19 killed and 162 wounded, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. Reports on the three incidents also indicated that authorities suspected a fourth group, the National Coalition Government of the Union of Burma (NCGUB), had participated in the bombings.
This was one of three related incidents (cf. 200006100004 and 200006100005). Historically GRAPO targeted temporary employment agencies because it saw them as agents of capitalist exploitation.
This was one of three related incidents (cf. 200006100004 and 200006100006). Historically GRAPO targeted temporary employment agencies because it saw them as agents of capitalist exploitation.
This was one of three related incidents (cf. 200006100005 and 200006100006). Historically GRAPO targeted temporary employment agencies because it saw them as agents of capitalist exploitation.
This was one of three related incidents (cf. 200408090001-3). The number of casualties were reported collectively for these related incidents, so the figures have been divided evenly between the two cases where there were known casualties in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of three related incidents (cf. 200410100002-04). Reports of the attack had conflicting numbers of casualties.
This was one of three related incidents (cf. 200412100004, 200412100008). The early morning explosions appeared to be aimed at routine security patrols in Songkhla, Yala, and Pattani.  One of the bombs detonated when six Border Patrol Police officers and two railway workers were traveling on the hand-operated inspection car hit the bomb.  The psychological impact was high since the train worker's threatened to strike unless the government increased security measures.  Chitsanti Dhanasobhon, governor of the State Railways of Thailand, believed that the attacks were meant to attack passenger trains, but detonated prematurely.
This was one of three related incidents (cf. 200412100004, 200412100009).The early morning explosions appeared to be aimed at routine security patrols in Songkhla, Yala, and Pattani.  One of the bombs detonated when six Border Patrol Police officers and two railway workers were traveling on the hand-operated inspection car hit the bomb.  The psychological impact was high since the train worker's threatened to strike unless the government increased security measures.  Chitsanti Dhanasobhon, governor of the State Railways of Thailand, believed that the attacks were meant to attack passenger trains, but detonated prematurely.
This was one of three related incidents (cf. 200412100008, 200412100009). The early morning explosions appeared to be aimed at routine security patrols in Songkhla, Yala, and Pattani.  One of the bombs detonated when six Border Patrol Police officers and two railway workers were traveling on the hand-operated inspection car hit the bomb.  The psychological impact was high since the train worker's threatened to strike unless the government increased security measures.  Chitsanti Dhanasobhon, governor of the State Railways of Thailand, believed that the attacks were meant to attack passenger trains, but detonated prematurely.
This was one of three related incidents (cf. 200606150001, 200606150008). The date of the attacks was the anniversary of the declaration of an independent Pattani state.
This was one of three related incidents (cf. 200606150001, 200606150009). The date of the attacks was the anniversary of the declaration of an independent Pattani state.
This was one of three related incidents (cf. 200606150008, 200606150009). The date of the attacks was the anniversary of the declaration of an independent Pattani state.
This was one of three related incidents by the Taliban in Afghanistan (cf. 200512090006, 200512090007). There are very few details about the actual attack, but it appears the Taliban, through a spokesman, have taken credit for the incident.
This was one of three related incidents involving bombings of judicial offices in Bangladesh on October 3, 2005 (cf. 200510030002, 200510030003). United News of Bangladesh reported that 21 people were injured in the three attacks.
This was one of three related incidents involving bombings of judicial offices in Bangladesh on October 3, 2005 (cf. 200510030002, 200510030004). United News of Bangladesh reported that 21 people were injured in the three attacks.
This was one of three related incidents involving bombings of judicial offices in Bangladesh on October 3, 2005 (cf. 200510030003, 200510030004). United News of Bangladesh reported that 21 people were injured in the three attacks.
This was one of three related incidents on July 8-11, 2004 in Antioquia department (cf. 200407080004, 200407100001, 200407110006). Sources varied on the exact date of this incident.
This was one of three separate incidents in Baghdad, Iraq on this day (200605190002, 200605190004).  The incidents do not seem to be closely connected.  It is unknown why this exact bus was target by the perpetrators.
This was one of three separate incidents in Baghdad, Iraq on this day (200605190003, 200605190004).  The incidents do not seem to be closely connected.  The identity of the Interior officer was unknown, as was his safety status.
This was one of three Taliban-led attacks on police forces in Zabol Province on this day (200605280001, 200605280003).  The main source for this incident appears to be the Taliban spokesman Qari Mohammad Yusof.
This was one of three Taliban-led attacks on police forces in Zabol Province on this day (200605280002, 200605280003).  The only source for this incident is the Taliban spokesman Qari Mohammad Yusof.  There could have been casualties or injuries related to this incident, it was called a 'serious clash,' but Yusof had 'no report on the number of casualties.'
This was one of two  related attacks (cf.200902040008).  It was not immediately clear from the article if the eight peasants mentioned in the FARC statement were part of the group of the 17 peasants that were kidnapped and murder the previous week by FARC. The summary of this incident was partially based on an articles originally written in Spanish.  The available sources listed the kidnapping  for this attack from eight to six,  because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two attacks on mosques in Crimea over two days. The other attack is 201310140022.
This was one of two attacks on mosques in Crimea over two days. The other attack is 201310150026.
This was one of two attacks on the island of Corsica on March 8, 2005.  The other attack was a bombing of an EDF facility in Ajaccio, Corsica.
This was one of two bombing incidents in the Philippines on May 20, 2000 (cf. 200005200002). Police Chief Edgardo Aglipay reported that this incident may have been a prank because the explosives had no blasting cap to set them off.
This was one of two bombings in Southern Philippines on 05/25/2000 (cf. 200005250003). Many media members were in Jolo covering an ongoing hostage crisis by Abu Sayyaf.
This was one of two coordinated attacks across two days in the same town.
This was one of two devices in the province that detonated this evening, although there was no indication of coordination between the explosions. Although the police did not name suspects in the incident, they believed the assailants to have been from the same group for both incidents: 201306050015 and 201306060012.
This was one of two explosive devices hidden in packages targeting prison officials. The other incident identification number is 201403060041.
This was one of two incidents (cf 200108090012). The police officers killed here were Rajkishore Nayak, H.P. Srestha and D.B. Chhetri .
This was one of two incidents at Aristotle University in two days. The other incident is 201308170025.
This was one of two incidents at Aristotle University in two days. The other incident is 201308180013.
This was one of two incidents at this location in two days. The other incident is identified as 201304240005.
This was one of two incidents in Baghdad on this day (200605180003).  It is unknown how the car bomb was detonated.  An earlier report stated that three policemen were killed and four others injured.
This was one of two incidents in Baghdad on this day (200605180004).  It is unknown why the machinists were targeted.
This was one of two incidents in North Waziristan on this day (200605280006), and one of a multitude of attacks in the nation of Pakistan.  It is unknown if the perpetrator meant to have the car blow up at the checkpoint.
This was one of two incidents that day in Baghdad (cf. 200512180002). The source at first mentioned that one person was killed and 15 others wounded, but later mentions another report that 5 civilians were killed.
This was one of two incidents that day in Baghdad (cf. 200512180003). The source was unable to verify how many were injured or killed during the attack.
This was one of two incidents to occur this day on the Gaza-Israeli border (cf. 200512180005). Little information was given as to how the perpetrator was killed.
This was one of two incidents to occur this day on the Gaza-Israeli border (cf. 200512180006). It is difficult to know what exactly was the target for the rocket.
This was one of two linked (cf. 201106010022). It is unclear whether or not the attack was carried out for extortion or due to internecine conflict.
This was one of two linked (cf. 201106010023). It is unclear whether or not the attack was carried out for extortion or due to internecine conflict.
This was one of two linked attacks (cf. 201106190004). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks from four to five to six, and the injuries for these attacks from not reported to four to five, and because no majority figures were reported, the casualty figures reported in the source with the most specific information pertaining to each attack were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two linked attacks (cf. 201106190005). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks from four to five to six, and the injuries for these attacks from not reported to four to five, and because no majority figures were reported, the casualty figures reported in the source with the most specific information pertaining to each attack were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (200809280022). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 16, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 50, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf 200812180014).  The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from between 45 and 54 to 41, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.  The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as two, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 41, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.  The Moro Islamic Front denied responsibility for the attack.
This was one of two related attacks (cf 200904090016). The available sources listed the number of missing officers from one to two, and the number of injuries from one to four. It is also unclear how many officers were involved in each individual incident, the majority figures reported were used,  in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf: 199802280001-2). There was no indication of the number of injured/killed in each individual explosion, so the numbers have been divided across the cases to provide statistical accuracy.
This was one of two related attacks (cf: 199809050001-2). The perpetrators were stated to be four Russian seamen from unit 707510. One of the sailors said he believed a relative might have died in the related car bomb explosion in Makhachkala.
This was one of two related attacks (cf: 200408240001-02). The hostages all died when the plane crashed. On August 29, 2004, Investigators reported that they had found explosives in the wreckage of both aircraft, supporting the hypothesis that terrorism was the cause of the blast. The explosive, hexogen, was identical to that used in 1999 apartment bombing also believed to have been perpetrated by Chechen bombers. Officials suspected that two women, Amanata Nagayeva and Satsita Dzhebirkhanova, were involved in the attack.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. [200805290002]).The summary of this incident was based on articles originally written in Spanish.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. [200805290003]). The summary of this incident was based on articles originally written in Spanish.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. [200806170008]). Three of the 26 hostages, all females, were released two hours and 15 minutes after the hostage taking attack took place while the remaining 23 male captives were released later that day at an unspecified time following the initial kidnapping incident.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. [related GTD case number 200804200002]). This was the second of the two attacks, the first of which detonated about an hour prior to this incident.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. [related GTD case number 200804200017]). This was the first of the two attacks, the second of which detonated about an hour after this incident.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199801250007). According to sources, the Conscientious Arsonists claimed responsibility for over 40 cars that had been firebombed over the previous 2 months.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199801270001). According to sources, the Conscientious Arsonists claimed responsibility for over 40 cars that had been firebombed over the previous 2 months.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199803060001-02). After this attack, Liberation Tamil Tigers of Eelam (LTTE) tried to free the suspects that were arrested in connection with this incident.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199803060001-02). The Liberation Tamil Tigers of Eelam (LTTE) attacked the military truck in order to try to free suspects from an earlier bus bombing.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199803120001-02). These attacks followed attacks in February on other US interests in Athens.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199804020004; 199804060004). These attacks collectively caused a great deal of public outrage and also lead to the dismissal of two public figures: Latvian Armed Forces Commander Yuris Dalbinsh and State Police Commander Aldis Lielyuksis. The Latvian National Security Council called a special session and unanimously voted to dismiss both men. Dalbinsh was asked to step down for  participation in an SS Legion procession and Lielyuksis was removed because he did not follow instructions to organize a 24-hour surveillance of synagogues after graffitti was found on a synagogue wall prior to this incident and thus was viewed as allowing a terrorist act to occur.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199805040001-02). The perpetrators arrived at the house and forced the residents to come out with their nine children. The family was shot and killed and their bodies were subsequently burned.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199805050002-03). The militants reportedly wanted to trigger migration of the minority community from the areas of Jammu division, near the Punch District. The incident came at a time of high tension and widespread violence.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199805100001-02). The media rushed to accuse "Albanian terrorists," who allegedly targeted persons who "respect the Serbian laws"; however such claims were never confirmed.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199805100001-02). The newspaper media to accuse "Albanian terrorists," who allegedly targeted persons who "respect the Serbian laws"; however such claims were never confirmed.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199805170005-06). The relatively sophisticated nature of the timed devices used alarmed police, who believed the new groups were more likely to be an offshoot of a terrorist group than an anarchist group.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199807120004-5). The injuries in these attacks were only reportedly cumulatively, so the total number has been divided across both cases in order to preserve the statistical accuracy of the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199807290008-9). Reports did not specifically attribute the casualties to each of these incidents, so they have been divided equally in order to preserve the statistical accuracy of the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199810020004-5). These attacks preceded Croat rallies and roadblocks (aimed at returning Bosniak (Muslim) refugees) which occurred throughout the day in Tasovcici.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199810100004-5). This attack came at a time when there was a nationwide strike effecting the oil industry in this region.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199811020003-04). These two attacks combined caused one death and 41 injuries.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199811020003-4). The casualties for these attacks were only reported cumulatively, so the totals have been divided across both cases to preserve the statistical accuracy of the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199903010004-5).
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199903020003-4).
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199903060003-4). These were also among a number of attacks during the month of March 1999 throughout Turkey, many of which occurred in Istanbul and/or involved Molotov Cocktails being thrown at the cars, political party offices, as well as at other building targets.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199903070004-5). The available sources listed the kidnapping victims for these attacks cumulatively as eight, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199903070004-5). The available sources listed the kidnapping victims for these attacks cumulatively as eight, so this figure has been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199903150005-6). The injuries for this attack were cited cumulatively in the sources. In order to preserve the statistical accuracy of the database, this figure was divided equally across the cases.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199903180003-4). These were also among a number of attacks during the month of March 1999 throughout Turkey, many of which occurred in Istanbul and/or involved Molotov Cocktails being thrown at the cars, political party offices, as well as at other building targets.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199903310001-2). These were also among a number of attacks during the month of March 1999 throughout Basque Country, many of which involved Molotov Cocktails being thrown at the cars or homes of prominent individuals, as well as at other building targets.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199907190001-02). Perpetrator Manzoor Bhai was the Doda district commander of the Hizb-ul-Mujahidin (HM).
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199908170005-06). Local radio quoted the witnesses as saying that the assassins described the victims as collaborators of the left-wing guerrillas, warning others of "the same fate" if they supported the leftists.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199910020013-14). These incidents occurred in the area reserved for the Zorroza fiestas, which were to be held during the following weekend.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199911130004-05). FNDIC authorities denied the attack. The attack signaled a growing fissure within the Ijaw community as a rival group, the Ijaw Youth Council, has challenged FNDIC tribal authority.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199911130009-10). The attacks were possible reprisals for an earlier conflict that previous week in Ajegunle between Ijaws and the militant Yoruba nationalist group, the Odua People’s Congress, which killed 19 people and destroyed 50 homes.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199911220003; 199911260002). Italian police had not heard of the group, which was thought to have links to the wider neo-Nazi movement, until the week of this attack.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199912180001-02). This attack occurred after an assassination attempt on the Sir Lankan President, Mrs. Kumaratunga, by a suicide bombing in Colombo, Sri Lanka (cf. 199912180002).
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200003040005-06). There was suspicion that the attacks were related to the March 12, 2000 general election.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200003150002-03). The attack was suspected to be part of extortion attempts and not connected to destabilization moves against the government.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200003220002-03). The ELN launched the attack in regard to its demands for a change in peace talks. The attack knocked out power to much of Bogotá.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200007160006; 200007160009). The casualty information was reported collectively for both incidents, so the figures were split evenly across these cases in order to preserve the statistical accuracy of the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200009260004-05). The casualty and hostage information was reported collectively for both incidents, so the figures were split evenly across these cases in order to preserve the statistical accuracy of the database. Security sources confirmed that the rebels were clad in new uniforms similar to those worn by the Uganda People's Defence Force (UPDF) and that were all armed.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200009260004-05). The casualty and hostage information was reported collectively for both incidents, so the figures were split evenly across these cases in order to preserve the statistical accuracy of the database. This camp was 300 meters from Nsoozi Uganda People's Defence Force (UPDF) detach. Security sources confirmed that the rebels were clad in new uniforms similar to those worn by the UPDF and that were all armed.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200010010001). Four hostages were released the evening of October 1, 2000. The fate of the other hostage was unknown.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200011240001-2).
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200102140001; 200102170001). In their statement, the People's Mujahideen said that its forces had carried out nine operations inside Iran on the same date, although not all of the attacks could be confirmed.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200105240001-02). The perpetrators yelled racially obscenities at the victim. Of the 7 detained, 6 were released.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200108090011-12). B.B. Mahanandia and Marshal Khaka were killed in the attack.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200108120017; 2001081109). The attack occurred despite a truce between the leader of the Nepal Communist Party (Maoist) and the Nepalese Government.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200108130010-11). While a specific motive was unknown, this attack was widely seen as a response to Resident Andres Pastrana's decision to suspend peace talks with the movement.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200108140023-24). The casualty statistics for these incidents were reported culmulatively, so the figures have been divided equally across both cases in order to preserve the statistical accuracy of the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200108200001; 200108200012). The Catholic Reaction Force has been used in the past as a cover name for the Provisional Irish Republican Army.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200108230023-24). The other victim was named Baghat Ram.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200112010004-05). Police stated that the bombs contained metal shards and screws, in order to maximize the number of injuries.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200112120001-02). At the same time of this attack two Palestinian suicide bombers blew themselves up outside a hotel in the southern Jewish settlement bloc of Gush Katif in the Gaza Strip and injured four people.  The Palestinian Authority condemned both incidents.  HAMAS claimed responsibility for the attack to a TV station based in south Lebanon.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200112120003-04). It was suspected that rebels who planted the landmines were the same individuals who perpetrated previous attacks in the village.  These same individuals stated that acts of violence against civilians would continue.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200201010004-05). On the evening of 12/31/01, homemade bombs exploded almost simultaneously at three other churches in Palu - the Adventist Church, the Indonesian Christian Church and the Ecclesiastical Pentecostal Church - causing serious damage.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200201030035; 200201030007).  No corroborating sources could be found for this incident.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200201030035; 200201030007). No corroborating sources could be found for this incident.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200201240001-02). The attempted bombing came one day before India's annual holiday, Republic Day.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200208260002-03). The rank and first name of the victim was not disclosed in reports.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200303070003-04). HAMAS claimed the attack through a fax sent to the Associated Press in Jordan.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200310160002-03).  One report indicated the attacks were committed by urban guerrillas seeking to sabotage upcoming local elections on October 25-26 2003.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200311170001; 200311180001).  The attack followed intense LRA operations in Lira that occurred in the previous week in which up to 100 people were reported to have been killed.  These attacks had forced approximately 300,000 people to flee their homes in the region.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200311220004-05). The available sources listed the casualties and injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 18 killed and 30 injured, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200311220004-05). The available sources listed the casualties and injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 18 killed and 30 injured, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200311240005-06).  The attack may have been connected to upcoming elections.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200311250001; 200311250006).  Reports indicated that the attackers may have been aiming for either Coalition Headquarters or the Iraqi Information Ministry.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200311250001; 200311250006).  Reports indicated that the target of the mortar shells may have been the Coalition Headquarters in Baghdad.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200402010008-09). Casualty reports were made cumulatively for both attacks, so these figures have been distributed evenly across the two cases in order to preserve the statistical accuracy of the database. These bombings may have had an influence on the negotiations over Kurdistan's push for more independence in Iraq's interim government. The KDP and the PUK both issued statements of unity in the face of opposition, and stated a renewed drive for more Kurdish independence.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200408240003-04). Reports on the two attacks did not distinguish the number of people killed in each individual attack; so the number of casualties has been split evenly across both cases in order to preserve the statistical accuracy of the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200409250001-02). There was no information on the fate of the hostages.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200411050001-02). Petron's head office in Makati had been attacked before. While the Public Information Officer of the Armed Forces of the Philippines publicly alluded to the complicity of the NPA in the attack, an NPA spokesman said that he had yet to confirm whether or not the NPA was responsible. The attack provoked increased security around major installations throughout Metro Manila, including oil company offices, train stations, malls and markets. The NPA had been waging a 35-year insurgency against the Philippine government in remote parts of the country.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200411090002-03). Four attackers were killed and 14 people were wounded in both attacks. Since the casualty data was reported collectively, the figures have been divided evenly across both cases to preserve the statistical accuracy of the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200411150001-02). While the bomb used to sabotage the oil pipeline was very strong, the bomb used to sabotage the natural gas pipeline was significantly less powerful.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200505280002). The available sources listed the casualties and injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 22 dead and 60 injured, so these figures have been distributed evenly for among the related cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200505280003). The available sources listed the casualties and injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 22 dead and 60 injured, so these figures have been distributed evenly for among the related cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200508100009). Reports vary between 16 and 26 on the number of casualties in the two incidents.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200508100010). Reports vary between 16 and 26 on the number of casualties in the two incidents.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200602070008-09). Insurgents frequently target Iraqi police and use coordinated attacks to maximize the casualties.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200602070008-09). The attack appeared to be aimed at Shi is celebrating the religious festival of Ashura.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200602100003-04). The explosion came as the Independent Electoral Commission of Iraq confirmed the final results of the Dec. 15 elections, in which Shi is held 128 seats, the largest bloc in the 275-member parliament.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200804050006).  The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from one to three, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.  The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as three, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 18, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200806090004). Supporters of both the 14 March Coalition and the 8 March coalition were suspected to be responsible for the attack.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200807210003). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 3 and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 14, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200807210004). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 3 and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 14, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200807280009). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 163, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.  This is one of two related attacks (cf. 146351).
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200807280012). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 163, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.  This is one of two related attacks (cf. 164671).
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200809280016). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 16, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 50, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200810020005). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 15, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200810020006). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 15, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200810120005). The summary of this incident was partially based on an article originally written in Spanish.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200810120006). The summary of this incident was partially based on an article originally written in Spanish.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200811210022). The summary of this incident was partially based on an article originally written in Spanish.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200901010032). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as one, and the damages for these attacks cumulatively as one residence damaged, so these figures have been included in the incident in which more rockets were fired in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200901030018). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as one, and the damages for these attacks cumulatively as one residence damaged, so these figures have been included in the incident in which more rockets were fired in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200901100010). The available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from 40 to 50, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred number of perpetrators was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200901100013). The available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from 40 to 50, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred number of perpetrators was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200901160010). The summary of this incident was partially based on an article originally written in Spanish.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200901160011). The summary of this incident was partially based on an article originally written in Spanish.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200904060019). The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from zero to one, and the injuries for this attack from one to two, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 20090490017). The available sources listed the number of missing officers from one to two, and the number of injuries from one to four. It is also unclear how many officers were involved in each individual incident, the majority figures reported were used,  in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200906300001). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as four, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 11, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200906300005). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as four, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 11, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200907030013). The available resources listed the date of this attack from 07/02/2009 to 07/03/2009, so the majority date provided has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200907040023). The available sources report the number of rockets used in the attacks cumulatively, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as one, and because the single injury cannot be distributed evenly for these cases, the injury was reflected in this attack in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as one, and because the single injury cannot be distributed evenly for these cases, and the injury was reflected in the other attack; no casualties were reported in this attack.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200907040025). The available sources report the number of rockets used in the attacks cumulatively, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200907080019). The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 13 to 15, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200907080020). The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from seven to nine, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200907170035). The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 53 to 50, and the injuries for this attack from nine to 11, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 11, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 50, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200907170036). The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 53 to 50, and the injuries for this attack from nine to 11, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 11, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 50, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200907250007). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as seven, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 19, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the injuries of the policemen for this attack from two to three to five, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The attack was reflected as successful because the militants opened fire during the attack; however, the suicide bombings were unsuccessful because the militants were killed before they were able to detonate their vests. Zabihullah Mujahid, spokesman for the Taliban, claimed responsibility for the attack. The available sources listed the target as a campaign forces building and a court building, so the campaign forces building was used based on the source with the highest validity.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200907250008). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as seven, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 19, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the injuries of the policemen for this attack from two to three to five, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The attack was reflected as successful because the militants opened fire during the attack; however, the suicide bombings were unsuccessful because the militants were killed before they were able to detonate their vests. Zabihullah Mujahid, spokesman for the Taliban, claimed responsibility for the attack.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200907280017). The outcome of the hostage taking is unknown. The most recent available sources listed the number of hostages for this attack from five to six, so the majority number of hostage reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200907280026). The outcome of the hostage taking is unknown. The most recent available sources listed the number of hostages for this attack from five to six, so the majority number of hostage reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200908100009). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 11, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 26, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. Because the available sources listed the attack types and fatalities cumulatively, information about the attack on the governor’s residence could not be differentiated from the attack on the police headquarters; therefore both attack types were included.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200908100010). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 11, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 26, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.  Because the available sources listed the attack types and fatalities cumulatively, information about the attack on the governor’s residence could not be differentiated from the attack on the police headquarters; therefore both attack types were included.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200908100014). The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from seven to nine, and the injuries for this attack from 35 to 46, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200909100021).  The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from twenty seven to thirty five, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200910130004). The summary of this incident was based on articles originally written in Spanish.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200910130005). The summary of this incident was partially based on an article originally written in Spanish.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200910140009). The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from one to 12, and the injuries for this attack from 38 to 40, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200910250001). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 153, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 720 including three U.S. contractors, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200910250005). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 153, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 720 including three U.S. contractors, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200911130011). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 13, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as zero, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200911130017). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 13, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as zero, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200912040011). The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from one to two, and the injuries for this attack as three, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as two, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as three, and the hostages taken cumulatively as six, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200912040012). The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from one to two, and the injuries for this attack as three, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as two, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as three, and the hostages taken cumulatively as six, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200912260013).The summary of this incident was partially based on articles originally written in Spanish.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200912260014). The summary of this incident was partially based on articles originally written in Spanish.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201001140002). The number of casualties caused by this specific incident was unreported, but the linked attacks caused a total of 15 killed and 80 injured.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201001140003). The number of casualties caused by this specific incident was unreported, but the linked attacks caused a total of 15 killed and 80 injured.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201001250002). One kidnap victim was killed, another was released.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201001290002). Traces of ammonium nitrate were found at the two blast sites.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201002050027). The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 13 to 21, and the injuries for this attack from 20 to 109, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201002250018). The second attack type was unsuccessful (bomb defused).
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201003180011). The most recent available sources listed the Maoist breakaway faction for this attack from Hill Panther to Jharkhand Liberation Tigers, so the majority faction reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201003180022). The most recent available sources listed the Maoist breakaway faction for this attack from Hill Panther to Jharkhand Liberation Tigers, so the majority faction reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201003210019). The available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack as more than 20, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred perpetrator figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201003220026). Taliban Spokesman, Qari Mohammad Yusof Ahmad, claimed responsibility.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201003220027). Taliban Spokesman, Qari Mohammad Yusof Ahmad, claimed responsibility.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201003270007). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 1, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 3, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201003270008). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 1, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 3, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201003290010). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 40, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 95, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201003290011). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 40, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 95, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201004040005). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 30, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 200, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201004040012). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 30, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 200, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201004050003). Sources describe dual explosions in Karabulak, Ingushetia and thus conflicts with one explosion reportedly occurring in Dagestan and Ingushetia.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201004230008). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 39, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 56, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201004230009). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 39, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 58, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201004290013).
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201005090003). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 7, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as ten, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201005090004). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as seven, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as ten, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201005300011). The summary of this incident was partially based on an article originally written in Spanish.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201005300012). The summary of this incident was partially based on an article originally written in Spanish.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201006010006). The summary of this incident was partially based on  articles originally written in Spanish.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201006010007. The summary of this incident was partially based on  articles originally written in Spanish.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201006200011). The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 2  to 3, and the injuries for this attack from 13  to 14, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201006200012). It is unknown if civilians were the target of this attack.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201006230004). The available sources listed the damage to the houses for these attacks cumulatively, so these figures were reported in both incidents in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201006230005). The available sources listed the damage to the houses for these attacks cumulatively, so these figures were reported in both incidents in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201006270017). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as six, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as three, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201006270021). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as six, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as three, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201007070008). The available sources listed the number of bombs for this attack from one to two, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred number of bombings reported were used based on the source with the highest validity in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201007070021). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as seven, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201007070022). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as seven, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201007080007). The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from two to three, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201007110007). Irish, Ethiopian, Eritrean and Congolese civilians were also among those targeted.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201007140007). The available sources listed the fatalities for the gunmen for these attacks cumulatively as two, and the injuries of the policemen for these attacks cumulatively as 11, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201007140008). The available sources listed the fatalities for the gunmen for these attacks cumulatively as two, and the injuries of the policemen for these attacks cumulatively as 11, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201007190011). The summary of this incident was based on articles originally written in Spanish.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201007190012). The summary of this incident was based on articles originally written in Spanish.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201007290005). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 16, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 14, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201007290006). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 16, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 14, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201008070018). The summary of this incident was partially based on articles originally written in Spanish.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201008110012). The summary of this incident was partially based on articles originally written in Spanish.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201008130001). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as zero, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 18, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201008130002). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as zero, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 18, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201008230006). The available sources listed the perpetrators for this attack from 25 to 30, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred perpetrator figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as one, and the hostages for these attacks cumulatively as 12, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201008230007). The available sources listed the perpetrators for this attack from 25 to 30, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred perpetrator figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as one, and the hostages for these attacks cumulatively as 12, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201009160010). The available sources listed the time of the attack from evening to night, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred time of attack reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The most recent available sources listed the date for this attack from 09/16/2010 to 09/17/2010, so the majority date reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201009160011). The available sources listed the time of the attack from evening to night, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred time of attack reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The most recent available sources listed the date for this attack from 09/16/2010 to 09/17/2010, so the majority date reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201009220004). The most recent available sources listed the time for this attack from occurring during the morning of 09/23/2010 to the night of 09/22/2010, so the majority time reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 19, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said they were aware of the explosions in Jalalabad City but did not know who conducted the blasts.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201009220005). The most recent available sources listed the time for this attack from occurring during the morning of 09/23/2010 to the night of 09/22/2010, so the majority time reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 19, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said they were aware of the explosions in Jalalabad City but did not know who conducted the blasts.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201009220012). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as four, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as eight, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201009220013). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as four, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as eight, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201010210012). The most recent available sources listed status of the victim for this attack from unknown to being killed, so the majority status reported of the victim has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201011220018). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as two, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as five, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201011220019). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as two, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as five, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201011240016). The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from three to four, and the injuries for this attack from 10 to 23, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201012110008). It is suspected that Abdlwahab might have had help from a man identified as Abu Seuleiman al-Nasser because of Nasser's posts on his website before and after the attack.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201012110009). It is suspected that Abdlwahab might have had help from a man identified as Abu Seuleiman al-Nasser because of Nasser's posts on his website before and after the attack.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201012210016). The available sources listed the perpetrators for this attack from 40 to 50, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred perpetrator figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201012210017). The available sources listed the perpetrators for this attack from 40 to 50, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred perpetrator figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201012270017). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 24, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 64, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201012270018). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 24, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 64, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201101120001). The summary of this incident was partially based on articles originally written in Spanish.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201101120002). The summary of this incident was partially based on articles originally written in Spanish.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201101200011).  The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 50, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 150, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201101200012).  The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 50, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 150, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201102070022). The most recent available sources listed the time for this attack from 0115 to 0130, so the majority time of attack reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201102070023). The most recent available sources listed the time for this attack from 0115 to 0130, so the majority time of attack reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201102070024). The summary of this incident was partially based on articles originally written in Spanish.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201102080002). The summary of this incident was partially based on articles originally written in Spanish.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201103250005). The available sources listed the perpetrators for this attack from 50 to 70, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred perpetrator figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201103250013). The available sources listed the perpetrators for this attack from 50 to 70, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred perpetrators figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201104260011). The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from one to two, and the injuries for this attack from 15 to 19, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201104260012). The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two to three, and the injuries for this attack from 37 to 45, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201105160007). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as three, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201105200003). The most recent available sources listed the time for this attack from 1025 to 1029, so the majority time of attack reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. It is unclear what type of vehicle was used in the attack. Witnesses stated that a teenager planted a motorcycle with the improvised explosive device strapped to it at the rubber shop; however, other sources said that the explosives were attached to a pickup truck that was registered in Yala.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201105200004). It is unknown if civilians were the primary target of this attack. The most recent available sources listed the time for this attack from 1000 to 1020, so the majority time of attack reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201105210006). The most recent available sources listed the number of vehicles targeted for this attack from nine to 12, so the majority number of vehicles reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from 30 to 40, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred number of perpetrators reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201105220006). The summary of this incident was partially based on an article originally written in Spanish.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201105270004). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 13, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201105270005). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 13, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201105270012). It is unclear whether or not the victim was shot and killed or beaten to death. Police denied that the civilian was a police informer.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201105270013). It is unclear whether or not the victim was shot and killed or beaten to death. Police denied that the civilian was a police informer.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201105300005). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as four, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 27, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from four to five, and the injuries for this attack from 27 to 37 to 33 to 38 to 45, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201105300006). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as four, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 27, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from four to five, and the injuries for this attack from 27 to 37 to 33 to 38 to 45, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. Civilians were also targeted in the attack. It is unclear whether or not the civilians were all Afghanistan or if Italians civilians were also targeted.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201106030013).  The available sources listed the number of hostages taken for these attacks cumulatively as three, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201106030014).  The available sources listed the number of hostages taken for these attacks cumulatively as three, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. One of the villagers identified only as Ansari was later released and the status of the other two hostages is unknown.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201106080021). The injured persons were identified as two minor girls identified as nine-year old Hina and 10-year-old Nazima.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201106110005). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 35, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 80, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the number of nearby shops damages in these attacks cumulatively as 20, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201106110006). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 35, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 80, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the number of nearby shops damages in these attacks cumulatively as 20, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201106230003). The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 21 to 23, and the injuries for this attack from 82 to 107, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 10, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 41, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201106230004). The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 21 to 23, and the injuries for this attack from 82 to 107, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 21, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 82, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201107060003). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 5, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 2, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201107060004). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as five, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as two, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201107220015). Two hostages were found beheaded on 07/24/2011 and the status of the remaining hostages is unknown.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201108180013). The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 20 to 24, and the injuries for this attack from seven to 12, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201108180014). The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 20 to 24, and the injuries for this attack from seven to 12, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201108210011). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as two, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as four, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201108210012). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as two, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as four, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201108250001). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as seven, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201108250002). The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as seven, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201110270006). The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 18 to 34, and the injuries for this attack from 45 to 72, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. ISVG Event ID 1145643). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 28, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 57, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf. ISVG Event ID 1145644). The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 28, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 57, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related attacks (cf.200812180015).  The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from between 45 and 54 to 41, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.  The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as two, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 41, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.  The Moro Islamic Front denied responsibility for the attack.
This was one of two related attacks (cf.200902060005).  Article details six hostages being released by FARC the first week of February, but it is unclear whether the hostages released were the ones that were taken from this incident.
This was one of two related attacks (cf.201012120002). It is unknown if the primary target of this attack was the the provincial council government building or police officers.
This was one of two related attacks in Karachi on May 1, 2002 (cf. 200205010003-04). Two more small bombings occurred at Karachi shops the following day, May 2, 2002. The Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) had called for a general strike against several local businesses prior to the attacks. One fatality and 21 injuries resulted from these four bombing attacks.
This was one of two related attacks in Karachi on May 1, 2002 (cf. 200205010003-04). Two more small bombings occurred near Karachi shops the following day, May 2, 2002. The Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) had called for a general strike of several Karachi businesses prior to the bombings. There was one fatality and 21 injuries caused by these four bomb attacks.
This was one of two related attacks in Madrid on 05/01/2002 (cf. 200205010001-02). Less than an hour after this explosion another car was blown up in the southern part of the city. The second explosion appeared to be an attempt to destroy evidence from the first bombing. The attack at Bernabeu Stadium generated great media attention for the Euskadi ta Askatasuna (ETA) cause because the soccer match being played that day was of great importance and all of Europe was be paying attention. The perpetrator who made the warning phone call, Imanol Miner Villanueva, along with fellow perpetrator Guillermo San Argimiro were both arrested and sentenced to 25 years in prison, Spain's maximum sentence for their crime.
This was one of two related attacks in Madrid on 05/01/2002 (cf. 200205010001-02). The main bombing was done about an hour earlier at Madrid's Bernabeu soccer stadium where an important match was to be played later in the evening. This car explosion appeared to be an attempt by the perpetrators to destroy evidence of the earlier bombing. The perpetrator who made the warning phone call, Imanol Miner Villanueva, along with fellow perpetrator Guillermo San Argimiro were both arrested and sentenced to 25 years in prison, Spain's maximum sentence for their crime.
This was one of two related attacks. (cf. 200108070002; 200108070018). Lashkar-e Taiba and Hizb-ul-Mujahideen, two other Islamist separatist organizations in Kashmir, condemned the attacks. Lashkar-e-Jabbar said the attack was the beginning of a campaign to prevent immodest dress among Kashmiri women.
This was one of two related cases (cf: [200406240002]). Muslim Militants were suspected in the attack.
This was one of two related cases (cf: [99809090001-2). This incident occurred despite the declaration of a cease-fire the previous week.
This was one of two related incidents (cf. 200005210005-06). This attack also occurred less than three hours after an explosion at a Manila mall (cf. 200005210001).
This was one of two related incidents (cf. 200006020003).
This was one of two related incidents (cf. 200006020004).
This was one of two related incidents (cf. 200105290005-06). The Vice Chairman of Lampung's Golkar Party, Martubi Makki, said that the bombing was intended to instigate chaos, and to intimidate the Golkar Party, discouraging them from moving towards impeaching Indonesian President Abdurrahman Wahid.
This was one of two related incidents (cf. 200306220002; 200306220004). Reports did not specific which incident caused the injury, so the figure have been divided evenly across both cases in order to preserve the statistical accuracy of the database.
This was one of two related incidents (cf. 200408120001-2). The number of injuries were reported collectively for these related incidents, so the figures have been divided evenly between the cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one of two related incidents (cf. 200412090002). Although the attacks were unclaimed, local police believed that the Communist, New People's Army (NPA), was behind the attack.  The 36th anniversary of the NPA insurgency was on December 26, 2005 and police believed that the group was planning on stepping up attacks in honor of that date. Later that night, unidentified men, probably belonging to the New People's Army (NPA), sprayed a police checkpoint with bullets in Olongapo City in Subic also in the north, killing two policemen and a security guard and seriously wounding two other policemen. The NPA had approximately 8,600 members across the Philippines at the time of the attack.
This was one of two related incidents (cf. 200506280001).  The names of the other two victims were Muhammad Dulasa and Yudsalan Majae.
This was one of two related incidents occurring in Algeria's Tiaret Province on May 1, 2002 (cf. 200205010007-08). Unfortunately, there is not much information about how the perpetrators actually committed these acts. The only report on the incident stated that the attackers were "armed." This was one of two attacks on this night, with a total of 31 killed and 5 injured. Also, there had been a similar attack a week before on April 24, 2002 in the same region in which 16 Algerian civilians had been killed.
This was one of two related incidents. The casualty numbers were divided equally across the incidents. The number of wounded could not be determined.
This was one of two related suicide bombing attacks in Khandahar (cf. 200510100003). Shah Agha had been a known supporter of US backed Afghan President Hamid Karzai.
This was one of two rockets fired around the same time from Shamkat Mountain in Alishang (District). --The head of the Laghman Education Department, Aseroddin Hotak, said that one of the rockets struck a school building in the city, and damaged its windows, but caused no casualties. And it isn't clear whether this was an intended target. --Provincial Intelligence Department, Jahan Shah blamed the Taliban for stepped up attacks in the province to disrupt activities in the province.
This was one of two similar attacks in two days, both of which were either claimed by or attributed to Oglaigh na hEireann. The other attack is identified as 201204260002.
This was one of two similar attacks in two days, both of which were either claimed by or attributed to Oglaigh na hEireann. The other attack is identified as 201204270022.
This was one of two suicide car bombings of that day (200605180002).  The governor of Ghazni suspected the Taliban, but no claim of responsibility was made.  The source argues that these victims were not the real targets.  The perpetrator reportedly was trying to strike an Afghan Military base.
This was one of two Tamil Tiger suspected incidents involving the use of Claymore mines used against police/military forces (200605250007).  The report stated that at least two soldiers and one policemen were killed.  The report also mentions that this attack occurred just ahead of a visit to Sri Lanka by Norwegian peace envoy Erik Solheim for talks between the government and the Tamil Tigers concerning a four-year cease-fire.
This was one of two unrelated car bombs that were defused in Baqubah on this day.
This was one two related attacks (cf. 201109070006). On 09/09/2011, five of the hostages were released and two were killed on suspicion of being police informers. The available sources listed the hostages for these attacks cumulatively as seven, and the number of hostages killed for these attacks cumulatively as two, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one two related attacks (cf. 201109070007). On 09/09/2011, five of the hostages were released and two were killed on suspicion of being police informers. The available sources listed the hostages for these attacks cumulatively as seven, and the number of hostages killed for these attacks cumulatively as two, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
This was one two related bombings (cf. 200511290001). The bombings took place outside heavily guarded law courts in what appeared to be a warning to judges and lawyers involved in trying dozens of detained Islamists accused of bomb attacks across the country. After detonating the explosives attached to his body, the bomber was severely injured, but did not die immediately. Authorities attempted to save his life, but he died later as a result of his self-inflicted injuries.
This was one two related bombings (cf. 200511290002). The bombings took place outside heavily guarded law courts in what appeared to be a warning to judges and lawyers involved in trying dozens of detained Islamists accused of bomb attacks across the country.
This was part of a FARC campaign to disrupt upcoming local and provincial elections.
This was part of a multiple attack 197004190001, 197004190003, and 197004190004.  Although leftists, rightists, Blacks, and Whites have been accused of being perpetrators of the bombings, the general consensus is that the attack was carried out by White Racists.  This attack had a great psychological affect on the city of Seattle.  The mayor enforced the notion that the citizens of the Emerald City were "frightened" and needed answers.  There was an attempted bombing against the same realty office a month later (197005150004).
This was part of a multiple attack 197004190002, 197004190003, and 197004190004.  Although leftists, rightists, Blacks, and Whites have been accused of being perpetrators of the bombings, the general consensus is that the attack was carried out by White Racists.  This attack had a great psychological affect on the city of Seattle.  The mayor enforced the notion that the citizens of the Emerald City were "frightened" and needed answers.
This was part of a multiple attack with 197004190001, 197004190002, and 197004190003.  Although leftists, rightists, Blacks, and Whites have been accused of being perpetrators of the bombing, the general consensus is that the attack was carried out by White Racists.  This attack had a great psychological affect on the city of Seattle.  The mayor enforced the notion that the citizens of the Emerald City were "frightened" and needed answers.  Two months before this attack, the Seattle home of State Senator Fred Dore, a white legislator in a Black community, was also bombed (197002060002).
This was part of a multiple attack with 197004190001, 197004190002, and 197004190004.  Although leftists, rightists, Blacks, and Whites have been accused of being perpetrators of the bombings, the general consensus is that the attack was carried out by White Racists.  This attack had a great psychological affect on the city of Seattle.  The mayor enforced the notion that the citizens of the Emerald City were "frightened" and needed answers.
This was part of a multiple attack with 197105110003.  Hours before the incident, the Glendale Savings and Loan in Los Angeles was bombed (197105110002).  The bomb extinguished itself before it caused any damage.
This was part of a multiple attack with 197105110004.  Hours before the incident, the Glendale Savings and Loan in Los Angeles was bombed (197105110002).  The Chicano Liberation Front claimed credit for the incident in a tape recording sent to the Los Angeles Free Press.  The CLF stated that they were "fed up with our people being treated like dogs." However, authorities could not confirm if the CLF actually committed the attack.
This was part of a multiple attack with 197108280003.  The bomb detonated around 2:02 AM.  A caller claiming to be from the Weathermen warned authorities of the bombing right before the incident.  The Weathermen also claimed the bombing in a letter to the San Francisco Chronicle.  Authorities did not believe that this incident related was to the bombing of the State Department of Rehabilitation in San Mateo the same day  (197108280005).  George Jackson, an African American revolutionary, died attempting to break out of San Quentin prison.  His funeral was held the same day as the incident.  A San Francisco police officer was killed by the Black Liberation Army protesting George Jackson's death a day later (197108290001).
This was part of a series of attacks on foreigners in Russia around this time.
This was part of multiple attacks with incident 197003210001.  Both bombs were sent from Seattle and the letter bomb addressed to President Nixon stated that the Selective Service Offices were "next."
This was part of multiple attacks with incident 197003310003.  Both bombs were sent from Seattle and the letter bomb addressed to President Nixon stated that the Selective Service Offices were "next."
This was part of several related incidents: the first source states that there were several incidents where Iraqi security personnel were killed, an Iraqi civilian was killed by a makeshift bomb near a restaurant (cf. 200512060005), and there was an American contractor, Ronald Schulz, kidnapped that appeared to be on this date, but further evidence showed that it was in November. Concerning this incident, the news sources seem to think it was two policewomen who carried out the attack, but Al Qaida's claim of responsibility mentions two men. A U.S. contractor was hurt in the attack.
This was possibly one of two related attacks, but no definite link was made between them (cf. 200011150001; 200011160001). The hotel is located close many Embassies and Ambassadors' residences.
This was possibly one of two related incidents (cf. 200412140001; 200412150005). Reports varied on the casualty figures in these incidents.
This was probably a revenge killing.
This was related to other attacks in Gaza between Hamas and Fatah. See GTD case numbers 200612180002, 200612180004,  200612190002,  200612180008, 200612200003,  200612200004, and 2006122000012.
This was related to other attacks in Gaza between Hamas and Fatah. See GTD case numbers 200612180002, 200612180004,  200612190002,  200612180008, and 200612200003.
This was reportedly the first suicide attack against United Nations employees or vehicles in Afghanistan since 2001.  The two UN vehicles, which each contained only a driver, were headed back to Kandahar (Province) town from the airport 10 miles away when they were struck.
This was the eighth of eight arson attacks around Greece and the second of two attacks against German car dealerships in Athens on June 8 and may have been related to the concurrent G-8 summit in Germany. The Athens and Thessaloniki Arsonist Nuclei claimed credit for the attack in a text message sent to journalists at Elevtherotipia on June 9, stating the attacks were in response to the G-8 summit and the recent arrests of other arsonists. This was one of 8 related attacks (cf. 200706080024, 200706080025, 200706080026, 200706080027, 200706080028, 200706080029, and 200706080030).
This was the eighth of eight bombings or attempted bombings in Narathiwat Province on October 1 and the device was believed to have been triggered by a cellular phone. This was one of eight related attacks (cf. 200710010001, 200710010004, 200710010005, 200710010006, 200710010007, 200710010008, 200710010009).
This was the eighth of ten private schools burned in Yala on June 13. This was one of 10 related attacks (cf. 200706130041, 200706130042, 200706130042, 200706130043, 200706130044, 200706130045, 200706130046, 200706130048, 200706130049).
This was the fifth attack in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province in less than a week.
This was the fifth of eight arson attacks and the second of two attacks against Mercedes dealerships around Greece on June 8 and may have been related to the concurrent G-8 summit in Germany. The Athens and Thessaloniki Arsonist Nuclei claimed credit for the attack in a text message sent to journalists at Elevtherotipia on June 9, stating the attacks were in response to the G-8 summit and the recent arrests of other arsonists. This was one of 8 related attacks (cf. 200706080024, 200706080025, 200706080026, 200706080027, 200706080029, 200706080030, and 200706080031).
This was the fifth of eighth bombings or attempted bombings in Narathiwat Province on October 1. This was one of eight related attacks (cf. 200710010001, 200710010004, 200710010005, 200710010006, 200710010008, 200710010009, 200710010010).
This was the fifth of seven incidents of arson against public buildings in Sai Buri (District) on June 7. This was one of 7 related attacks (cf. 200706060021, 200706060022, 200706060023, 200706060024, 200706060026, and 200706060027).
This was the fifth of ten private schools burned in Yala on June 13. This was one of 10 related attacks (cf. 200706130041, 200706130042, 200706130042, 200706130043, 200706130045, 200706130046, 200706130047, 200706130048, 200706130049).
This was the first arson reported against a Planned Parenthood facility in the United States.  The attack was perpetrated against the only abortion clinic in the state of Minnesota.  The facility had previously been vandalized several times.  After the incident, abortion services at the facility were suspended for six months.
This was the first attack by the Euskadi ta Askatasuna (ETA) since the dismantling of its Andalucia Commando.
This was the first attack deep inside Chad after incidents near the Sudanese border the previous days. The government has said rebel groups in Chad are actually mercenaries and militia working on behalf of the Sudanese government, a charge that Sudan denies. Many defectors from the Chadian army joined the revel group since the previous October to topple President Deby.
This was the first attack in Tel Aviv, Israel since the suicide bombing at a disco on June 1, 2001 (cf. 200106010001).
This was the first attack on an Orthodox church in Albania.
This was the first case of a female suicide bomber in Iraq since the invasion in 2003.
This was the first killing of a tea garden official in the Surama valley where the tea industry was facing an increasing threat of extremist-related violence and extortions. This was one of four related attacks (cf. 199908030001; 199908040007; 199908200006-07). The Dima Halao Daoga (DHD) are a National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN)-backed group operating in the North Cachar Hills.
This was the first murder of security personnel in Northern Ireland since the IRA assassinated two policemen in June 1997.
This was the first of a series of two attacks against barbers in Zubair on June 4. A report on al-Sharqiyah on June 7 confirmed the killing of at least one barber, and that report and another by the Washington Post stated that at least 18 barbers had been killed since April by Sunni and Shi’i perpetrators averse to Western customs. This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200706040015).
This was the first of eight arson attacks against German-related targets around Greece on June 8 and may have been related to the concurrent G-8 summit in Germany. The Athens and Thessaloniki Arsonist Nuclei claimed credit for the attack in a text message sent to journalists at Elevtherotipia on June 9, stating the attacks were in response to the G-8 summit and the recent arrests of other arsonists. This was one of 8 related attacks (cf. 200706080025, 200706080026, 200706080027, 200706080028, 200706080029, 200706080030, and 200706080031).
This was the first of eight bombings or attempted bombings in Narathiwat Province on October 1 and the device was believed to have been triggered by a cellular phone. This was one of eight related attacks (cf. 200710010004, 200710010005, 200710010006, 200710010007, 200710010008, 200710010009, 200710010010).
This was the first of seven blasts related to the rally in Ghandi Maidan, with this explosion occurring at 9:30am.
This was the first of seven incidents of arson against public buildings in Sai Buri (District) on June 7. This was one of 7 related attacks (cf. 200706060022, 200706060023, 200706060024, 200706060025, 200706060026, and 200706060027).
This was the first of ten private schools burned in Yala on June 13. This was one of 10 related attacks (cf. 200706130041, 200706130042, 200706130043, 200706130044, 200706130045, 200706130046, 200706130047, 200706130048, 200706130049).
This was the first of three attacks against barbers in Jaamiat neighborhood on the evening of June 5. A report on al-Sharqiyah on June 7 and another by the Washington Post stated that at least 18 barbers had been killed since April by Sunni and Shi’i perpetrators averse to Western customs. This was one of 3 related attacks (cf. 200706050025 and 200706050026).
This was the first of three attacks against HAMAS government targets in Gaza on June 11. This was one of 3 related attacks (cf. 200706110019 and 200706110020).
This was the first of three attacks against Sunni mosques in Iskandariya on June 13 and may have come in retaliation for the bombing of the al-Askari Shrine in Samarra earlier in the day. This was one of 3 related attacks (cf. 200706130023 and 200706130025).
This was the first of three attacks against Sunni mosques in Iskandariya on June 14 and the second of two attacks against the al-Hateen Mosque in less than 24 hours. The civilians were wounded by shrapnel from the explosion blowing into their apartment and the attack likely came as retaliation for the bombing of the Askari Shrine in Samarra on June 13. This was one of 3 related attacks (cf. 200706140007 and 200706140008).
This was the first of three bombings in Assam State on October 1 and was followed by anti-ULFA rioting and the lynching of an UFLA commander in Jaraguri. This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200710010011, 200710010012).
This was the first of three IEDs detonated against the patrol in Pattani Province on June 13, all of which were triggered by cell phone signals. This was one of 3 related attacks (cf. 200706130059 and 2000706130060).
This was the first of three similar attacks targeting Christian Al-Bayrak employees in Sadiqabad neighborhood of Rawalpindi in 2017. The other related incidents occurred on August 18, 2017 and November 11, 2017.
This was the first of two 'explosive charge' attacks on Iraqi police forces on this day (cf. 200512310002) and the third 'bombing' in two days (cf. 200512300004). Two civilians were also hurt, but the source maintains that the Police Forces were the target.
This was the first of two attack targeting the institute within a five day period.
This was the first of two attack targeting Zaidi in the month of September. He was killed in the second incident.
This was the first of two attacks against Muslim schoolteachers in Thailand on June 12. The attack may have been in revenge for the killing of two Buddhist schoolteachers on June 11. This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200706110034).
This was the first of two attacks against personnel of Al-Sadr Religious University on October 5, 2007.
This was the first of two attacks on Dhaka University over the course of two days. The other attack is identified as 201301290018. Sources indicate that Jatiytabadi Chhatra Dal (JCD) is affiliated with Jamaat-e-Islami.
This was the first of two attacks on the Imam Ali al-Hadi and Hassan al-Askari Shrine on June 13. This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200706130002).
This was the first of two attacks targeting the party headquarters in Kirkuk during the same week. The headquarters was also targeted with a grenade on October 12, 2017.
This was the first of two bombs emplaced in Karak on October 11. This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200710110006).
This was the first of two grenade attacks against a Somali-Ethiopian Army patrol in the area on June 4. The Mujahedin Youth Movement claimed responsibility for the attack in a post to a jihadist website on June 5. This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200706040036).
This was the first of two Qassam rockets launched from Gaza at Sderot on June 14. This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200706140034).
This was the first of two suicide car bomb attacks in close proximity in Abu Ghraib on June 7.  This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200706060045).
This was the first of two suicide car bombings at gas stations in Baghdad on 6/10/2007. This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200706100008).
This was the first of two times that Aditi was stabbed in 2017, the second incident occurred on December 16, 2017.
This was the first of two unsuccessful attempts to derail a train in Yala on June 6 using this tactic. This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200706060025).
This was the first suicide attack carried out by TIKKO.
This was the first time since the resumption of Muslim unrest in southern Thailand that a revenge attack was claimed.
This was the first time when a Minister has been targeted by militants in India's Kashmir region.
This was the fourth assassination attempt on Jamir
This was the fourth attack in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province in less than a week.
This was the fourth bombing attempt in Cauca department in three days. The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) claimed responsibility for two attacks carried out during the preceding two days.
This was the fourth of a series of four attacks against barbers in Abu al-Khasib on June 4. A report on al-Sharqiyah on June 7 confirmed at least one of the killings, and that report and another by the Washington Post stated that at least 18 barbers had been killed since April by Sunni and Shi’i perpetrators averse to Western customs. This was one of 4 related attacks (cf. 200706040016, 200706040017, 200706040018).
This was the fourth of eight arson attacks and the first of two attacks against Mercedes dealerships around Greece on June 8 and may have been related to the concurrent G-8 summit in Germany. The Athens and Thessaloniki Arsonist Nuclei claimed credit for the attack in a text message sent to journalists at Elevtherotipia on June 9, stating the attacks were in response to the G-8 summit and the recent arrests of other arsonists. This was one of 8 related attacks (cf. 200706080024, 200706080025, 200706080026, 200706080028, 200706080029, 200706080030, and 200706080031).
This was the fourth of seven incidents of arson against public buildings in Sai Buri (District) on June 7. This was one of 7 related attacks (cf. 200706060021, 200706060022, 200706060023, 200706060025, 200706060026, and 200706060027).
This was the fourth of ten private schools burned in Yala on June 13. This was one of 10 related attacks (cf. 200706130041, 200706130042, 200706130042, 200706130044, 200706130045, 200706130046, 200706130047, 200706130048, 200706130049).
This was the latest in a rash of letter bombs sent to animal-related industries and workers.
This was the latest of 33 attacks on the supermarket firm over the past four years. Edgar Eugene Pearce was a blackmailer and bomber, who was convicted of the Mardi Gra bombings after admitting a three-year blackmail and terror campaign in the London area between December 1994 and April 1998. Pearce was labeled the Mardi Gra bomber because he often left a calling card containing the phrase "Welcome to the Mardi Gra experience."
This was the ninth of ten private schools burned in Yala on June 13. This was one of 10 related attacks (cf. 200706130041, 200706130042, 200706130042, 200706130043, 200706130044, 200706130045, 200706130046, 200706130047, 200706130049).
This was the ninth suicide attack of it's kind in two weeks.
This was the second attack against the China International Water and Electric Corporation company in this month.
This was the second attack against US military personnel in Puerto Rico in four months but it is unclear whether this attack was linked to the December attack of a Navy Bus as that incident was claimed by three different Puerto Rican nationalist groups.
This was the second attack in a month on US interests in Nepal.   On November 29, 2001 Maoists planted two bombs at a Coca-Cola factory on Kathmandu's outskirts, and caused damage but no casualties.   At the time of the attack the United States had steadfastly backed Nepal's crack-down on Maoist rebels, who broke a four-month ceasefire November 24, 2001 with a spate of attacks on the army and police.
This was the second attack in Bolivia in the past two weeks (cf. 200712150006) against a government building. Apparently there was great unrest in the country because several regions were announcing their autonomy from the central government.
This was the second attack on a Freeport Indonesia vehicle in a week.
This was the second attack on this target. The other incident is identified as 201301130010.
This was the second attack on United Nations-African Union Mission in Darfur (UNAMID) peacekeepers in the span of five days.
This was the second attack targeting the institute within a five day period.
This was the second attempt to attack the plant in the month.
This was the second bomb explosion in Pakistan in two days. The government has blamed Indian intelligence agents for the blasts and other acts of terrorism.
This was the second incident at Bayero University within two days. The other incident is 201204290001.
This was the second of a series of four attacks against barbers in Abu al-Khasib on June 4. A report on al-Sharqiyah on June 7 confirmed at least one of the killings, and that report and another by the Washington Post stated that at least 18 barbers had been killed since April by Sunni and Shi’i perpetrators averse to Western customs. This was one of 4 related attacks (cf. 200706040016, 200706040018, 200706040019).
This was the second of a series of two attacks against barbers in Zubair on June 4. A report on al-Sharqiyah on June 7 confirmed the killing of at least one barber, and that report and another by the Washington Post stated that at least 18 barbers had been killed since April by Sunni and Shi’i perpetrators averse to Western customs. This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200706040014).
This was the second of eight arson attacks against German-related targets around Greece on June 8 and may have been related to the concurrent G-8 summit in Germany. The Athens and Thessaloniki Arsonist Nuclei claimed credit for the attack in a text message sent to journalists at Elevtherotipia on June 9, stating the attacks were in response to the G-8 summit and the recent arrests of other arsonists. This was one of 8 related attacks (cf. 200706080024, 200706080026, 200706080027, 200706080028, 200706080029, 200706080030, and 200706080031).
This was the second of eight bombings or attempted bombings in Narathiwat Province on October 1 and the device was believed to have been triggered by a cellular phone. This was one of eight related attacks (cf. 200710010001, 200710010005, 200710010006, 200710010007, 200710010008, 200710010009, 200710010010).
This was the second of seven incidents of arson against public buildings in Sai Buri (District) on June 7. This was one of 7 related attacks (cf. 200706060021, 200706060023, 200706060024, 200706060025, 200706060026, and 200706060027).
This was the second of ten private schools burned in Yala on June 13. This was one of 10 related attacks (cf. 200706130040, 200706130042, 200706130043, 200706130044, 200706130045, 200706130046, 200706130047, 200706130048, 200706130049).
This was the second of three attacks against barbers in Jaamiat neighborhood on the evening of June 5. A report on al-Sharqiyah on June 7 and another by the Washington Post stated that at least 18 barbers had been killed since April by Sunni and Shi’i perpetrators averse to Western customs. This was one of 3 related attacks (cf. 200706050024 and 200706050026).
This was the second of three attacks against HAMAS government targets in Gaza on June 11 and may have been an attempt to assassinate HAMAS member Bassem Naim, the Palestinian Authority Minister of Sports and Youth, who fled the building with his bodyguards. This was one of 3 related attacks (cf. 200706110018 and 200706110020).
This was the second of three attacks against Sunni mosques in Iskandariya on June 13 and may have come in retaliation for the bombing of the al-Askari Shrine in Samarra earlier in the day. This was one of 3 related attacks (cf. 200706130022 and 200706130025).
This was the second of three attacks against Sunni mosques in Iskandariya on June 14. The attack likely came as retaliation for the bombing of the Askari Shrine in Samarra on June 13. This was one of 3 related attacks (cf. 200706140006 and 200706140008).
This was the second of three bombings in Assam State on October 1 and was followed by anti-UFLA rioting and the lynching of an ULFA commander in Jaraguri. This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200710010002, 200710010012).
This was the second of three similar attacks targeting Christian Al-Bayrak employees in Sadiqabad neighborhood of Rawalpindi in 2017. The other related incidents occurred on June 3, 2017 and November 11, 2017.
This was the second of two attack targeting Zaidi in the month of September. He was not harmed in the first incident.
This was the second of two attacks against Muslim schoolteachers in Thailand on June 12 and came a day after three Buddhist schoolteachers were killed in two incidents in southern Thailand. This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200706110033).
This was the second of two attacks against personnel of Al-Sadr Religious University on October 5, 2007.
This was the second of two attacks against Weena busses in Davao del Sur on June 15 and may have been the end result of an extortion attempt against the bus company, which had received a threatening letter on June 13. This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200706150003).
This was the second of two attacks on Dhaka University over the course of two days. The other attack is identified as 201301290018. Sources indicate that Jatiytabadi Chhatra Dal (JCD) is affiliated with Jamaat-e-Islami.
This was the second of two attacks targeting the party headquarters in Kirkuk during the same week. The headquarters was also targeted with a grenade on October 9, 2017.
This was the second of two grenade attacks against a Somali-Ethiopian Army patrol in the area on June 4. The Mujahedin Youth Movement claimed responsibility for the attack in a post to a jihadist website on June 5. This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200706040038).
This was the second of two Qassam rockets launched from Gaza at Sderot on June 14. This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200706140035).
This was the second of two suicide car bombings at gas stations in Baghdad on 6/10/2007. This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200706100007).
This was the second of two unsuccessful attempts to derail a train in Yala on June 6 using this tactic. This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200706060024).
This was the second of two verified attempts to derail trains in southern Thailand on June 4 and was averted when Thai rail authorities stopped all train traffic in southern Thailand after a successful derailment in Khok Pho (District), Pattani Province, Thailand. This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200706040009).
This was the second police station bombing in Cape Town in a week (cf.199901280001).
This was the second time Babar Ali Khan Mohmand's home was attacked within a week. The other incident is identified as 201303200005.
This was the second time in two days that such actions were taken because of possible attacks.
This was the second time in two months that Abdul Sattar Khan Noorzi was attacked. The other attack is 201308210039.
This was the second time that someone called from Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) claiming responsibility for an attack.
This was the second time that Stockly had been abducted in Timbuktu. The first incident occurred on April 15, 2012 (201204150018).
This was the second time that this convoy was attacked. The previous incident occurred the night before in another area of Lower Shebelle.
This was the second time that Valdiviezo was attacked. The other incident is identified as 201304100008.
This was the second time that victim, George King, was targeted at his armored truck, merely by chance; the perpetrators did not know he would be driving the truck again, as in the robbery in March.  Additionally, one day prior to this robbery, the perpetrators bombed Embassy Theater, a theater showing pornographic movies in downtown Seattle, as a diversionary tactic for this robbery (198404220016).  Around 11am, the perpetrators called the Embassy Theater warning of a second bomb (although no bomb was present), hoping the police would take the threat seriously due to the bomb from the day before.  An hour later, around 12pm, about three hours prior to the robbery, the perpetrators unloaded several boxes of roofing nails into a highway tunnel, hoping to cause a traffic jam due to flat tires, and further divert police.  However, the traffic jam failed, and traffic proceeded as usual. Around 3:00pm, the robbery took place. All the perpetrators except Mathews and Parmenter were eventually captured, convicted and sentenced for their crimes.  Mathews died in a fire in the midst of a shoot out with police, when he refused to surrender, and Parmenter became a star witness for the prosecution in the Seattle trial, but was sentenced to prison time for his other crimes while in The Order.
This was the second time the camp was attacked in two days.
This was the second time the two ten year-old boys were arrested for attempting to conduct a suicide attack. President Hamid Karzai had pardoned them the previous summer for their first attempt. The Taliban had told them that they would not be harmed upon detonating their suicide vests, though others would.
This was the seventh candidate that the Taliban had killed over the past two months.
This was the seventh of eight arson attacks around Greece and the first of two attacks against German car dealerships in Athens on June 8 and may have been related to the concurrent G-8 summit in Germany. The Athens and Thessaloniki Arsonist Nuclei claimed credit for the attack in a text message sent to journalists at Elevtherotipia on June 9, stating the attacks were in response to the G-8 summit and the recent arrests of other arsonists. This was one of 8 related attacks (cf. 200706080024, 200706080025, 200706080026, 200706080027, 200706080028, 200706080029, and 200706080031).
This was the seventh of eight bombings or attempted bombings in Narathiwat Province on October 1 and the device was believed to have been triggered by a cellular phone. This was one of eight related attacks (cf. 200710010001, 200710010004, 200710010005, 200710010006, 200710010007, 200710010008, 200710010010).
This was the seventh of seven incidents of arson against public buildings in Sai Buri (District) on June 7.This was one of 7 related attacks (cf. 200706060022, 200706060023, 200706060024, 200706060025, 200706060026, and 200706060026).
This was the seventh of ten private schools burned in Yala on June 13. This was one of 10 related attacks (cf. 200706130041, 200706130042, 200706130042, 200706130043, 200706130044, 200706130045, 200706130047, 200706130048, 200706130049).
This was the sixth of eight arson attacks around Greece on June 8 and may have been related to the concurrent G-8 summit in Germany. The Athens and Thessaloniki Arsonist Nuclei claimed credit for the attack in a text message sent to journalists at Elevtherotipia on June 9, stating the attacks were in response to the G-8 summit and the recent arrests of other arsonists. This was one of 8 related attacks (cf. 200706080024, 200706080025, 200706080026, 200706080027, 200706080028, 200706080030, and 200706080031).
This was the sixth of eight bombings or attempted bombings in Narathiwat Province on October 1 and the device was believed to have been triggered by a cellular phone. This was one of eight related attacks (cf. 200710010001, 200710010004, 200710010005, 200710010006, 200710010007, 200710010009, 200710010010).
This was the sixth of seven incidents of arson against public buildings in Sai Buri (District) on June 7. This was one of 7 related attacks (cf. 200706060021, 200706060022, 200706060023, 200706060024, 200706060025, and 200706060027).
This was the sixth of ten private schools burned in Yala on June 13. This was one of 10 related attacks (cf. 200706130041, 200706130042, 200706130042, 200706130043, 200706130044, 200706130046, 200706130047, 200706130048, 200706130049).
This was the tenth of ten private schools burned in Yala on June 13. This was one of 10 related attacks (cf. 200706130041, 200706130042, 200706130042, 200706130043, 200706130044, 200706130045, 200706130046, 200706130047, 200706130048).
This was the third attempt on Madani's life.
This was the third attempt on the life of a representative of the Yelizovo administration. The first occurred in March 1998, when Yelizovo Mayor, Aleksandr Polozov, was injured in an explosion. In December 1998, the Head of the Yelizovo Education Directorate, Viktor Chayka, was seriously beaten by unknown perpetrators.
This was the third bomb attack on the LDK branch offices in Decan in recent months.
This was the third explosion targeting British civilians in less than a month, renewing fears that anti-Western terrorists were singling out the 26,000-strong British community. Christopher Rodway was killed in a car bomb attack in Riyadh on November 17, 2000. Five days later, three Britons and an Irish woman were injured when a bomb tore through their car in Riyadh. The Saudi authorities, who often try to play down threats to the Kingdom's security, blamed personal, rather than political, motives for the first two attacks.
This was the third incident to occur in Israel during this day (200605180005, 200605180006).  This source also mentions that there was a terrorist threat to the city of Jerusalem and that a 25 kilogram bomb was found near the Gaza strip.  Israel was launching an offensive against Palestinian terrorist groups around this time and they appear to be attacking back.  This incident had no official group claim responsibility, the source just states that 'Palestinians' were the perpetrators.
This was the third of a series of four attacks against barbers in Abu al-Khasib on June 4. A report on al-Sharqiyah on June 7 confirmed at least one of the killings, and that report and another by the Washington Post stated that at least 18 barbers had been killed since April by Sunni and Shi’i perpetrators averse to Western customs. This was one of 4 related attacks (cf. 200706040016, 200706040017, 200706040019).
This was the third of eight arson attacks around Greece on June 8 and may have been related to the concurrent G-8 summit in Germany. The Athens and Thessaloniki Arsonist Nuclei claimed credit for the attack in a text message sent to journalists at Elevtherotipia on June 9, stating the attacks were in response to the G-8 summit and the recent arrests of other arsonists. This was one of 8 related attacks (cf. 200706080024, 200706080025, 200706080027, 200706080028, 200706080029, 200706080030, and 200706080031).
This was the third of eight bombings or attempted bombings in Narathiwat Province on October 1 and the device was believed to have been triggered by a cellular phone. This was one of eight related attacks (cf. 200710010001, 200710010004, 200710010006, 200710010007, 200710010008, 200710010009, 200710010010).
This was the third of seven incidents of arson against public buildings in Sai Buri (District) on June 7. This was one of 7 related attacks (cf. 200706060021, 200706060022, 200706060024, 200706060025, 200706060026, and 200706060027).
This was the third of ten private schools burned in Yala on June 13.  This was one of 10 related attacks (cf. 200706130040, 200706130041, 200706130043, 200706130044, 200706130045, 200706130046, 200706130047, 200706130048, 200706130049).
This was the third of three attacks against barbers in Jaamiat neighborhood on the evening of June 5. A report on al-Sharqiyah on June 7 and another by the Washington Post stated that at least 18 barbers had been killed since April by Sunni and Shi’i perpetrators averse to Western customs. This was one of 3 related attacks (cf. 200706050024 and 200706050025).
This was the third of three attacks against Sunni mosques in Iskandariya on June 13 and may have come in retaliation for the bombing of the al-Askari Shrine in Samarra earlier in the day. This was one of 3 related attacks (cf. 200706130022 and 200706130023).
This was the third of three attacks against Sunni mosques in Iskandariya on June 14. The attack likely came as retaliation for the bombing of the Askari Shrine in Samarra on June 13. This was one of 3 related attacks (cf. 200706140006 and 200706140007).
This was the third of three bombings in Assam State on October 1 and was followed by anti-UFLA rioting and the lynching of an ULFA commander in Jaraguri. This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200710010002, 200710010011).
This was the third of three such attacks. The other incidents are 201301260012 and 201301260013.
This was the third time a school was blown up in five days.
This was the third time in a two year period that Marjorie Reed set a fire at the Toledo Medical Services abortion clinic (198512310002 and 198706080015).
This was the third time in the last 15 months that this bridge was bombed by the ELN.
This was the twelfth successful attack on the pipeline in a year, since President Hosni Mubarak was ousted in February 2011.
This was the worst suicide bomb in Iraq since the inception of the Iraq war in 2003.  The most people were killed in this single bombing than any others
Those abducted were identified as Pushpa Sharma, Pawan Singh, Sunil Singh, Shia Ram, Rurna Ram, and Tikloo.
Those captured were identified as Nirmal Singh, Kagress Singh, Praveen Sharma, Alam Ansari, Shiraj Ansari, and Umesh Sharma.
Those kidnapped were Production Manager Sarbjit Rana, Manufacturing Manager Prabhakar Shah and Commercial Manager D M Limbu.
Those killed and injured were all Afghan nationals.
Those killed by the rebels were said to have been cooperating with the administration.
Those killed in the blast were identified as DSPs Zahir Shah Kazmi and Ghulam Muhammad, television journalist Malik Arif, Anti-Terrorism Force head constable Muhammad Hussain, Constable Muhammad Haadi, Haji Dawood, Muhammad Mujtaba and Yar Muhammad. Member of National Assembly (MNA) belonging to Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) Agha Nasir Shah and four journalists Khalil Ahmed, Noor Elahi Bugti, Malik Sohail and Salman Ashraf had been injured in the blast. The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 11 to 35, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 8 to 11, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
Those killed included Ferhan Bulut, Sukru Tuna, Idris Yeter, and Bilal Comert and those injured were Levent Gunhan, Murat Cicek, Mehmet Orhan, Nihat Arslan, and Mustafa Demirci.
Those killed included Malik's daughter Irfana and his sister-in-law Aisha.
Those killed included Privates Tomy and Irawadi.
Those killed were Brahimi Badra, Brahimi Ahmed, Brahimi Kheira, and Brahimi Mohamed. The family members wounded were Brahimi Abdelkader and Brahimi Aicha.
Those killed were two foreign workers,  two Indians and a Sri Lankan. This blast occurs 5 days after a similar event and less than one month after the assassination of former Prime Minister, Rafik Hariri.
Those shot included Pathmanathan Vinodini (11), who later died from her injuries while she was being transferred from Batticaloa hospital to Polannaruwa hospital.  Her sister, Selvarani, her brother-in-law, Poobalapillai Vivhanandan, and her one year old niece were shot and wounded.
Those who were killed were Senior Inspector Nasirudin Jailani, police officers Ferdinand Gumiran and Bander Majidul, and civilian Masudi Abdurahim. Those who were injured include Neptalie Roco and civilians Sherhan Hussin, Ridzmar Juilkarnain, Beri Sahbuddin and Radzmi Rajab.
Though a phone call was made to warn of the bomb, the group did not claim responsibility or even identify the caller/group over the phone; the explosion occurred at 5:00pm. This is a linked attack with the armored car robbery that followed the next day (198404230019). Though Yarbrough was the one who planted the bomb, Bruce Carroll Pierce, Andrew Virgil Barnhill, Randolph Duey, and Richard H. Kemp, all members of the group, also played active roles in the planning and execution of the bombing, even though many of them were acquitted in this particular case, including Yarbrough.  Gary Lee Yarbrough was convicted in 1985 for the crimes he committed while involved with The Order, and he was sentenced to 80 years. Pierce, Duey, Barnhill, and Kemp, were also convicted, and sentenced to 252 years, 100 years, 40 years and 60 years, respectively for their crimes during their involvement with the group.
Though Hizballah did not take explicit responsibility for this attack, the organization had previously threatened Samir Raslan, who was the second specific target of this attack.
Though one police officer was injured, the bomb-sniffing dog, a labrador, was instantly killed by the blast.
Though Shell had promised to clean-up the oil spill and dispense compensation, the protesters vowed to disrupt any efforts by Shell to resume operations until such measures had been taken. No further information was provided.
Though the Animal Liberation Front (ALF) claimed responsibility for the incident, and the perpetrators personally claimed to be members of the group, it is unknown if this claim was ever confirmed.  During court, some of the attorneys claimed that the perpetrators had no links to animal rights groups.
Though the notes left by ALF made no mention of the fire, an anonymous caller to a television station in Sacramento later claimed that ALF was responsible for the arson, so the incident was claimed by both letter and phone.
Though the rebels were killed in the explosion it did not seem to be a suicide bombing.
Though the Russian Embassy was attacked, the only casualites were Lebanese security forces protecting the Embassy.
Though the ski resort was not in operation at the time of the incident, the chairlift has the capability of holding 900 passengers on their way to the slopes and had the damage not been detected, serious injury, and even death may have occurred.  It is unclear if the group EMETIC is an offshoot of Earth First!; however, a member of the Earth First! group was arrested in regards to these incidents for donating funds to EMETIC. This incident is related to similar sabotage incidents at the Fairfield Snow Bowl ski area by the same perpetrators, one in October 1987, and another in November 1987.  All four perpetrators were tried and sentenced for these incidents of sabotage.
Though the specific motive of this attack is unknown, based on the circumstances it appears that the terrorists may have wanted to seize the money inside the truck and use it to their specific ends.
Though the target was unclear, possible targets included the nearby Army Unit post, the Director of a nearby brick plant (who was also a deputy in the People's Assembly of Dagestan), or a gas pipeline in the area. Although no group claimed responsibility for placing the bomb along the road, federal authorities noted that they had found anti-Russian literature a few days earlier in the area, which contained instructions to subversive groups of the so-called "Rebel Imam Army" to organize subversive operations against Russian troops.
Thought the attempted attack was not claimed by ALF,  the perpetrators were affiliated with the group. The men were caught in the parking lot of the Capitola City Hall at about 1:00am. The men pled guilty to possession of unregistered destructive devices and faced up to 10 years in prison and a fine of $250,000.
Thousands of Serbians protested the attack on the convoy
Three abductees bodies were found the night of the 1/14 while another was found on 1/15. The last two abductees were released on 1/15.
Three bodies, believed to be those of the hostages were found near the Ingushetia border on December 08, 1998.  The fourth hostage victim was not found. The fourth target was Stanley Shon of New Zealand. The four men were working in Grozny on contract for Chechen Telecom, a tele-communications company. The men were abducted by an armed gang that resisted on-site security. This kidnapping occurred two weeks after the high-profile release of kidnapped British relief workers Camilla Carr and Jon James.
Three cars of gunmen ambushed and kidnapped the three from Al-Haritha area north of Basra while they traveled in their car.
Three civilians aged 40, 41 and 17 were killed. According to the spokesman, Vantahramolai Uppudai road is a by-road in the Eravur Police division and Is not used by civilians for their daily transport needs. The police investigated further.
Three days before the firebombing, there was a racial slaying of an African American in Oxford which resulted in numerous demonstrations and riots.  Other incidents in Oxford include 197005260001, 197005260002, 197005130003, and 197005250001.
Three days before this incident, the Jewish Resistance Movement claimed credit for throwing a pipe bomb through the window of the same office (197205200003).
Three days earlier the same abortion facility was vandalized.  Within a two month period, there were three other attacks against abortion facilities in Ohio. (197801080005, 197802000006, and 197803010017)
Three days, the same perpetrator threw a Molotov cocktail into the same abortion clinic (199609010001).  The perpetrator claimed these two incidents as well as two other attacks against abortion clinics in the Tulsa area in a tape released to authorities (199701010006 and 199701190010).
Three different locations are offered for the incident in the reports: 1) In the village of Kamalai in the Sindhuli district, 90 kilometers (56 miles) east of Katmandu, 2) On a highway near Karkare village in Sindhuli district, 125 miles southeast of the capital, Katmandu, and 3) Near the village of Karkare in the Sindhuli district, 90 kilometers (56 miles) east of Katmandu. Three different number of injuries were also reported: 1) Six injured, 2) Fourteen injured, and 3) Thirty injured.
Three fire-fighting trucks were dispatched to the two-story school but firefighters were unable to contain the blaze which eventually destroyed classrooms, a library and educational supplies. No casualties were reported.
Three foreign employees from Italy, Kenya, and the United Kingdom also in the vehicle were left behind.
Three hostages were killed on the morning of September 12, 2013. The fate of the fourth hostage is unknown.
Three hostages were later released and one, a civilian identified as Sapaura Sirika from Jidipadar village, was killed by having his throat slit. The most recent available sources listed the majority date for this attack from 06/23/2011 to 06/24/2011, so the majority date reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
Three hostages were released and the status of the two remaining hostages is unknown.
Three hostages were released on 10/24/2010; while the status of the two remaining hostages is unknown.
Three hours before Shimon Peres was scheduled to speak, an anonymous caller (later determined to be Harry Shapiro) claiming to represent the American Friends of the Islamic Jihad warned the Jacksonville police that there were two bombs placed at the Synagogue.  The caller stated, "one (bomb) is at the front hallway.  Find it and you'll know we are serious.  You will not find the other."  Authorities subsequently search the building but did not discover any bombs.  When the device was discovered nine days later, it was accompanied by a note with Shapiro's grievances.  He was against Israel's participation in and Peres' support of the Middle East peace process.  Shapiro claimed that the bomb was "incapable of exploding" but the authorities could not determine if the device was, in fact, a hoax.
Three members of HAMAS, including Ismaiyel Abu-Shanab, one of the senior members of the movement, were arrested following this attack.
Three men were inside the first vehicle, a KIA, that exploded in front of the Interior Ministry building.
Three men, a woman and three children, between the ages of eight and thirteen, died in the blast. Reports different on whether the vehicle was a van or an auto-rickshaw.
Three militiamen and an unknown number of gunmen were killed in this incident.
Three minutes after the bomb detonated, a man called the authorities warning that an explosion would occur within three minutes.  Police officials were unsure if the phone call was connected to the incident or a coincidence.  More security was placed in the Hall of Justice as a result of the bombing.  Hours before this incident, a bomb was thrown at the Orange County Courthouse in Santa Ana California (197009040005).
Three months earlier, a BMPJ patrol was the target of a bombing on a nearby road (200611130007).
Three more bombing attacks occurred in Bangladesh the following day on October 3, 2005 (cf. 200510030002, 200510030003, 200510030004).
Three of the 13 children escaped from their captors on about 11/01/2009.  The remaing 10 children escaped from their captors on 11/16/2010.  The children were kept in Dogar area of Tirah Valley in Pakistan's lawless tribal reion of Khyber Agency.
Three of the captives were later released at an unspecified date and the status of the other hostages is unknown.
Three of the FC soldiers were identified as Subedar Habibur Rehman, Naib Subedar Shoukat Ali, and Lance Naik Dost Ali.
Three of the hostage victims were killed on September 12, 2014. One of the victims was released on September 15, 2014. The fate of the remaining sixteen victims is unknown.
Three of the hostage victims were killed. The other hostage was released.
Three of the hostages were released a few hours later on August 25, 2013. The fate of the other victim is unknown.
Three of the hostages were released on May 16, 2011. The fate of the remaining hostage is unknown.
Three of the hostages were released on September 28, 2013. The other hostage was killed on the same day.
Three of the hostages were released several hours after the abduction. The three remaining hostages were rescued on May 14, 2009.
Three of the hostages were released shortly after the abduction. Eight of the hostages were killed shortly after the abduction. The fate of the remaining hostages is unknown.
Three of the injured passengers were Sinhalese doctors.
Three of the other perpetrators managed to escape by car, but were later corned by police and were expected to be arrested shortly thereafter. -Deutsche Presse-Agentur had reported that Hakim was killed by the four Taliban on motorcycles as he was traveling to work, whereas other sources confirmed they killed him in his own home.
Three of the seven police officers abducted were killed on 09/21/2010, while the remaining four hostages were released on 09/30/2010.
Three of the workers were released on 09/06/2010 while the status of the chief is unknown
Three of the wounded children were from the Cohen family. This attack evoked an angry response among Israeli settlers, as well as the Israeli government; Ehud Barak called the school bus bomb a "barbaric and criminal act" and stated that Israel  "... will respond to every action with no constraint." Subsequently Israeli helicopters hit Palestinian targets in the Gaza Strip in retaliation for this incident, including police headquarters, the broadcasting station, and offices of Mr Arafat's Fatah movement.
Three of the wounded soldiers were in critical condition after the explosion.
Three other people, identified as Muhammad Khan, Ali Khan and Akhtar, sustained critical wounds and were admitted to hospital for treatment.
Three out of the four hostages were released while the last one remains in captivity.
Three people escaped the ambush but there is no mention of whether they were hurt
Three people were killed and 11 more were wounded across four attacks; the overall casualty rates were divided across the four incidents.
Three people were killed and 24 people were wounded across two attacks; the casualty totals were divided between the two incidents.
Three people were released later and found unharmed along eastern Baghdad's Palestine Street, according to the Interior Ministry.
Three people were reported missing as of September 8, 2000.  The incident occurred deteriorating relations between Guinea and Liberia, who accuse each other of destabilizing each other's mutual border regions.  After the incident, Guinea sent in more Military reinforcements, and the Liberian Government asked Guinea to withdraw charge d'affaires from its capital, Monrovia.
Three perpetrators later pled guilt to engaging a number of illegal activities including property damage in the form of acid attacks on SUVs and ax attacks on real estate developments.
Three police officers, Tehminullah, Jamal Shah and Ismail, were wounded in the attack.
Three reports on the attack listed the total fatalities at 11, 14 and 15. The attack coincided with a rival paramilitary group's decision to lay down arms in exchange for amnesty.
Three rooms of the district police headquarters caught fire in the attack.
Three solders were wounded in the explosion: Master-Sergeant Jirayu Samanthong, Somsak Keracha, and Private Suthipong Oriang.
Three soldiers killed, including Naib Subedar Saleem, Sepoy Nazir and Sepoy Nabi. Three officers of the Frontier Corps (FC) were wounded, including Naib Subedar Asmat, Sepoy Jumma Khan and Sepoy Yar Mohammad.
Three sources say six people were killed, while three sources say seven people were killed. Since six is the lower number, six was entered for nkill.
Three suspects were arrested in connection with explosions - Muhammadsakee Maduereh, 23, Saheh Sa-a, 24, and Asro Mayi, 19.
Three suspects were arrested in relation to the attack.
Three trailers were attacked which carried vehicles from the port city of Karachi to American troops stationed at Kandahar (Province) Airport. They were attacked when they reached the Bazisoka area, between the city of Kandahar (Province) and Spin Boldak.
Three US women were among the victims of the blast near the Colombo town hall, a tourist destination about 1km from President Chandrika Kumaratunga's official residence. Police took five people into custody shortly after the incident who were suspected of involvement in the attack.
Three was entered for nwound because it was the number cited by the majority of sources with regards to wounded officers.
Three weeks later there was another fire set at Chevra Shas synagogue and two fires set at Agudath Israel synagogue (197005270002 and 197005270003).  A Catholic Church in Dorchester sustained two arson attacks during this same time period (197005000001 and197007000002).
Three weeks prior to the attack Algerians had voted to implement a policy of amnesty for Islamic extremists.
Three white men, Aubrey Gene Arledge, his son Rickey Gene Arledge, and Bruce Wheeler Botsford, were arrested and charged with the first-degree murder of the reverend.  There is uncertainty surrounding their relations, if any, to the KKK.
Three young males were subsequently arrested as they fled the scene.
Throughout the same day, many bomb threats were called into Spanish authorities throughout the region.
TIKKO was believed to cooperate with the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK)
To date there have been no reported signs of the death or return of the kidnapped Georgians.
To prepare for this incident Joseph Paul Franklin scouted synagogues throughout the St. Louis area.  He choose temple Brith Shalom because he could shoot without being seen.  He escaped from the scene on a bicycle.
To this date, this was the most serious attack on the route, which was insecure because of landmines and occasional ambushes, but crucial for the delivery of aid supplies to more than 110,000 displaced people in southern Sudan's counties of Kajo Keji and Yei.
Tolwak was a former Mujahideen commander who fought in the Soviet-Afghan war.
Tongeh Nongloda, the UPDS publicity secretary, contradicted Tankha's version. He said a mob led by Sing Teron tried to destroy the Satgaon-based residence of the slain militant leader at the time, saying "Thong Teron was not at home at the time. When he reached home, the mob was still there. He was dragged out from his vehicle and shot dead." --Sing Teron had filed an FIR [first information report] at the Donkamokam outpost at, accusing UPDS members of threatening Congress supporters in Satgaon. UPDS members would later open fire on a group of Congress supporters in the same area around 7 a.m., critically injuring one of them. Hundreds of villagers assembled in front of the outpost later and demanded Thong Teron's arrest on charges of intimidation in response, and later demolished his house.
Tonny Odong had been kidnapped two days prior to the murder.
Torgyan and his wife Maria Cseh, a FKGP deputy, were sleeping when the bomb exploded.
Total casualties are unknown. An unknown number of people, who were riding on passing bus, were injured by the explosion.
Total casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of casualties covering incidents 2012121310003, 201212310004, and 2012121310005.
Total casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of casualties covering incidents 201212160009, 201212160010, and 201212160011.
Total injured exceeds 100.
Total victim casualties for this incident were not reported. The numbers reported here represent perpetrator fatalities only.
Tran Khan Van had recently declared his support for normalizing relations with Vietnam.  He had received threatening letters.  Cu Ngoc Duong drove Be Tu Van Tran to the scene of the shooting.  Both were members of the United Front for the Liberation of Vietnam, an American based organization of Vietnamese refugees which sought to overthrow Vietnam's communist government.
Travelling in three cars, the kidnappers swooped on the shepherds in an isolated desert area north of the Shi i shrine city of Karbala and took their truck, herd and weapons.
Trifonov's "tough position" on the control of federal funds for reconstruction in Chechnya may have led to the assault.
Troops from the special forces (commandos), whose barracks were about 10 km from Uige, were also involved in the fighting. There were reports that 10 soldiers of the National Union for the Total Independence of Angola (UNITA) were killed in the Rotunda do Kitexe area, in the perimeter of the Uige city.
TThis was the first of a series of four attacks against barbers in Abu al-Khasib on June 4. A report on al-Sharqiyah on June 7 confirmed at least one of the killings, and that report and another by the Washington Post stated that at least 18 barbers had been killed since April by Sunni and Shi’i perpetrators averse to Western customs. This was one of 4 related attacks (cf. 200706040017, 200706040018, 200706040019).
Tuma recently had been appointed by Antoine Lahd as Commander of Regiment 20 following the wounding of its commander, Joseph Karam.
Tuphan Singh, the JTMM-J district chief, claimed responsibility for the abduction on the phone to local radio stations.
Turkey experienced a string of attacks on tourists in the mid-1990s during the peak of the the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) 16-year-long campaign for self-rule. The number of foreign tourists travelling to Turkey dropped by about 30 percent in 1999 over fears of violence in the wake of the capture of PKK leader, Abdullah Ocalan.
Turkish authorities described the makeup of the bomb as very similar to past bomb makeups of Al-Qaida.
Turkish Daily News Prime Minister Mesut Yilmaz stated that the alleged gang leader Mahmut Yildirim, code-named "Yesil," was responsible for ordering the armed attack against Akin Birdal.
Turkish officials say that the TAK is a cover group used by the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), but the PKK deny the allegation.
Turkish Security Forces launched an operation after the attack to find the perpetrators. They reportedly took several people into custody who were suspected to have participated in the shooting. Further information on the suspects was not available.
Turkish security sources stated that the perpetrators were closely aligned in ideology with the Revolutionary People's Party/Front, and approximately 18 associated terrorist factions operated in Sivas Province in central Turkey. Tokat Province is in north-central Turkey. News sources reported that the perpetrators acted in protest of "F-type" prisons (a type of maximum-security prison) in Turkey.
Twelve recruits were executed, while two were released to tell what happened to the other victims. Takfir wa Hijra is an Islamic fundamentalist group that is known to operate in Europe.
Twelve suspects were initially arrested for involvement in the murder. However, all suspects were released on bail and finally let off. No one has since been arrested or convicted for the murder of the Chief.
Twelve were killed and 9 injured in a similar attack on a bus in Medea five weeks earlier.
Twenty-one of the hostages were killed shortly after the abduction. Six of the hostages were injured and released on the same day. This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199805040001-02). The paramilitary group accusedthe entire population of supporting the guerrillas and warned the survivors to leave the area.
Twenty-one of the hostages were rescued six days after the attack. The fate of the remaining hostages is unknown. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliableestimates are reported here. One report on the incident stated that there were 100 civilians killed in the attack.  Another report on the same incident stated that 76 civilians were killed.
Twenty-seven soldiers remained unaccounted for after the attack.  According to radio communication reports, only a small portion of the 150-strong contingent was composed of Chechens -- the rest were contract soldiers from the Middle East, Ukraine and Uzbekistan.
Twenty-three hostages were rescued three days after the kidnapping, but the fate of the other victims was not known.
Twenty-two of the kidnapped victims were killed, while another six were wounded, but the total number of hostages that were actually released is unknown.
Twenty-two of the original 30 hostages were killed. The status of the remaining eight hostages is unknown.
Two 15-year-old youths were taken into custody; it is possible that this was a criminal act by juveniles rather than a terrorist event.
Two aid workers, one German and one Somali, as well as a driver were also in the car with the German aid worker, but were not abducted.
Two AQI perpetrators were subsequently arrested for the shooting.
Two bodies, believed to be those of his kidnapped sons, were discovered later in the day. Reuters quoted an unnamed source who claimed al-Jorani, who was not home during the attack, was directly responsible for the deaths of three AQI members in Diyala during the preceding week. Al-Jorani was a Sunni officer in the pre-war Iraqi Army who was recruited to head up the Balda (District) Police Department in May 2007. The whereabouts of his daughter were unknown as of 08/19/2008.
Two bodyguards were injured in the mortar attack.
Two bombs detonated, a third was found and defused.
Two bottles containing ammonium nitrate soaked in gasoline, three .45-cal. bullets, a knife, the attacker’s biodata and a detailed plan of attack were concealed in Padil's bag.
Two cars blocked off the victims street and two cars stopped outside his home. Five men opened fire on the house with automatic weapons, while five more rushed in, according to an AFP correspondent who happened to be at the scene.
Two civilian cars nearby were damaged
Two civilians on the bus were declared missing. There is no additional information as to whether they escaped the attack or were kidnapped.
Two close relatives of Hussain were gunned down in an alleged sectarian attack in Karachi two years prior to the shooting, a family source said.  The victim was a prominent Shiite Muslim.
Two crosses were burned just a few blocks from where the shooting occurred, and the men were also charged in a separate incident on the same night where shots were fired into a parked car and the shattered glass wounded a black woman nearby.
Two Czech police officers were in the car at the time of the attack.
Two days after the blast, the Mujahideen Shura Council posted a message claiming their involvement of the attack on a website mainly used by Sunni insurgents blog.
Two days after the bomb detonated, Frank Darwin Alexander called the Southern Nevada Mental Health Institute stating that he sent the device.  Anderson also sent mail bombs to John Hagee and the Las Vegas ATF office (199903280009 and 199903290005).
Two days earlier, homemade bombs were defused in the Casbah in Constantine (200706040049).
Two days earlier, the electoral lines were sabotaged and it is unknown if these two incidents were related.
Two days later, homemade bombs were defused near the Ben Abdelmalek Stadium in Constantine (200706060041).
Two days later, mourners attending the graves of the victims were the target of an attack (199806190002).
Two different groups claimed responsibility for the incident; however, authorities do not trust the validity of the claims and think the PLO are responsible instead.
Two employees and a civilian were injured in the attack. The 2 perpetrators were riding on a motorcycle. The attack was confirmed by the pro-rebel TamilNet website, but there was no claim of responsibility.
Two female hostages were released by the perpetrators shortly after being abducted on January 31, 2013. The remaining five victims were rescued during a raid on March 13, 2013.
Two government employees, one non-government organization (NGO) employee, one community leader, and a taxi drive, from the vehicles were taken hostage.The most recent available sources listed the hostages for this attack from five to seven so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
Two grenades detonated successfully; while a third grenade did not detonate.
Two groups claimed responsibility for the attack: Al Aqsa Martyr's Brigades announced from Palestinian territories and the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine announced from Damascus. No definite confirmation was established.
Two groups, Saif al-Mujahedeen al-Islam and Lashkar-e-Fidayan-e-Islam, claimed responsibility for the attacks in separate pamphlets found in Jalalabad,.
Two hostages were released and the third hostage was killed.
Two hostages were rescued by the army, while the two others ran away during the military offensive, but the army thought they were safe.
Two hours after the bombing, the military commander of the Jijel province was assassinated (200808140049).  AQLIM claimed both attacks in a post on a Jihadi website.
Two hours before this attack, a military observation post in Jijel was bombed (200808140048).  AQLIM claimed both attacks in a post on a Jihadi website.
Two local militant groups, Hizbul Mujahedin and Jamiat-ul-Majahedin condemned the attacks.
Two local militant groups, Hizbul Mujahedin and Jamiat-ul-Majahedin condemned the attacks. A similar incident occurred five hours later in the town of Anantnag, approximately 37 miles south of Srinagar (cf. 200203220003).
Two machineguns, two Kalashnikov sub-machineguns, eleven grenade launchers of various types with 32 pieces of ammunition, a Shmel flame thrower, eight grenades, 100 rounds of ammunition for the VOG-25 flame thrower, 12,000 7.62-mm cartridges, and two homemade remote control sets for radio-controlled bombs were also found near the site.
Two media groups received an anonymous call fifty minutes before the blast warning that there was a bomb in the mall, sparking a mass evacuation.
Two members of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ), Sami Jaradat and Imad Jaradat, were arrested in connection with the attack.  Sami was accused of dispatching the bomber.  The claim of responsibility was a statement issued to television networks and wire services.
Two MILF spokesmen, Mohaqher Iqbal and Eid Kabalu denied that MILF was behind the attack, going so far as the alleging that a "third party" may be trying to sabotage ongoing peace talks between MILF and Manila.
Two militants were killed in retaliatory fire from Afghan National Army (ANA) after the attack on the polling center.
Two missiles were fired into Jalalabad. Only one exploded but did not cause any casualties. Taliban are suspected but unconfirmed.
Two months earlier, Ghar had handed over two al-Qaida-linked foreign militants near the Afghan border. Ghar was not harmed in the attack.
Two months prior, the top leader of the Islamic State of Iraq (ISI), an Al-Qaida front group, launched a plan dubbed "Breaking the walls" aimed at targeting the country's judges and investigators.
Two more IEDs were found in the vicinity following the attack.
Two of eight soldiers, who arrived at the Bata Kubo school in Mayo district, were shot at and received injuries to the hands.
Two of the captives were killed, five were released, and the whereabouts of two is unknown. The names of the killed guards were Manik Khilo and Jagabandhu Khilo.
Two of the Chinese men were killed in the course of the rescue operation and one was successfully rescued. The Filipino businessman was not accounted for in reports. The kidnapping victims were Zang Zong Yee, Wang Shung Li, Zho Zhing, all Chinese; and Filipino Edwin Lim. It was not known which persons were killed in the rescue.
Two of the Governor's body guards were injured in the assault.  It was reported that Oaxaca state had traditionally been a base for the leftist guerrilla movement known as the People's Revolutionary Army. The second source was located via a Google search.
Two of the hostage victims were released after several hours on June 6, 2015. The fate of the other victims is unknown.
Two of the hostages were beheaded; the status of the third hostage is unknown, although conflicting reports from sources indicate that the third hostage may have also been beheaded as well.
Two of the hostages were killed and their bodies were discovered on January 17, 2011. The remaining hostage was killed and their body was discovered on January 18, 2011.
Two of the hostages were killed on May 11, 2014. The remaining hostage was released on May 12, 2014. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
Two of the hostages were killed shortly after their abduction. The fate of the remaining hostage is unknown.
Two of the hostages were killed, and their bodies were discovered in the Yakh Kandao area of Orakzai Agency. The status of the other four hostages is unknown.
Two of the hostages were released in April 2009. Another hostage was killed on June 3, 2009. The fate of the remaining hostage is unknown.
Two of the hostages were released on either September 22 or 24, 2015, while the other two hostages were killed.
Two of the hostages were released on July 1, 2014. The remaining hostage was released on July 4, 2014.
Two of the hostages were released on March 14, 2014. The fate of the remaining hostages is unknown.
Two of the hostages were released on October 11, 2014. The fate of the remaining hostage is unknown.
Two of the hostages were released on the same day at 1630 while the status of the remaining two hostages is unknown.
Two of the hostages were released on the same day of the attack, while the status of Faiz Ahmad Kakar remains unknown.
Two of the hostages were released shortly after the abdcution. The fate of the remaining hostages is unknown.  Government investigators could not identify the group behind the kidnapping, and there was neither a demandfor ransom money or a statement made. Dy, a temporary resident of Bukidnon, owned several business establishments in Lanao Del Sur that included SQ Marketing in Lanao Del Sur. Dr Zafrullah Dipatuan, deputy chairman of the MILF Members of the Ad Hoc Joint ActionGroup (AHJAG) believed the abductors sneaked their victims through military checkpoints using the route Talakag in Bukidnon, then to Cagayan de Oro City, to Iligan City, and finally to Marawi City, where they were being kept in undisclosed location.
Two of the hostages were released soon after the abduction. The remaining hostage was released on June 19, 2014.
Two of the hostages were rescued on March 8, 2011. The fate of the remaining hostage is unknown.
Two of the hostages, CPM supporters Shankar Jana and Nishikanta Mondal, were shot and killed on 08/15/2010 while the other hostages were released the same day.
Two of the injured victims were British; however, the nationality of the other victims is not known
Two of the injured were policemen.
Two of the intended target's guards were wounded.
Two of the Israelis wounded in the shooting attack were brothers, students at the Habad Yeshiva Ramat Shlomo in Jerusalem.
Two of the kidnap victims were killed on September 11th. The fate of the other victims is unknown.
Two of the kidnap victims who remained missing were Mukhtiarkar Sibi Abdul Karim Bugti and Bahadur Ali Khoso.
Two of the kidnapped victims in this incident escaped shortly after being taken. And additional victim was released with a ransom note. The status of the remaining two victims are unknown.
Two of the men injured in the explosion were Adnan Hussein and Ghazi Najm, who was 25.
Two of the militant speedboats were sunk by the Nigerian Joint Task Force.
Two of the perpetrators were killed and an unknown number escaped.
Two of the perpetrators were members of Students for a Democratic Society and the other two perpetrators were known sympathizers of the organization.  There is a source claiming that one of the perpetrators of the attack, Jeff Desmond, was actually working for the Federal Bureau of Investigation (See: Dave Dellinger, "More Power Than We Know: The People's Movement Toward Democracy").
Two of the researchers from the CARE International team were missing.
Two of the rockets landed in Palestinian areas in Bayt Hanun, while a third landed in an open field in Sderot. The two errant missiles that hit the Palestinian community of Bayt Hanun killing 2 people and injuring 8 others prompted the Al-Quds Brigades to order all its members to stop firing rockets at Israeli targets.
Two of the soldiers were identified as Army Private First Class Chance Cleary and Staff Sergeant Thomas K Fogarty and belonged to the 3rd Battalion (Airborne), 509th Infantry Regiment, 4th Brigade Combat Team (Airborne), 25th Infantry Division.
Two of the soldiers were tortured and released several hours after the attack while the bodies of three others were discovered on April 30, 2014. Eight of the abducted soldiers were released on May 4, 2014, while the fate of the remaining two soldiers is unknown.
Two of the sources for this pistol attack cited the LTTE as suspected perpetrators, while the third source said that the Eelam People's Democratic Party (EPDP) might have been responsible.
Two of the three holes drilled into the building were over cross beams, and the flammable liquid caused no damage.
Two of the tribal elders were released, and the other two were beheaded.
Two of the victims in this incident, Simon Sauer and Bernd Blechschmidt, escaped on July 3, 2013. The remaining victim, Ziad Nouri, escaped on September 4, 2013.
Two of the victims were a teacher and student.
Two of the victims were constables, and one was a sergeant. The LTTE was blamed because they are known for using remote-controlled mines. The vehicle was transporting drinking water for security personnel.
Two of the victims were identified as Sayand Ritthikorn and Prakairath.
Two of the wounded soldiers were seriously injured.
Two other explosions occurred that day outside of police stations in Quetta, but caused no casualties and little damage. While no organization has claimed responsibility for the bombings, unknown callers told local newspapers that the Balochistan Liberation Army was responsibility for the blasts, claiming to be struggling for the rights of the Balochi people.
Two other locals were also injured when the bomb exploded at around 6pm, local time. All three were taken to Narayani Sub-regional Hospital in Birgunj for treatment. Attack appears to be connected with attack GTD ID# 200801120003.
Two out of the three articles state the day of the attack on the 16th of May, while one of the articles states that the attack took place on the 15th of May.
Two paramilitary soldiers, Muhammad Umar and Rasool Bux, were killed.
Two perpetrators were subsequently arrested. Taliban spokesman Zabeehullah Mujahid acknowledged his group’s involvement in the attack in a verbal statement to the media on June 9 and the group posted a claim on a jihadist website on June 10.
Two platoon commanders and a police officer were killed in the blast.
Two police officers were injured, one shot in the jaw. The four-member police team were on patrol in Batticaloa overnight.
Two police officers were reported missing after this incident. It is unclear, however, if the missing officers were abducted or if they participated in the assault and fled with the assailants.
Two police officers were sent to the hospital; One female police officer suffered slight burns.
Two police were killed and a driver injured as they tried to defuse the device.
Two political candidates were among the people killed in the explosion.
Two reliable sources state that 10 people were killed; one less reliable source states that 8 people were killed.
Two reliable sources state that six people were killed in the incident; a less reliable source states that only three were killed in the incident
Two rockets did not explode and were subsequently defused.
Two rockets landed near the Erez Crossing, another hit the Yad-Mordechai Junction area, while a fourth landed near a kibbutz in the Sha'ar Hanegev Regional Council. The landing sites of the two additional Qassams were not available in open sources. The fires broke out at an avocado grove and near Nativ Ha’asarah.
Two security force members were injured in the ensuing rescue operation.
Two separate buildings were damaged.
Two separate incidents
Two separate newspaper reports described the incident and stated the perpetrators were suspected to be militants.
Two soldiers that were escorting the civilian convoy were among the thirteen killed. The bus driver was shot in the head during the attack.
Two sources identify the shooting victim as Arumugam Murugapillai, while a third source identifies him as Arumugampilai alias Mohan.  In addition, one sources mentions one additional civilian injury, while a second source mentions two additional civilian injuries.
Two sources say only one person was wounded, while three sources say that five people were wounded. Since five is the majority, five was entered for nwound.
Two sources say seven people were wounded, while one says nine were wounded. Since seven is the majority, it was entered for nwound.
Two sources say that 11 police were killed, while the other five sources say that ten officers were killed, so ten was entered for nkill since it is the majority.
Two sources state at least ten villagers were killed; a third source states that eleven bodies were eventually found.  In addition, one source suggests that there are still villagers missing.
Two sources state that 11 people were injured while one source states that only ten were injured.  In addition, sources differ in their reports concerning whether the targeted patrol was parked.
Two sources state that 15 musicians were kidnapped while one source states that 19 were released.
Two sources state that 20 officers were injured, but the most reliable source states 17 officers were injured
Two sources state that 21 people were injured while a third source states that there were 53 people injured.
Two sources state that 38 people were injured, but one source states that only 37 were injured.
Two sources state that a male suicide bomber carried the bomb in to the post office and detonated it.  One source states that the bomb detonated in the parcel area, indicating that it was hidden in a parcel.  Sources also differ in the number injured; one source states nine were injured while two sources state eight were injured.
Two sources state that as many as 60 people were killed and another 50 were injured.  However, a reputable source states that these numbers were incorrect and there were only two fatalities and seven injured.
Two sources state that at least eight people were injured while one source states that as many as 50 people were injured.
Two sources state that five people were killed while one source states that only four were killed.  It is also unclear whether the rickshaw was transporting people at the time of the explosion, or if it was not in use.
Two sources state that four people were injured, while one source states that only two people were injured.
Two sources state that four people were injured; one states that ten people were injured.
Two sources state that one person died and two were injured; a third source states that one person died and three were injured.
Two sources state that one SLA militiaman was killed, while a third source states that all passengers in the vehicle were wounded or killed
Two sources state that seven legislators were taken captive, but one source states that eight were released.
Two sources state that six people were killed, while a third source states that seven were killed.  One source states that the victims were kidnapped; however, the remaining two sources state that the victims willingly accompanied the assailants out of the village.  Therefore, this is not being coded as a kidnapping.
Two sources state that the incident was an assassination attempt.  A third source states that the attack was a mistake.  According to this source, a casino owner pulled a gun with the intention of firing it at a vehicle that was not linked to the Interior Minister.  However, when the Interior Minister's guards saw the gun, they assumed it was an attack.  If this version is accurate, the incident would not be terrorism-related.
Two sources state that the tires on the vehicles were shot at while a third source quotes one of the victims stating that the passengers were shot at by the assailants
Two sources state that the victim was working on his car at the time of the explosion while a third source states that the victim was returning from the market.
Two sources state that the victims were gendarmes (police), but one source states they were military.
Two sources state that there were 15 attackers while one source states there were 20 attackers
Two sources state that there were 21 injured, while one source states there were 23 injured
Two sources state that there were eight victims killed, while one source states there were ten.  Only one source mentions an injured victim.
Two sources state that two civilians were injured, while one source states that one civilian was injured.
Two sources state that two civilians were injured.  A third source states that four civilians were injured.
Two sources state that two police officers and three civilians were killed.  A third pro-Tamil source states that two officers were killed, and two politicians and a soldier were wounded.
Two sources state that two police officers were killed and two were injured; a third source states that two police officers and a driver were killed, while two police officers and two children were injured.
Two sources state the event happened in Sopnic village; a third source states it happened in Suva Reka.  Authorities are not sure who perpetrated the attack or the motive behind it.
Two sources state the incident happened on Saturday night, while one source states it happened before dawn on Sunday morning.
Two sources state the incident happened on the Ocotber 26.  One source states the incident happened on October 25.
Two sources state the victim was injured, while a third source states the victim was killed.
Two sources state there were six injuries in total, while one source states there were only five
Two sources state three civilians were injured; a third source states that five civilians were injured
Two sources stated that eight people were killed; one source stated that 13 were killed.
Two sources states that six people were kidnapped, while one source states that seven people were kidnapped.
Two suspected Islamic militants on a motorcycle started firing at the shop, then more militants came in later and started shooting.  One militant threw a grenade before fleeing the scene.
Two unemployed residents, one of the village of Olenevod and the other from Razdolye, were detained on April 11. They admitted guilt and claimed they had planned to use the explosive device to kill fish in a local pond when it detonated prematurely on the train.
Two weeks later, there was a similar attack against the same abortion clinic (200503300004).  It is unknown if - like the March 30th incident - a gunshot was fired into the building.
Two years earlier, the same abortion clinic was gutted by an arson fire (199201180012).
Two years earlier, there was another case of arson at the IRS building in Colorado Springs (199705030009).  The letters "AAR" or "ARA" were spray-painted on to door of the building, however authorities did not know what these initials stood for.  This incident took place six days before taxes were due to be filed.
Two years later, there was another case of arson at the IRS building in Colorado Springs (199904100005).  James Cleaver was a former leader of the anti-government group Sons of Liberty.  Thomas Shafer, along with Ronald Sherman, both pled guilty to perjury charges in connection with this incident.  Thomas Dowell, who was also accused by the government of breaking into the building and setting the fire, was acquitted.
Two young men were seen "hurriedly leaving the scene."  The bomb detonated around 5:00 AM.
Two youths were shot in this attack: Chandrasekaran Wijesekaran (22) and Pusparasa Wimalarasa (26).  One source for this event notes that the event occurred at 9:30 on September 01, but it is unclear whether that is 9:30am or 9:30pm.  The Velvettithurai police were investigating the shootings.
Two youths were witnessed throwing the Molotov cocktails.  At the time, there were two major controversies on the Stanford University campus.  One was the firing of an African American janitor at the University.  The other was a police search of the offices of the Stanford Daily, a campus newspaper.  Nine days later, the office of the President of Stanford University was bombed (197104230002).
Two youths, believed to be the perpetrators, were seen in the vicinity of Providence City Hall right before the bomb detonated.  The mayor of Providence, Joseph H. Doorley Jr., stated that the perpetrators wanted to "destroy the fabric of this government."
Type of weapon, motive, and group responsible is unknown.
Tyrone Rison held up traffic, Sekou Odinga, Kuwasi Balagoon, and Mtayari Sundiata handcuffed the guards and Mutulu Shakur drove the getaway car.  The perpetrators switched into a vehicle driven by Marilyn Buck.  Judy Clark participated as a back up car driver.   All of the perpetrators were eventually captured except for Mtayari Sundiata who was killed in a shoot-out with police in 1981.
U.S. experts and machinery aided the Colombian government in putting out the burning oil wells.
U.S. forces put the blame squarely on loyalists of former Iraqi president Saddam Hussein.  However, it is also possible that Al Qa'ida in Iraq leader (at the time) Zarqawi could have ordered the attack.
U.S. investigators suspected the bombing was an inside job and were questioning Iraqi employees and guards, many of whom were linked to Saddam Hussein's security service.
UC Consultation, the victim's employer, was in charge of soil testing prior to the construction of towers in the area.
UFLA denied its involvement in a subsequent statement and suggested a pro-government group was responsible.
ULFA Militants denied any involvement in the attack. The number of casualties varies among sources reporting on the attack, ranging from 9 to 12.
Unclear from the article if the perpetrators were from the Goit or Jwala Singh faction.
Unclear if bomb was detonated or not, however no mention of it in source.
Unclear if this is a terrorist attack or if the bomb had been planted during a previous conflict.
Unclear on the total number of taken hostage and released by the militants.
Unconfirmed reports indicate that the militants are being backed by the Iranian government to delay the construction.
Uncorroborated.
Uncorroborated. Single line in a single source and notes from the RAND case (RAND No. 21980)
Unidentified gunmen opened fire on Hilal's motorcade at an intersection leading to the cities of Al-Qasim and Al-Hashimiyah in Iraq.
Unidentified police sources reported that the retired Military officer was apparently killed by the "Domingo Lain" guerrilla front of the Army of National Liberation (ELN). The attack came before elections that were to be held at the end of the month.
United Kuki Liberation Front (UKLF) was suspected of carrying out the attack by sources; however, UKLF denied having any involvement in this incident.
United Liberation Front of Assam (ULFA) are  the main suspects in the attacks
United Liberation Front of Assam (ULFA) committee member Joy Asom claimed responsibility for this attack through an email to the media.
United Liberation Front of Assam commander-in-chief Paresh Barua claimed responsibility for the attack.
United National Liberation Front (UNLF) senior publicity officer, Ksh Yoiheiba, claimed responsibility for the attack.
United Nations officials, who witnessed the attacks first-hand, called for greater Indonesia police security in the upcoming vote on East Timorese independence.
United States forces suspected that al-Qaeda was behind the bombing, but were unable to find concrete evidence to prove this. This bombing was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200402100004).
Unknown assailants took a church hostage with up to 120 civilians inside. The assailants detonated their vest improvised explosive devices when police attempted to storm the building. In the blast 46 hostages, seven police men, and five suicide bombers were killed, and 75 civilians, including 15 Army and police men, were wounded. Because of the fact that some of the hostages escaped the attack is listed as a combination outcome.
Unknown perpetrators are suspected to be Dimasa militants.
Unknown perpetrators are suspected to be Taliban militants.
Unknown perpetrators.
Up to 20 video shops were attacked
Updated information from The Times, BBC News Online, and Channel 4 News
Upon capturing the perpetrators in a series of early-morning raids, the FBI uncovered and seized about 50 handguns, shotguns, and rifles, thousands of rounds of ammunition, and a variety of KKK literature and other paraphernalia.
Upon speeding away from the scene in two Ford pickup trucks that they bought prior to the heist, the perpetrators threw roofing nails in the road to sabotage other cars.  After the men got away, they stopped at the Palmo Recreational area, where they switched cars, transferred all the money and belongings, and changed their clothes before pulling back onto the highway.  In addition to the twelve perpetrators who committed the robbery, a former Brink's employee, Charles E. Ostrout , acted as an accessory as he helped the group plan the robbery in advance by providing information on the truck driver's route.  Strout was eventually indicted, and sentenced to 5 years for racketeering.  Of the 12 perpetrators, Andrew Barnhill, Randolph Duey, James Dye, Randall Evans, Richard Kemp, Bruce Pierce, Gary Yarbrough, Robert Merki, Richard Scutari, Denver Parmenter were charged with armored car robbery and various other racketeering charges under the RICO Act.  It is unclear whether each of them was convicted for this particular incident, but overall, all ten of them were sentenced for their crimes with the Order after either trials or plea agreements, and received a range of prison sentences.  William Soderquist  walked free after he became a witness for the government and was placed in the witness protection program. Robert Mathews died in a fire in his home, after a shoot out with the police.
US forces responded to the rockets by bombing the southern area in which Al-Qaida and Taliban forces were present and were thought to have launched the missiles.
US Lieutenant Colonel Christopher Garver said al-Qaeda may have been behind the attack.
US military reports indicated that 40 Iraqi civilians had been killed at the time of the blast, however most immediate reports only confirmed around 22 deaths. Thirty others were identified as having been injured in the attacks, however that figure is likely higher.
Valencia was implicated in a previous attack on October 4, 2010.
Various reports say a woman was killed and a child injured in addition to the driver, whereas one says two levies personnel were injured, and a PTV correspondent said twelve people who were gathering at the site were injured when another landmine exploded.
Vasily Sergiyenko had played an active role in the February 2014 Maidan protests that led to the ouster of President Viktor Yanukovych.
Vehicle was also carrying two 50 liter containers filled with explosives indicating a possible disrupted bombing attack.
Veliki Trnovac was a predominately ethnic Albanian village located near Bujanovac. The station hit in the attack housed a mult-ethnic police force.
Velilla took the parcel -- about the same size as a videotape -- to the Ertzaintza station in San Sebastian, and after having put the parcel through a scanner the police found it contained an explosive charge.
Velupillai (28) was from 50-Housing Scheme, Kalkudah, Kalmunai (it is unclear if this is the address he was at at the time of the attack) and was married to Velupillai Vadani.  He was taken out of his home around 10:30pm and shot when he refused to re-join the LTTE.  His murder was reported to nearby government forces by his neighbors around 7:45 the next morning.  After shooting Velupillai, the LTTE members ran off into the night.
Venders in the Bakara market commented that they would start to leave because the market was becoming more unsafe by the day.
Vice President Adel Abdel Mahdi was not part of the convoy that was bombed.
Victim had his own radio show, Viuthukal, and frequently talked about human rights violations and abductions in Colombo. He had joined PLOTE in its early days, left the movement and later became an independent journalist. He was known for being one of the most cautious journalists in Colombo. A protest was held outside Fort Colombo asking for his release.
Victim kidnapped on Friday, January 25th and found dead on Sunday, January 27th.
Victim names: Michael McGillen and Michael Hardy (British); Anthony Richard Mason (Australian); Stephen LaGuardia and Philip Coplen (American). Unnamed victims: one Canadian, and one Saudi Arabian national.
Victim was 26 years old.
Victim was a doctor.
Victim was a long-time member of the EPDP. The victim's alias was Kunchan.
Victim was beheaded and his head was found several days later in the next village.
Victim was head of Kandahar (Province)'s women's affairs department.
Victim was shot at around 5:45pm while riding on a bicycle. He was a former member of the EPDP.
Victim was shot dead around 12:40pm. There were two others with him, but they were not in the room when the gunmen struck. The school was sealed and searched but the attacker was not found.
Victim was shot in the back by a motorcycle-mounted gunman as he was driving his own motorcycle home
Victim's body was "Bullet ridden".
Victims in the attack had various religious backgrounds
Victims include Hamid Khan, Mohammad Arif, Manzoor Ali, Adeel, Asghar Ali, Ahmed Zaman, Shah Rehman, Shebaz and Ajab Khan.
Victims included a Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) and a Sub-Inspector, respectively.
Victims included A. M. Adhikari, H. A. Ajith Kumara and Constable Somasiri. Police and Army were on a combined foot patrol.
Victims included individuals from Algeria, Germany, Iran, Ireland, Israel, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, and the United States. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
Victims included women and children
Victims Included: Commander Dawlat Ahmadzai
Victims Included: Commander Gholam
Victims killed were Senior Airman Nicholas J. Alden, 25, from South Carolina, and Airman First Class Zachary R. Cuddeback, 21, from Virginia.
Victims killed were Spc. Emilio J. Campo Jr., 20, of Madelia, Minnesota; Spc. Michael B. Cook Jr., 27, of Middletown, Ohio; Spc. Christopher B. Fishbeck, 24, of Victorville, California; Spc. Robert P. Hartwick, 20, of Rockbridge, Ohio; Pfc. Michael C. Olivieri, 26, of Chicago, and Spc. Marcos A. Cintron, 32, of Orlando, Florida.
Victims of the attack included police officers Edgar Oba-ob, Ryan Cedric de Guzman, and civilian Bendio Valencia.
Victims were a youth and his sister-in-law. Youth was a former member of EPDP.
Victims were identified as Corporal Ahmed Mohammed Issa, Corporal Alsaiq kadol, and Hamid Ibrahim Suleiman
Victims were men distributing the party newspaper.
Victims were repatriated families returning to Afghanistan from Pakistan.
Victims were traveling on a motorcycle when they came under attack and  included an army officer and a soldier. Both suffered injuries. The Sri Lankan military accused the LTTE of carrying out the attack.
Victor Butler was an African American.  In his original confession, Thurston stated that he was in a car with 3-5 people that dropped Lane and Johnson off to commit the murder.  The Miami Police Department considers the case closed since Lane, Johnson, and Thurston, who the department believed to be involved in the incident, were arrested.
Video footage was officially used to identify the perpetrator. However, there was confirmation by Chen's family of suicide notes that were left by Chen and subsequently destroyed before authorities could get hold of them.
Village where incident occurred used to be an Al-Qa'ida stronghold before a local Awakening group pushed them out.  It is unknown if any of the victims were members of this group.
Villagers and the Namibian Police who visited the scene suspected UNITA for the murder of the school principal. The death of Mbambo brings the number of school principals who have been killed in the Kavango region in 2000 to three. In August 2000, the school principal of Shamangorwa Junior Secondary, Pankratius Kadhimo was shot dead at Mauvara village, while traveling in a vehicle at night from Shamangorwa. Rrans Katura, another School Principal of Tugava Junior Secondary in western Kavango was also killed in August 2000.
Villagers in Llorente said that the paramilitary individuals made some of them identify other villagers who had worked with rebels in the area.
Villamizar had moved to Bogota due to death threats but had only just returned to Cucuta the year previous, believing that the threat had passed.
Violence has spiked in the city across from Laredo, Texas, since previous year, this one making it the 76th. It has been caused, U.S. and Mexican authorities believe, by a turf war between rival drug gangs battling for billion-dollar cocaine and marijuana smuggling routes over the border and into the United States.
Vladimir Golovlev had survived an assassination attempt several months earlier.
Wallace had an accomplice who traveled with him to Houghton to commit the attack, but this person is unknown.
Walter Leroy Woody, Jr. sent an anonymous letter to Brenda Wood at WAGA-TV in Atlanta claiming that this attack was perpetrated by the Americans for a Competent Federal Judicial System.  In the letter, Moody specifically referenced the rape and murder of Julie Love, a White woman who was kidnapped by two African Americans in Atlanta one year earlier.  Authorities believed that Robert Vance was targeted because of his pro-Civil Rights stance.
Walter Smith, a post office employee, was treated for shock.
Wanabdulrohim Sritulakam was a Muslim who may have been targeted by Islamic insurgents as someone who was sympathetic to the government.
Wardah Hafidz disclosed evidence about money politics allegedly practiced by the People's Sovereignty Party and the Golkar Party in various regions later that day. Evidence showed that the two parties allegedly utilized the safety net fund and credit reserved for farmers and for small-scale development for the parties' interests. The attack therefore failed to prevent the information from being disclosed to the public.
Wardharaja was PORATIVU Pradeshiya Sabha (Provincial Council) Vice Chairman, as well as a representative of the Pradeshiya Sabha from the EPRLF.
Washington Post account alludes to Al-Qaida in Iraq as a potential perpetrator.
Well No 10 had been suspended following an earlier rocket attack. No repair work had been launched so far due to the law and order situation in the area.
When Kosovo Force (KFOR) personnel arrived at the scene, an undisclosed number of Serbs laid down in from of the KFOR jeeps in protest of the attack. The soldiers dispered the protestors with tear gas.
When Mohamed Boudiar was released, the GSPC instructed him to pass along a message to the Algerian government relating to the cessation of violence.  The specific contents of this message are unknown.
When police traveled to the incident site to get the body, they encountered a landmine and were injured in the explosion.
When the bomb was discovered the barracks were evacuated.  This incident might be related with 197003040002.  They both occurred on the same day in a distance of around thirty miles from each other.  However, different types of explosive devices were used.
When the claim of responsibility was called into a Belfast newsroom an unknown code word was used.
When the militia had realized it couldn't get the $500 for each of the seventy-two trucks, it killed two guards and let the others and the food supply go. Somali lawmaker Ibrahim Abdullahi Osman, one of the wounded, said the attackers demanded a share of the aid before the armed confrontation. World Food Programme had resorted to overland transport after food aid ships were hijacked the previous year.
When the Proud Eagle Tribe, an offshoot of the Weather Underground, claimed credit for the bombing of Harvard University's Center for International Affairs on October 14th (197010140001), they stated that firebombing of the Burlington Police Station was the result of "kids wag(ing) an offensive against the town pigs."
When Walker was arrested, police found an arsenal of weapons and ammunition including a machine gun, submachine guns, several carbines, and 1500 rounds of ammunition.
While a specific motive was not given, the attacks may have been carried out to intimidate in the runup to the Fox government's first report due out on September 1, 2001.
While an assailant was found with a grenade launcher, there is no evidence that it was used in the attack.
While Gustavo's body was found two days after his abduction, it was unclear exactly when he was killed.
While Hamas (Islamic Resistance Movement) did not claim responsibility for the incident, the group praised the attack and stated that "the Jerusalem intifada is continuing its work."
While it is unknown who carried out the attack, it bears resemblance to prior PKK attacks carried out in the region over the previous few months pre-dating this attack.
While motivation for the attack isn't known, because it's Iraq, I assume there is political/religious motivation.
While no group claimed responsibility for the incident, two Ukrainian nationals were detained by authorities in connection with similar mosque targeting pipe bomb incidents in the region (201306210009 and 201307120010).
While no responsibility was claimed and no group was singled out for blame, the attack occurred on the second anniversary of the creation of the National Liberation Front of Corsica (FLNC).
While parading Jabali through the streets, the perpetrators fired guns into the air.  The Palestinian Authority played a part in negotiating Jabali's release.
While reports refer to Al-Qa ida involvement, there is no statement that the group is even suspected in this attack.
While responsibility for the attack was not claimed, Al-Qaida involvement is a likely guess.
While Russian officials claim four Russian soldiers died and two were wounded, a Chechen spokesman claimed that eight servicemen died and scores more were injured. Diverging claims of casualties were typical between Russian and Chechen sources during this timeframe.
While Rwandan Hutu Bosco Kulyubukeye was also killed in the attack, he was not an apparent target.
While security forces were defusing the bomb, a suicide bomber attempted to attack them. The two incidents were not coordinated.
While some officials speculate that the attack was carried out by Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), others believe that the business may have been targeted as part of an extortion demand.
While some sources suspected Boko Haram involvement in the incident, other sources speculated that the attack may have been related to the recent defection of Musa Saleh Kwankwaso from the ruling party. The sources added that the attack may have been a punishment for his departure from the group.
While the assailants may have attacked Chadians as a political target, sources also note that gangs often attack migrants in Libya. Therefore, it is unknown if the crime was politically or criminally motivated.
While the assailants state that the incident was an attempted abduction, the intended victims state that it was an attempted assassination.
While the attack caused no casualties and little damage, it is clearly another in an increased frequency of attacks in Dagestan.
While the attack was attributed to the Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Movement (BIFM), authorities acknowledged that a land dispute may have been the motive.
While the explosion occurred near the Technical Institute, it is unclear whether the institute or its students/employees were the intended targets of the attack.
While the kidnapping of government officials is not uncommon in Iraq, it is uncommon for a female to be targeted, as is in this case.
While the perpetrator group was not fully confirmed, the type of attack was fitting with observed Taliban modi operandi.
While the rebel web site reported attacks on government troops and troop vehicles using bombs, it appears that there is no evidence of that attack. Only civilians appear to have been targeted.
While the report mentions that individuals were wounded, it does not state how many were wounded.  Also, the information specifically states that the target is unknown.
While the target was unclear, the shop also sold alcohol and religious extremists often target stores that sell alcohol or videos deemed pornographic. The Associated Press reported that four children were killed in the attack.
While there are no reported victim casualties, no mention is made regarding injuries or damages.
While there has been no claim of responsibility and the police blame armed robbers for the attacks, there is a suspicion that Boko Haram was behind the attacks.
While there has been no claim of responsibility and the police blame armed robbers for the attacks, there is a suspicion that Boko Haram was behind the attacks. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of casualties covering incidents 201201220001, 201201220014 and 201201220015.
While there was no claim of responsibility for the attack, it is believed that Taliban militants were responsible for the explosion in an attempt to destabilize elections in the province and intimidate voters from participating in them.
While there were no fatalities or injuries, five people were treated for shock.
While two sources report that a man died, one source only reports the two injured children.  One source states that the dead man was mistakenly identified as an assailant by earlier media reports.
While two sources state that the attack was perpetrated by armed gunmen, the most recent source states it was perpetrated by ethnic Hutu rebels.  One sources state that one nun was killed and another injured, while one source states that one nun was killed and two were injured.
While two sources state that two civilians were injured, one source states that only one civilian was injured.
Wife of kidnap victim alleged that Shabir Ahmad and Shazada were two of the perpetrators.
Wilson's family was home at the time of the explosion.
With the discovery of the explosives the government took more extreme precautions. Government officials had to either walk or be bused to work and school schedules were changed to minimize traffic when officials were being transported to and from work.
With the help of mediators, the hostages were released not with a monetary ransom, but with an agreement made for the implementation of the Shell memorandum that promised the social goods that the militants demanded.
Within a two month period, there were three other attacks against abortion facilities in Ohio. (197802180009, 197802000006, and 197803010017)
Within the same article it is stated that it was a suicide attack and that the bomb was operated remotely.
Within weeks of the incident, an abortion doctor was shot in Canada and authorities suspect that these two attacks were related (199711110006).  It is also suspected that James Charles Kopp, the perpetrator who killed Dr. Barnett Slepian in Amherst, New York almost a year later, also carried out this incident (199810230001).
Witnesses attributed the attack to Maoist rebels.
Witnesses claimed that the assailant did not have a weapon on her possession.
Witnesses claimed the rockets were fired from a Shiite stronghold across the river and believed the Mahdi Army was responsible
Witnesses claimed the victim had been kidnapped a week before
Witnesses observed three African American males running from the scene.
Witnesses report seeing between nine and eleven dead bodies following the explosion
Witnesses reported hearing gunfire but did not investigate due to a blanket curfew in the area. The victims’ bodies were discovered approximately 10 hours later by local police.
Witnesses reported seeing two men on a motorcycle near the scene of the second blast
Witnesses reportedly heard the attackers yelled "no one can guarantee the safety of anybody cooperating with the authorities." Government officials blamed Islamic tutorial institution for promoting separatist ideology and sheltering militants.
Witnesses said an unidentified man embraced Amurin and then shot him at close range. The man then fled with a companion on a waiting motorcycle.
Witnesses said that the attackers' guns were painted with the name of the Sunni group Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, which reportedly carried out many attacks in the previously.
Witnesses saw three males run away from the scene after the attack.
Witnesses suspected that the assailants were from Myanmar because they spoke the local language.
Witnesses to the attack said that the militants appeared to Taliban.
Women and children brutalized and mutilated in this attack.
Wounded numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Wounded numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total across incidents 201409110031, 201409110032, and 201409110033. There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been purely inter-group conflict. Sources conflict regarding whether the targets were Huthi militants or civilians.
Wounded numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total across incidents 201412210065 and 201412210066.
Wounded numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates was reported here
Xinhua News Agency reported that four buses were attacked; one was burnt and the devices on the other three were detonated. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported that three buses were attacked, incinerating one. Colombia Press Highlights reported that two buses were attacked and destroyed.
Xinhua news agency stated suspicions that the perpetrators may have been Taliban fighters who hoped to exchange the workers for Taliban fighters. These suspicions are not confirmed.
Xinhua reported that according to Radio Liberty, one of the exploded rockets was targeted at a shop, and the other exploded on a hillside in front of the Foreign Affairs Ministry office.  AP, however, did not corroborate that information.
Yadav was kidnapped at about 9 pm, local time.
Yadav was taken from his home in Chapena-9 at night. The attack appears to be connected to 200710250014.
Yadav was taken from his home in Nahara around 9:30 and his body was discovered the next day in Chauri. He was allegedly shot in the chest and back.
Yadav was taken from his home in Patthargdha-5 at night. The attack appears to be connected to 200710250015
Yadav was the Siraha district member of the Rastriya Prajatantra Party and former chairman of the Sarhaitha Village Development Committee
Yar Hussain police asserted this was the first time a tobacco company was targeted.
Yitzhak and his wife, Oriya, were taking Shalhevet out to the playground in her stroller.  The mother was taken to shelter during the shooting by a neighbor.  The community buried the little girl several days later.  A summit meeting was held by Arab officials in an attempt to determine how to respond to this attack, and others, against Israeli citizens in the disputed area of the West Bank.
Yogendra Acharya was killed in the incident.
Yousef was one of several journalists that were killed in the span of one week.
Yousif Ahmadi, a Taliban spokesman, said the movement had killed the engineer but denied they had burnt his body, alleging this was government propaganda. The engineer had been working on a road construction project on the main highway between the main cities of Kandahar (Province) and Herat. He was employed by the Ankara-based Kolin construction company, the Turkish embassy said.
Yugoslav Interior Minister Zoran Zivkovic blamed the bombing on ethnic Albanians opposed to efforts to bring an end to the violence in southern Serbia.
Yupha Sengwas was also killed in the attack. The perpetrators got off of a motorbike, walked into the library during lunchtime, shot the teachers, and departed immediately. This was the first of two attacks against teachers in Narathiwat on June 11 and one suspect, Maleepeng Che-leh, was arrested by Thai police on June 12. This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200706110023).
Zabul province had been a Taliban stronghold before U.S. forces helped remove the group from power in Afghanistan.
Zabul provincial spokesman Alhaj Ghulam Rabani said the five were seized in Zabul Province's Shajoy District, which was a known Taliban stronghold.
Zarima Muzhikhoyeva was part of the Ingush ethnic group and her deceased husband had been a fighter in Chechnya against Russian forces.
Zavodskoi District forms part of central Grozny.
Zeid Deiffi died apparently while preparing a bomb to use against the Israelis.
Zulfikar Ali had retired from government service and was the local leader of the People's Democratic Party. The People's Democratic Party was a ruling party in India at the time of the attack.
Zvezdan Jovanovic was a Kosovan Serb and the deputy commander of the Red Berets. Milorad Lukovic alias Legija was a former Red Berets commander. He is head of the Zemun Clan, a Serbian organised crime ring, and was the alleged mastermind behind the assassination.