Police identified the sharpshooter responsible for the attack as Indian national Mohammad Bakar Saiyed. No group claimed responsibility for the attack.
Police nationwide were ordered to increase security and work 12-hour shifts without vacation in order to avert Chechen terrorists attacks. Those injured included the initial driver who spotted the perpetrators, as well as a second driver who also saw the rebels at the tracks. Sergeant Arkady Petrov, a police officer who also saw the men, was shot dead after he rushed to the tracks. Later that day, the rebels got into two separate firefights with police officers, one of which resulted in no casualties, but the other resulted in the deaths of two officers, injuries to two others and the wounding of one of the perpetrators. The men also later shot at two shepherds in Kharablinsky district while trying to steal food, killing one of the victims.
Police normally attributed this kind of attack to the paramilitary groups that operated in the province on both sides of the religious divide.
Police Officer 2 Erwin Ombas was currently being treated at the Masbate Doctors Hospital. Combined military and police forces launched hot pursuit operations against the rebels.
Police Officer Frank Buczek was killed "execution style."  A year earlier, Plainfield Police Officer Robert Perry was killed two blocks away while on duty (197006300001).
Police Officer Jerry Spruill was leaving a restaurant when he was ambushed from behind.  It is believed that Marvin Joel Fentis wanted to join the Black Panthers or Black Muslims, but both organizations stated that Fentis' involvement was insignificant.  However, Black Panther members were accused of sheltering Fentis after the incident.
Police officers Harry Roeder and Ben Burken, stationed in the rear of the police station, were injured in the bombing.  Authorities were unsure of the motive behind the attack.
Police official Thanongsak Wangsupa told AFP that the attack was carried out by Muslim militants. There was no indication which Islamic militant group was responsible.
Police officials stated that the attack was related to extortion demands. The officials pointed out that this was the third time in two weeks that offices of the Overseas Courier Service Company were attacked and the fifth time overall.
Police officials suspected that the target of the attack were the Chinese engineers.
Police originally arrested Joe Allen Johnson for the murder but released him due to lack of evidence.  The Zodiac killer is also believed to claim credit for this attack, but the authorities did not believe this was credible.  In 1970, there were two other police officers murdered by suspected Black Nationalists in Northern California while they were making traffic stops (197008060004 and 197008200003).
Police received intelligence that the realty office would be attacked and two officers were waiting at the scene.  Ward succeeded in lighting the fuse, but the bomb failed to ignite.  Hardcastle realty was previously bombed in attack 197004190002.
Police recovered a nine-millimeter pistol with four rounds, three mobile handsets and four SIM cards from the incident site.
Police recovered an extortion letter at the scene of the explosion with the initials BHB (Bagong Hukbong Bayan), bolstering the rebel theory.
Police report that the bomb was about to explode when it was deactivated
Police report that there were no Boko Haram members being held at the facility; however, sources suggest that some of the escaped prisoners were members of Boko Haram.
Police reported Mohan Hari Poudyal was involved in Duradanda Bank robbery incident, murder of Mohan Singh Ghimire, Thakur Neupane, Hemraj Lohani and five policemen, including one assistant sub-inspector in different incidents.  Poudyal was linked to the underground Maoist Communist Party.
Police reported that a group of professionally trained terrorists appeared to be behind a recent spate of bombings in Cape Town. A specific group was not identified.
Police routinely check and clear the roads when convoys are coming.
Police rushed reinforcements to the area, forcing the Taliban to flee, Ayub said. The militants took their dead with them
Police said 55 troopers of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) and dozens of local policemen had cordoned off a 12-km forested stretch near Bhairamgarh and launched a combing operation early April 8. Chhattisgarh is one of the worst Maoist violence-hit Indian states and officials say more than 100 people, mostly civilians
Police said a mortar shell was fired at the site to lure people in before the car bomber detonated his vehicle, ensuring maximum casualties.
Police said an anonymous phone call had warned of the bomb in the bicycle abandoned next to the Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria Bank (BBVA), where the explosion happened.
Police said five cars and nearby buildings also were damaged.
Police said insurgents hid three homemade time bombs in a clothes shop, stationary shop and motorcycle repair shop and detonated the bombs were set to explode nearly at the same time.
Police said that militants tricked the girl into carrying the bag to the police post.
Police said that soldiers spotted three teenagers riding on a motorcycle around the market at about 0300 in a suspicious manner and that the teenagers sped away on seeing the soldiers.
Police said that they knew what group perpetrated the attack, but did not tell media.
Police said that witnesses saw a young man wearing a red t-shirt and shorts physically place the explosive device.
Police said the "perpetrators" also attacked with automatic weaponry paramilitary troops and railway staff when they reached the site for repair and security, injuring three militiamen.
Police said the attack may have been a contract killing. Two masked gunmen wielding Kalashnikov weapons sprayed the official's metal-plated car with armor-piercing bullets. Police found a Kalashnikov and a portable grenade-launcher which the assassins did not use. In his city government post, Ordshonikidze is in change of international economic relations. The latest project he was working on was the construction of a $100 million Formula-1 racetrack in the capital's Nagatino district. The Mayor of Moscow, Mr. Yuri Luzhkov, blamed the attack on mafia, saying his deputy clearly crossed someone's path.
Police said the blast had blown off both hands of the deceased and that it seemed like he was trying to plant the bomb.
Police said the bombers targeted soldiers' lives in the vegetable market because they know that the soldiers will come to buy food every morning here.
Police said the center is used by various "nationalistic-inclined" Turkish groups, and that this attack could be tied into internal events in Turkey.
Police said the driver was ordered to abandon his vehicle outside Strand Road Police Station, and he did at 12:30 am. Nine residences were evacuated for several hours Thursday while army experts blew off the vehicle's doors and took apart the bomb using a remote-controlled robot. --No group of the IRA claimed responsibility, but police and politicians blamed the IRA dissidents, instigated by the fact the Pat Ramsay, the Catholic former mayor of Londonderry, has been a target of attacks due to his support of the Protestant police force.
Police said the mass kidnapping and killing was near the volatile town of Latifiyah, about 20 miles south of Baghdad in the so-called Triangle of Death.
Police said the New People's Army (NPA) could have attacked the compound because Malvar refused to pay revolutionary taxes. Before leaving, the NPA warned the land-grabbing syndicate to stop its illegal practice or face the rebels' wrath.
Police said the number of confirmed victims was six, although media reports spoke of as many as 30 people being taken hostage.
Police said they caught on videotape suspects parking the car that would be used in the explosion. Police Colonel Nukul Kraithong stated that Muslim insurgents were 'probably behind the attack.' Suspected terrorist 'Faisol', was urged to be arrested by the Governor of Narathiwat Pracha Therat, as he was believed to be the main bomb maker for insurgents in this region. There was no evidence that 'Faisol' was connected to this attack in the sources.
Police said they found un-detonated explosives on the bus, saying the casualty toll could have been much higher if they had exploded. The explosions came as efforts to implement a U.S. peace plan for the Middle East lurched from hope to uncertainty. Egypt called off plans to host the summit at the prompting of Israel. Police said the first explosions rocked the inter-city bus on a main street in Tel Aviv, a major business center, and that the damage appeared to be limited. A group identifying itself as the Saladin Brigades claimed responsibility for the blast in a telephone call to Reuters.
Police sources confirmed that the Mark 6 mortars were of the type previously used by the IRA.
Police sources doubted the authenticity of the claim of responsibility. Khadir Jaddua Kan'an was identified as the deceased victim.
Police sources suggested the attack was an extrajudicial punishment carried out on the suspected killers of local barbers.
Police speculate that the incident may be linked to criminal gang warfare.  Some witnesses report seeing three unexploded homemade explosive devices.
Police speculated that the motive might either have been because the student belonged to a Sunni political party or had a brother working as a translator for coalition forces.
Police speculated the attack may have been related to a feud between the real Irish Republican Army (IRA) and criminal gangs.
Police state that the attack was designed to cause panic, while government authorities state that it was designed to undermine peace initiatives; a third source suggests that the attack was perpetrated by Kashmiri militants.
Police state that the dynamite likely was part of a larger collection of dynamite that was stolen more than a year previously by members of the Basque Fatherland and Freedom (ETA) and another paramilitary group.
Police state that the hijackers made no political demands and did not have any accomplices
Police state that there was enough gunpowder in the package to kill the person that opened it.
Police stated later that they were holding Lashkar e Jhangvi responsible for a recent rash of sectarian attacks in the area
Police stated that all the victims were from Al-Jubur tribe
Police stated that the bombing bore the hallmarks of the Soho and Brixton nail-bomb attacks mounted by neo-Nazi David Copeland in 2001.
Police stated that the motive behind the bombing was likely to provoke fresh violence after the signing of the Malino Peace Agreement between local Christian and Muslim groups.
Police suspect at least five Muslim insurgents were involved.
Police suspect Mahato was an activist of the Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPM).
Police suspect Maoist guerrillas for the attack.
Police suspect that at least three or four militants were injured in retaliation fire; however, this information was not confirmed.
Police suspect that Tamil rebels were smuggling weapons to Sri Lanka when the car broke down (started on fire).  As people were coming to observe, the car soon detonated.
Police suspect that the commentator of the anti-MILF program was the intended target of the attack
Police suspect that the driver of the car bomb died in the blast. This is significant since FARC is not known to employ suicide bombers.
Police suspect that the grenade could either be an M79 or M67 grenade.
Police suspect that the incident was a robbery.  It is worth noting that two other female candidates were killed the two days following this incident.
Police suspect that the incident was a robbery.  Note that two other female candidates were killed the day before and the day after this incident.
Police suspect that the incident was a robbery.  Note that two other female candidates were killed the two days prior to this incident.
Police suspect that the murders were the result of personal enmity. However, villagers suspect that the murders were part of a pattern of violence carried out by Maoists in the area.
Police suspect that the victim's murderers were Islamic insurgents who were attempting to deter local Muslims from working for the Southern Border Provinces Peace-Building Command.
Police suspect that this is the latest incident in a string of attacks perpetrated by animal rights activists and the first one to occur in Scotland.
Police suspect United Liberation Front of Assam.
Police suspected muslim separatists were responsible for the attack.
Police suspected one of Kashmir's Islamic guerrilla groups carried out the attack however a specific group was not identified.
Police suspected Real Irish Republican Army (RIRA)because they had left a van packed with explosives outside a court complex known as Laganside in Belfast in March 2003. It is the owner of the van who called the police after he had been forced to park his vehicle in front of the motor tax office by two gunmen. The same day was organized the annual marathon of Belfast which could have been disrupted.
Police suspected that Muslim separatists were responsible for the attack.
Police suspected that Muslim separatists were responsible for the attack. The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from five to six, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
Police suspected that the assailants were members of a group led by Hundum Musordee.
Police suspected that the attack was carried out in retaliation for the shooting of Larry Ward (197005150004).  However, the Seattle Liberation Front also claimed the attack in a letter sent to the Berkeley Bear, an underground left-wing newspaper in Berkeley California.
Police suspected the attack may have been aimed at discouraging other Sunnis from participating in an Iraqi national election that was going to be held in December 2005.
Police suspected the attack was sectarian in nature.
Police suspected the attackers were politically motivated by the presence of Clinton's advance visit team.
Police suspected the involvement of militants from the outlawed United Liberation Front of Assam (ULFA)
Police suspected what they called "ethnic terrorist groups" for targeting the journalist.
Police were following a lead that pointed to anarchist-insurrectionalists as being the possible perpetrators of the attack.
Police were investigating how the unidentified assailants penetrated the high security zone.
Police were investigating the incident.
Police were investigating whether the explosion, a few hundred meters from Bagram Airfield north of Kabul, was the work of Taliban insurgents and if its target was the base or just those supplying aid to U.S. forces. If confirmed as an attack, the explosion would be the first assault on the base in more than a year. --City police chief Mohammed Ayoob Salangi suspected members of the Taliban to be behind the attack.
Police were looking for an unidentified person described as 165 centimeters in height, dark-skinned, with hair parted in the middle and with a thin mustache in connection with the parcel.
Police were on high alert in anticipation of village-level elections the following Monday.
Police were searching for Chung Teh-chu for questioning.
Police were searching for the perpetrators after the attack.
Police were unsure if the perpetrator acted out in support or defiance of H. Rap Brown.  This attack is linked with 197003090006.  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.
Police were unsure of the motives behind the attack.  Justice Sandifer, an African American, was a former civil rights lawyer but had not been involved in any civil rights cases around the time of the incident.  Police stated that the bomb was built by an amateur but would have caused extensive damage if it ignited.
Police were unsure whether the bomb was thrown or placed at the building.
Police who arrived at the scene after the MP had been killed exchanged gunfire with insurgents.  No one was reported injured in the shootout.
Police, at the time suspected, that this attack was linked to dissatisfaction over integration of the schools in West Point, Mississippi but could not conclusively rule out that this incident was criminally motivated.
Police, at the time, suspected that this attack was linked to dissatisfaction over integration of the schools.  John Thomas, John Buffington, and three other Blacks were charged with conspiracy but no individual was indicted.
Policed captured three KLF militants, Jagit Singh, Ramu Singh and Jasbir Singh. Officials discovered that the RDX seized from them was meant for an explosives dump in Punjab to unleash a wave of terrorism.
Policeman Aslan Muskayev was the only person wounded in the attack.
Policeman Muhammad Jamal
Polish troops located the safe house and executed a succesful raid to free the three remaining hostages. No shots were fired during the raid and it was reported that a few kidnappers were taken into custody. The rescued Italian hostage were Umberto Cupertino, Salvatore Stefio and Maurizio Agliana.
Possibly part of a multiple attack with 197105060003.  Both attacks were against energy targets in California at around the same time.  However, there were many bombings in California during this time period.  Also, the explosives used in the two attacks were not the same.  The offices of standard oil were the targets of anti-war protesters the same day as the bombing.  Standard Oil of California was also known as the Chevron Oil Company.  Moreover, the Chicano Liberation Army 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.
Possibly part of a multiple attack with 197105060004.  Both attacks were against energy targets in California at around the same time.  However, there were many bombings in California during this time period.  Also, the explosives used in the two attacks were not the same.  Extent of damages coded as unknown because it could not be determined the cost of the power outage to the four Californian cities.
Poudel's body was found in a wheat field a kilometer west of where he was kidnapped. He was shot in the head.
Power from Tarbela to Peshawar was disrupted.
Preechapol Suwannaphum, a Thai officer, was also injured. The police officers were injured by the IED, while the civilians were likely wounded in the ensuing exchange of gunfire. A Thai newspaper mistakenly placed the attack at 10:00 AM.
Preliminary reports reported authorities believed Sipah-e-Sahaba (SSP) was responsible for the attack. Lashkar-e Jhangvi was formed in 1996 as an offshoot of SSP. Thus, conflicting reporting was likely an update and not mistake.
Preljubiste is located in the vicinity of Tetovo, Macedonia.
President Bush met with the Sheik one week earlier.
President George W. Bush Wednesday blamed the Palestinian Authority for failing to curtail terrorism following the attack.
Press reports indicate that the attack was ment as an ambush.
Previous to this attack on November 31, 2001, People's War Group fighters killed the local leader of India's main opposition Congress Party, Venkat Reddy, in Bejugama.  Both these attacks preceded a planned visit of Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee.
Previous to this attack, the Pakistani Interior Minister made several outspoken statements against religious extremism and expressed support for the War on Terror.
Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar and other politicians immediately blamed ETA. With the death of Cano the group was  responsible for 22 deaths in a wave of shootings and bombings in 2000, its highest toll in nearly a decade. The group claimed responsibility for all but two of those 22 attacks.
Prior to his assassination, Delgadillo received death threats from unknown persons.
Prior to taking on the name United Freedom Front, the perpetrators called themselves the Sam Melville-Jonathan Jackson Unit, a name which represented their ideology regarding political prisoners.  In 1975, they named themselves the United Freedom Front. Additionally, it is possible that Joseph Aceto, a member of the Fred Hampton Unit of the People's Forces, was also involved in this robbery as he claimed so and discussed details of his meetings and actions with the perpetrators, while he was under oath, testifying as a government witness. The Fred Hampton Unit of the People's Forces had similar motivations and goals of the UFF in terms of changes for the treatment of prisoners and opposition to American imperialism.
Prior to the attack, pamphlets had been distributed in the community warning people not to do business with the targeted cement factory.
Prior to the kidnapping, the reporters met with militant Palestinian leaders in the town of Rafiah. The victims were kidnapped while heading toward a refugee camp near the border with Egypt to conduct another meeting with Fatah activists.
Prior to this attack, militants and Indian security forces were fighting at Qazigund in the south Kashmir district of Anantnag. Two militants and a soldier were killed in this altercation.
Prior to this attack, police announced that a hit list that included wealthy businessmen existed.
Pro al-Qaeda rivals of the tribal leader are suspected to behind the bombing.
Pro-Kurdish Roj TV(Brussels) quoted an earlier statement by HPG Press Bureau that guerillas killed four Turkish soldiers in this attack and another in Bitlis.
Pro-Taliban Militants were believed to be responsible
Property damage figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of the houses damaged in incidents 201509230031, 201509230032, and 201509250018.
Property damage figures represent a division of the total number of houses torched across incidents 201701290062 and 201702080032.
Property damage for this attack represents a division of a cumulative total of petrol destroyed across incidents 201511170075 and 201511170076.
Property damage numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total damages across incidents 201607310050, 201608010027, and 201608010028.
Provincial Gov. Ghulam Dastager Azad stated that he believed that the attack was motivated by a personal dispute and not linked to the insurgency.
Provincial Police Chief Maj-Gen Abdol Rahman Sayedkheli said the man was on his way from Parwan to Kapisa Province. A police party in the Golbahar town of Parwan chased him on suspicion.  However, he detonated himself to evade arrest by the policemen, said Sayedkheli, who added only the bomber died while a nearby butcher shop owner suffered injuries in the blast.
Pumret also confessed to carrying out other bombing attacks in Bangkok on May 15, 2017 and May 23, 2017.
Puntland security forces claimed that the Somali Federal Government had armed the assailants.
Qari Hussain is suspected to have planned the attack. The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 30 to 40, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
Qari Yousuf Ahmadi, a self proclaimed Taliban spokesman, claimed responsibility for the attack. The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from one to two, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
Qari Zainul Abedin was involved in the claim of responsibility on behalf of the Taliban for the attack.
Qasim states that only two of his security guards were injured; however, witnesses report that at least six people were injured.
Qassem Aqlan was a Yemeni national.
Quereshi, who had previously been a senior official in Jamaat-e-Islami, had in recent years joined Tehrik-e-Islam, an organization pressing for Islamic law in Pakistan.
Quita Hague suffered near decapitation and machete-like wounds to her face, neck, cervical spine, shoulder blades, scapula, jaw, cheekbones, carotid arteries, jugular veins, hypopharynx, and epiglottis. The eight Zebra killers were Black Muslims, who belonged to the San Francisco chapter of the independent socio-religious sect, the Nation of Islam.  The perpetrators followed the teachings of Elijah Muhammad, and believed that their deity, Allah, motivated them to kill the "devil," which the men translated to mean kill "whites." The Nation of Islam paid for the legal representation of most members during their trials for these attacks. This was the first incident in a series of 20 attacks (with 23 victims) by the perpetrators who came to be know as the Zebra killers: see also events  197310220003, 197310290003, 197311250004, 197312110002, 197312130001, 197312130002, 197312200003, 197312200004, 197312220002, 197312220003, 197312230001, 197401280001, 197401280002, 197401280003, 197401280004, 197404010003, 197404140003, and 197404160003
Ra'anan Gissin, as adviser to Prime Miniter of Israel Ariel Sharon, linked the attack to the ongoing Palestinian election campaign. An IDF brigade headquarters was located near the attack location.
Raad al-Harith and seven of his bodyguards were released.  The outcome for the remaining twelve bodyguards is unknown.
Rabah Aissat was a member of the Socialist Forces' Front, an opposition party in Algeria that supported an end to the conflict.
Rabi Rajbongshi was picked up by the police after trying to fee the scene.
Radulovic was 34 years old and was pronounced dead upon arriving at the hospital.  After the incident, Svetlana Vujanovic, an on-call investigative judge with the high court, initiated an investigation at the site of the bombing.
Rahman's two sons were a former Member of National Assembly (MNA) and a senator.
Rahmani was a former Taliban politician who was currently a member of the High Peace Council and in peace negotiations with the Taliban.
Railway property has become a soft target of the Maoists who are protesting the arrest of four of their top leaders. The state administration made elaborate security arrangements in these districts in view of the Maoist shutdown and threat to target government buildings and offices. --The Maoists deliberately told their hostages not to worry since they professed that the administration and police were their real targets. Train movement on Mughal Sarai-Gaya Grand chord section of Mughal Sarai division  had been suspended. --The two cadres Guddu Sharma and Vrinda Singh had been arrested on April 2.
Railway service was not affected by the explosion.
Ram Prasad Sah was killed in the incident.
Ramesh, ‘commander’ of the Keshkal Dalam (squad) claimed responsibility for the attack, and sent messages to local media.
Ramzi Nahra, 45, and his nephew, Elie Issa, 28, were killed on Friday (December 6, 2002) when a bomb exploded as their car passed in southeast Lebanon. Residents in Nahra's home town described him as a drug trafficker who had been a double agent during the Israeli occupation of southern Lebanon. Nahra also reportedly provided Hezbollah with the names of Lebanese allegedly collaborating with Israel and worked for Syria and Israel.
RAND reports that one of the rockets hit a parking lot in an industrial zone. In addition, some vehicles were destroyed and five people suffered from shock. On the other hand, Israeli radio reported that there was no damage.
Ransom amount for this incident represents a division of a cumulative total of ransom demanded across incidents 201504230027, 201504230028, and 201504230029.
Rebel spokesman Rasiah Ilanthirayan insisted the Tamil Tigers had "nothing to do with" the blast.
Rebels fighting Indian rule in Kashmir have frequently barricaded themselves in mosques, causing dilemmas for troops afraid of causing damage.
Rebels from the Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia (FARC) or the National Liberation Army (NLA) were both reported as suspects.
Rebels in Chhattisgarh state often target factories run by the federal government, accusing it of exploiting the region's rich mineral resources without bringing much benefit to the local tribal people. The Times of India reported that 200 Maoists had attacked the depot, while the Indo-Asian News Service reported that 900 Maoists had attacked the facility.
Recruits Dal Bahadur Meghi and Gorakh Mahara were killed at the scene, Constable Purna Nanda Bhatta died later as a result of his injuries, and Recruits Krishna Adhikari, Pralhad Thapa, Bindeswor Shah and Dil Bahadur Chaudhari were injured. This was one of two linked incidents (cf. 199905010001; 199905020001).
Regarding this incident, an African National Congress statement in Johannesburg asserted that a third force was using Richmond as "a test run with a view to spreading destabilization to the entire province ahead of the 1999 elections."
Reid attempted to board a flight the previous day, the 13th anniversary of the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, but failed because he raised the suspicions of airline officials and border police.  Reid pled guilty to the following charges: attempted use of a weapon of mass destruction; attempted homicide; placing an explosive device on an aircraft; attempted murder; two counts of interference with flight crew and attendants; attempted destruction of an aircraft; and using a destructive device during a crime of violence.
Related to 200608050007; the attack missed the target and instead injured nearby civilians.
Rep. Raul Gonzalez believed that the attack was personal, not political, and accused Bernie Miaque, who is the owner of local newspaper and had been accused of earlier attacks on Mr. Gonzalez's life.
Repair time was estimated at 20 hours.
Reportedly, this incident took place shortly after unknown attackers threw grenades at military police guarding the former Badr Corps headquarters in Bakuba. During a foot patrol the U.S. soldiers launched to search for the attackers, an Iraqi woman approached them. The soldiers warned the woman to stop several times, but she continued to advance towards them. When she refused to stop, the squad shot the woman her several times. The woman fell to the ground, dropping one grenade and continuing to crawl towards the squad, who fired again, killing the woman.
Reporting on the incident is vague in that it was implied that the attacker died in the suicide bombing.  However, no reports explicitly state that the attacker died in the attack.
Reports are conflicting about Sashila; some say she survived with injuries from the shooting, and another says she was shot dead.
Reports are unclear as to whether suicide attackers were involved in detonating the car bombs.
Reports claimed that the perpetrators were the Iranian-Syrian Militia, but these accounts gave no evidence to support this view. No group claimed responsibility for the attack. The Iranian-Syrian Militia is a term sometimes used to refer to Hizballah. A South Lebanese Army post located in Markaba was also struck during this attack as well. However, no specifics of this attack are present in the literature surrounding this event. Another artillery barrage hit the village of al-'Udaysah at the same time Hula was being attacked.
Reports claimed that the perpetrators were the Iranian-Syrian Militia, but these accounts gave no evidence to support this view. No group claimed responsibility for the attack. The Iranian-Syrian Militia is a term sometimes used to refer to Hizballah. A South Lebanon Army post located in Markaba was also struck during this attack as well. However, no specifics of this attack were present in the literature surrounding this event. Another artillery barrage hit the village of Hula at the same time al-'Udaysah was under rocket attack.
Reports conflict as to whether Dean Harvey Hicks  confessed to this incident in 1991.  Hicks pled guilty for firing mortars at the Chet Holifield Federal Building in 1987 (198703020005).
Reports conflict as to whether one or five Algerian soldiers were wounded.  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the assailants targeted the Algerian soldiers specifically to prevent their capture or if the incident was part of a calculated operation against Algerian security forces.
Reports conflict as to whether the facility sustained $70,000 or $80,000 in damages.
Reports conflict as to whether the victim was the deputy mayor of Aomar or the deputy speaker of the Municipal People's Assembly
Reports conflict on how many people were wounded, ranging from 19 to 40.
Reports conflict on the number of casualties. One source reported that four people were wounded.
Reports conflict on the number of casualties. One source reported that two people were killed and 20 were wounded.
Reports conflict on the number of casualties. Some report only the bomber was killed while others claim five soldiers were also killed. There is disparity in reports of whether any people were injured. Further, according to some reports, there may have been two bombers in either one or two cars.
Reports conflict on the number of casualties. Some sources report three people were killed.
Reports conflicted as to the number of militants who were harmed in the attack. One report indicated that all four sustained injuries while a later report noted that only two of the perpetrators were harmed in the blast. Another bomb exploded seven minutes after this one in Narathiwat Province outside of a Thai Army checkpoint. The two bombs were similar in design leading some Thai authorities to believe that the attacks may have been related (cf. 200503200002).
Reports conflicted over the number of casualties suffered by the Sri Lankan airmen.  The AP reported that thirteen airmen died, and eight injured.  The AFP reported that fifteen airmen died, including one of the seven survivors who later died from his injuries.  Vanuviya is approximately 160 miles north of the capital Colombo, and is a frontier town near the Wanni region in the north, an area dominated by the Tamil Tigers (LTTE).
Reports conflicted regarding the number of Maoists that participated in the attack. The number of Maoists reported to have participated in the attack ranged from 600-2,000.
Reports contradict as to whether the bomb detonated at 4:00 AM or 4:00 PM.
Reports did not disclose whether the victims were robbed, injured, or if a ransom was demanded.
Reports did not give an exact number of kidnapping victims; however, the rebels were seen abducting children. The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) Cease-Fire Monitoring Group launched a counteroffensive against the rebels the following day and repulsed them from the town. However, there was no additional information in the available sources regarding the kidnap victims or the number of perpetrator casualties.
Reports did not indicate if and/or when the remaining 11 victims were released.
Reports did not indicate if and/or when the victim was released.
Reports did not indicate the fate of the three policemen who were missing from this attack.
Reports did not indicate whether electrical power in the area was affected.
Reports did not specify whether the attack was intended specifically for Captain Gulomov or his companion as well, Border Guard Colonel Gennadiy Polinotsyn, although they strongly emphasize Gulomov's position as motivation for the attack.
Reports did not state which group was responsible for this attack.
Reports differed as to the exact number of casualties.
Reports differed as to whether it was a suicide bomber or simply a placed explosive.
Reports differed over the number of Russian troops dead. Russian media reported only 2 Russian troops killed, while the AP, citing Russian military sources, reported 4 killed. There were indications of injured rebels, as traces were found that the rebels had evacuated their wounded.
Reports do not mention the extent of damage done to the vehicle, but it was likely that the vehicle was heavily damaged due to the fact three of its occupants were killed in the blast.
Reports indicate that many more people died and were injured in this conflict, but there is no data to support these anecdotal claims. The melee that broke out spread to other areas such as Audian where another pro-Independence civilian was murdered. This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199905100001-2). The possibility and degree of state involvement with these types of pro-Indonesia/anti-independence incidents is unknown. The pro-Indonesian militias in East Timor during this time were independent with the tacit support of the government.  While the Indonesian government did not necessarily train or regularly supply these militias, they did not intercede in any of their operations. 
Reports indicate that the bomb detonated when a bus heading for the industrial city of Faisalabad, in the north of Pakistan, was about the leave the station. There was also some early confusion in the reports over whether the bomb was on the Faisalabad bus or in the bus station.
Reports indicated that leftist rebels were behind the abduction of the missionary.
Reports indicated that the perpetrator group, Legazpiako Gazte Indarra (Legazpia Youth Force), receives instructions from Herri Batasuna and Euskal Herritarrok, both movements with strong ties to ETA. At the time of the incident there were increasing indicators that ETA was preparing to intensify their campaign through violent means.
Reports indicated that the perpetrators set up roadblocks on the Sayyidat Mashmushah-al-Hariq. They searched other individuals who passed by their barricade, but it is unknown why they abducted Mr. Wahbah.
Reports indicated that the Prime Minister Ratnasiri Wickremanayake might have been the target however he was not in the area.
Reports indicated that there were "heavy casualties' in the attack, but specific numbers were not reported.
Reports indicated that when the convoy was attacked soldiers retaliated by shooting indiscriminately throughout the city of Baramullah.
Reports mention up to 30 men attacked the vehicle but only 12 were arrested.
Reports mentioned that many more were dead and wounded although there is no data to support these claims. The attack that resulted in the man's death spread to other areas such as Santa Cruz where another man was killed in the fighting. This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199905100001-2). The possibility and degree of state involvement with these types of pro-Indonesia/anti-independence incidents is unknown. The pro-Indonesian militias in East Timor during this time were independent with the tacit support of the government.  While the Indonesian government did not necessarily train or regularly supply these militias, they did not intercede in any of their operations. 
Reports of kidnapping as part of this incident are unclear. There are no reports as to what happened to the kidnapped victims.
Reports on the incident are vague and may have coalesced data from two separate incidents.
Reports on the incident differed as to the number of perpetrators and wounded.
Reports on the incidents indicated that a heretofore unknown group claimed responsibility for one of the attacks.  However, the reports do not state the name of the group claiming responsibility.
Reports on the number of casualties conflict. One source reports that four people were wounded and another reports that six were wounded.
Reports on the number of casualties conflict. One source reports that one person was killed and one was wounded.
Reports on the number of killed and injured people vary across reports. At least six people were killed and at least 17 were injured. The last report of the attack listed death toll at 11. The priest who transported 17 injured to the Lira Hospital said that at least 25 were injured and he was not able to transport all of the injured to the hospital. The known victims that died include two UPDF soldiers, two-year-old Sarah Kia (died at the hospital), and Opio, the driver. Other victims that were not identified as killed or injured include Grace Ongu, Miriam Adongo, Delis Adongo, a truck controller, and two elderly men. The majority of the injured admitted to the Lira Hospital were women, five of the admitted were primary school children.
Reports provided two names for the murdered head of family: Abdul Gaffoor or Ghafoor Mian. The attack was reported to potentially be a revenge attack for a prior PWG killing.
Reports say that at least 20 people were killed
Reports show that Kosovo courts released a significant numbers of Kosovo-Albanians due to a "lack of evidence" even when officials provided sufficient evidence to prosecute a crime.
Reports state that similar incidents were carried out in the area by the Real Irish Republican Army (RIRA).
Reports stated that 5,000 civilians attended the event.
Reports stated that Albanian separatists were responsible for this attack, however group and/or individual names were not disclosed.
Reports stated that five were kidnapped but they were not removed past the village limits. The perpetrators tortured the five victims with machetes before killing four with an unknown firearm type.
Reports stated that separatists of the Pattani United Liberation Organization (PULO) based in southern Thailand were believed to have planted the bombs. The separatists had been blamed for a series of bomb attacks in southern Thailand.
Reports stated that terrorists were behind the attack.
Reports stated that the Indonesian Military had mounted a hostage rescue operation. However, the reports did not indicate the outcome of the situation.
Reports stated that the LTTE had alleged the killing was perpetrated by the Army, however the government denies the allegation. They state their Security Forces don't even have access to the LTTE active area north of Mannar where the killing occurred.
Reports stated that the surviving Chinese national, who received multiple gunshot wounds, was rushed to the hospital. He managed to scribble a telephone number and several clues on the floor of the vehicle before he was taken to the hospital.
Reports stated that the victims were old people and children who were following in the vehicles and had been unable to escape when the attack started.
Reports stated that this attack followed a series of Israeli air raids against targets across Lebanon.
Reports stated that this pipeline was target of over 700 attacks since its inauguration in 1986.
Reports suggested the majority of the victims were police officers, although an exact count was not available.
Reports suggested the perpetrators had seized roads leading to the site and nearby rooftops in a bid to topple the Fatah-led government.
Reports suggested the perpetrators had seized roads leading to the site and nearby rooftops in a bid to topple the Fatah-led government. The casualties occurred when the defenders surrendered the position on June 14 and were led out by the perpetrators, who executed at least seven security personnel in the street.
Reports suggested the perpetrators had seized roads leading to the site and nearby rooftops in a bid to topple the Fatah-led government. The site surrendered on June 14.
Reports varied widely as the casualties from this incident.  Chechen rebels claimed to have killed 16 Russian police and 2 Chechen fighters wounded, while the AP reported different numbers.
Reports variously estimated that 20-50 Taliban fighters were involved in the attack.
Reports vary as to the number of perpetrators who attacked the police station. One source indicated that 50 perpetrators carried out the attack while another source stated that upwards of 200 people participated in the attack.
Reports vary in how many people were injured in the attack. The injured police officer was identified as Gul Hakeem and among the wounded civilians were Muhammad Hasan and Allah Dina Bugti.
Reports vary on the number of bombs that exploded.  There may have been two instead of just one.
Reports vary on the number of dead and injured. The number thought to be dead is between 12-20 and the number injured is thought to be 20-25.
Reports were unclear as to how many bombs had been planted along Assam's railroad tracks.
Republican sources said the attack bore all the hallmarks of the Continuity IRA, which was active in the Fermanagh area and which, like the other dissident groups, also claimed to be the "true" IRA. The attack also disrupted a wedding reception taking place at the nearby Carlton Hotel where 100 people were evacuated.
Republicans, both mainstream and dissident, are uncertain why the attack took place.  Sinn Fein has denied any involvement by the mainstream Irish Republican Army (IRA).
Reserve police constable Chaminda was injured and taken to Batticaloa hospital.  The Eravur policemen were returning from escorting the Batticaloa magistrate to Valaichchenai.
Reserve police constable G.R. Lalith Bandara died at Jaffna hospital from injuries sustained during the attack, while reserve police constables M. Ariyarathne, D. Gunawardene, and P. Krishantha were injured in the attack and taken to Jaffna hospital.  The attacker who threw the grenade had been hiding in the crowd and waited until the truck slowed to attack.
Residents claimed that Bashir Raghe, a militia commander loyal to north Mogadishu warlord Ali Mahdi Mohamed, was responsible for the attack, possibly to avenge the death of two of his fighters in an ambush by their rivals on 06/11/2000. Raghe, however, denied involvement in the attack.
Residents of the village suspect the Takok people to be responsible for this attack.
Residents rallied following the attack to protest the administration's failure to maintain order
Residents reported that the assailants stole property from them
Residents reported that the perpetrators had fired heavy weapons at the building; however, officials maintained that it was an explosive device that had detonated.
Responding to the rocket fire, Israel placed roadblocks on main highways, dividing Gaza into three sections between which no one was allowed to travel.
Responsibility for the attack was claimed by HPG - People's Defense Forces. The group was not listed in the drop box in the appropriate column.
Responsibility for the attack was claimed by Jadid al-Qaeda although Tinjumul Islam and Jamaatul Mujahidin Bangladesh are also suspected to have played a part in the attack.
Responsibility was claimed by both Islamic Jihad and HAMAS through phone calls after the bombing. The Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades later claimed responsibility and posted the names of the two bombers through a fax sent to AFP. It is also suspected that the timing of the attacks suggest an attempt to derail meetings between Fatah and HAMAS.
Reuters reported that Karachi police had been tipped off a week ago of an imminent suicide bombing, but did not know when and where it might happen.
Reynante Capao was also killede in this attack. Both men were members of the Citizens Armed Force Geographical Unit (CAFGU). The perpetrators subsequently fled into the forested mountains around Pasian district and were pursued by elements of the Filipino Army’s 10th Infantry Division.
Roadblocks were also set up in an attempt to halt Sheikh Hasina's convoy. Hasina was an Awami League party member. The Awami League was a leading opposition party in Bangladesh.
Roads in the area around the incident were closed, and local Internet connections were disconnected.  A Lao police official argued that Hmong rebels tended to attack government posts and officials rather than ordinary citizens, and hence the motive for this attack was unclear.
Robert Miles, Dennis Ramsey, Wallace Fruit, Alex Distel, and Raymond Quick were convicted of this attack.  The prosecution was assisted by an informer within the KKK.  Elmer Tackett, another Klansman, stated on his death bed that he was the person who committed the attack, howeverm the original convictions were never overturned.  Robert Miles was also convicted for incident 197104030003.
Rodrigo Sapilan was also killed in the attack.
Rosa Diez, a Socialist deputy in the European Parliament, told reporters that Priede had been on ETA’s hit list. The killing came several days before the Spanish government was to pick a new regional leader of the Basque region. Patxi Lopez, a Socialist candidate for secretary general, speculated that ETA’s violent actions were meant to influence Basque politics and strengthen its armed oversight over the region.
Roughly half of the town had been destroyed by an earlier attack on July 9, 2011.  The residents were fearful that this attack would have the same result.
Russia claimed the attack was perpetrated by extremist groups, but the Georgian government accused Russia if perpetrating the attack.
Russian Ekho Moskvy radio reported that law-enforcement agencies had referred to the incident as a terrorist attack against border guards.
Russian forces moved into Chechnya in September 1999 after rebels based there attacked neighboring Dagestan and after a series of apartment bombings in Russia that killed about 300 people and were blamed on the rebels. Chechnya's rebels often chose to mount small but demoralizing attacks on Russian troops despite Russia's claim that the rebels were on the verge of military defeat.
Russian police authorities believed that Chechen rebel Doku Umarov planned the attack.
S. Shanmuganathan, represented the People's Liberation Organization of Tamil Eelam (PLOTE). Some sources had conflicting information on the number of individuals killed; there was a discrepancy between 4 deaths and 6 deaths.
Sa'd al-Amili, director-general of the Health Ministry, was passing by, as the roadside device exploded hitting the second car in which his guards were riding. Amili was uninjured.
Sadr City was Iraq's largest Shi'I muslim enclave at the time of the attack.
Sahanshah, a member of the Terai Army outfit, telephoned the media and claimed responsibility for the attack.
Saharee was a former Kabang (District) defense volunteer who had quit his job and just moved his family to live in a rented house in Ban Deeyae village. He was employed as a food vendor at time of the attack. This attack may have been related to 2 other incidents in the area occurring on the same day (cf. 200504110002, 200504110003).
Sahudin Tohjehma is a leader of RKK.
Salamat Khan, a village elder, was present but safe. A jirga is a council of tribal elders; a hujra is a local drawing room separate from the house.
Saleem Erakat was mistaken for a white man as the perpetrators were targeting random whites in the San Francisco area.  No indictment was brought for this crime other than the conspiracy charge, due to lack of adequate evidence and witnesses.  The eight Zebra killers were Black Muslims, who belonged to the San Francisco chapter of the independent socio-religious sect, the Nation of Islam.  The perpetrators followed the teachings of Elijah Muhammad, and believed that their deity, Allah, motivated them to kill the "devil," which the men translated to mean kill "whites." The Nation of Islam paid for the legal representation of most members during their trials for these attacks.  This was the fourth incident in a series of 20 attacks (with 23 victims) by the perpetrators who came to be know as the Zebra killers: see also events 197310200002, 197310220003, 197310290003, 197311250004, 197312130001, 197312130002, 197312200003, 197312200004, 197312220002, 197312220003, 197312230001, 197401280001, 197401280002, 197401280003, 197401280004, 197404010003, 197404140003, and 197404160003
Salih Askoy is one of the kidnap victims.
Salman was the second Jordanian embassy driver in Iraq to be targeted by unknown gunmen over the past two months; another driver was kidnapped from his home in Baghdad on December 20, 2005.
Samad was arrested based on a flier that was circulated with a picture from CCTV of a youth who entered the bakery with two bags and came out with one bag.  Several articles claim involvement of certain groups including Al Qaeda operational arm 313 Brigade, Lashkar-e-Tayyiba Al-Alami, the Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI) and the Indian Mujahideen.
Same types of bombs used in 197004040001 and 197004040002.  Also, there was a previous bombing against the same bank two weeks earlier (197003220002).
Sanae Nasukawa denied being responsible for the attacks, and while she was in police custody, two more gas cylinder attacks took place in the area. Police dismissed these incidents as "copycat" crimes. It is not clear from the wording of the letter as to whether the author's grievances were related solely to a personal experience the author had with the police station or if the attack is an attempt to make a larger statement about police in that area of Japan.
Sands claimed the home was obstructing his jogging trail, and when the owner of the home stated he would rebuild, Sands wrote a message reading, "U Build, We Burn Again," on a sign at the construction site.  Letters sent to media, homeowners and contractors, and messages on construction sites of several of the arsons claimed responsibility in the name of CSP, stating that "God's work had to be done." However, during the Federal Grand Jury indictment, prosecutors maintained that Sands committed the acts for his own twisted reasons and the he fabricated letters and claims from the CSP to carry out his plot.  Sands still maintained that he was against development of preserved areas, but also that he "knew how to sell it," "knew what a god media story was, and "there was a sense of power" behind the string of incidents that the media fed on.  The true motives appear to be a combination of personal reasons and to make a broader environmental message, but they remain unknown.  The FBI investigation determined that Sands did in fact fabricate the CSP.  The victims of the incidents were fearful or recurring arsons, and according to sources, Sands still  terrorized the community to portray a broader message.
Sarbaz Baloch is the spokesman for Baloch Republican Army. He claimed responsibility on behalf of the group. The available sources provide different information on the number of casualties. One of the available sources listed the causualties as zero, while the other source listed the casualties as unspecified.
Sarpanch Mohd Sarwar Khan, who was killed, had been elected to the Panchayat, a local administrative body, in the recent elections.
Sarvar Yakdast and his deputy Nessar Ahmad Gholami were killed in the attack.  Two of their colleagues sustained injuries and were taken to hospital.  No group or individual took responsibility for the attack.  Yakdast and the group under his command had led a guerrilla fight from mountains near Herat when Afghanistan was under the Taliban.
Sasson was killed on a bridge connecting two tunnels that had been built in order to protect Jewish drivers
Satellite phones are common in Washir district because mobile phones do not work there. Authorities asserted that because satellite phones are so common, their possession is not enough evidence of spying. Further, authorities stated that the victims had no connection to the government. Assailants had warned people against moving the bodies from the area.
Sawdhin, the captured bomber, was a Dhaka College student. He was captured in the Demra area of Matuail. A man named Jashim was thought to be the bomber killed in the explosion, while two men, Ibrahim and Mahbub, were the other two bombers who were injured in the explosion.
Sawirki was handcuffed and thrown from the 18th floor of the Ghafari Tower in Gaza City later in the day. A source with al-Fatah suggested the man was distributing food to Force 17 members when he was captured.
Sayed Sadiq, a supporter of President Hamid Karzai and a strong opponent of drug trafficking, was the first lawmaker killed since the new parliament's inauguration. As violence had increased in Takhar, authorities blamed this attack on the Taliban; however, Governor of northern Takhar Province Khwaja Gholam Ghaws on 2nd April ruled out Taliban involvement in the murder of chief of a provincial council chief. He said Sayed Sadeq Agha, had fallen victim to a tribal or factional dispute. He said neither the Taliban nor Al-Qaida were involved in his killing.
Sayeed Kaka, a Peshmerga commander who was injured in the blast stated that he believed that he was the target of the bombing.
Sayeed served as governor of Sindh Province, of which Karachi is the capital, in 1993 and 1994. He was the highest-ranking leader to be assassinated in Karachi. A reward of $100,000 was offered for the capture of the attackers.
School buses played a significant role in transporting Black students to integrated schools.  Approximately 1/3 of Denver's school buses were put out of commission.  Three white males were seen running from the scene shortly before the explosion, however, no perpetrators were ever apprehended.
School girls were treated at a hospital after the incident.
Sean Gillespie was a former member of the Aryan Nations.  After his conviction, he sent a letter to Temple B'nai Israel stating that he was attempting to ignite a race war.
Sean Langan, the documentarian, was released after his employer paid his ransom.  Doubt Terrorism Proper- one source said the terrorists were merely criminals.
Security forces also claimed to carry out the arson on the marketplace, stating that they were angry with the ruling party, the Patriotic Front (PF).
Security Forces believe the claymore mine, which accidentally exploded, was brought to the area by the LTTE targeting the Security Forces passing through the area. The women were cleaning 'their areas,' and were from Ambuvelipuram in Trincomalee.
Security forces blocked entry to the area after the attack.
Security forces captured several people on suspicion of involvement in the murder and unrest in the town,
Security forces claim there were no casualties in this attack. The Taliban claim to have killed six Polish soldiers.
Security Forces defused the claymore mine fixed to the tree. Police said they believe that LTTE had planned to attack a VIP returning from Parliament, but due to the discovery of the two perpetrators who planted the claymore mine, the attack on the VIP was aborted. Six people were arrested after the attacks.
Security forces had called off search operations for the girl earlier in the week fearing it would put her life at risk.
Security forces killed seven alleged militants in an ensuing operation.
Security forces killed three suspected AQAP members following the incident as they looked for the perpetrators.
Security guards were tied up and the assailants set part of the school on fire, detonated bombs in the director’s office and cafeteria, and stole computers.
Security head of Khost Province identified the Taliban as firing the rocket, while the Taliban claimed to have shot fifty rockets at other locations in Khost Province.
Security officials said earlier they had information that two suicide bombers armed were traveling toward Beit Shean. Police had fanned out across the area, and officers were stationed at schools in Beit Shean and Afula, another northern town that was considered a possible target, the officials said. Police and rescue services such as a hundred ambulances and dozens of medics had been placed on high alert around the two cities, and roadblocks were set up to check passing cars.
Security personnel found a bundle of wires and a pair of slippers in the area.  Sources report that there were likely one or two assailants (male).  While the assailants were definitely Maoist, it's not clear if they were from the  Communist Party of India - Maoist (CPI-Maoist).
Security personnel speculated that the blast was an accident caused by a malfunctioning deep freezer; however, experts confirmed that it was caused by an explosive device.
Security was tightened in the area after the explosion.
Sekou Odinga and Kuwasi Balagoon went into the bank to steal the cash.  The jumped over the teller's counter and grabbed the money.  All of the perpetrators were eventually captured by police.
Sekou Odinga and Larry Mack went into the bank to steal the money while Mutulu Shakur drove the getaway car.  The money was split up amongst the perpetrators but a few thousand dollars was ear marked for future attacks.  All of the perpetrators were eventually captured by police.
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 Susan Rosenberg and then once again switched into a truck driven by Marilyn Buck.   All of the perpetrators were eventually captured except for Mtayari Sundiata who was killed in a shoot-out with police in 1981.
Senator Gobir speculated that the attack on his office was carried out by political rivals.
Senior police official Fayyaz Leghari said the parcels were sent by private courier services. According to an official at the news agency, one e-mail said the blasts were a warning to police officials hunting members of banned Islamic groups as well as the Taliban and al-Qaida. Claiming they were sent by Asif Ramzi, a well-known Pakistani militant, the e-mails said 35 packages, each containing about five ounces of explosives, had been mailed from three post offices. Five other parcel bombs were defused at various police and investigation centers in Karachi however reports did not specify their locations. This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200210160001-03).
Senior Vice President Abu Sufian was one of the leaders abducted and later released.
Separatist rebels vowed to step up attacks to disrupt the results of the March 23, 2003 referendum that sealed Chechnya's place in the Russian Federation.
Serena Hotel was a five-star luxury hotel that house foreign dignitaries as well.
Sergeant Eric T. Lawson was also killed in the attack.
Sergeant Joseph Peters, Private First Class Cody Patterson, Sergeant Patrick Hawkins, and Lieutenant Jennifer Moreno were killed in the attack.
Sergeant Khamzat Kharsiyev, 27, Junior Sergeant Aslan Khashagulgov, 25 and Junior Sergeant Usman Gaisanov, 24 were killed in the attack, while Sergeant-Major Akhmed Albogochiyev, 27, and Sergeant Abuyazit Ezhiyev, 34, were wounded. Russian Interior Minister Sergei Stepashin asserted that the attack was a provocation linked with measures to strengthen the Ingush administrative border with Chechnya.
Seven assailants allegedly activated the bomb. The "Edwin Bernardo Velasquez" unit of the Jose Maria Cordoba front of the FARC in Medellin justified its actions in a communiqué left at the bomb site.
Seven days before this incident, a group called "Commando Rojo" claimed that they were going to begin a bombing campaign in Puerto Rico, which would include attacks against service stations in Ponce.  However, authorities did not know if "Commando Rojo" were the perpetrators of this incident.
Seven Germans, one Austrian, a Slovenian, two Pakistani children and a local security guard were among the injured. The attack took place near the Afghanistan border.
Seven months later there was an attempted bombing at Ben Maidenburg's house by a Neo-Nazi (197102100003).
Seven of the hostages escaped during the attack, while the status of the remaining 18 hostages is unknown.
Seven of the hostages were released on an unspecified date. The fate of the remaining hostages is unknown.
Seven of the leader's associates were among those targeted.
Seven of the villagers were released and Gokuli Panda was later killed.
Seven people may have been kidnapped after the attack.
Seven policemen were hurt in the explosion.
Seventeen of the kidnapped police officers were killed on various days, 8/09/2009 and 8/14/2009, during the kidnapping while two police officers managed to escape. The number of days of detainment, 19, was used because it was the number of days detained up till the date of the resolution.
Seventeen rockets were fired at the same time; only four hit houses while the remainder hit open spaces.
Seventeen-year-old Mohammad Younus Baloch was killed in the blast.
Seventy-three of the hostages were released the following day, 17 April and the remaining hostages were released on 19 April.
Several bloody attacks in this region had happened over the last week. Several funeral processions have been targeted recently as well.
Several different groups participated in the airbase attack, although not all are named.
Several dozen rebels participated in the attack.
Several grenade attacks happened in different areas of Mogadishu on the same night.
Several groups speculated as to who the culprits were. Jean Pierre Lola Kisanga, a spokesman for the Rwandan-backed rebel group, the Congolese Rally for Democracy (RCD), blamed the attack on rebels belonging to the Army for the Liberation of Rwanda (ALIR). However, Kikaya Bin Karubi, the Democratic Republic of Congo’s Information Minister, blamed the attack on soldiers of the Rwandan Patriotic Army (Rwanda’s national army).
Several hours before the incident, the courthouse received a bomb threat.  The incident took place days after courthouses in Washington were bombed by the George Jackson Brigade (197508050003 and 197508060002).
Several hours before this incident, a Bank of America branch in Chico, California was bombed (197105050003).  The day before the incident there was an attempted firebombing against the Armed Forces Recruiting Station in Chico (197105040003).
Several men were detained in connection with this attack, but no further information on the suspects was reported.
Several Molotov cocktails did not explode; gasoline was poured over the roof and ignited with homemade bombs.
Several of the hostages were released, and the status of the remaining hostages is unknown.
Several other bombings have occurred in the region targeting similar institutions. The injured in this attack include Ghulam Shabbir, Kifayatullah, Muhammad Omar and Muhammad Bilal.
Several other violent incidents occurred in Anantnag-Pulwama region shortly before elections took place.
Several reports stated that some or all of the children were released early on in the incident, but this information could not be verified.
Several rockets had targeted Quetta in the months prior to the attack. All the rockets were fired at night.
Several schools were hit and mentioned in the article, mortars and artillery were reportedly fired indiscriminately at the town. The LTTE fired upon the town twice.
Several women and older men also travelling in the minibus were kidnapped and later released unharmed.
Sgt. Dennis Orogo and Private First Class Alfie Romero were wounded during the attack.
Shahid Barakat was eight and his sister was three.  The residence was right across from the main office of Yasser Arafat, the Palestinian President.
Shamus Rehman and Samad were arrested in connection with the incident. Some sources say the event was an attempt to kidnap the targeted doctor.
Shannon Taylor set a fire at the same abortion clinic three months later (198810090009).
Sharma was the target of another attack on July 13, 2004 in Srinagar.
Shaykh Ahmad Trad was a prominent figure, a scholar, and an orator for the Amal Movement in Lebanon.
Shaykh Kasem al-Janabi negotiated with the perpetrators and go the hostages released.  The name of the engineer killed is Aleksey Konorev.  The two hostages were Alexander Gordienko and Andrei Meshcheryakov.
She worked for the Institute for War and Peace Reporting, the National Iraqi News Agency, and Aswat al-Iraq. Ansar al-Sunna claimed credit for the attack in a post to a jihadist website on June 10, accusing Haideri of negatively portraying the mujahedin.
Sheik Jalaladeen al-Sagheir had recently praised top Shi i ayatollahs and defended the government of Mr. Jaafari, which had come under increasing criticism for its inability to rebuild the country.
Sheikh Jamal Abu Samadana, the leader of the Popular Resistance Committees, was one of the mediators instrumental in the victim's release.
Shi i militants are suspected to be responsible
Shi i militants were suspected to have perpetrated the attack.
Shiferaw Tegegn, a member of the All Ethiopian Unity Party (AEUP) may have been acting outside of his organization's chain of command. AEUP was one of Ethiopia's main opposition political parties at the time of the attack.
Shiite citizens in the area rioted after the attack, causing authorities to increase security in the area.  One of the sources says that there were five shooters on two motorcycles, while another said there were three shooters.  One source says that six people were wounded and they were all Shiites sitting outside a mosque, while another says five people were wounded and they were all sitting outside a medical store.  However, since one of the sources listed a shopkeeper among the victims, it seemed that the medical store was the more likely setting.
Shiites celebrate the Arbayeen festival are targeted in a series of attacks.
Shimalawi was from the southern city of Amara and had fled his hometown after the fall of Saddam Hussein's regime in 2003.
Shining Path (Sendero Luminos) activity in Peru had been relatively dormant since the capture of top rebel leaders in 1992.
Shkin was a major trouble spot for the US-led forces in Afghanistan with troops coming under attack from suspected remnants of the Taliban regime and Al-Qaida.
Shortly after this attack, it is suspected that Wiley Anderson was shot and killed by White perpetrators (197011080001).  Robert Cunningham was the former leader of the vigilante group the White Hats.  At the time of the incident, he was the president of the United Citizens for Community Action.
Shortly before the device detonated, an anonymous caller phoned the police warning that the Chicano Liberation Front placed a bomb at the Army Reserve center.  The Chicano Liberation Army also 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."  Furthermore, a fake bomb was also discovered at a travel agency in Beverly Hills around the same time as this incident (197107010002).
Shot execution style in a "desert-like area." The group responsible claimed they were assisting the Americans, however no evidence exists to support this claim.
Shrestha was shot in the right shoulder, and later died in the hospital.
Shrestha was taken from his home at around 8pm local time, and was killed one kilometer away.
Sikandar Ali Mirjat, al Qaeda member, planned the kidnapping.
Sikander had recently contested local body elections.
Sima Franco was the teacher who was killed and Ya'acov Hatsav was the driver.  The others were the teachers who were wounded.
Similar ricin laced letters were sent to the department of transportation and to the offices of senate majority leader Bill Frist. The FBI is offering a 100,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the letter sender. Over 40 police and government staff were quarantined although none were harmed by the letters (cf. 200310150001 and 200402020010)
Similar ricin laced letters were sent to the White house and to the offices of US Senate Majority leader Bill Frist. The FBI is offering a 100,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the letter sender (cf. 200311120001 and 200402020010).
Simpson had been indicted in 2010 on charges of lying about wanting to travel to Somalia to join a terrorist group and had pledged allegiance to the "Commander of the Faithful", suspected to refer to ISIL leader Abu Bakr Baghdadi.
Since Israel's withdrawal from the Gaza Strip, rocket attacks on Ashqelon had been increasingly frequent.
Since Israel's withdrawal from the Gaza Strip, rocket attacks on southern Israel have intensified. Of the attacks over these two days, the Popular Resistance Committee did claim credit for three rockets fired at Sderot on 04/01/2006.
Since Israel's withdrawal from the Gaza Strip, rocket attacks on southern Israel, especially the industrial city of Ashqelon, have been increasingly frequent. --Islamic Jihad claimed responsibility for firing many rockets into Southern Israel in early April.
Since May 3, 2012, the Taliban has increased violent activities in the Kandahar province as part of an annual spring offensive.
Since the strike, there had been various acts of vandalism against equipment belonging to the company, and these actions have caused outages in 5,000 lines.
Sindhu Desh Liberation Army left pamphlets at the scene. This was the first time the group had been heard of.
Sinnathambi Sivamaharaja (68) was a former TULF parliamentarian and TNA activist, and current managing director of the Jaffna Tamil Daily Namadu Eelanadu, along with chairman of the Multi-Purpose Co-operative Society in his area.
Sipah-e-Sahaba Pakistan (SSP) is a deobandi Pakistani organization, and a formerly registered Pakistani political party. Currently the organization's official name is Ahle Sunnat Wal Jamaat.
Sipah-e-Sahaba Pakistan (SSP) is a deobandi Pakistani organization, and a formerly registered Pakistani political party. Currently the organization's official name is Ahle Sunnat Wal Jamaat. The activists were identified as Omar, Qari Abdul Shakoor, Imran, and Asadullah.
Sipah-e-Sahaba Pakistan was banned and is now called Ahl-e-Sunnat Wal Jamaat (ASWJ); however, the source refers to it as the Sipah-e-Sahaba Pakistan
Six civilians were killed, including: students, Sidra Khalid, Hina, Khalil-ur-Rehman, sanitary worker Pervaiz Masih, security guard Shaukat Bhatti, and worker Amna.
Six of the fatalities were identified as 2nd Lt. Jim Natorre Palma, Sergeant Eduardo Arquero, Corporal Jondilar Ebersole, PFC Jomar Miguel, PFC Gerald Mina and PFC Albert Lagua. In addition, sources noted there were two foreigners with the rebels at the time of the incident.
Six of the hostages were released on August 26, 2013. The remaining two were released on September 8, 2013.
Six of the hostages were released shortly after the abduction on the same day. The remaining hostage was released on July 2, 2014. Hostage numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
Six other car bombs were detonated on the same day in Mosul, Iraq.  It is a possibility that the attacks are related, as this number of un-related similar attacks in one day is unlikely.  Although, none of the sources describe the attacks as being linked
Six people were kidnapped including an industrialist, Ijaz Rafiq, and his driver, Ahmed, two cell phone company employees Akbar Khan and driver Nadeem Siddiqui, and two guards of District officer Revenue (DoR) of Bannu, Sajid Nawaz.
Six persons, including Sohrab Ali, his wife Gul Saida, sons Amjad, Wajid, Sajid and Kamran sustained injuries in the attack.
Six soldiers were killed in the attack.  Five civilians were killed in the attack including the perpetrator.
Six Sudanese hostages were said kidnapped, but Al-Qaida only mentioned 5 in their internet claim of responsibility and also it was said that only 5 were released. It is unknown what happened to the six victim. Al-Qaida demanded that Sudan shut down their Iraqi Embassy in 48 hours and they complied.
Six weeks earlier James Palmer Brewer and Randy Gerald Davis bombed an Army Recruiting Station in College Park, Georgia (197012270001).  Brewer was a soldier who had gone  AWOL.  The bomb was placed outside of the main doors of the building and detonated shortly before 5:00 AM.  The induction center was also the 81st Army Reserve Command Headquarters.
Six weeks earlier, Ricky Lee McDonald ignited a fire at the same abortion clinic (199903160003).
Six weeks earlier, the same Bank of America branch was bombed (197103030002).  The bomb detonated at 3:31 AM.  The device was placed in front of the bank.
Six weeks later, James Palmer Brewer and Randy Gerald Davis bombed an Armed Forces Induction Center in Atlanta, Georgia (197102130001).  Brewer was a soldier who had gone  AWOL.  Luther Grier, a janitor, was burned and cut.
Six weeks later, Ricky Lee McDonald ignited a fire at the same abortion clinic (199905010004).
Six women and a man were shot dead by the gunmen who escaped before constables reached the area
Sixty-eight of the hostages in this incident were released on June 30, 2013. Edgar Bantusan, was released unharmed on July 12, 2013. The fate of the remaining female victim is unknown.
Sixty-two soldiers were subsequently treated for minor respiratory irritations, dizziness, nausea, and/or watery eyes. This is the first chemical attack by insurgent perpetrators in Diyala, but the tactic has been frequently observed in al-Anbar, suggesting perpetrators from that governorate may have expanded their operations to Diyala.
Slovak Intelligence responded to the attack by announcing that they feared that Slovaks might now be targeted by al-Qa'ida. In addition, the claimed meeting of US CIA agents in the Slovak Embassy was unconfirmed. The US might not have been a target.
Small cars could still pass over the bridge following the bombing but trucks were forced to detour around it. This may have been an attempt to damage the Iraqi economy, force Kurdish vehicle traffic to detour through Diyala (Governorate)(where it could be attacked), and/or slow the movement of American and Iraqi ground forces to northern Iraq. Reconstruction began on June 19 and an additional detour was opened on June 26.
Snell, Scott and Thomas were eventually captured, indicted, and sentenced for their crimes and involvement with the Covenant, Sword, and Arm of the Lord. Snell's capture came during a police roadblock, after Snell shot and killed both a pawn shop owner who he believed to be Jewish (198311110006) and a black Arkansas state trooper.  Snell was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of the police officer, and sentenced to death for the murder of the pawnshop owner, and Snell was subsequently executed in 1995.
So many daily attacks occur in Iraq that many of the "smaller" incidents are not reported by major outlets. This my be a reason that only on report of this attack could be found.
Sofi, a former separatist, was returning home after addressing a public rally in a neighboring village.
Soldiers were on site to search the car because there was a dead body inside.
Some 50 million tourists visit Spain each year and the industry is vital to the country's economy.
Some authorities suspected Islamic Jihad's involvement, but others believed the attackers may have acted without organizational support and come from a near-by Arab village in the West Bank.
Some authorities thought that the victims were caught in a shootout between rival gangs in the area.
Some civilians may have been shot by the armed assailants, therefore there is another attack type, armed assault.
Some eyewitnesses claim that the Israeli Defense Force (IDF) soldiers, or, at least, people wearing their uniform, initiated the attack. There is also reason to suspect that the attack is related to insurgency.
Some eyewitnesses reported that bomber fled the scene after the attack while other reports indicate that the bomber died in the explosion.
Some eyewitnesses reported that the shots were fired by security personnel after Enco 5, a neighborhood in Conakry, residents pelted the Presidential convoy with stones as it wound its  way through the streets. Other eyewitnesses stated that the perpetrators firing at the President were wearing uniforms.
Some groups suspect that the attack may have been political rivalry between student groups following university elections. However, other sources suspected that Boko Haram carried out the attack.
Some journalists claim it was not merely a robbery as the killing coincided with recent attack against journalists by United Democratic Front, the ruling party.
Some of the casualties were identified as Hafeezur Rehman, Nasrullah, Qadir Bakhsh, Abdul Hameed and Muhammad Jan.
Some of the dead showed signs of having been tortured before being killed.
Some of the injured were identified as Naeem Hussain, Salim Hussain, Siraj Hussain, Muhammad Bashir, Abid Hussain, Muhammad Hussain and Hifsa Bibi.
Some of the kidnappings in Afghanistan are carried out by the Taliban, but others are carried out by purely criminal groups.
Some of the most senior Russian commanders of the Chechnya campaign were killed, including Russian Deputy Interior Minister General Mikhail Rudchenko, who oversaw the southern Russian administrative region. The dead also included his second-in-command, General Nikolai Goridov. Lower-ranking officials aboard the Russian interior ministry helicopter included Colonels Yury Orlenko, Yury Stepanenko and Alexander Trofimenko.
Some of the seven casualties were perpetrators, but the reports did not specify the exact number.
Some of the soldiers were identified as Petty First Class Saipetch Jankrajang, Sgt. Amporn Uthaicheeva and Pvt. Meerawan Jehma. The police arrested a suspect, Suhaiming Deureh.
Some of the victims were identified as Rashid Bahadar, Khursheed Ali, Shad Ali, Iqbal Hussain, and Sadiq Usman.
Some of those killed were identified as Ibeid Adam, Abdel Rahman Hassan, El Fadil Eisa Aseel, Suleiman Mohamed Fadul, Ahmed Adam Narmouk, Abakar Ali, and Wad Hassan.
Some reports claim that the Israeli government may have been involved, but there is not enough evidence to prove state involvement.
Some reports have number of wounded as high as 84 people.
Some reports mentioned that there were two wounded and other reports stated there were three wounded.
Some reports on the incident indicated that other people were injured in the shootout as well.
Some reports say that it was a bicycle, some say that it was a motorcycle.
Some reports state that grenades were thrown, other claim that bombs were used.
Some reports state that the judge died, while other simply indicate that he was wounded.  Also, while it says that the gunmen were arrested, there is no information on the number of gunmen, identities or affiliations.
Some reports state that there were multiple attackers, other say that there was only 1.
Some reports stated that Mohammed Shafi and his son Liyaqat (Liaqat Ali) and daughter Zarina (Zareena) were briefly kidnapped before being decapitated while other reports say the attack occurred just at the family's property. Shafi's wife, Barkat Bibi, was critically wounded in the attack.
Some sources claim that a civilian was injured in the blast.
Some sources claim that it was a roadside bomb, while others state that it was a sticky bomb attached to his car.
Some sources claim that there was a suicide bomber driving the car.
Some sources claim the device exploded near an Awami National Party (ANP) rally, not an office.
Some sources indicate that the attack occurred in the office building, while other sources indicate that the attack occurred while the victim was in his car.
Some sources indicate that the home was not the target of the attack, but they do not state who was.
Some sources indicate that this attack may have been a suicide car bombing.
Some sources indicate that three police officers were also injured in the blast. The majority of sources do not report any injuries.
Some sources noted that the attack may have been the result of enmity between cousins.
Some sources refer to this victim as "Angela Roselli," but this was not the victim's real name.  No indictment was brought for this crime other than the conspiracy charge, due to lack of adequate evidence and witnesses; however, based on witness description, it is suspected that Larry Green was one of the perpetrators responsible for this incident.  A car matching the description of Green's car, a Dodge Dart, was spotted near the scene of the crime. The eight Zebra killers were Black Muslims, who belonged to the San Francisco chapter of the independent socio-religious sect, the Nation of Islam.  The perpetrators followed the teachings of Elijah Muhammad, and believed that their deity, Allah, motivated them to kill the "devil," which the men translated to mean kill "whites." The Nation of Islam paid for the legal representation of most members during their trials for these attacks. This was the ninth incident in a series of 20 attacks (with 23 victims) by the perpetrators who came to be know as the Zebra killers: see also events 197310200002, 197310220003, 197310290003, 197311250004, 197312110002, 197312130001, 197312130002, 197312200004, 197312220002, 197312220003, 197312230001, 197401280001, 197401280002, 197401280003, 197401280004, 197404010003, 197404140003, and 197404160003
Some sources report that the gunmen were wearing military uniforms.
Some sources report the state Police Commissioner said no weapons, explosives, or incriminating items were found in Kiforo's car. There were rumors that before leaving his office Isua Kiforo ordered a staff member to take control of his office, giving the impression that he was aware that he was going on a mission from which he would not return. There is a possibility that Kiforo asked where the governor was before trying to force his way in. One source claims that while he was being fired at after getting out of his car, Kiforo chanted incantations to deflate the bullets using his magical powers. Kiforo was also a pastor at the Living Faith Church in Kaduna.
Some sources say a crude explosive was used instead of grenades.
Some sources say that the stores were selling narcotics.  They may be pharmacies.
Some sources say the attacker shot himself after shooting the soldiers. Some sources also say the attack started after a dispute. In addition, casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here.
Some sources say the bodies of the three abducted police officers were found several hours after they were kidnapped.
Some sources say the victim was killed on the spot or kidnapped and killed later.
Some sources speculate that the police officers opened unprovoked fire at the sleeping youths.
Some sources speculated that James Foley may have been abducted by the Syrian government.
Some sources speculated that the victim was a member of the Huda-Par political party, which is a rival of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK).
Some sources speculated that this was a suicide attack.
Some sources state that as many as four people were injured.
Some sources state that one of the children was killed, not wounded.
Some sources state that the suicide bomber collided with a rickshaw, while others state that the bomber detonated after arriving at the shrine.
Some sources state that three soldiers were killed and two were injured.
Some sources state the bomber was on a motorcycle while others state he was on foot. The number of injured people ranges between three and five, depending on the source.
Some sources state there were two blasts (first responder bombs); however, the majority of sources state there was only one car bomb.
Some sources stated that the victims were soldiers, not police officers.
Some sources suggest that mortars were used instead of rockets.
Some unnamed suspects were caught, but they were released due to a lack of evidence.
Some websites indicate the hostage count could have been as high as 600 persons. However, there is no consensus among sources. One of the hostages held in this incident later reported only 104 people were held hostage.
Source differ in their reports about whether the prime minister was injured
Source makes no mention that bomb was detonated.
Source provide conflicting accounts of the number injured and killed.
Source provide conflicting information concerning damages.
Source provide conflicting information concerning the number of assailants. The lowest number was applied here.
Source provide conflicting information concerning the number of casualties.
Source provide conflicting information concerning the number of casualties. In addition, unconfirmed reports state that as many as 130 prisoners escaped.
Source provide conflicting information concerning the number of casualties. One of the four fatalities includes the about-to-be born baby.
Source provide conflicting information concerning the number of casualties. The lowest majority number was applied here.
Source provide conflicting information concerning the number of casualties. The lowest majority number was applied here. Some of the articles state that the target of the attack were members of the Zakhakel tribe or group.
Source provide conflicting information concerning the number of casualties. The lowest number was applied here.
Source provide conflicting information concerning the number of casualties. The lowest number was applied here. The four fatalities included Professor Muhammad Hussain, Irfan, Aqil Raza, Shahid, and Abdul Hadi.
Source provide conflicting information concerning the number of casualties. The lowest number was applied here. There was also conflicting information regarding whether the attack involved a remote-controlled roadside bomb or a suicide bomber. Some of the victims were identified as police constable Fateh Muhammad, Bostan Ali, Ali Husain, Sarwar Ali, Zangal Khan, Ali Zaman, Ghulam Raza, Saleh Muhammad and Qurban Ali.
Source provide conflicting information concerning the number of casualties. The majority number was applied here.
Source provide conflicting information concerning the number of casualties. The majority number was applied here. Sources also vary on whether the intended target was a government-backed Sahwa member.
Source provide conflicting information concerning the number of casualties. The majority number was applied here. The civilians injured in the explosion included Khairullah Kharan, Muslim Turbat, Khalid Murad, Faisal, Ashraf Chitkan and an unnamed girl.
Source provide conflicting information concerning the number of casualties. The majority number was applied here. The victims were identified as Captain Manan, Tariq, Bahadar Shah, Nawaz Gul, Alibad Shah, Kamran Ali, Muhammad Yousuf, and Jan Afzal.
Source provide conflicting information concerning the number of casualties. The majority number was applied here. The wounded personnel were identified as Mohammad Razaq Khan, Anil Kumar, Sia Ram, Javid Khan, and Rajah Kumar
Source provide conflicting information concerning the number of casualties. The most recent reported number was applied here.
Source provide conflicting information concerning the number of casualties. The most reliable number was applied here.
Source provide different accounts for the number of dead and injured.  The most conservative numbers are presented here.  Estimates range as high as nine people killed and 28 wounded.
Source provide varying accounts of the  victims' employment.  Sources report that the victims were engineers and also report that they worked for a pharmaceutical company.
Source states that JTMM-J and police exchanged fire from 9pm to 10:15pm, local time.
Source summary indicates that the attack took place on Sunday night. Monday was used because it has a higher source validity. There is a disparity between the spelling of the city of Khuestan.
Source vary in their description of events.  While one source states that the assailants set off explosives outside of the house first, then shot family members as they fled, two sources state the assailants entered the house and killed the victims inside.  Sources also vary in death toll; however, the most recent source reports that three injured victims died after the incident, explaining the difference in fatalities.
Sources also attributed the attack to Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade.
Sources also attributed the attack to the Arakan Army (AA).
Sources also attributed the attack to the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP).
Sources also attributed the attack to the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP).Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
Sources also attributed the attack to the Grey Wolves and the Turkestan Islamic Party.
Sources also attributed the attack to the Macina Liberation Front (FLM) and Al-Qaida in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM). Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
Sources also noted that Turkmen and Chechen fighters participated in the attack.
Sources are inconsistent regarding a female perpetrator.
Sources are not clear about how many soldiers were injured
Sources are not clear how many guards were injured; they state "several" were wounded.
Sources are not clear on whether the target was injured in the explosion; it is also not clear whether the bomb was attached to the vehicle or the if the vehicle was just in the vicinity of the device.
Sources attributed the incident to farmers engaged in anti-government strikes.
Sources believe that the abduction was solely for the purpose of collecting ransom.  However, this has not been confirmed and no ransom demand has been made.
Sources cited an unnamed MP as having said that several political prisoners had been held in the Imam Hossein barracks, and added that the site had been the target of similar attacks in the past.
Sources claimed that originally, Iraq blamed Iran for the attack.  According to the statement by the Supreme Council for the Islamic Revolution in Iraq, they fired 16 rockets.  They also claimed that the rockets were fired at government buildings and Sadam Hussein's palaces, not at residential areas.  However, media reports showed damage to homes in a neighborhood and the claimes of damage by the group were not confirmed.
Sources conflict as to whether Mohajir Qaumi Movement-Haqiqi (MQM-H) leader Afaq Ahmed was the target. The two police officers were identified as Habibullah and Faisal Taimur.
Sources conflict as to whether or not the shots were fired at the President's plane or not.
Sources conflict as to whether the assailants were part of the GSPC or the GIA.  Algerian security forces carried out a massive search operation following the attack.  Three weeks later, two of the perpetrators  - Chama Mohamed (El Kakaa) and Oukil Boulenouar (Yasin) - were capture.
Sources conflict as to whether the footage accidently broadcasted on Yen Ngoc Do's television show was a Vietnamese communist flag or a picture of a mausoleum honoring Ho Chi Minh.
Sources conflict as to whether the target was an Army base or a police station. Three other bases were attacked in the region on this day.
Sources conflict as to whether those wounded in this attack were police officers.
Sources conflict in their victim numbers.  The number of dead victims ranges from six to eight.  In addition, it is unclear whether many of the victims were shot by the military when they firing in retaliation.
Sources conflict on attacker numbers (some sources say there were two attackers while others say there were only one). In addition, some sources state the assailant was injured, while others claim he was killed.
Sources conflict on how many casualties there were; either five or six individuals were wounded.
Sources conflict on how many suicide bombers were in the car. While some report that there was one bomber, others report that there were two.
Sources conflict on the date that the attack occurred. Agence France Presse reported that the attack happened late Monday, while the Associated Press reported the attack as occurring on Sunday; Philippine Daily Inquirer did not specify.
Sources conflict on the number of assailants involved in this attack. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimate is taken. Additionally, several editors blame a group headed by al-Sarkhi.
Sources conflict on the number of casualties, so the most recent estimate was recorded. Among those killed were two member of parliament, Yusuf Mire Seerar and Abdiweli Sheik Mohamud.
Sources conflict on the number of casualties, so the most recent estimate was recorded. The soldiers that were killed or injured were identified as Saichokchai Chaisit, Prasert Pobna, Shakrit Iamngiewngam, Kasien Sritham, Sakulpong Sombat, LCpl Pradi Cheuprom, Sgt-Maj Prajak Romklang, and Ubon Kaewkot and belonged to the 22nd Ranger Division.
Sources conflict on the number of casualties.
Sources conflict on the number of injuries.
Sources conflict on the number of perpetrators in this attack.
Sources conflict on the number of perpetrators in this attack. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimate is taken.
Sources conflict on the number of perpetrators involved in this attack. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimate is taken.
Sources conflict on the number of perpetrators involved in this attack. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimate is taken here.
Sources conflict on the number of perpetrators involved in this incident. According to GTD protocol, the majority number of perpetrators is taken.
Sources conflict on the number of perpetrators involved in this incident. According to GTD protocol, the majority was taken.
Sources conflict on the total number of kidnap victims in this incident. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here.
Sources conflict on where the attack took place.  One source states it happened while a procession was travelling between two temples, while another source states that it occurred while the devotees were in ceremony at a single temple.
Sources conflict on whether each bomb weighted two kilograms or weighed one and a half kilograms in total.
Sources conflict on whether the taxi driver had strapped the bomb to his vehicle or hit a roadside bomb.
Sources conflict on whether there was one or two suicide bombers.
Sources conflict on why Al-Shabaab claimed to target the victims. While it is certain that the victims were wanted for fleeing Somalia, they may have done so for fear of being attacked.
Sources conflict regarding whether a rocket or missile was used in the attack.
Sources conflicted on whether the nationality of the fourth hostage was German or South African.
Sources conflicted with regards to whether the plane was shot down or had suffered a technical problem.
Sources did not identify any group specifically involved, but implied it was nationalistic militants.
Sources differ concerning the description of the bombs.  One source says there was only one bomb, while another source says there were two.
Sources differ in how many boats were damaged and how long the fight lasted.
Sources differ in how the victim was killed.  It is unclear whether the victim was on his motorbike, on foot, or in his office.
Sources differ in the number injured; one source states that four people were injured and one source states that five were injured.  There is also conflicting information concerning the target; the government claims that the targets were business people living in the area while media sources state that the target was a particular family.
Sources differ in the number of assailants.  In addition, only one source mentions that the attack might have been perpetrated by members of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE).
Sources differ in the number of assailants.  Less credible sources state there were two assailants while more credible sources state there were four.  The attack was followed by violent rioting by followers of the victim.
Sources differ in the number of attackers, number of fatalities and injuries, and number of buildings destroyed.
Sources differ in the number of dead and injured.
Sources differ in the number of dead and injured.  Estimates are as high as 29 dead and 85 injured.
Sources differ in the number of dead and injured.  However, the more reputable sources state there were seven dead and six injured.
Sources differ in the number of injured
Sources differ in the number of injured and dead and one states that the bomb was thrown at the courthouse while another states that the bomb was in a special enclosure.
Sources differ in the number of injured and the number killed. In addition, one source states that one of the bombers was female while another reports the bombers were male.
Sources differ in the number of injured and the number of killed.  The numbers reported here come from the most recent source.
Sources differ in the number of wounded and dead.
Sources differ in the number of wounded and killed.
Sources differ in their accounts of the number of injured victims.
Sources differ in their reports about whether more than one building was damaged in the explosion
Sources differ in their reports of the number of dead and injured.  Rebel demands are unknown, although one source states that they were afraid of being thrown out of the military due to their previous coup participation.
Sources differ on the casualties for this attack. The suspect that was taken into custody was reportedly seen entering and exiting the bus shortly before the blast; an angry crowd assaulted him following the bombing.
Sources differ on the number of casualties in this attack.
Sources differ on the number of fatalities and injuries in this attack.
Sources differ on the number of individuals injured in this attack.
Sources differ on the number of injuries in this attack.
Sources differ on the number of injuries of this attack.
Sources differ on the number of perpetrators and motorcycles, AFP saying 4 on 2 motorcycles, and The Nation 2, on one. --AFP also originally reported that the incident occurred April 3, early Monday, while many Thai sources later reported it was on April 2.
Sources differ on the number of sticks of dynamite; estimate range between 23 and 25 sticks.
Sources differ on the time of the incident and the location of the incident
Sources differ on whether the bomb detonated or was defused, though evidence points to the former. One source reports that some of the explosives in the car detonated and the rest were defused.
Sources differ on whether the weapon was a planted landmine or remotely-triggered bomb.
Sources differ on whether this was a suicide attack. This attack was part of a campaign aimed at sabotaging the upcoming presidential election.
Sources differ regarding injury and casualty counts.
Sources differed on the date of this attack, though most of the articles reported June 2nd, as recorded here.
Sources differed on the exact number of kidnapped, ranging from 3 to 5 civilians.
Sources differed on the number of German North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) soldiers injured in the attack.
Sources disagree on the number of fatalities and injuries in this attack.
Sources disagree on the number of individuals injured in this attack.
Sources disagree on the number of injured and dead.  One source states as many as three were killed and four were wounded.  Sources also note that some versions of the incident attribute the explosion to a car bomb.
Sources disagree on the number of injuries in this attack.
Sources disagreed with regards to the outcome for the official in the transport ministry. However, the majority of sources indicated that he had survived the attack. Therefore, he is not reflected in the casualties.
Sources do not indicate where the attack took place and whether it was one incident or several incidents
Sources do not mention is anyone was injured or killed.  The outcome of the kidnapping is unknown
Sources do not provide any information about a resolution to the incident.  It is unknown whether the victims were released or killed.
Sources do not provide details concerning how the attack was averted, if anyone was hurt, and what happened to the bomber.
Sources do not provide information on the name and type of school, or whether there was property damage
Sources do not report the casualty count.
Sources do not specify how the victim died.
Sources do not specify where the rockets landed.
Sources do not state how many cadres were in the vehicle that exploded.
Sources emphasize that the grenade was thrown at civilians chewing khat, a narcotic leaf.
Sources failed to mention whether there were any injuries, fatalities, or damage as a consequence of the explosion.
Sources had conflicting information regarding the number of navy personnel that were killed.
Sources have a difference in distance from Jessore to the capital of Dhaka.
Sources have varied as to the number killed, 4 or 5. --No group has claimed responsibility for the attack but authorities blame militants for such attacks as well as for planting roadside bombs.
Sources imply that the attack may have been profit-motivated.
Sources imply that the attack may have taken place near Restrepo.
Sources imply that the explosion destroyed a wooden fence that acted like shrapnel and injured civilians in the vicinity.
Sources in the police said that five persons had been picked up on suspicion regarding the case from different areas of the city, but no one had been arrested. An Assam police constable told police in his statement that immediately after the gunshot he saw a person running out of the room where the constables were sleeping.
Sources indicate only that 20 people are missing, but it is unknown if they were kidnapped or if they are unknown casualties.
Sources indicate that Boko Haram suspected the victim of being an informant for the Department of Security Services
Sources indicate that damages amounted to approximately Rs. 1 crore.
Sources indicate that Taliban commander Mullah Mustafa prepared the vehicle for potential suicide attack.
Sources indicate that the assailants were targeting the hospital's patients' ward.
Sources indicate that the attack may have been linked to drug cartels.
Sources indicate that the Gant family had been threatened and their home vandalized, but they did not relocate out of the community until their home was bombed.  The seven other occupants in the home were able to escape the fire and relocated to another residence, an apartment in a public housing complex furnished with donations.  This was one of several racially motivated incidents in the area as well as other states at the time.
Sources indicate that the vehicle was meant to be transporting a suicide bomber to an unknown target.
Sources indicated that the abductees were turned over to the al-Nusrah Front.
Sources indicated that the assailant was mentally unstable.
Sources indicated that the militants stole 16 rifles from the site of the attack.
Sources indicated that the missing soldier could have been a Taliban informant who helped to facilitate the attack, but police were still investigating.
Sources indicated that the school was going to be used as a polling center. Other attacks on polling centers in Derna on this day include 201402200011, 201402200012, 201402200013, and 201402200014.
Sources indicated that the two victims were volunteers engaged in humanitarian work, and were there to help local people deal with threats and robbery by unknown persons.
Sources indicated that they did not know whether rebels or the government had been responsible for the mortar attack.
Sources indicated that this attack was intended to lure Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel into a location where they could be ambushed. That attack is identified as 201401270008.
Sources indicated that this incident took place a day ahead of Republic Day celebrations.
Sources indicated the attack was an act of reprisal against a member of the local militia who had recently killed two terrorists who had operated within the katiba squadron of Bachir Nouioua.
Sources just state the victim was murdered.  It is possible that this was a purely criminal act.
Sources list the number of attackers as "around 50."
Sources mention GSPC, but do not make it clear whether the GSPC is the suspected perpetrator of this attack or other attacks happening in the area (translation issues).
Sources mention that a house was also demolished; it is unclear whether that was a separate incident.
Sources mention that several of the captives experienced psychological stress
Sources mention that the incident happened at the same time as a nationwide hunt for the Turkish Hizbullah
Sources mention the possibility that the incident was the result of rival drug gangs or nightclub competition.
Sources named both the Indian Government and Muslim Extremists as possible perpetrators.
Sources not that the military was in the area securing a ceasefire between Salafists and Shia Houthis.
Sources note that although authorities believe that the attack was perpetrated by members of the Movement of Democratic Forces of Casamance, the looting of the stores indicates that it may have been the work of simple criminals.
Sources note that it took well over an hour for the bomb experts to verify that the device was explosive and to formulate a plan to address the threat.
Sources note that nine people were held hostage, including two children.  One ETA member was arrested at a police roadblock following the incident, armed and carrying fake license plates.  The first source says that a store was robbed, and then goes on to say that two sites were robbed.  The second source says that a warehouse was robbed.
Sources note that Saengsophit arrived at almost the same time in the morning to present his radio show at 4am.  Thaweesak Chukaew, one of the men arrested and subjected to gun shot residue tests, was spotted near the scene of the shooting around the time it occurred, and two 9mm pistols were found in his house.
Sources note that the bomb may have been detonated remotely from a car as officers found vehicle tracks nearby.
Sources note that the building was not owned by a politician; the reason for targeting it is unknown
Sources note that the Church of Saint-Yes des Bretons is located within the Les pieux etablissements de la France, the French quarter of Rome, and that President Francois Hollande was scheduled to visit later in the day.
Sources note that the explosion may have been targeting soldiers who were passing by at the time.
Sources note that the gunman was being pursued by local authorities after fleeing the scene of the shooting in a vehicle.
Sources note that the LTTE had been firing mortars continuously at this village for the past 2 months.  The two injured women were 28 and 58 years old.
Sources note that the number of injured people was as high as 60.  In addition, it is unclear whether there were people on the bus that exploded.  Police said it was empty while witnesses said there were four passengers.
Sources note that the victims' throats were cut but do not specify the type of weapon used.
Sources note that there have been several threats leveled against businesses by extortion gangs.
Sources note that there is a conflict in renditions of the event between the police and the military.  In addition, victim numbers differ, but this is likely due to the passing of time and the updating of death counts.
Sources note that there were two attacks in Gakonko and Kaziramihunda villages; however, they do not clarify which village was the site of this incident.
Sources note that two extremist groups, including the Armed Islamic Group (GIA), currently reside in the area and are thought to be responsible for other attacks in the vicinity.
Sources note that when the driver's body was being transported from the hospital, the vehicle was attacked by gunmen.  Sources also note that when the Federal Security Service arrived to investigate the incident, they were fired on as well.
Sources note that, although the perpetrator of the incident had not yet been captured, 12 Afghans had been taken into custody and questioned regarding possible knowledge of the incident.  Witnesses near the explosion saw one Afghan man around the detonation area shortly before the bomb exploded.
Sources noted that "the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam have been blamed in the past for assassinating their political opponents. Vijeyaratnam's party was once a rebel group battling Sri Lanka's government but later abandoned the armed struggle and joined the political mainstream." However, no one claimed responsibility for the incident.
Sources noted that a former Maoist commander claimed that Raja Peter, a former Jharkhand Legislative Assembly Member, paid the group to kill Munda, his political rival.
Sources noted that a ransom was paid for the victim's release.
Sources noted that one of the assailants may have had a personal fued with the victim.
Sources noted that one of the assailants was identified as the son of a former provincial council member.
Sources noted that police also suspected that the attack may have been carried out by disgruntled employees or residents.
Sources noted that the abduction may have been carried out due to financial issues.
Sources noted that the assailant was a former police officer.
Sources noted that the assailant, Rafik Mohammed Yousef, was convicted as a member Ansar al-Islam in 2004 for a plot to assassinate the former Prime Minister of Iraq.
Sources noted that the assailants were dressed in military uniforms.
Sources noted that the assailants, Mahmoud Muhammad Shaalan, was a United States citizen.
Sources noted that the Kangleipak Communist Party (KCP) had previously left an extortion demand letter at the residence on February 18, 2016.
Sources noted that the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) had recently gone after Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra for her role in the government's rice subsidy program which eventually ran out of funds.
Sources noted that the office has been targeted several times since a vote to fly the union flag over Belfast City Hall passed in 2012.
Sources noted that the owners of the construction firm, for which the victims worked, had a disagreement that may have resulted in the abduction of the engineers. Therefore, this incident may not meet terrorism criteria, but may be criminal activity.
Sources noted that the target was under trial for offending Islam.
Sources noted that the two planted claymore mines were detonated after the first bus passed by, in a thick jungle area only the LTTE had access to by way of Chettikulam.  Sources also note that the attack occurred in a primarily Sinhala area without any check points.  No remote control was found near the explosion, although it is unclear whether the mines were remote-operated.
Sources noted that the victim had previously reported on Shahabuddin Lashkar Dhira's criminal activities.
Sources noted that the victim may have been the brother of one of the assailants and that there was personal enmity between the two.
Sources noted that this attack occurred amidst the third anniversary of the uprising in Bahrain.
Sources noted that this attack was related to an extortion demand.
Sources noted that when areas of India experience civil unrest, government buses are the most common target.
Sources provide conflicting accounts of the number of injured civilians.
Sources provide conflicting accounts of the number of injured.
Sources provide conflicting accounts of the number of injured. A group claimed responsibility for the incident; however, sources do not provide the name of the group.
Sources provide conflicting casualty counts.
Sources provide conflicting casualty counts. The majority figures were reported here.
Sources provide conflicting information about whether one of the two bombs exploded.  In addition, one source states that a person was taken into custody for the bombing and admitted to being paid for the attack.  However, this conflicts with other sources.
Sources provide conflicting information concerning damages. The pipeline transports oil from the Bai Hassan field in Kirkuk to the Ceyhan pipeline that exports crude oil via Turkey. Oil export was not suspended.
Sources provide conflicting information concerning the number of casualties. Regarding the target, the Shiite Endowment is a religious foundation that oversees Shia religious sites in Iraq.
Sources provide conflicting information concerning the type of explosive.  One source stated it was a mortar bomb while two stated it was a grenade.
Sources provide conflicting information on injuries.
Sources provide conflicting information on the type of explosive (whether suicide bombers were involved) and on casualty counts.
Sources provide conflicting information regarding casualties and injuries.  One source states that, in addition to the American contractor, a dozen soldiers and ten assailants were killed.  A second source states that seven assailants were killed.
Sources provide conflicting reports on the target. Some sources state the attack targeted a checkpoint while others report the attack targeted a military outpost.
Sources provide conflicting summaries of where the pipe bomb was left (in the yard or in the kitchen).
Sources provide different accounts and locations of the incident. One source states the missiles were fired into two different areas and hit two different houses.  A second source states the missiles were targeting one house only.  In addition, sources provide conflicting accounts of neighborhood, area, and town.
Sources provide different accounts concerning the number of injured victims and whether the injured were children or women.
Sources provide different accounts concerning the number of vehicles stopped at the roadblock.
Sources provide different accounts concerning the number of victims and whether all of the victims were from Turbay's entourage or were random motorists.
Sources provide different accounts for fatalities and injuries; estimates range as high as 15 soldiers killed and seven soldiers injured.
Sources provide different accounts for the number of dead and injured.   In addition, one source states that one of the victims that was killed was a border officer, while another source states that he was a laborer.  Two sources state that there was only one gunman, while a third source states that there were two gunmen.
Sources provide different accounts for the number of dead and injured.  However, the most current and reputable source states there were 2 security guards killed and five people injured.
Sources provide different accounts for the number of fatalities and abductees.  Fatality estimates range from 10 to 40.  The number of abductees range from 40 to 100.
Sources provide different accounts for the number of injured and dead, as well as type of explosive device.  One source states that nine people were injured, while a second states four people were killed and six were injured.  A third source states four were killed and five were injured.  In addition, one source states the assailants threw a grenade and second explosive device into a crowd while a second source states it was an IED with a timer.  Finally, it is unclear whether the bombing happened at a marketplace or a bus stop.
Sources provide different accounts for the number of injured and dead.  In addition, there is discrepancy between sources concerning how many of the victims were family members and how many were workers.
Sources provide different accounts for the number of injured.  Estimates range from eight to twelve injured in the explosion.
Sources provide different accounts for the number of injured.  One source states that as many as seven were injured in the explosions.
Sources provide different accounts of how the woodcutters died.  Sources state that the victims were either shot or hacked to death with machetes.
Sources provide different accounts of the dead and injured.  Fatalities range between two and three dead, and injuries range between 12 and 14.
Sources provide different accounts of the number of dead and injured: estimates range as high as four dead and eleven injured.
Sources provide different accounts of the number of dead and injured.
Sources provide different accounts of the number of dead and injured.  In addition, one source states it was a convoy of buses while another source states it was a single bus.
Sources provide different accounts of the number of dead, ranging from 23 to 27 killed.
Sources provide different accounts of the number of dead, the location of the killing, and the style of killing.
Sources provide different accounts of the number of injured victims.  In addition, it is unclear whether the bomb was carried by a suicide bomber and was intentionally detonated, whether it was accidently detonated prematurely by the bomber, or whether the bomb was left on site and the person who was killed was not knowingly linked to the detonation of the device.
Sources provide different accounts of the number of injured.
Sources provide different accounts of the perpetrators; the assailants are identified as belonging to Murahaleen, the National Islamic Front, and the Popular Defense Forces.  In addition, one less reputable source states that over 100 people were kidnapped for the purpose of slavery.
Sources provide different accounts of the target and the number of injured.  Injuries range from 18 to 28 people, while targets range from police escort to a marketplace.
Sources provide different accounts of where the explosion occurred.  The bus was traveling between Dimapur and Wokha, but it is unclear whether the explosion occurred near Dimapur or near Wokha.
Sources provide different accounts on how the incident ended: the attackers either voluntarily withdrew or were repelled by government forces.  In addition, although the mortars were fired from the village, it is unclear whether the assailants then advanced into the capital.
Sources provide different descriptions of the weapon used: one states it was likely a high velocity rifle, and another states it was a handgun.  This is one of a series of attacks (see GTD ID  201010000001, 201010000002, 201010250026, 201011000001).
Sources provide different descriptions of the weapon used: one states it was likely a rifle, another states it was a handgun, and the third states it was a semi-automatic weapon.  This is one of a series of attacks (see GTD ID 201010000002, 201010190014, 201010250026, 201011000001).
Sources provide different figures for the dead and the injured.
Sources provide different injury counts and different weapon details.
Sources provide different locations for the incident.  One source states it occurred in Guatape while other sources state it occurred between El Penol and Guatape.  In addition, sources differ in the number of fatalities; counts range between 12 and 13 victims.
Sources provide different numbers for crew members on board the flight.
Sources provide different numbers for fatalities and injuries
Sources provide different numbers for fatalities; estimates range between three and four killed.
Sources provide different numbers of injured victims, but the most recent article puts the death toll at one and the injured at four.
Sources provide different reports concerning the gunmen.  Two sources state there were two gunmen on a motorcycle while a third source states there were four gunmen in a car.
Sources provide different reports concerning the number injured.  The total injured ranges from 10 to 21.
Sources provide different reports concerning the number of wounded and dead.
Sources provide different reports on the number of dead and injured.
Sources provide different reports on the number of injured victims.  In addition, one source states the bus was leaving Hyderabad, while a second source states the bus was arriving at Hyderabad.
Sources provide differing accounts of casualty and injury counts and which rocket resulted in injuries and death. Casualty counts have been split among all three incidents.
Sources provide differing accounts of the dead and injured.  Fatalities range between one and five and injuries range between seven and eleven.  Sources note that most bombings in the area are not politically motivated.
Sources provide differing accounts of the number of fatalities. One source states that 13 soldiers were killed, while two source state that the number of fatalities is either 14 or 20.
Sources provide several different possible perpetrators, including the government and a militant leader named Chenjerai Hunzvi
Sources provide various reports on the number of dead and injured.  In addition, there are conflicting reports on the number of assailants.
Sources provide varying accounts concerning the number of assailants and how they fled the scene.  Reports range from one assailant to a squad of assailants and from a drive by shooting to an on-foot attack followed by an escape on a bus.
Sources provide varying accounts of the casualty and injury counts, as well as the number of escaped prisoners.
Sources provide varying accounts of the number injured.  The numbers range from 19 to 32.
Sources provide varying accounts of the number of injured people.
Sources provide varying numbers of victims.
Sources provide vastly differing accounts of the incidents.  The summary coded here consists of the details that all sources shared.  However, sources provide two different towns as the location of the attack (Ammal and Timizar) - both are near Lakhdaria.  Sources state that as many as nine people were killed in the explosion, and only one source mentions injuries.  One source states that the suicide bomber was followed by another truck full of gunmen, who proceeded to get in a firefight with gendarme.  One source states that the target was a roadblock, not a barracks.
Sources provide very different versions of the incident.  Sources vary in the number of hijackers, the weapons used in the hijacking, whether the hijacker(s) were injured or killed and where it occurred.
Sources provided different reports of the number killed and injured.  Estimates on fatalities ranged from two to six, and estimates on injuries ranged from 14 to 30.
Sources reference a previous failed attack on the victim that occurred a day prior to the successful assassination.
Sources report as many as four soldiers were injured in the attack.
Sources report that "dozens" were injured.
Sources report that "many" people were injured.
Sources report that the murder victims were killed because they refused to turn over their coca leaves to the assailants.  Although police report this was an attack intended to regain territory, it might have been motivated by drugs.
Sources report that the police originally received a tip about the bomb but could not locate the device and, therefore, assumed the call was a hoax.  The tipper then called the police again, as well as a radio station; the second search led to the discovery of the device.
Sources report that within seven minutes of the rescue helicopters landing, the guerrillas had fled and the hostages were secure.
Sources reported that "Mujahidin" fighters carried out the attacks.
Sources reported that the damage amount totaled Rs 1 million.  It is unclear whether one or more grenades were thrown at the station.  The specific motive for the attack was unclear, although sources did mention that Vavuniya is a government-held town near Tiger territory, and that fighting has gotten worse in the area since the split between the LTTE and the Karuna faction.  They also mention that the Indian-based Sun TV is a popular Tamil channel with the Sri Lankan Tamils.
Sources reporting on the incident indicated that the insurgents crossed the border into Myanmar after setting off the bomb.
Sources said the bomb was anywhere between 110 and 132 pounds.  Hundreds of passengers were stranded while the airport was cordoned off and searched.
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.
Sources speculate about whether the bomber had been a double agent, or had simply changed his mind about collaborating with Israeli agents.  Sources differ on whether the bomber was inside the vehicle when he detonated or was in the vicinity of the vehicle.
Sources speculate that the abductees were taken by the Tuareg rebels, then traded with AQLIM.
Sources speculate that the area was chosen because of the large amount of internet cafes in the market.
Sources speculate that the assailants attacked the shepherds because they were too close to the extremists' hideout.  If this is accurate, the attack lacks intentionality.
Sources speculate that the attack may have been a criminal underworld killing and, therefore, not a terrorist event.  However, this has not been confirmed.
Sources speculate that the attack might have been a suicide bombing, not a car bomb.
Sources speculate that the attack was a revenge killing
Sources speculate that the attackers were members of the Ethiopian military.
Sources speculate that the incident was caused by Hezb-e-Islami or other Islamic extremist groups
Sources speculate that the incident was caused by pro-India groups or by armed Indian troops
Sources speculate that the incident was related to a robbery.
Sources speculate that the intended target may have been security forces.
Sources speculate that the intended target was either a Coptic church or a military base.
Sources speculate that the kidnapping was financially motivated, although there is no confirmation.
Sources speculate whether the victims deserted from the LTTE group - two sources state that they did and a third source identifies them simply as civilians
Sources speculated that the attack may have been a result of an ethnic conflict between the Tarokh and the Fulani.
Sources speculated that the attack may have been the result of a land dispute.
Sources speculated that the coffee shop was targeted because the owner was a local official.
Sources speculated that the construction firm was targeted because it had failed to pay extortion to the Maoists.
Sources speculated that the governor may have been the intended target.
Sources speculated that the rockets may have been an accidental spillover from the conflict in Syria.
Sources state conflicting locations.  One source states the victim was shot in Maradamunai while a second source states he was killed at Natpittymunai.  In addition, it appears that two businesspeople were shot on the same day in Kalmunai area; it is possible sources are confusing the two events.
Sources state conflicting number of victims.  One states there were 15 females; another states there were 19.
Sources state different locations.  The most reliable source states the incident occurred in Jalpaiguri town, while other sources state it occurred in Jalpaiguri district.
Sources state that "extremists" threw the grenade, then state that a single individual was involved.
Sources state that 4-6 people were killed in the attack
Sources state that as many as seven people were killed and 15 people were injured.
Sources state that authorities believe that organized crime is involved in the incident.
Sources state that Kor village was one of several villages to be either shelled or raided.  It is unclear whether Kor was shelled.
Sources state that the device was set to explode at 2 or 3 pm.
Sources state that the hostage-takers negotiated the release of the captives, but there is no mention of the conditions of release, other than that they did not include ransom.  In addition, the hostage-takers remained anonymous.
Sources state that the man who carried the explosive device into the building was Zhao Dengyong.
Sources state that the number of fatalities may be as high as several hundred.
Sources state that the police van was returning from "destroying poppy land".
Sources state that there were no reports of causalities; however, they do not mention whether there were any reports of injuries.
Sources state that this was a paramilitary-punishment shooting and, therefore, not likely terrorism-related.
Sources state that, prior to the attack, an anti-Christ symbol had been posted on several Catholic churches
Sources state the incident happened on different days
Sources state the the victim was moved to Vanni, but it is unclear whether he was released at that point, or remained in custody of the abductors.
Sources stated that 10 civilians were injured in this specific incident. The remaining casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201610110030, 201610110031, and 201610110032.
Sources stated that Coleman was sexually assaulated while in captivity. Sources also suggested that the video released by the Haqqani Network was intended to coerce the Afghan government not to carry out the execution of Anas Haqqani, the son of a Haqqani Network leader.
Sources stated that Macuane had previously criticized the government's handling of organized crime.
Sources stated that Russian mercenary soldiers were also involved in the attack.
Sources stated that this explosive device was likely related to a series of bombings that occurred in Tinsukia district on August 15, 2016
Sources stated that this explosive device was likely related to a string of bombings that occurred earlier in the week in southern Thailand.
Sources stated that Xu had previously been diagnosed with an autonomic imbalance.
Sources suggest that the bomb was placed under the seat of the Prime Minister.  The Prime Minister suggests that the attack was perpetrated or aided by someone from within his inner circle; he was supposed to be on a different flight but changed planes with little notice.  He speculates that only those who had access to his private schedule would know that he was on the new flight.
Sources suggest that the earlier bombing was designed to draw first responders.
Sources suggest that the explosive was designed to draw in first responders.
Sources suggest that the grenade was transported in a box of fruit. It appears the grenade was rolled, not thrown.
Sources suggest that the police officers were lured to the site of the explosion when they went to move a car that had been left in the road in an area that had seen previous gang vandalism.  This is thought to be a growing technique by what has been termed the "new" ETA, a generation of younger individuals who took over after organizational restructuring within the ETA organization.
Sources suggested the perpetrators forced three other students out of the autorickshaw and forced the driver to turn toward the Assam-Nagaland border. His whereabouts as of 08/19/2008 were unknown. Note that four different newspapers carried the story on the OSC summary.
Sources suspected that assailants may have abducted Bibas to gain access to the Civil Registry Authority database or to investigate Bibas for alleged corruption. Hostage numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
Sources suspected that the attack may have been related to oil smuggling.
Sources suspected that the attack may have been the result of a personal dispute. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Sources suspected that the attack may have been the result of conflict between rival groups vying for control of the pipeline.
Sources suspected that the attack may have been the result of extortion demands or a business rivalry.
Sources suspected that the attack may have the result of personal enmity.
Sources suspected that the intended target was a member of Operation Dignity who had been attending the funeral. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Sources suspected that the People's Liberation Army (India) and the United National Liberation Front (UNLF) may have been involved in the attack.
Sources suspected that the vehicle belonged to assailants who had been recently killed or detained.
Sources vary concerning the number of injured and killed.
Sources vary concerning the number of injured.
Sources vary considerably on injury counts.
Sources vary on casualties.
Sources vary on casualty counts. One source also states that the Lions of Islam claimed responsibility, while others claim that the Free Syrian Army claimed the attack.
Sources vary on the number of casualties and injuries. In addition, some sources state it was a police station that was targeted.
Sources vary on the number of individuals in this attack. One person was taken into custody in relation to the bombing. Officials are uncertain if the device was left on the bus or if the blast was from a suicide bomber.
Sources vary on the number of injured soldiers. In addition, one source states there was a third bomb that failed to detonate.
Sources vary on the number of injured victims.
Sources vary on the number of vehicles torched in this attack.
Special state police were ordered by the governor to investigate the incident.
Specialist Nick Welch was fatally injured during the explosion. He succumbed to his injuries on August 6, 2013.
Specific motive and group is unknown, but sources hint at the involvement of Muttahida Qami Movement
Specific motive is unknown, it is possible this was simply juvenile violence.
Specific newspaper, motive, and suspected perpetrator is unknown.  Although sources provided summaries of several grenade attacks, this incident is specific to the newspaper office in Batticaloa.
Specific weapon is unknown.
Speculation of the motives included that the perpetrators wanted to swap Vlasov for the high-ranking Ingush official being held in a Moscow jail; that they wanted to destabilize the situation in the region; and they possibly wanted a ransom.
Spokespeople provide conflicting reports concerning the injured victims.  One official states that three soldiers were wounded, while another states that one soldier was wounded.
Sri Lankan police detained at least six people for questioning following the bombing, but no specific information on the suspects was provided. No civilians were hurt in the area because local shops were closed for a Hindu festival.
Sri Lankan police subsequently arrested two Tamil, one Sinhalese, one Muslim, and one other suspected perpetrator.
Stachofsky's wife, Patti-Sue, survived after she reportedly sprayed the attackers with red pepper.
State media outlets had recently accused the Serbian Democratic Party's leader, Zoran Djindjic, of treason.
State media sources alleged that the assailants were affiliated with the Joint Meeting Parties (JMP) political coalition, although this could not be independently substantiated.
State television states that the four dead individuals were actually the bombers; however, the source is less reputable and the validity of this claim should be questioned
Stavrolen is Russia's largest polythylene synthesis plant. Stavropol Krai is immediately north of the northern Caucasus region where Chechnya and Dagestan are located.
Store owner Enver Salja, 52, and Viljora Kumoli, 16, were killed.
Stun Bombs were used in the attack.
Sub-divisional Police Officer S.A. Rizwi confirmed the attack, saying that ‘area commander’ Ajay Ganjhu of the Maoists led the operation.
Subsequent  investigations revealed that five of the terrorists involved in the attack had arrived New Delhi several days before the attack. Arms and explosives were provided to them by their local contact in Delhi. Investigators believed that the group had planned to take hostage certain members of Parliament yet were unsuccessful with the scope of their attack.
Success was marked as yes because the assailants successfully shot the secretary.
Success was marked no because the sources indicate that the Chief did not receive any injuries or that the Chief was killed in the attack; therefore making the assassination unsuccessful.
Success was marked yes for assailants successfully fired upon the joint police force; however, the bombings were not successful for they were defused.
Success yes was marked because the first bomb successfully detonated; however, a second bomb was defused.
Success yes was selected for the attack because the militants were successful in setting the fire to the buses; however, the armed assault was unsuccessful. The available sources listed the number of buses attacked from two to three, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred number of buses were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
Success yes was selected for this attack because the explosion inadvertently occurred and did damage to the intended target.
Such attacks on prominent figures around this time came around the backdrop of the run up to by-elections in Baramulla and the roundtable conference due to be held in Srinagar, of which many militant groups have either decided to boycott or find meaningless. The aims of many of them at this point were a refutation and repudiation of the claims that militancy has grown weak, and also that the view of local people about keeping away from elections has undergone a change.
Súchite was active in promoting human rights and participated in the Network of Women Observers of Human Rights. She had participated in human rights observation missions, including taking testimonies of those involved in land disputes. Her husband filed a complaint with police. Gonzalez had threatened to attack another member of her family, but he eventually was detained.
Sudanese and Burundian nationals were also targeted in the attack.
Sudhakar, the secretary of the Khammam-Karimnagar-Warangal (KKW) zone of the Maoists, made telephone calls to reporters on the evening of 05/17/2011 in Eturunagaram claiming responsibility for the attack.
Sufyan Abu Zaidah was release within the same day.  This was related to other attacks in Gaza between Hamas and Fatah. See GTD case numbers 200612180002, 200612180004, and 200612190002.
Suha Ates was to be buried at southern city Hatay's Reyhanli town the following day.
Suicide attack was marked no because police officials speculated that a suicide bomber was involved; however, they could not confirm if a suicide bomber was involved.
Sujata Koirala is the daughter of Prime Minister Girija Prasad Koirala.
Sultan Mirja, the Bara leader of the Akhil Terai Mukti Morcha (ATMM) claimed responsibility for this incident.
Sultan was an influential religious and political figure in the area.
Sunderam, 66 years old, was a former EPRLF member of the Valikamam North Pradeshiya Sabha and was a resident of Myliddy, Jaffna.
Sunderapillai was shot in hospital while receiving treatment for a previous attack two days before.  He was attacked and shot in his home, then admitted to the hospital.  Two days later, gunmen shot him dead in his hospital room.  The attack occurred "two days after Amnesty International appealed to the Tamil Tiger rebels to let opposing ethnic Tamil politicians campaign freely," as pro-rebel groups warned minority Tamils not run as candidates for the two main majority Sinhalese parties of Wickremesinghe and President Chandrika Kumaratunga. While authorities were investigating the incident, they noted it was tough to speculate who may have been responsible.
Sunni and Shi’i perpetrators have previously targeted barbers as symbols of Western culture.
Sunni insurgents have been prevalent in the region where the incident took place.
Sunni insurgents were believed to be responsible
Sunni Insurgents were believed to be responsible.
Sunni Tehrik is a Muslim political organization described by Western institutions as representing ultra radical, anti-Christian and anti-Shia beliefs.
Sunni Tehrik is a Muslim political organization.
Superintendent Police Kalam Khan was among those killed.
Supporters of the Awami League rioted following the killing, causing businesses to shut down.
Supreme Council of the Islamic Revolution in Iraq (SCIRI) council member Khalil Harb was killed in the attack.
Suresh Mandal was injured in the attack.
Survivors said the gunmen asked for the company manager, who was not there, and then opened fire.
Surya, the leader of the Terai Army Dal, claimed responsibility for the attack.
Suspected communist rebels with the New People's Army who last year also attacked a group of U.S. Navy men in the same area were suspected behind the ambush.
Suspected Hezbi-i-Islami spokesman Qari Mansoor said six tankers, two cars and a police Ranger pick-up were burnt and some security officials killed by the group's fighters. Since there was no majority figures reported, the information from the artilce with the highest source validity was used.
Suspected rebels used a claymore to attack the bus and then gunfire on those who exited the bus.
Suspected Zeliangrong assailants attacked Dimasa village in North Cachar Hills, Assam, India, in retaliation for a suspected Black Widow attack.  Police sources said there the role of a third player, most probably of the National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Isak-Muivah (NSCN-IM), was also being suspected.
suspects are militant youths
Suspects first asked people to evacuate before leaving behind the explosives.
Swapan Debsingha and Tarini Mahato were killed. The length of detainment was not reported.
Swat Qaumi Jirga is a non-violent community organization working for peace and prosperity in the Swat valley.
Syrian activists accused the government of perpetrating the explosion to distract Arab League members who were in the country to investigate government treatment of civilians.
Tabalan had received death threats for more than two years, and was the fourth opposition leader to be assassinated in Guatemala in the space of two weeks.
Tajammul and Shabaz were among the arrested militants.
Taliban and Al-Qaida fugitives were known to be hiding in the area at the time of the attack.
Taliban and al-Qaida militants are active in the region
Taliban carry out attacks on government and foreign forces and NGOs from time to time in Paktika. However, the Taliban had not yet commented on this incident.
Taliban claimed an attack in the region on the same day.
Taliban claimed there were 10 soldiers aboard the tank all of whom had perished or were wounded in the attack
Taliban claimed to have killed all soldiers aboard the two tanks, but did not provide specific numbers
Taliban claims to have killed two policemen and injured five others.
Taliban militants previously had targeted aid workers in Afghanistan following the U.S. led overthrow of their regime in 2001.
Taliban spokesman Aminullah Atif acknowledged his group’s responsibility for the attack in a verbal statement to the media on June 9. The Taliban also posted a claim of responsibility for the attack to a jihadist website on June 10, claiming a Taliban commander named Arsala was killed during the attack.
Taliban Spokesman Mofti Latifollah Hakimi claimed responsibility for this attack in a call with the "AIP."
Taliban spokesman Qari Yousuf Ahmadi, speaking by telephone, denied the group had any role in the killings, blaming "other elements" without giving details. The most recent available sources listed the date for this attack from 01/13/2011 to 01/14/2011, so the majority date reported for this attack has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. IED Maybe was selected in the incident details to reflect the bombing.
Taliban spokesman Yousuf Ahmadi acknowledged his group’s involvement in the attack in a statement to the media on June 12.
Taliban spokesman Zabeehullah Mujahid claimed his group destroyed two tankers and two other supply vehicles in the area on the evening of June 6, but the additional damage claimed could not be verified.
Taliban spokesman Zabihollah Mojahed acknowledged his group’s involvement in the attack and provided the perpetrator’s kunya. This was the third attempt on Jamal’s life since taking office.
Taliban spokesman Zabihollah Mojahed acknowledged his group’s responsibility for the attack in a post-incident phone call to the Afghan Islamic Press Agency.
Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahed acknowledged his group’s responsibility for the attack in a post-incident statement to the Reuters news agency.
Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid claimed his group’s involvement in the attack in a statement on June 6.
Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid claimed responsibility for the attack.
Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid told media via telephone from unknown location claimed responsibility for the attack, saying that a Taliban suicide bomber blew himself up inside governor's office, targeting top regional leaders.
Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid claimed responsibility for the attack, saying that two important French nationals were the main targets of the attack. The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from eight to nine to 14, and the injuries for this attack from six to 15, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The nationalities of the foreigners are unknown, but it was reported that two Americans were among the victims; however, this report has not been confirmed.
Taliban spokesman, Mr. Mojahed, claimed responsibility for the attack.
Taliban spokesman, Mullah Hakim Latifi, stated there would be more attacks to come.
Taliban spokesman, Yousuf Ahmadi, claimed responsibility for the attack. The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from four to five, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
Taliban spokesman, Zabihollah Mojahed, claimed responsibility for the attack.
Taliban spokesman, Zabihullah Mujahid, claimed responsibility for the assassination.
Taliban spokesman, Zabihullah Mujahid, claimed responsibility for the attack from an undisclosed location over the telephone to the media.
Taliban spokesman, Zabihullah Mujahid, claimed responsibility for the attack.
Taliban spokesperson Qari Muhammad Yousaf Ahmadi claimed responsibility for this attack, stating that the deceased was the brother of a police commander.
Taliban spokesperson Qari Yousaf Ahmad claimed the attack.
Taliban spokesperson Yusuf Ahmadi called Agence France Presse (AFP) to claim the attack on the local police officers.
Taliban spokesperson Zabihollah Mojahed claimed responsibility for the attack.
Taliban spokesperson Zabihollah Mojahed contacted AIP regarding the attack on the jail.
Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid claimed responsibility for the attack on the police post.
Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid claimed responsibility for the attack, but stated that three police officers were killed and several others were wounded.
Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid claimed responsibility for the attack.
Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid claimed responsibility, stating that a foreign soldier was killed and others were wounded. The International Security Assistance Force press confirmed the attack, but contradicted the Taliban's casualty count.
Tallan Ali was either killed leaving a hotel or in his car. The attack took place at the Kilometer 4 Junction in south Mogadishu, the territory of warlord Hussein Mohamed Aidid.
Tamang is the principal of Aamadevi School in Parsa
Tamesguida Forest located near Ain Romana was known to shelter member of the Armed Islamic Group (GIA) at the time of the attack.
Tamil sources detected the hand of the security forces in the incident, but the government suspected LTTE was responsible for the attack.  The incident occurred the day after a second round of peace negotiations between the Tamil United Liberation Front and Sri Lankan ministers.
Tamil Tigers are active in the region.
Tamils were staging a strike to demand security forces withdraw from the streets.
Taohangsu Heiremcha, chief of the Department of Publicity for the Revolutionary People's Front, was the individual who claimed that the People's Liberation Army (PLA) had been responsible for the attack.
Target appeared to be a canadian military convoy of armored vehicles or the Khandahar governor, but casualties were primarily among civilians
Target type was coded Government/Political Party because Pakhtoon Students Federation is the student wing of the Awami National Party (ANP).
Target type was coded Government/Political party because People's Amn Committee is a wing of Pakistan People's Party (PPP).
Target type was coded Government/Political Party because People’s Amn Committee (PAC) is a wing of the Pakistan People's Party (PPP).
Target type was coded Government/Political Party because People’s Amn Committee is a wing of Pakistan People's Party (PPP).
Target was slashed 4 times in the head while buying food at a market
Tayseer al-Mashhadani was released after 57 days but the status of her bodyguards is unknown.
Teachers in the school mentioned that although the perpetrator was "from an ordinary family," he "had become increasingly radical in recent months."
Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) spokesperson Ehsanullah Ehsan claimed responsibility for the attack.
Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) spokesperson Omer Khalid claimed the attack.
Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid claimed responsibility. TTP claimed that a foreign soldier was killed and several were wounded, but the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) press denied the claim.
Tela Mohammed's gang was suspected to have had links with Islamic militants in Afghanistan.
Ten attacks occurred on the same day in the same city.  It is not clear if there were also gun battles associated with these attacks.
Ten days earlier, Michael Andrew Fix also attacked the the West End Women's Medical Group clinic (199208080022).  Three hours after this incident, Rachelle Shannon firebombed an abortion clinic in Sacramento, California, that was 133 miles away (199208180019).
Ten minutes before the blast, the police received a phone call from the Weathermen warning of the attack.  The Weathermen claimed that the bombing was committed "in retaliation for what happened during the week."  The Queens Branch House of Detention, which was adjacent to the courthouse, also received a warning call.  There were riots at the detention center earlier in the week.  Moreover, forty-five minutes after the incident a caller warned that there was a bomb at the Manhattan House of Detention for Men.  Police searched the facility but did not find a bomb.  There were riots at that detention center earlier in the week as well.
Ten of the murdered marines were beheaded after the incident took place.  Moro Islamic Liberation Front denied that they decapitated the marines.
Ten people were wounded and two people were killed across two attacks; each number was divided across the two incidents.
Ten suspects were arrested by the police, but reports did not indicate if further measures were taken.
Tens of thousands of Afghans were displaced to the refugee camp in Peshawar due to the Afghan civil war and Taliban rule.
Tension had been high in the area following a riot that killed two Serbians.
Tension had been rising between the two guerilla leaders. Chechen Interior Minister, Ruslan Alkhanov claimed that "a conflict concerning the distribution of a large amount of foreign currency, recently received by guerillas, is believed to have brought the feud to a head."
Thai authorities blamed the attack on Muslims insurgents and suggested the tea house was targeted because it was popular among government officials and students. They further added that the bomb was planted by two perpetrators on a motorcycle and remotely detonated just afterward. This was the first of two attacks with IEDs in the area of the tea shop on the night of June 8. A note was found near the location claiming the attacks were in retaliation for an explosion at a football pitch in Ban Bue Su village several days before, which the perpetrators state occurred when Thai Rangers fired an M79 grenade onto the pitch. This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200706080035).
Thai Authorities think that Muslim Insurgents were behind both the commuter massacre and the Mosque bombing in order to camoflage their involvement and drum up sympathy for their cause.
Thai police believed the incident may have been the result of a personal dispute.
Thai police claimed that 40 bolts were removed on the rail lines between Khok Pho and Na Pradu stations, causing the derailment. This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200706040020).
Thai Police stated the IEDs were intended to injure or kill security personnel checking sabotage on rail lines in the area. This is the first of two records on the IEDs. This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200706060026).
Thai Police stated the IEDs were intended to injure or kill security personnel checking sabotage on rail lines in the area. This is the second of two records on the IEDs. This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200706060022).
Thai police suspected the attack was related to a series of arsons committed against schools and public health centers in Sai Buri (District) on June 7.
Thai rebels in the past have been indiscriminate in their violence in the province the crime took place.
Thailand's Islamic population, while a national minority, comprises a majority in the southern provinces. It is suspected that Thai Islamic populations are attempting to create a separate Islamic state out of these provinces.
That bombings forced Russian President Vladimir Putin to sack three top generals who oversaw the region.
The  Ayman Judah unit of the al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades and the Sulayman al-Dughmah unit of the National Resistance Brigades both claimed responsibility in a written joint statement.
The  bomb exploded near the Severny marketplace at 4:00 p.m. Moscow time. The  team of Interior Ministry personnel that arrived at the scene discovered that  another car nearby was also filled with explosives and was ready to detonate,  the source said.
The  general consensus among sources is that the attack was carried out by White Racists.  After the incident Senator Dore moved to another part of town.  This attack has been linked with the bombing of the home of Seattle State Legislator David Sprague (197004190004).  On the same day as this incident, a Jewish synagogue was bombed in Seattle (197002060003).
The 'devices' were found around 10:20 am by a parks employee.
The "Doubt Terrorism Proper: Purely Criminal Act" was included as the available sources stated that police believe that the bombing was deliberate, but not a terror attack as the bombing coincided with counterterrorism drills occurring to prepare for the Olympics.
The 13 year old suspect that was apprehended told police he was told to carry out the attack
The 21 peacekeepers were part of a larger group of peacekeepers (268) who were surrounded by the Revolutionary United Front (RUF) for more than a month.
The 21 policemen were killed execution style after a 90 minute firefight with insurgents and the police station was destroyed in the attack. This was one of two possibly related attacks (cf. 200411070003-04).
The 23 hostages that were kidnapped were found dead a few kilometers rom the initial kidnapping.  Several bodies were beheaded while 12 had evidence of having been burned alive.
The 25-year-old man was abducted from his home by an armed group, but there was no detail as to what they were armed with, nor were there any details as to where or how the 14-year-old boy was abducted.  There were also no details provided as to the duration or outcome of the abductions, although sources did note the continued LTTE practice of abduction and forced conscription of Tamil youth.
The 34-year-old father and his son were driving a motorcycle when three militants on two motorbikes opened fire in Pattani, one of the three Muslim-majority restive provinces on the border with Malaysia
The 42nd Front of the Revolutionary Armed Front of Colombia was identified as the perpetrators by the Cundinamarca Police.
The 9 year old victim seemed to be collateral damage as he usually did not travel with this law enforcement relatives.
The abductee was of Lebanese-American descent. However, it was unclear whether he was a citizen of Lebanon or the United States.
The abductees are identified as Ahmed Wafa and Mohammad Afzal.
The abduction took place at 7:00 PM.  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the motives behind the kidnapping were purely financial.
The abductions came less than 24 hours after the the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) announced a continuation of its one-sided ceasefire for another month untill April 24, 2001. But they warned they would resume armed conflict unless the government reciprocated.
The abductors initially demanded a ransom of approximately $166,180 for the contractors release; however, it is not known if the ransom was paid.
The abductors killed the driver, Habubullah, and the remaining three were freed in good health on 07/16/2010.
The abductors left a note with the victim accusing him of having spied for a rival organization, suggesting that the motive may have involved group rivalry.
The Abdullah Azam Brigades is a pro-Taliban group.
The abortion clinic and Dr. Williard L. Brown had previously been the targets of many protests.
The abortion clinic closed down for two month as a result of the fire.  Curtis Beseda set fires at the same facility on two separate occasions (198404190011 and 198403260022).  Beseda pled guilty and was sentenced to ten years in prison.
The abortion clinic had previously been subject to many protests.
The abortion clinic had previously been the target of many protests.
The abortion clinic reopened three days after the incident.  The healthcare facility was previously the target of picketers.
The abortion clinic was closed for three weeks as a result of the attack.  Joseph Grace was convicted of throwing the firebomb and sentenced to 10-20 years.  Less than a year later, the same abortion clinic was bombed (198402170004).
The abortion clinic was previously the subject of many protests.
The abortion clinic was shut down as a result of the attack.
The Abu Ali Mustafa Brigades claimed responsibility for firing the projectiles.
The Abu Ali Mustafa Brigades form the armed wing of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP).
The Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG) had demanded the entry of former Malaysian Senator Sairin Karno in the negotiation for the release of its captives in Basilan.  15 of the 50 hostages were held as kidnap victims following the initial attack.  The attack was one of two related incidents (cf. 200106020002).
The Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG) is known to operate and have a stronghold in the region.  As a result, it is speculated that the ASG is behind this attack.  The evidence, however, is inconclusive.
The Abu Sofian school, which had about 250 students, reopened after 3 days.
The actual perpetrators of this incident are unclear, but authorities suspect them to have been either the LTTE or Karuna loyalists.
The additional victims included Malik Waseed Khan, Gulab, and Safia.
The Afghan captives were released before the Lebanese prisoner.
The Afghan government suspected "enemies of the country" conducted the attack.  This usually means they are blaming Taliban militants.
The AFP and The News differ over whether there were two or three gunmen in the attack.
The Agence France Presse reported that a second bomb exploded a few minutes later at a building used as a toilet. The explosion caused no injuries and minor damage.
The Agence France Presse reported that there was no immediate way to verify the death toll offered by the military. Previous claims by Nepal's armed forces of inflicting massive casualties during the eight-year insurgency were rarely been independently confirmed.
The Aires plane's other 29 passengers and crew were freed unharmed on the ground. The response of the Colombian government to the kidnapping of the senator was to withdraw from peace talks with the FARC and to initiate a military campaign of retaking the FARC's government-recognized safe haven.
The Al-Aqsa Brigades claimed responsibility for firing the projectiles.
The Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade claimed responsibility in a leaflet. The shooting came exactly a month after the Israeli Army pulled out of the nearby West Bank town of Bethlehem and surrounding villages, as part of a deal to transfer security responsibility to Palestinian security forces.
The al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades claimed responsibility, saying that a similar fate awaited traitors who sold to Jews land or property in Arab east Jerusalem. Arab residents of the A-Tur neighborhood were incensed when Jewish settlers moved into the properties two weeks earlier. --His brother, Mahmoud, said that the property, and two adjacent apartment blocks, were sold to an Arab land dealer who sold them a Jordanian investment company. Abu al-Hawa was repeatedly summoned for questioning by the Palestinian Authority security forces. Abu Al-Hawa had been driving on his to Jericho to prove his innocence. Three hours later he was found in Jericho, shot seven times in the head and chest and with a badly bruised face, appearing tortured, and his car burnt. He was buried in a traitor's grave near Jericho.
The al-Fatah dead included Eid al-Masri and his sons Faraj al-Masri and Ibrahim al-Masri, among others. Doctors were forced to close the hospital due to a power outage caused by the firefight.
The al-Fatah personnel belonging to Mahmoud Abbas’ personal guard. HAMAS blamed al-Fatah for firing first and al-Fatah blamed HAMAS for firing first.
The Al-Khobar group is associated with the Jemaah Islamiyah terror cell.
The Al-Shabab al-Mu'minin group that is already listed is different from the group that claimed to have perpetrated this attack.
The al-Zawahiri loyalists said it had kidnapped the two Italian women, because they were ''spies'' and promised to use them to ''burn the hearts'' of Italy's Prime Minister, Silvio Berlusconi, and of the Italian people.
The Alcubar group was primarily an extortion ring.
The Algerian Military launched a large counterattack involving three gunships. Although there were no reported perpetrator casualties, the source seemed to indicate that many were likely killed in the fighting.
The Algerian press referred to the civilians in the shooting as “patriots”, citizens who have taken up armed, organized resistance against regional militant groups. This attack came two days after the death of another patriot in the Chlef Province, in Sidi Akkacha.
The Algerian soldiers were en route to the area where Hamid Amrouche was shot (200605110009).  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the assailants targeted the Algerian soldiers specifically to prevent their capture or if the incident was part of a calculated operation against the Algerian military.
The ambush began at 10:00 PM.  After the perpetrators fled, Algerian soldiers discovered two bombs in the community of El Ardja (200707050017).
The ambush began at 9:00 PM and the firefight did not end until 5:00 AM the next day.
The ambush came despite a unilateral ceasefire with the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) that was declared in February 2001 by then Phillipine President Gloria Arroyo.
The ambush claimed the life of Police Lance Corporal Niwatchai Chumai and the wounded were Chakpong Duankeow, Charong Suthichon and Sarawuth Dammanee. Somnuek Butrchin, the elderly villager whose death the police was investigating, was shot dead as he was riding his motorcycle home after taking his daughter to school.
The ambush lasted several minutes.  The Algerian military was able to later recover one of the stolen vehicles.
The ambush took place around 10:30 PM.  Traces of blood were discovered at the positions of the assailants leading authorities to suspect that some members of the GSPC were wounded in the incident.
The ambush took place around 11:00 AM.  Twelve hours earlier, suspected members of the AQLIM ambushed a police roadblock in Les Issers (200704160004).
The ambush took place around 11:00 PM.  Twelve hours later, members of the AQLIM bombed an Algerian military convoy driving in the vicinity Les Issers (200704170007).
The ambush took place around 12:30 PM.  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the assailants targeted the gendarmes specifically to prevent their capture or if the incident was part of a calculated operation against Algerian security forces.
The ambush took place around 3:00 PM.  AQLIM claimed responsibility in an audio recording sent to the Al-Jazeera TV office in Morocco.
The ambush took place around 5:00 PM.  Two of the assailants were dressed in military fatigues.  The names of the victims were Mohamed Berdaoui, Belkacem Berdaoui, Salah Aissa, Ahmed Aissa, and Omar Djir.
The ambush took place around 8:00 PM.
The ambush took place around 8:00 PM.  The attack occurred hours after a pan-African anti-terrorism convention was held in Algiers.  The names of the victims were Abderezak Bouziane, Djelloul Kouider, Noureddine Midouni, Mohamed Bouziane, Khaled Bouziane, Abdelkader Bouziane, Noureddine Bouziane, Khaled Yahia M'hamed, Rachid Tafz, Houari Said, and Abderezak Said.
The ambush took place around 8:30 PM.
The ambush took place at 10:30 AM.  There were some reports that there were a total of fifty assailants.  Three days earlier, Algerian security forces carried out an operation in which six Islamic extremists killed.
The ambush took place at 10:30 PM.
The ambush took place at 4:00 AM.
The ambush took place at 5:00 PM.  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the assailants targeted the Algerian municipal guardsman specifically to prevent their capture or if the incident was part of a calculated operation against the Algerian security forces.
The ambush took place at 5:30 PM and the ensuing firefight last until around 6:45 PM.  AQLIM claimed the incident by posting a video of the attack on a Jihadi forum the next day.
The ambush took place hours before the charter for peace and national reconciliation was set to expire.  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the assailants targeted the municipal guardsman specifically to prevent their capture or if the incident was part of a calculated operation against Algerian security forces.
The ambush took place in the evening after the El Icha prayer.
The American doctor was of Indian origin.  Saudi officials claimed the recent occurrence of bombings that targeted Western entities was the work of rival British smugglers illegally smuggling alcohol.  Opposition leaders claimed the government was covering up terrorist activities meant to embarrass the Saudi regime and discourage the Western presence inside Saudi Arabia.
The American Refugee Committees clinical officer is a South Sudan national. Two South Sudan refugees, Jackson Pena and Henry Geriga, were injured in the attack. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The Sudan People's Liberation Movement in Opposition (SPLM-IO) accused government forces of carrying out the attack.
The amount of casualties in this attack is unknown.
The amount of extortion demanded conflicts across sources, between $4,726.57 and $9,453.14.
The amount of time that the hostages were held was a few minutes. The name of one of the hostages was Rendentor Agcio, a Filipino translator.
The Animal Liberation Front (ALF) denied responsibility for the attack, but it said the Animal Rights Militia or the Justice Department may have committed the attack.  Police believed the ARM and Justice Department are either cover names for the ALF or that the groups have mutual membership.
The Animal Liberation Front was angered about being implicated in this incident and denied any responsibility for the arson; a spokesperson for the group even claimed that had ALF been responsible, the group would have said so.  The perpetrators remain unknown.
The animal rights group Stop Huntingdon Animal Cruelty denied responsibility but applauded the attacks.
The anonymous caller warned it would detonate twenty-five minutes after the warning. Also, the IRA have been highly implicated in this attack. Dissident republican groups opposed to the Northern Ireland peace process have been blamed in the past for similar devices. "The Irish Republican Army has been observing a cease-fire in its campaign against British rule in the province, but splinter factions continue to attempt sporadic attacks" (The New York Times).
The anti-terrorist Office for Protection of the Constitution was making inquiries after the incident was noticed by a municipal worker in the morning. -- The attack was at the same time as a conference of European imams in the Austrian capital with about 130 delegates from 40 countries. --First investigation results on the attack were presented to Werner Autericky, head of investigations at the Federal Agency for State Protection and Counter-Terrorism (BVT). The investigation suggested that much of the damage like the graffiti, the broken panes, as well as the damage on the fence, were committed at an earlier date.
The apparent target of the attack was a passenger train en route to Nazran.
The apparent target of the attack was the British and Canadian embassies. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The area had been the target of a double-tap bombing on October 24, 2007.
The area where the attack occurred was a known hotspot for frequent roadside bombings against convoys, kidnappings and killings.
The area where the incident occurred is a hub of cocaine trafficking; however, authorities note that there is no reason to suspect that the incident was drug-related.
The Armed Islamic Group (GIA) was known to have bases in that region prior to the attack. However, GIA did not claim responsibility for the attack.
The armed men destroyed the building after overpowering two security guards of the middle school.
The armed men evacuated the bus before they burned it, preventing any deaths or injuries.
The armed men were in Afghan National Army (ANA) uniforms.
The army bus was carrying soldiers who were going on leave from Mannar to Vavuniya.  The injured soldiers were taken to Anuradhapura base hospital.  According to one source, a soldier initially wounded in the attack later died from his injuries.  The cab the bicycle was hidden behind belonged to "Seva Lanka".  The owner of the tea kiosk, as well as some customers, were injured.
The Army of the Republic of Ilirida is an Albanian terrorist group in the Skopje area made up of about 20 people. It is said to focus its activity primarily on ethnically mixed areas.
The Army rangers who were injured were Areeya Yingprasert and Chanan Kraipet.
The arrested Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Movement (BIFM) member's alias was "Ryan."
The arrested person was from the Abkhazia region of Georgia.
The arson attack appears to be part of a larger pattern of attacks committed by the organization that targeted vehicles and car dealerships throughout Bahrain.
The arson attack came in the wake of continuous harassment of journalists of the independent press in Gambia.
The arson attack came on the day Palestinians were to hold a mass protest throughout the occupied territories to commemorate al-Nakba, "the catastrophe" they feel befell them with the creation of the state of Israel on May 14, 1948.
The arson occurred around 3:30am. The perpetrators were also responsible for two related incidents of vandalism at the same facility in May 2004.
The arson occurred at 2:15am in a dry storage area.  This incident was one of several incidents in Rodney Coronado's "Operation Bite Back," a five-state arson campaign against the fur industry which began in 1991.  Coronade was eventually indicted and served three and a half years in prison for the arsons. He did not act alone, but the other perpetrators are unknown.
The arson was discovered around 5:00am, by the same employee who found the unexploded incendiary a few days earlier (41195). The authorities were questioning and investigating a number of young suspects, who were affiliated with the Animal Defense League and Animal Liberation Front (ALF).  However, it seems the investigation came to a halt, and perpetrators were not identified.
The arson was reported at about 3:00am. This incident is linked to the arson of another luxury home at a nearby street on the same day (321032).
The arson was reported at about 3:00am. This incident is linked to the arson of another luxury home at a nearby street on the same day (321033).
The arson was set at about 11:10pm and all three of Ton's children were able to escape through a window, though one was injured.
The article could not confirm if the explosion was caused by a toy bomb.
The article mentions that the building was owned by an ethnic Albanian, but it is not known if this was the motive for the attack. The source stresses that UN vehicles that were nearby and undamaged were not a target.
The article mentions that this attack carries the 'hallmark' of the Salafist Group for Dawa and Jihad, whose operatives are very active in Boumerdes. Another bomb was found and defused near the boat blast site.
The Article simply referred to the perpetrators as the Mujahideen.
The articles differ on number of casualties from this attack.
The articles have conflicting dates (1/22/2009 and 1/20/2009).
The articles have conflicting hostage taking dates, of 01/30/2009 and 02/04/2009.
The articles imply that at Kurdish militant group could be responsible based on similar bombings that had previously occurred.
The assailant confessed to the crime and admitted he was drunk at the time of the attack; therefore, there is reason to doubt that this was an act of terrorism.
The assailant detonated the suicide improvised explosive device inside a vehicle, during a search.
The assailant escaped after the incident and was only captured following a large investigation on October 30, 2014.
The assailant left a note reading, "The starting point of violence is the ignorance of rulers."
The assailant of this attack fled the scene prior to his capture.
The assailant snuck across the border in order to carry out the attack. Sources vary on the group affiliation of the perpetrator. Some sources identify the Islamic Jihad Group (IJG) as being responsible; however, another source says Israel blames Hamas for the attack. IJG denies responsibility.
The assailant stated that he planned to target worshippers with grenades. Following this initial phase, he then planned on attacking a security guard and stealing a firearm to be used on the remaining people in the mosque.
The assailant that was killed had a suicide vest on.
The assailant was a 12 year old boy.
The assailant was also arrested for involvement in incidents 201508160143, 201508180109, 201508220134, 201508230108, 201508300094, 201509050081.
The assailant was taken into custody for this incident and a similar one that occurred on January 11, 2013. Although this second incident (201301110024) does not meet the criteria for a coordinated attack, the two incidents are related. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack was criminal in nature.
The assailant was taken into custody for this incident and a similar one that occurred on January 9, 2013. Although the second incident (201301090007) does not meet the criteria for a coordinated attack, the two incidents are related.
The assailant yelled "Allahu Akbar" and ducked for cover as he threw the explosive.
The assailant's claim to be a soldier of Al-Qa ida in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) has been questioned by authorities and AQAP has not claimed the attack or affiliation with the attacker. He has been found mentally competent and maintains his claim of membership in the organization.
The assailant's motive for the attempted hijacking is unknown.
The assailants also extorted approximately $100 from the truck drivers.
The assailants also left a note stating, "If authorities arrest innocent people, Thai Buddhists will not be safe."
The assailants also stole several heads of cattle.
The assailants also stole the victim's donkey.
The assailants attempted to kidnap the victim but ended up shooting him when he tried to escape.
The assailants claim that the incident was retaliatory.
The assailants claimed that they were inspired by "sermons of extremist content."
The assailants claimed to be followers of Jafar Umar Thalib, the former head of Laskar Jihad.
The assailants continued to fire after medical services arrived, making treatment of the injured very difficult.
The assailants cut off the ears of the victim and gouged out his eyes.
The assailants erected the roadblock for two hours between 18:00 and 20:00 (local time) and took money from tens of drivers who use this road linking Tizi Ouzou with Bouira Province. The GSPC have specialized in racketeering people by erecting regular roadblocks and killing people who had stood against Islamic terrorism.
The assailants escaped toward Chechnya.
The assailants failed to carry out their plan to the end because a mobile team of the Ingush Interior Ministry happened to be in the area at the time and repelled the attackers. Some of the attackers were apparently wounded or even killed.
The assailants fired their mortars from the heights of the city.
The assailants first attacked the military outpost and then attacked civilians as they withdrew from the area.
The assailants had planned to take the kidnapped engineers across the border into Quetta, Pakistan.
The assailants identified themselves as Libyan revolutionaries, but did not give a group name.
The assailants in this attack are the same as the assailants in 201404090064.
The assailants in this attack are the same as the assailants in 201404100045.
The assailants kidnapped three civilians and stole three trucks and 11 firearms while escaping, using them as human shields, then released one of the civilians before leaving the area. The status of the remaining hostages is unknown.
The assailants left the minister's residence and continued onto a nearby police post, also blowing it up.
The assailants made the passengers lie down on the ground before shooting them.  One of the victims was a former police officer.
The assailants may have been members of tippagarh dalam or platoon dalam.
The assailants may have planned to also detonate a van packed with explosives, but security forces blew it up with a rocket-propelled grenade (RPG) before they had a chance to position it.
The assailants planted the bomb where an armed group had lost two men after a scuffle several days previous to this attack.
The assailants planted the bombs inside the post, likely during the night, given that the post is only staffed during the day.
The assailants set up the roadblock around 9:30 AM and it lasted several minutes before they fled.
The assailants state that they were only trying to rob the victim.  Authorities do not believe this statement.
The assailants stated "We killed them because they are our enemies"
The assailants used guns equipped with silencers.
The assailants were described as three well-dressed young men carrying cricket bags.  Two of the three grenades that they threw did not explode.
The assailants were dressed as Algerian soldiers.
The assailants were dressed in military clothing; the off-duty soldiers mistook them for legitimate military personnel.
The assailants were driving a vehicle equipped with machine guns on the roof.
The assailants were identified as Murad Magomedrasulov and Abdulla Abdulkerimov, with the latter having links to Al-Qaida.
The assailants were part of a New People's Army (NPA) unit led by Ambrocio Aron.
The assailants were reportedly supporters of Mohamed Boukar, a prime minister candidate who lost in the initial round of voting. Additionally, the attack led to a delay in voting for the new prime minister.
The assailants who were arrested were Erwin Villeza, Mark Anthony Villanueva, and Jun Villamor.
The assassination attempt was unsuccessful.
The assassination occurred only few days after the US published a report on terrorism particularly harmful to Greece.
The assassination took place around 8:30 PM.  Brahim Djelladi was elected as a member of the National Liberation Front (FLN).  It is believed that the perpetrator was affiliated with a GSPC faction led by a man named Djoulabib.
The assassination was designed to hit the Spanish judicial system, which ETA considers as "another instrument of aggression used to punish Basque citizens and absolve those who oppress the Basque homeland."
The assassination was unsuccessful.
The assassins fled in a single BMW after shooting Victor Sam with more than 40 bullets.  Sam was also contesting the UDM candidate for the area's (specific location reference unknown) ward councilor in the forthcoming local government elections.
The assault began 9:00 PM.  It took almost three hours for Algerian soldiers to arrive at the camp because they were intercepted by unknown perpetrators in Oued-Messelmoun.  It is believed that this was part of the assailant's strategy to delay the arrival of reinforcements.
The assault began just before midnight.
The assault may have been in retaliation for the raid conducted by the 11th Infantry Battalion on the rebel camp in Barangay Amin, also in Isabela town, on June 18, 2001. It may also have been an effort by the New People's Army (NPA) in central Negros Occidental to prove that it still had offensive capabilities.
The assault took place around 3:00 PM.  The assailants fired their weapons from the deck of an empty building.
The assistant publicity secretary of the KCP-M, Nonglen Meitei, in a press release claimed responsibility for the attack.
The Associated Press received a call from the Songs of Liberty claiming the attack before the bomb was discovered.  It is unknown whether the bomb consisted of dynamite or black powder.  Five days later, a pipe bomb detonated in the Cambridge Police Headquarters (197112200002).
The Associated Press received a predawn phone call from an unknown person announcing that there would be a bombing at the building.  The Jewish Defense League denied involvement in the incident.  Later in the day, the Students Activists for Soviet Jewry, a front for the JDL, demonstrated in front of the building.  The bombing coincided with the opening of the congress of the Communist Party in Moscow which was attended by delegates of the American Communist Party.
The Associated Press reported that only one mosque was struck during the attack.
The Associated Press reported that two police officers had been killed in the attack.
The Association of Muslim Scholars posted a statement on its website on June 10 accusing the Mahdi Army of the attack, although no claim or statement by authorities was made.
The asylum center was also targeted in a similar arson attack on June 21, 2017.
The asylum center was also targeted in a similar arson attack on June 23, 2017.
The attack about the kidnapping is 201306190012.
The attack against the five Shi i truck drivers likely had sectarian motivations.
The attack against the municipal guardsmen took place around 8:30 AM.
The attack also killed Mohammad Tahir and injured Manzoor Hussain.
The attack appeared to be an attempt to sabotage the peace initiative of the Indian prime minister. The police compound housed sophisticated communication systems, offices of senior police officials, and rows of barracks where policemen lived.
The attack appears to be one in a pattern of attacks on prominent Shias. The victim's relative had been killed in a suicide attack several months prior.
The attack began around 10:00 PM and lasted 20-30 minutes.  The assailants fired at the Gendarmes from both sides of the road.  An hour after the incident, some of the perpetrators got into a firefight with municipal guardsmen in pursuit; however, no members of the GSPC were apprehended.
The attack began around 10:00 PM.
The attack began around 9:45 PM.  The assailants were dressed as members of the Algerian security forces.
The attack began at 7:30 PM.
The attack broke a brief cease-fire between the army and the group, which had attacked an army checkpoint on June 3. This attack and the one preceding it were likely a show of support for al-Fatah al-Islam perpetrators concurrently fighting the Lebanese Army at the Nahr al-Bared refugee camp. The civilian killed was a member of the militant group Asbat al-Ansar and was attempting to mediate between the Lebanese Army and Jund al-Sham.
The attack came a day after a senior HAMAS leader survived an Israeli assassination attempt in the Gaza Strip which claimed the lives of two other Palestinians and sparked calls for bloody revenge by the Islamist movement.
The attack came a day after an unexploded bomb was found in the Vientiane airport (cf. 200007300004).
The attack came a day after several hundred Iraqis tore down a barrier put up by Kuwaiti authorities along the border.
The attack came a few days before the anniversary of the assassination of Lebanon's former prime minister Rafiq Hariri in a massive Beirut car bomb blast on February 14, 2005. Syrian security officials have been linked to the killing, but Syria denies any involvement.
The attack came after a local court convicted more than 40 suspected terrorists.
The attack came after exiled communist leader Jose Ma. Sison called on the New People's Army (NPA) to step up attacks in response to President Macapagal-Arroyo's order to redeploy more soldiers against them. However, Police Director George Alino contends Lubuagan Vice Mayor Corey Dickpus and robbery gang leader Willy Sagasag could also be behind the ambush.
The attack came against Iraqis working at the al-Faris US airbase in Baqouba. It is possible that the attackers' intent was to send a message to the larger Iraqi population that cooperation with US forces would lead to punishment.
The attack came amidst massive street demonstrations and riots outside the concurrent G-8 summit and the unspecified perpetrators claimed responsibility in a statement faxed to the Associated Press and other media organizations on June 5.
The attack came as gunmen associated with al-Fatah threatened to kidnap and kill HAMAS members in the West Bank to counter an attempted coup by HAMAS in Gaza. His whereabouts as of 08/19/2008 were unknown.
The attack came as Palestinian militant groups were discussing a temporary halt on attacks on Israeli targets.
The attack came as Salafist Group for Preaching and Combat (GSPC) founder Hassan Hattab was sentenced to life in prison at a court in Tizi-Ouzou on June 4 and may have been in revenge for the sentencing.
The attack came as the patrol was cordoning off the area to search for weapons and insurgents. The Mujahedin Youth Movement claimed responsibility for the attack in a statement posted to a jihadist website on June 5.
The attack came before a planned deployment of U.S. anti-terror troops to the region. The Philippines government detained nine suspects for questioning, five of whom were members of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF). The MILF denied responsibility. Investigators were also trying to link the bombing to sympathetic members of Jemaah Islamiyah (JI), as suspected MILF members may have used the services of a known JI operative in preparing and detonating the bomb. In June 2005, authorities arrested four rebels, including Ustadz Norodin Mangelen, who they accuse of perpetrating this attack, as well as another in General Santos City in December 2004. Mangelen told authorities that he acted as a local liaison for the JI.
The attack came before the Sri Lankan general elections.
The attack came days before the NPA anniversary of March 26, 2000.
The attack came during the weekly session of the municipal board.
The attack came in the context of upcoming local elections in the Philippines.
The attack came just days after President Gen. Pervez Musharraf announced a crackdown on Islamic extremism and sectarianism, which included banning the Sunni extremist group Sipah-e-Sahaba and its Shi ite counterpart, Tehreek-i-Jafria Pakistan.
The attack came just four days before President Pervez Musharraf left for China on a five-day official visit to strengthen the links between the allies.
The attack came minutes before the Prime Minister announced that parliament was extending emergency rule in the area.
The attack came on the eve of a scheduled mass demonstration to commemorate the 25th anniversary of a bloody student uprising against the military junta that ruled Greece between 1967 and 1974.
The attack came one day after the second extradition that same week of a major alleged drug trafficker to the United States.. No group claimed responsibility for the blast.
The attack came only days after Abbas asked for a ceasefire that would allow peace talks between Palestinians and Israel to continue.
The attack came seven months after the Real Irish Republican Army (RIRA)blew up a section of railroad track three miles outside of Newry.
The attack came the same day as security for Colombian President Alvaro Uribe was doubled after reports indicated that the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), the nation's largest rebel group, were planning suicide attacks to kill the leader.
The attack came two days after the militants torched another telecoms tower in Zherai district of the same province after their February 29 deadline to shut down all telephone signals from dusk to dawn expired for fear that U.S. and other foreign troops were using mobile phone signals to track insurgents and launch attacks against them.
The attack came while a European Union delegation was visiting Algeria.
The attack caused panic among local residents.
The attack claimed by the Mujahideen Shura Council is made up of several insurgent groups having operated in Iraq including al-Qaida in Iraq, Victorious Army Group, the Army of al-Sunnah Wal Jama a, Jama a al-Murabiteen, Ansar al-Tawhid Brigades, Islamic Jihad Brigades, the Strangers Brigades, and the Horrors Brigades.
The attack coincided with an Algerian government attack on armed Islamists operating in the Kabylie region east of Algiers.
The attack coincided with the start of the 20th year of imprisonment for three of the AD prisoners still in French jails.
The attack coincides with a 7,000-man operation launched June 1 by the Algerian Army to root out militants in the eastern provinces. AQLIM claimed credit for the attack in a statement posted to a jihadist website on June 5.
The attack come amongst the backdrop where rebels often targeted pro-India political workers and people they suspect of working for police and security agencies, although no groups claimed responsibility for this attack.
The attack comes in the midst of an escalation in fighting between MILF and the Philippine Army in the southern provinces of the Philippines.
The attack did not disturb the area's electrical supply. This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200504120004).
The attack followed the closure of the offices of ETA's political wing Batasuna.
The attack followed the killing of Amjad Hussain Farooqi, a top Pakistani al-Qaida operative and leader of the anti-Shiite militant group, Lashkar-e-Jhangvion. Siakholt is known to be a relatively harmonious city, where some of the minority (20% nation-wide) Shia lived. The attack was an effort to create disharmony between the Shia and Sunni communities in Siakholt, as well as to place blame at the government's inability to prevent these types of attacks.The Shia in the city protested after the incident and threatened violence against government officials.
The attack had severe environmental consequences. Local media reported that guerrillas had mounted as many as 10 attacks on the Cano Limon-Covenas oil pipeline since the beginning of 2003.
The attack happened as Northern Ireland prepared to go to the polls to vote for a new 108-member assembly.
The attack happened during a pro-Serbian rally protesting NATO intervention in Kosovo. The three suspects who were arrested were later determined not to be the perpetrators.
The attack has been blamed on the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC).
The attack has the hallmarks of an AQAP attack, but no group has officially claimed responsibility.
The attack in Ramsu was the third such attack on an Indian military base that week.
The attack involved two hostage takings in which Duad Munda was abducted in the morning and later released. He was then abducted again that day along with two others. All three hostages were killed in the second hostage taking. The available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from 60 to 70 to 100, 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 attack is considered successful because the assailants assaulted the victim.
The attack is considered successful because the assailants fired on and killed two security guards.
The attack is the most recent in a series of school attacks in Afghanistan. The Taliban is thought to be behind all of the incidents.
The attack is though to be related to recent violence between Mexican drug cartels operating in the area.
The attack is thought to be related to the drug violence that was ongoing in that region.
The attack killed three members and wounded three other members of the same family.
The attack lasted around two hours.
The attack lasted between 20-30 minutes.
The attack left Huila Department cut off from the Caqueta, Cauca, and Putumayo Departments.
The attack likely came as retaliation for the bombing of the Askari Shrine in Samarra on June 13.
The attack likely had sectarian motivations. Some sources later raised the number of wounded from 25 to 28.
The attack marked the second time that Maoists had bombed the private residence of the Royal Nepalese Army's spokesman.
The attack may be one of a series in the MILF's renewed campaign against the government, according to the government.
The attack may be tied to an increase in racially-motivated attacks in the country.
The attack may have been by tribal chieftains who say they are fighting for more political rights and a greater share of profits from the region's natural resources.
The attack may have been carried out due to an internal Hizbullah dispute. The Hizbullah referred to in this incident is not related to the Hizbullah group that operates in Lebanon.
The attack may have been in relation to unknown agencies demanding extortion from the victim.
The attack may have been intended to intimidate local villagers who had demonstrated against violence the previous day.
The attack may have been motivated by revenge or other purely criminal purposes.
The attack may have been motivated by sectarian tension between Shi i and Sunnis. The target of the attack was not clear because besides pilgrims, hundreds of political demonstrators had gathered at the shrine for the latest in a series of demonstrations in Najaf on behalf of Prime Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari. --Al Sharqiyah TV reported discrepancy of the number of casualties between sources. Al-Arabiya said that the Iraqi police had said that 20 people had been killed while, the channel said, independent sources said only four people had been killed, while Al-Alam reported the figure of 13 dead.
The attack may have been one of two related incidents (cf. 200106150001). The car bomb explosion was reminiscent of terrorist attacks in other Colombian cities a month earlier which left 12 people dead and 200 injured.
The attack may have been one of two related incidents (cf. 200106150002). The car bomb explosion was reminiscent of terrorist attacks in other Colombian cities a month earlier which left 12 people dead and 200 injured.
The attack may have been part of an ongoing feud between farmers and landowners over tenet rights.
The attack may have come in revenge for the killing of senior HAMAS operative Muhammad Muhjez outside Jadian’s home earlier on June 11. Reports suggested Jadian had fled his home dressed as a woman and was lightly wounded before being hunted down by the perpetrators and executed at a nearby hospital.
The attack may have targeted a police transport convoy moving through the area. The Islamic State of Iraq (ISI) claimed credit for a similar bombing in the area in a post to a jihadist website on June 8.
The attack may have targeted an anti-al-Qaeda Sunni militia.
The attack occured around 7:50 a.m.
The attack occured arount 9: 00 a.m. (0500 GMT) in Baghdad's western district of Ameriyah
The attack occurred 90 meters away from a United Nations building in Banda Aceh City.
The attack occurred a day after the Illiac project was approved by the University. Of Illinois  The project brought a high powered computer to campus that would be used mostly for government research.
The attack occurred a day before Indian government officials in Andhra Pradesh were to hold their first direct talks with the People's War Group in an attempt to end a 23-year insurgency.
The attack occurred a week after a motion in the University Senate to end the Illiac project failed.  The project brought a high powered computer to campus that would be used mostly for government research.
The attack occurred after a local religious group declared that NGOs should not employ women
The attack occurred after the victims, Buddhists, refused to move out of a mostly Muslim neighborhood.
The attack occurred as Aziz was returning to Islamabad from Attack where he was campaigning for an August 18, 2004 election.
The attack occurred as trial for 13 FLNC members for a 1994 on the same property as in this incident was beginning.
The attack occurred at a bogus roadblock on a wilaya road which connected the commune of El Karimia to the hamlet of Ouled-Ahmed.  Killed in the attack were El Hadj Mansour's, 88, companion, and Hioua Mohamed, 27.  The identity of the wounded driver was not known.
The attack occurred at the beginning of the Eid al-Fitr holiday and was likely timed to maximize casualties among young male laborers, as most other individuals would likely be celebrating at the homes of their extended families at this time.
The attack occurred at the home of the deputy security chief in the capital city of Nouakchott. Mauritanian authorities allege to have prevented a coup attempt, a few days prior to the incident, by former army officer Saleh Ould Hanenna. This attack is seen as an attempt, by Hanenna's supporters, to hit back at the head of the security forces responsible for foiling the coup. Opposition groups remain skeptical of governent claims about this and other previous coups and assert the government is using such claims as a pretext to further consolidate power.
The attack occurred at the same time as the Al Anbar and Nineveh governorate elections.
The attack occurred before 9:30 AM and may have been the work of his ex-girlfriend, who was angry that he refused to marry her.
The attack occurred during a change of guard outside the American Center.
The attack occurred during a declared unilateral ceasefire by Hizb-ul-Mujahidin (HM). All the pilgrims, who were visiting Gulmarg after completing a pilgrimage to the holy Armanath cave in southern Kashmir, were from the northern desert state of Rajasthan.
The attack occurred during a time of escalating violence.
The attack occurred during the daytime and the Mujahedin Youth Movement identified Semter and took credit for the attack in a post to jihadist website on June 4.
The attack occurred early in the morning. It was the last incident before George W. Bush made his speech to announce the end of major combats in Iraq.
The attack occurred four days before a planned rally in support of the Black Panthers at Yale Law School.  In response to the fire, it is widely assumed that Yale students began to turn against the radical policies of the protesters.
The attack occurred hours before the Algerian parliamentary elections.
The attack occurred in a Kurdish enclave of northern Iraq.
The attack occurred in a Sunni-majority city but the vehicle was traveling to a Shi i-majority city, suggesting sectarian violence.
The attack occurred in along an uninhabited stretch about 12 miles from where President [Yoweri] Museveni had camped as he oversaw disarmament exercises.  The attack was blamed on local tribal elements.
The attack occurred in the early morning and the Brigades claimed responsibility for the attack in a statement to the Palestinian press on June 2.
The attack occurred in the midst of ongoing protests in opposition to a film considered offensive to Islam that took place across the Middle East and North Africa.
The attack occurred in the midst of ongoing protests in opposition to a film considered offensive to Islam that took place across the Middle East and North Africa. Casualty number conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The attack occurred in the run-up to the August 6 anniversary of the Chechen rebels seizing Grozny in the 1994-96 war.
The attack occurred near a shrine in Northern Iraq on a Shiite holy day
The attack occurred near an area where Israeli soldiers were building a new defense barrier along the Philadelphia Route.
The attack occurred near Benin City which is located in Nigeria's Ondo State. The article is not referencing the nation state of Benin.
The attack occurred on the 44th anniversary of the creation of New People's Army (NPA) and the general Communist insurgency.
The attack occurred on the same day as Britain's national elections.
The attack occurred sometime after midnight.
The attack occurred the same day that a Nigerian senator was publicly accused of having links to Boko Haram
The attack occurred the same day that the Indian Prime Minister was in visit in Srinagar.
The attack occurred three hours after a sit-in at Stanford University protesting the R.O.T.C..  World renowned scholar M. N. Srinivas lost his lifework on the Indian caste system as a result of the fire.
The attack occurred when the diplomats were exiting the two Sri Lankan Air Force helicopters (one was a Bell 212 and the other a Mi 17).  The Webber Stadium, where the helicopters landed, was being used as a military airfield.  Besides the injuries to the US and Italian Ambassadors, four policemen, 5 military personnel (3 STF and two airmen), and a child were also injured.  Sources noted that both Ambassadors were able to resume at least some of their duties during the day, which involved representing donor nations and visiting Batticaloa to review development in the area, which had been hit hard by the 2004 tsunami.  The LTTE claimed responsibility for the incident, but it was unclear from the sources whether it was in a written letter, a phone call, or through another form of media.  The LTTE said they were not aware that the diplomats were onboard and that they thought they were attacking Sri Lankan forces.  However, the government proposed that the LTTE had found out in advance about the event from their supporters in Batticaloa.
The attack occurs as Shiites prepare to celebrate the al-Arbaeen religious festival for which many travel to Karbala.
The attack on Agha Ziauddin triggered mob violence in the region resulting in a total of 11 deaths.
The attack on Alam's house was apparently intended to frighten the police and muster support for a one-day strike the following week.
The attack on Taulihawa coincided with an attack on military installations in Butwal by the Maoists. The simultaneous attacks occurred in Butwal at the Ramnagar Barrack, Police Training Center, Army Training Center, Area Police Office, according to a MoD statement. The rebels had blocked sections of the Siddhartha highway around 6:30 p.m. --At least six security personnel were injured in that incident and were being treated at the local Lumbini Zonal Hospital at Butwal city. The 3 security personnel killed were at the army batallion in Taulihawa. --Beijing Xinhua stated that 9 rebel bodies were found during the search operation after the repulsion counterattack, and Kathmandu Radio in Nepal said 10 were recovered. There is a discrepancy between the number of rebels killed and injured as the number fatalities to be higher.
The attack on the Badampura outpost lasted for two hours.  Intercepted radio messages indicated that the militants sustained some injuries in the attack.
The attack on the mosque is thought to have sectarian motivations.
The attack on the power sub-station interrupted the water supply to all of Baghdad in a time of over 100 degree heat. Water was expected to be out for up to three days.
The attack on the vehicles was foiled because the police were following the perpetrators prior to the attack.
The attack proceeded Sri Lankan parliamentary elections.  The target of the attack, the Eelam People's Democratic Party, was as an ally of President Chandrika Kumaratunga's Peoples Alliance.
The attack prompted a massive exodus. Five hundred people left the commune after the attack and fled to a reception center in Nharea.
The attack put the facility completely out of operation.
The attack spilled 3,000 barrels of crude oil. This was the 54th oil-pipeline attack in Colombia in 1998. The 54 attacks caused the spilling of at least 140,000 barrels of oil. It was estimated that the losses exceeded 40 billion pesos (approximately $40 million).
The attack spiraled into a three-hour firefight that sent hundreds of Palestinian refugees fleeing for shelter and may have been in support of al-Fatah al-Islam, which was under attack by the Lebanese Army at Nahr al-Bared refugee camp. A Jund al-Sham leader, Abu Riad, was killed while fighting for al-Fatah al-Islam at that location. The firefight’s long duration and low number of casualties suggest the group’s members were poorly trained.
The attack targeted a hangar sheltering presidential candidate Marc Ravalomanana's aircrafts and helicopters.
The attack targeted journalists from Bulgaria, Canada, China, Germany, Greece, Italy, Spain, Russia, the United Kingdom, and the United States. The injured journalists were from Bulgaria, Canada, and China.
The attack targeted the convoy of Colonel Salar Faqi Rasheed, the Kurdish chief of the traffic police in Kirkuk, who was wounded.
The attack took place a day after the biggest Hindu festival of Diwali, traditionally celebrated with pyrotechnics and candles.  The celebrations can carry on for a week in some parts of the country.
The attack took place amid attempts to initiate a peace process with separatist movement leaders in exile.
The attack took place around 10:00 AM.
The attack took place around 10:00 AM.  The incident prompted clashes between Algerian security forces and the suspected perpetrators.
The attack took place around 10:00 PM.
The attack took place around 10:00 PM.  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the goals of the perpetrators was strictly financial.
The attack took place around 10:00 PM.  It is believed that Hachemi, nicknamed Soheib of Les Issers, planned the attack.
The attack took place around 10:35 AM.
The attack took place around 11:00 AM.
The attack took place around 11:00 AM.  Three months later, a homemade bomb was defused by Tigzirt's BMPJ on a nearby road (200702080009).
The attack took place around 11:00 PM
The attack took place around 11:00 PM.
The attack took place around 12:00 AM.
The attack took place around 12:00 AM.  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the militiamen targeted the Algerian soldiers specifically to prevent their capture or if the incident was part of a calculated operation against Algerian security forces.
The attack took place around 12:00 PM.
The attack took place around 2:00 PM.
The attack took place around 2:00 PM.  Four days later, AQLIM attempted to bomb the Municipal People's Assembly headquarters in Baghlia (200702010006).
The attack took place around 2:00 PM.  Hours earlier, another army patrol travelling in Tigirine was bombed (200806260028).  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the assailants targeted the soldiers specifically to prevent their capture or if the incident was part of a calculated operation against Algerian security forces.
The attack took place around 3:30 AM.  A man, believed to be the perpetrator, was seen running from the scene shortly after the fire was ignited.  The abortion had previously been the subject of weekly picketers.
The attack took place around 3:30 PM.
The attack took place around 3:30 PM.  It is suspected that there between 4 - 6 perpetrators.
The attack took place around 3:30 PM.  Less than a week earlier, hundreds of Islamic extremists surrendered to Algerian authorities.
The attack took place around 4:00 PM.
The attack took place around 4:30 PM.
The attack took place around 5:00 AM.
The attack took place around 5:00 PM.
The attack took place around 5:30 PM.
The attack took place around 5:30 PM.  AQLIM claimed the attack in a statement sent to the Agence France Press bureau in Algeria.
The attack took place around 6:00 PM.  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the assailants targeted Algerian security forces specifically to prevent their capture or if the incident was part of a calculated operation against the Algerian military.
The attack took place around 6:30 PM.
The attack took place around 6:30 PM.  This incident occurred while a truce was being negotiated between the GSPC and the Algerian government.
The attack took place around 7:00 AM.  The personnel transport vehicle belonged to a company that was building a bridge in the area.
The attack took place around 7:00 PM.
The attack took place around 7:45 AM.
The attack took place around 8:00 AM.
The attack took place around 8:00 PM.
The attack took place around 8:00 PM.  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the motivations of the perpetrators were solely financial.  The assailants were dressed in military fatigues.
The attack took place around 8:00 PM.  Mohamed Fedjri was the son of a notable Algerian militiaman.
The attack took place around 8:00 PM.  Sources conflict as to whether one guard was killed and another wounded or if there were two casualties.
The attack took place around 8:00 PM.  The next day, Algerian security forces were attacked at almost the same location (200506200012).  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the assailants targeted the Algerian soldiers specifically to prevent their capture or if the incident was part of a calculated operation against Algerian security forces.
The attack took place around 8:30 PM.  The assailants did not flee the town until Algerian security forces arrived an hour later.
The attack took place around 9:00 PM.
The attack took place around 9:00 PM.  The farmer's brother was an Emir within the GSPC.
The attack took place around 9:00 PM.  The mayor of Ammal was a member of the National Liberation Front (FLN).
The attack took place around 9:30 PM.  Ain Romana was a former stronghold of GIA, but the organization had been broken up by security forces months earlier.  Nevertheless, small factions of the group remained in the region.
The attack took place around 9:30 PM.  The victims were identified by the initials M. M., K. S., and Y. Z.
The attack took place around 9:30 PM.  Two of the assailants followed the victim in a motorbike before signaling the three other perpetrators to drive by and kill their target.  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the attack was intended to solely prevent the victim from assisting Algerian authorities or if it was intended to intimidate a larger audience.
The attack took place around midnight while the victims were sleeping.
The attack took place at 1:00 AM.  At the time of the incident, Dr. Benjamin recently enrolled as part of the National Abortion Federation.  He considered himself to be "Florida's most experimental abortion provider."
The attack took place at 10:00 PM.  Authorities believe that this incident was related to an attack against an abortion clinic in nearby St. Petersburg, Florida, five days earlier.
The attack took place at 11:00 AM.
The attack took place at 11am, and according to a spokesperson, the police could not return fire in self-defense because of the presence of civilians. Among the things taken by the JTMM-J were two sets of 3-0-3 rifles, a Chinese pistol and 200 rounds of bullets.
The attack took place at 12:30 PM.
The attack took place at 2:00 AM.  It is suspected that the perpetrator was located in a car when he/she fired shots into the building.
The attack took place at 4:30 AM.  An unidentified woman called to television stations after the incident claiming that the Army of God perpetrated the attack.  The abortion clinic had previously been the target of many protests.
The attack took place at 6:25 PM.  The members of the GSPC hid at the side of the road.
The attack took place at 8:25 PM.  Although the original source attributes this attack to the GSPC, this incident occurred months after the GSPC officially announced its transformation into AQLIM.
The attack took place at 8:30 PM.
The attack took place at 8:50 PM while the customers of the café were watching the Champions League soccer match between AC Milan and Manchester United.  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because the specific motives behind why the victim was targeted remain unknown.
The attack took place at 9:00 PM.  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the assailants targeted the roadblock specifically to prevent their capture or if the incident was part of a calculated operation against Algerian security forces.
The attack took place at 9:30 PM.  Abdallah Amara was a former member of the National Liberation Front (FLN), but it is unknown if this was the reason why he was targeted.
The attack took place at around 1 pm, local time.
The attack took place at around 1:00 AM.
The attack took place at around 10:30 am local time. This was the second blast in Afghanistan on that same day.
The attack took place at around 11:30 am local time. A Taliban spokesperson claimed that Hameshagul, four bodyguards and two pro-government civilians were wounded in the blast.
The attack took place at around 12:45 pm, local time.
The attack took place at around 8:45 pm, local time. Sharma died while being rushed to a nearby hospital.
The attack took place at around 9:00 PM.  The victims were identified as Abdurrahman Sikaoui, Zohra Sikaoui, and Romeissa Sikaoui.  Bahia Sikaoui survived the attack.
The attack took place at night, and the attackers fled after police reinforcements arrived. The police recovered four motorcycles used by the attackers, as well as donation receipts.
The attack took place at night. Among the things taken were four .3-0-3 rifles, a shotgun, a Chinese pistol and 600 rounds of ammunition.
The attack took place during evening rush hour at a bus stop at the Geha junction outside Tel Aviv where Palestinian workers routinely wait for people to pick them up for potential jobs.
The attack took place early in the morning.  Authorities were able to use surveillance videos to identify Uphoff as the perpetrator.
The attack took place early in the morning.  The abortion clinic - the only one in the state of North Dakota - was previously the target of many demonstrations.  Rachelle Shannon mentioned this incident in a letter she sent to the Wichita Eagle, however the perpetrator of this incident remains unknown.
The attack took place in the early afternoon.  The next day, Algerian security forces defused two similar bombs targeting Algerian soldiers on a routine military patrol on a nearby road (200603010004).  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the assailants targeted the military patrol specifically to prevent their capture or if the incident was part of a calculated operation against the Algerian military.
The attack took place late at night.
The attack took place on the evening of the 17th.
The attack took place one day after an Arab League summit was held in Algiers.  The GSPC was heavily critical of the summit.
The attack took place one day after the murder of Haidar Mohammed Ali al-Dujaili, Deputy Prime Minister Ahmed Chalabi's Office Director.
The attack took place shortly after nightfall.
The attack took place while a number of volunteers were assembled in front of the compound.
The attack took place while Governor Humberto Alzate was visiting the town. He received police protection and was able to return to Cali, Colombia.
The attack was a car bomb attack, not to be confused with a suicide vehicle attack.
The attack was aimed at Hamid Mohammad Sarwar, an election worker in southeast Afghanistan. His son was injured and shot in the leg while attending to his father.
The attack was another in a series by the MILF since their Camp Abubakar was overrun by the government.
The attack was another in a series by the MILF since their Camp Abubakar was overrun by the government. Christian vigilantes kidnapped three Muslims in a revenge attack. The reports indicated that the MILF raided the village and searched houses for food and firearms.
The attack was at first believed to have been carried out by a female suicide bomber, however this belief was contradicted in the following investigation which indicated that the explosive device had been planted on the bus prior to detonation allowing the attacker to leave before the explosion occurred. Although it was suspected that a group known as the Kurdistan Freedom Falcons (TAK), an offshoot of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), was responsible for the attack, this could not be confirmed.
The attack was believed to have been carried out by the Karuna faction, a splinter group of the LTTE that is more radical in its views and aims than the LTTE.
The attack was called a "hasty ambush" by a military lieutenant.
The attack was carried out around 1:00 PM.
The attack was carried out around 6:30 PM.
The attack was carried out by suspected Balochistan militants; no word as to which Balochistan group is the primary suspect for carrying out this attack.
The attack was carried out by Taliban loyalists, Qari Mohammad Yousuf Ahmadi, a purported spokesman for the ousted Taliban regime told AFP from an unknown location.
The attack was carried out by the "Gabriel Galvis" Mobile Column, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC)'s 6th "Hernando Gonzalez Acosta" Front.
The attack was carried out in revenge for incident number 201402030044.
The attack was carried out on worshipers of the pacifist Ansar al-Sunna sect, which is not connected to any political group but has a history of differences with Takfir wal-Hijra. A police spokesman said a lone gunman, Abbas Abbas, carried out the attack however, witnesses said that there had been a group of gunmen and that bullets had been fired from three directions.
The attack was claimed both over the phone after the incident in a call to the Washington Post, as well as in a note left at the scene, which stated the attack was in response to the execution of five members of Liberia's ruling People's Redemption Council, who were also political opponents of Liberia's military leader.
The attack was coded as successful; however, one of the grenades failed to explode.
The attack was conducted by mercenaries coming from Central African Republic
The attack was conducted by unknown Maoist rebels.
The attack was done in retaliation for the assassination of two members of the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade.
The attack was executed when the villagers were on their way home from boycotting mandates proposed by the Communist Party of India - Maoist (CPI-M)
The attack was intended for the Governor's motorcade.
The attack was large enough to be reported by many major news outlets, however only a few reports could be found. This leads to some questions about accuracy.
The attack was likely in retaliation for the bombing of the Askari Shrine in Samarra earlier in the day.
The attack was likely meant to kill Irbayea, who was not home at the time.
The attack was likely sectarian as the Department manages Sunni waqf and mosques.
The attack was likely the result of an ongoing feud between the anti-Congress Party DHD (J) and the pro-Congress Party DHD (N). DHD (J) finance secretary Prai Khang Damasa claimed his group’s responsibility for the attack in a statement to Dainik Janambhumi (Guwahati) on June 5.
The attack was marked successful; however, two additional improvised explosive devices were defused in the attack.
The attack was meant to intimidate Afghanis, and coupled with the other attacks has prevented many of the 18 candidates for president from traveling on the campaign trail. Both internal and external actors had a stake in the success or failure of the national elections. Drug lords feared that they would lose their drug profits with an assertive national government.
The attack was not claimed by Hizballah, but the Israeli military confirmed that the group was behind the attack. Israeli radio claimed to have in custody a South Lebanon Army intelligence officer that was suspected in aiding Hizballah in the attack.
The attack was not successful because the target (the mayor) was not killed.
The attack was one of multiple attacks that occurred during the same period, notably market bombings in Ghris and Tiaret.
The attack was one of the worst in the region in nearly ten years and preceded a visit to the region by President Bill Clinton. An individual named Mohammad Yaqub Vaghe, who was arrested soon after the attack, stated that a group of 17 perpetrators who belonged to the Lashkar-e Taiba and the Hizb-ul-Mujahidin (HM) took part in the killings.
The attack was one of three related incidents (cf. 200106260001, 200106270001).  The rebels had staged 10 deadly ambushes on different roads, killing several people in the previous two weeks.
The attack was one of three related incidents (cf. 200106260001, 200106280002). The rebels had staged some 10 deadly ambushes on different roads, killing several people in the previous two weeks.
The attack was one of three related incidents (cf. 200106270001, 200106280002). The rebels had staged 10 deadly ambushes on different roads, killing several people in the previous two weeks.
The attack was part of a resurgence in attacks by ETA over the 6 months prior to this incident.
The attack was perpetrated at night to avoid killing or injuring children and teachers.
The attack was reportedly carried out by members of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front under commander Wahid Aminola.
The attack was reportedly carried out by the same group that killed seven people in Hassi Ben Okba on 06/02/2000 (cf. 200006020001).
The attack was similar to other attacks in the region during the same time period. In all 40 people were killed.
The attack was successful because three rockets were successfully launched. Police found three additional rockets and defused them. A tractor trailer had been used as a launch pad. The rockets were launched from outside of a village in Guzara.
The attack was suspected to have been conducted by either Taliban militants or Al Qa'ida and the rockets appeared to have been delivered from over the border in Afghanistan.
The attack was the first against an Afghan mosque since US forces entered Afghanistan in 2001.
The attack was the first bombing of an international police car since UNMIK's June 1999 deployment in Prizren following the Kosovo War.
The attack was the first case of a car bombing in southern Thailand.
The attack was the first sign of violence in the area in over two years.
The attack was the first time in eight years that a senior administrative official was assassinated in Burundi.
The attack was the first time the Nepalese Maoist insurgents had attacked the media.
The attack was the second by Lendu militiamen reported in less than three weeks. At the end of May of 2003, some 250-300 unarmed civilians were killed in the predominantly Hema town of Tchomia, on the shores of Lake Albert, which divides southern Ituri from neighboring Uganda.
The attack was the second in as many as a week against Algerian government targets.
The attack was well planned as different stages of attacks were evident. The attackers fired anti-armor shells at the ministry when it came time for the suicide bombers to act.
The attack was well-coordinated. Militants detonated a bomb just minutes before the ambush, injuring three people and distracting officers who could have come to the aid of the checkpoint under attack.
The attack, the second bombing blamed on ETA within 48 hours, followed speculation by the media that the group was about to declare a ceasefire.
The attacked killed two Belgian women as well as their Yemeni guide and driver.
The attacked marked the first time that the Balochistan Liberation Army had claimed responsibility for an attack outside Balochistan Province.
The attacked occurred at a checkpoint which has been targeted several times in the past. Its strategic location makes it a prime target for these type of attacks.
The attacked occurred on the  Baku-Rostov federal highway.  Lorsanov organized the first meeting in 1995 between Russian General Gennady Troshev and the chief of general staff of the separatist forces Aslan Maskhadov, who was subsequently elected Chechen president.
The attacker had just been released from prison a few days prior to the incident, but reports did not provide further information.
The attacker had waited by the road and the driver was suspicious of him, when the attacker rushed to the vehicle, the driver hit him with the car, and the blast occurred before it.
The attacker lured the police to approach his vehicle which carried with explosives by telling the police that he had information about insurgents.
The attacker was described as mentally unstable by local Jordanian authorities.  He was identified as Nabil Hassan an Omani citizen.  It was originally thought the incident was related to Jordan's recent deportation of four top HAMAS leaders to Qatar which occurred the time of this incident.
The attacker was Palestinian, from Zone A, controlled by the Palestinian Authority. It was the first Palestinian attack inside Israel since Prime Minister Ehud Barak took office in July 1999.
The attacker was riding a bicycle and came from the rear of the truck and ignited the explosives.
The attackers also stole 187 cattle and 115 goats during the raid.
The attackers also stole money and several items from the storefront.
The attackers appeared to be a man and a woman aged between 25 and 30. A possible target of the attack, a magistrate of the public auditors, passed by the scene of the attack minutes or even seconds after the explosion, and a glitch in the triggering device possibly saved his life.
The attackers are only described as Serbian. They were not associated with any particular group.
The attackers demanded $250,000 which the victim's family was prepared to pay. However, Meerwali's family never received payment instructions from the perpetrators.
The attackers explained that they were defending the honor of a woman who was allegedly insulted by Kalinin, but Kalinin says he and his father and friend only saw the girl when he was attacked. Kalinin contended that the assault was connected with his human rights work, in particular his involvement in monitoring the presidential election, as he submitted his findings to representatives of the mission of the OSCE ODIHR (Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights). --Kalinin complained that he was having difficulty breathing, a sign indicating that he may have had a rib broken.
The attackers had also warned the villagers of worst consequences for sending their children to schools. They released letters loaded with the message that nose and ears of the children would be cut off if they were seen in school. --An official of the Education Department Sayed Rahim Khan told Pajhwok Afghan News on Friday that "enemies of the country," an common allusion to the Taliban, were behind the arson attack, but stopped short to disclose the identity of the perpetrators.
The attackers held 10 security officers hostage only while stealing weapons and supplies from the outpost.  After the robbery, the officers were released.
The attackers left the victim unconscious in the forest after removing his tongue.
The attackers made no effort to conceal the fact that the victim's nationality was a source of their provocation. Interfax agency has reported that criminal proceedings had been instituted by the procuracy.
The attackers missed their target, Konar's local government building, and hit civilians in the neighborhood.
The attackers pulled alongside the truck carrying Col. Ahmed Abeis is two separate vehicles.
The attackers ran from home to home causing property damage across the barracks. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of casualties covering incidents 201201200001, 201201200002, 201201200003, 201201200004, 201201200005, 201201200006, 201201200007, 201201200008, 201201200024, 201201200030, and 201201200031.
The attackers reportedly came from the Kibira Forest, 2 km from the camp. This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199911260001; 199911290004).
The attackers retreated to the Boumahni Forest following the attack.
The attackers shot homemade missiles into the town, probably aimed at the police station. After a protracted firefight, the police attempted to surrender and were executed.
The attackers threw stones at the victim, held him to the ground with a wooden bench and hit him with sticks.
The attackers took the officers' weapons and ammunition according to Inspector General Neelmani.
The attackers took unspecified weapons from the policemen.
The attackers used a fake roadblock to stop the pickup truck carrying the civilians and kill them.
The attackers waited in two vehicles for the convoy of eight vehicles and fifty-four workers by the side of the road and ambushed the convoy as it approached. The convoy of census workers was heading from Kandahar to Herat Province on assignment. The attack took place 730 kilometers (460 miles) from the capital Kabul. In his claim of responsibility, the Taliban spokesman, Mullah Abdul hakim Latifi, stated via satellite phone: "We will give such treatment to people who work with the Americans, whether they are foreigners or locals."
The attackers were disguised in military uniforms. They sacked and firebombed the hotel and caused extensive damage to the hotel structure.
The attackers were dressed in military uniforms. The soldiers were on a reconnaissance mission on a road leading to El Ardja when they were attacked.
The attackers were from an Indian branch of Maoists.
The attackers were identified as Amjid (Akhtar) and Arif (Shakeel).
The attackers were likely Euskadi ta Askatasuna (ETA) sympathizers.
The attackers were possibly linked to the Kata'ib Badr militias, a division of the 'Believing Youth Organization' who, in turn, were supporters of Badr al-Din al-Houthi.
The attackers were reportedly members of the Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia (FARC)'s (FARC) 37th Front.
The attackers, believed to number between six and 10, escaped.
The attacks came during state assembly elections in Tripura and three other northeastern Indian states.
The attacks came two days after a UN-sponsored referendum on East Timorese independence.
The attacks caused blackouts in seven townships in Arauca state, as well as in parts of Arauquita and Tame Province. One of the damaged pylons was near the Cano Limon oil field, which is operated by U.S. firm Occidental in association with Colombian state-owned petroleum company ECOPETROL.
The attacks caused oil prices to go up and, later, were praised by Osama bin Ladin.
The attacks coincided with the detainment of then Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) leader, Abdullah Ocalan.
The attacks lead to major sectarian clashes that left more than 40 dead.
The attacks occurred five days before a scheduled meeting between Colombian President Andres Pastrana and Ecuadorian President Gustavo Noboa, who had planned to meet Thursday, 28 September, at the International Bridge over the San Miguel river for the bridge's official opening.
The attacks occurred in the context of the impending withdrawal of IDF forces from southern Lebanon.  Hizballah stepped up its assault on the SLA in a campaign to weaken the SLA militia previous to Israel's exit.
The attacks occurred just before polls opened in the area, forcing the closure of polls in Silvino Lobos and three surrounding villages.
The attacks occurred overnight in Potiskum and therefore some related incidents are coded to October 18, 2012, while others are coded to October 19, 2012.
The attacks occurred overnight in Potiskum and therefore some related incidents are coded to October 18, 2012, while others are coded to October 19, 2012. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded across incidents 201210200027 and 201210200029.
The attacks occurred three days before a scheduled meeting between Colombian President Andres Pastrana and Ecuadorian President Gustavo Noboa, who had planned to meet Thursday, 28 September, at the International Bridge over the San Miguel river for the bridge's official opening.
The attacks were carried out simultaneously on three Non Governmental Organizations who were peace promoting organizations.
The attacks were likely perpetrated by criminals or Islamic militants from Dagestan.
The attacks, condemned by Prime Minister Abdelaziz Belkhadem as "criminal and cowardly," were claimed by a group calling itself the Al-Qaida Organisation in the Islamic Maghreb.
The attempt on the Pakistani envoy to Iraq produced no casualties, but it obviously another in the spate of attacks on Diplomats in Baghdad.
The attempted hostage taking took place around 4:00 AM.  It is believed that the assailants did not chase after the victim because there was an army barracks nearby.
The attempted robbery was carried out around 3:15 PM.  Mtayari Sundiata, who fired the shotgun, did not believe that the bullet would be able to pierce through the armor of the truck.  Daniel T. Archambault was the security guard who was injured in the incident.   All of the perpetrators were eventually captured except for Mtayari Sundiata who was killed in a shoot-out with police in 1981.
The AU officer was killed near a military base of the AMIS in al-Fashir by unknown gunmen who were apparently trying to rob his vehicle.
The Australian soldier was identified as Private TJ Findlay and belonged to One Mentoring Task Force 4.
The authenticity of the photos/video were not confirmed.  In addition, family members do not report that the victim was missing.  This is coded possibly purely criminal act because it may be a false claim.
The authorities believe that the attack was perpetrated by someone who had a grudge against Abedin.  Abedin believed the attack was perpetrated by Muslims.
The authorities believe the NPA's actions were the result of the bus companies refusal to pay revolutionary tax to the rebel group.
The authorities did not report who was thought to be responsible for the attacks; however, they noted that FARC guerillas had recently been on the offensive in the region.
The authorities suspect Islamists elements to be responsible for the attack.
The authorities were generally unsure of who was behind the attack, but the involvement of the Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI) was offered as one explanation.
The available source listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as six and nine, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available source listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from ten to 12, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available source listed the perpetrators for these attacks cumulatively as numbering 20 to 30, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available source provided alternate spellings of the names of the victims, and because no majority spelling was offered, the spelling of the victims' names was taken from the original source linked to the event. It is unknown if civilians were the target of this attack.
The available sourced listed the attack as occurring in Baghlan-e Jadid to Baghlan-e-Markazi, and because no majority figures were reported, the location used was taken from the source with the higher validity.
The available sources detail that authorities are not sure if the passengers  were targeted or if they were traveling with the bomb. Souces also indicate that the passengers were carrying weapons at the time of the explosion.
The available sources detail the damages were more than $7788959.47 the lowest figure was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources did not specify the number of civilians killed and injured, 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 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. 200906230009, 200906230010).
The available sources had discrepancies on the number of speedboats used in the attack.
The available sources have conflicting dates, 01/30/2009 overnight and 01/31/2009 were listed.
The available sources identified the railway stations in which the attack took place from the Dumri-Bihar and Dania Railway Stations to the Jageshwar and Dania Railway Stations, and because no majority railway station was identified, the railway stations used were taken from the source with the highest validity. The incident was coded as IED definitely because one of the attack types used was an improvised explosive device; however, an unknown incendiary device was also used.
The available sources identified the victims as Poonam Doga, Hemla Gudia and Semal Laxman to Padam Lachchma, Doga Muria and unidentified, and because no majority identity was reported, the identities of the victims were taken from the source that provided all three victims' names.
The available sources indicate that at least one civilian was injured in a rocket attack; however, it is unclear whether or not the civilian was injured in this rocket attack or in another, unrelated rocket attack.
The available sources indicate that the Governor was not specifically targeted in the attack.
The available sources listed injuries as one and two.  The source that listed two injuries, listed the names of the officers, so that casualty figure was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed one fatality for this attack, and the injuries for this attack from five to eight, 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 stated that the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) was believed to be responsible; however, MILF denied all involvement.
The available sources listed stated that the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF)were believed to be responsible. MILF denies all involvement.
The available sources listed that six improvised explosive devices were used in the attack, though only two detonated. The remaining four improvised explosive devices were defused by authorities.
The available sources listed that there was three assailants to four, so the majority figures were reported. The sources state that the militants were wearing suicide vests and that one militant managed to detonate himself, while security forces killed the other one.
The available sources listed the  injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 51, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the 42 policemen as released, and the outcome of the other eight hostages is unknown.
The available sources listed the attack type for these attacks from a shooting to a stabbing, and since no majority attack type was reported, the attack type originally entered was kept.
The available sources listed the casualties for this attack as farmers and police officers, and because no majority figures were reported, the source with the highest validity was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the civilian injuries for this attack from nine to 21, and the soldier injuries for this attack from two to four, 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 damage from these attack cumulatively as over 40 houses, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the date for the beheading from 09/29/2010 to 09/30/2010, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred date provided was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the date for this attack from 01/08/2011 to 01/09/2011, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred date reported for this attack was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the date for this attack from 02/06/2011 to 02/07/2011, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred date reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the number of victims kidnapped for this attack from 11 to 12 to 13, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred number of victims kidnapped reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the date for this attack from 03/10/2011 to 03/11/2011, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred date reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the date for this attack from 04/22/2010 to 04/23/2010, and because no majority date was reported, the lowest proferred date reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the date for this attack from 05/11/2011 to 05/12/2011, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred date reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the date for this attack from 05/15/2010 to 05/16/2010, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred date reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the date for this attack from 05/30/2010 to 05/31/2010, and because no majority figures were reported, the date reported in the source with the highest validity was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the date for this attack from 06/23/2010 to 06/24/2010, and because no majority date was reported, the lowest reported incident date was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the date for this attack from 07/14/2010 to 07/15/2010, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred date reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the date for this attack from 07/19/2010 to 07/20/2010, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred date reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the date for this attack from 08/07/2010 to 08/08/2010, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred date figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the date for this attack from 09/07/2011 to 09/08/2011, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred date reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the date for this attack from 09/20/2010 to 09/21/2010, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred date reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the date for this attack from 09/20/2010 to 09/21/2010, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred date was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the date for this attack from 10/09/2010 to 10/10/2010, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred date reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the date of the event as 09/15/2010 and 09/16/2010, so the majority date reported has been used.
The available sources listed the date of this attack from 07/21/2009 to 07/22/2009, so the majority date provided has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the dates for the attack from 12/14/2008 to 12/15/2008, so the date taken from the source with the higher validity was used to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the dates for this attack from 12/08/2008 to 12/15/2008, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve stastical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the  the time for this incident as 1315  to 1330, and because no majority figures were reported, the source with the highest validity was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 12, 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.
The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 143, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 264, 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 18, 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 2, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 5, 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 22, 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, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 21, 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, 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.
The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 3, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 8, 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 this figure has 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 4, and 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.
The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 5, 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 6, 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 7, 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.
The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks cumulatively as 8, and the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 1, 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 9, 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 from 20 to 26, so these have been averaged in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks from 20 to 35, and the injuries for these attacks from eight to 70, so these figures have been averaged in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks from 40 to 78 so these figures have been averaged in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks from 6 to 8 so these figures have been averaged in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks from eight to nine, and the injuries for these attacks from 30 to 35, so these figures have been averaged in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks from five to eight, and the injuries for these attacks from zero to three, so these figures have been averaged in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks from five to six, and the injuries for these attacks from zero to two, so these figures have been averaged in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.  In addition, only one of the sources used for this incident claims that the Taliban was responsible for the attack, the other source asserts that there were no claims of responsibility.
The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks from four to five, and the injuries for these attacks from 10 to 18, so these figures have been averaged in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks from four to five, and the injuries for these attacks from seven to nine, so these figures have been averaged in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks from one to five, so these figures have been averaged in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks from one to three, so these figures have been averaged in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks from six to 27, so these figures have been averaged in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. Ten of the 50 Hostages were released on 10/17/2008 on Wednesday a day after the hijacking of the bus and the hostage taking of the passengers. On 10/18/2008 on Thursday, local police retrieved six bodies that had been beheaded, mutilated and dumped, and even though the police received information that 24 others had been killed, their bodies had not been found, so the status of the remaining 34 hostages is unknown.
The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks from two to three, and the injuries for these attacks from five to seven, so these figures have been averaged in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks from zero to nine, so these figures have been averaged in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the fatalities for these attacks from zero to one, and the injuries for these attacks from zero to three, so these figures have been averaged in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack as 16, and the injuries for this attack from 40 to 58, 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 cumulatively as 45, and the injuries cumulatively as 82, 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 0 to 2, 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 this attack from 10 to 11 to 12, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 14 to 15 to 17, 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 10 to 13, and the injuries for this attack from 29 to 40, 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 this attack from 10 to 13, and the injuries for this attack from zero to three, 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 this attack from 10 to 15, and the injuries for this attack from six to 12, 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 this attack from 10 to 16, 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 this attack from 10 to 16, and the injuries for this attack from 70 to 79, 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 this attack from 10 to 17, and the injuries for this attack from nine 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.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 10 to 20, 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 this attack from 10 to15, and the injuries for this attack from three to 60, 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 location of the explosion as Akuressa, Sri Lanka and Matara, Sri Lanka, so the majority location was used to preserve accuracy.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 11 to 15, and the injuries for this attack from 14 to 20 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.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 110 to 121, and the injuries for this attack from 45 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.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 115 to 150, and the injuries for this attack from 140 to 200, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. It is unclear whether or not the attack was really a terrorist attack or if it was just purely an accident.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 12 to 12, and the injuries for this attack from 31 to 34, 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 this attack from 12 to 15, and the injuries for this attack from zero to two, 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 this attack from 12 to 20, and the injuries for this attack from 13 to 50, 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 this attack from 12 to 35, and the injuries for this attack from 50 to 80, 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 this attack from 13 to 17, 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 this attack from 14 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.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 14 to 17, and the injuries for this attack from 16 to 75, 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 this attack from 15 to 19, and the injuries for this attack from 100 to 130, 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 this attack from 16 to 20, and the injuries for this attack from 26 to 50, 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 this attack from 18 to 22, and the injuries for this attack from 80 to 94, 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 this attack from 19 to 29, and the injuries for this attack from 35 to 50, 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 this attack from 2  to 1, and the injuries for this attack from 1 to 3, 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 this attack from 2 to 3, and the injuries for this attack from 26 to 27, 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 this attack from 21 to 25, and the injuries for this attack from 38 to 40, 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 this attack from 22 to 23 to 25, and the injuries for this attack from 30 to 34 to 40, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. However, Voice of Iraq reported from security sources that only 23 people were killed and up to 40 people were wounded. Success was marked as no because this was an assassination attempt in which the Governor escaped unhurt; however, the two vehicle-borne explosive devices detonated successfully.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 25 to 27 to 32, and the injuries for this attack from 50 to 52 to 54, and because no majority casualty figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. Ehsanullah Ehsan, a Terik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) spokesman claimed responsibility for the attack by telephone from an undisclosed location, saying that it was a small attack carried out to avenge Osama’s martyrdom. The claim also said that the intended target was the DCO office and threatened larger attacks in the future because small attacks would not suffice.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 25 to 29, and the injuries for this attack from 30 to 38, 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 this attack from 25 to 30, and the injuries for this attack from 70 to 155, 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 this attack from 25 to 40, and the injuries for this attack from 36 to 80, 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 this attack from 25 to 43, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 20 to 50, 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 35 to 45, and the injuries for this attack from 20 to 24, 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 this attack from 36 to 36, and the injuries for this attack from 60 to 82, 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 this attack from 4 to 5, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proffered casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 4 to 5; because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred fatality figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 41 to 44, and the injuries for this attack from 64 to 70, 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 this attack from 43 to 55, and the injuries for this attack from 157 to 190, 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 this attack from 43 to 60, and the injuries for this attack from 70 to 185, 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 this attack from 45 to 30, 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 this attack from 49 to 50, and the injuries for this attack from50 to at least 50, 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 this attack from 6 to 22, 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 this attack from 60 to 123, and the injuries for this attack are unknown, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. It is unknown if civilians were the target of this attack.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 8 to 13, and the injuries for this attack from 40 to 80, 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 this attack from 8 to 14, and the injuries for this attack from 64 to 70, 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 this attack from eight to 12, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proffered casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from eight to 12, and the injuries for this attack from 18 to 33, 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 this attack from eight to 13, and the injuries for this attack from six to 12, 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 this attack from eight to nine, and the injuries 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 available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from five to 15, and the injuries for this attack from 41 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.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from five to eight, and the injuries for this attack from three to four, 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.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from five to eigt, and the injuries for this attack from 70 to 100, 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 this attack from five to four, and the injuries for this attack from 27  to 18, 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 this attack from five to fourteen. 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 this attack from five to seven, and the injuries for this attack from one to two, 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 this attack from five to seven, 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.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from five to six to eight, and the injuries for this attack from 11 to 12, 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 this attack from five to six, and the injuries for this attack from 10 to 22, 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 this attack from five to six, and the injuries for this attack from 24 to 31, 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 this attack from five to six, and the injuries for this attack from seven to eight, 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 this attack from four 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 available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from four to five, and the injuries for this attack from 35 to 50, 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 this attack from four to five, and the injuries for this attack from eight 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.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from four to five, 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 this attack from four to four, and the injuries for this attack from four to seven, 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 this attack from four to two, and the injuries for this attack from 22 to 39, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. An improvised explosive device and a vehicle borne improvised explosive deivce were used in the attack.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from nine to 12, and the injuries for this attack from 18 to 40, 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 nine to 24, and the injuries for this attack from 62 to 170, 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 this attack from nine to eight, and the injuries for this attack from nineteen to sixteen, 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 this attack from one 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. It is unknown if civilians were the target of this attack.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from one to five, and the injuries for this attack from 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 available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from one to five, and the injuries for this attack from two to three, 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 this attack from one to four and the injuries for this attack from eight to twelve, 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 this attack from one to four, and the injuries for this attack from 11 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.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from one to four, and the injuries for this attack from 14 to 26, 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 this attack from one to four, and the injuries for this attack from six to seven, 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 this attack from one to four, and the injuries for this attack from twelve to fifteen, 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 this attack from one to four, and the injuries for this attack from unknown to two, 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 this attack from one to one, and the injuries for this attack from 12 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.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from one to one, and the injuries for this attack from 20 to 31, 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 this attack from one to one, and the injuries for this attack from eight to eleven, 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 this attack from one to one, and the injuries for this attack from one to two, 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 this attack from one to one, and the injuries for this attack from three to seven, 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 this attack from one to one, and the injuries for this attack from two to three, 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 this attack from one to one, and the injuries for this attack from zero to one, 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 this attack from one to three, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 15 to 22, 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 one to three, and the injuries for this attack from 35 to 39, 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 this attack from one to three, and the injuries for this attack from one to seven, 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 this attack from one to three, and the number of perpetrators for this attack from five to six, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures and lowest proferred number of perpetrators reported were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from one to two, 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 this attack from one to two, 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 number of perpetrators for this attack from one to two, 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 this attack from one to two, and the injuries for this attack from  one to two, 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 this attack from one to two, and the injuries for this attack from one to three, 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 this attack from one to two, and the injuries for this attack from one to two, 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 this attack from one to two, and the injuries for this attack from seven to 10, 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 this attack from one to two, and the injuries for this attack from three to four, 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 this attack from one to two, and the injuries for this attack from two to four, 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 this attack from one to two, and the injuries for this attack from two to three, 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 this attack from seven to 10, and the injuries for this attack from zero to three, 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 this attack from seven to 21 , and the injuries for this attack as four, 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 this attack from seven to eight, and the injuries for this attack from eight to 12 to 27, 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 this attack from seven to fourteen, 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 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.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from seven to ten, and the injuries for this attack from eight to 12, 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 this attack from six to 16, and the injuries for this attack from 40 to 150, 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 this attack from six to four, 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 this attack from six to nine, and the injuries for this attack from two 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 available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from six to seven, and the injuries for this attack from 14 to 21, 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 this attack from six to seven, and the injuries for this attack from 15 to 18, 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 this attack from six to seven, and the injuries for this attack from 17 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.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from six to seven, and the injuries for this attack from 25 to 31, 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 this attack from six to seven, and the injuries for this attack from six to eight, 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 this attack from six to seven, and the injuries for this attack from ten to ten, 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 this attack from thirty five to 42, and the injuries for this attack from 30 to 75, 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 this attack from three to five, and the injuries for this attack from 12 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.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from three to five, and the injuries for this attack from 23 to 24, 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 this attack from three to five, and the injuries for this attack from nine 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.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from three to four and the injuries for this attack from four to 10, 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 this attack from three to four to five, and the injuries for this attack from two to six to seven, and because no majority figures were reported, casualty figures reported from the source with the most specific information were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from three to four, 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.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from three to four, and the injuries for this attack from five to seven to 10, and because no majority figures were reported, the casualty figures reported in the source which provided the identities of the deceased and wounded were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the status of the peace committee member, Khan, for this attack from seriously injured to killed, so the majority status of Khan reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The most recent available sources listed the status of the militant involved for this attack from fleeing the scene to acting as a suicide bomber, so the majority status of the militant reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from three to four, and the injuries for this attack from four to eight, 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 this attack from three to four, and the injuries for this attack from nine to eleven, 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 this attack from three to four, and the injuries for this attack from three to seven, 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 this attack from three to four, and the injuries for this attack from zero to zero, 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 this attack from three to four, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from four to 15 to 17, 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 this attack from three to six, and 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. It is unknown if civilians were the target of this attack.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from three to three, and the injuries for this attack from 30 to 40, 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 this attack from two to five to seven, and the injuries for this attack from 20 to 49, 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 this attack from two to five, and the injuries for this attack from 11 to 22, and because no majority figures were reported, the sources listed in the latest source were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two to four , and the injuries for this attack from four 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 available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two to four 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 this attack from two to four, and the injuries for this attack from 19 to 30, 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 this attack from two to four, and the injuries for this attack from four 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 available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two 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.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two to three, 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 this attack from two to three, and the injuries for this attack from 10 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.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two to three, and the injuries for this attack from 12 to 16, 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 this attack from two to three, and the injuries for this attack from nine 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.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two to three, and the injuries for this attack from one to two, 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 this attack from two to three, and the injuries for this attack from two to three, 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 this attack from two to three, and the injuries for this attack from two to three, 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 time for this attack from 1100 to 1200, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred time reported for the attack was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two to two, and the injuries for this attack from 16 to 20, 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 this attack from two to two, and the injuries for this attack from 75 to 100, 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 this attack from two to two, and the injuries for this attack from five to seven, 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 this attack from two to two, and the injuries for this attack from one to three, 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 this attack from two to two, and the injuries for this attack from two to three, 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 this attack from zero to one to two, and the injuries for this attack from five to six to eight, and because no majority figures were reported, the casualty figures taken from the source with the highest validity were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from zero to one, and the injuries for this attack from 10 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.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from zero to one, and the injuries for this attack from five 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.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from zero to one, and the injuries for this attack from five to eight, 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 this attack from zero to one, and the injuries for this attack from five 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.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from zero to one, and the injuries for this attack from five 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.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from zero to one, and the injuries for this attack from one to two, 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 this attack from zero to one, and the injuries for this attack from zero to one, 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 this attack from zero to six, and the injuries for this attack from two to seven, 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 this attack from zero to two, and the injuries for this attack from two 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 available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from zero to two, and the injuries for this attack from two to four, 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 this attack from zero to zero, and the injuries for this attack from five 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.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from zero to zero, and the injuries for this attack from five to seven, 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 this attack from zero to zero, and the injuries for this attack from five 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.
The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from zero to zero, and the injuries for this attack from four 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 available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from zero to zero, and the injuries for this attack from one to three, 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 this attack from zero to zero, and the injuries for this attack from three to four, 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 this attack from zero to zero, and the injuries for this attack from two to four, 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 this attack from zero to zero, and the injuries for this attack from two to three, 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 this attack from zero, and the injuries for this attack from 26 to 30, 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 this attack to be two, and the injuries for this attack from 26 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 listed the gunmen involved for this attack from 2 to 3 or four, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred gunmen figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the hostages for this attack from 116 to 500 hostages, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest preferred hostage figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The combination of hostages fates were over 100 hostages had been released, but other hostages were still detained.
The available sources listed the hostages for this attack from many to 12, no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. A senior Taleban commander from Bajaur told The News by telephone that they had 'arrested' several Ulema [Islamic clergy] belonging to the JUI-F, including Maulana Faeq, nephew of former JUI-F MNA [member of National Assembly] from Bajaur Maulana Muhammad Sadiq, Maulana Abdullah, Maulana Gul Badshah and Qari Fazle Rabi with some PPP workers,
The available sources listed the hostages for this attack from six to eight, the lowest proferred hostage figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the incident date from 01/08/2009 to 01/09/2009, and because no majority figures were reported, the date from the source with the highest validity was used to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The length of detainment and the outcome of the kidnapping is unknown.
The available sources listed the injured for this attack from two to four, and because no majority figures were reported, the casualties were taken from the source that provided the names of the injured in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the injuries  for this attack from 84  to 98, 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 injuries as five, and additionally, one source reports that an unknown number of demonstrators were also injured in the attack.
The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks cumulatively as 5, so this figure has 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 69, 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 7, 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 seven, 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 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. 200808060004).
The available sources listed 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 two related attacks (cf.200808060005).
The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks from 12 to 18, so these figures have been averaged in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks from 12 to 23, so these figures have been averaged in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks from 20 to 82 so these figures have been averaged in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks from 40 to 46, so these figures have been averaged in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks from eight to nine, so these figures have been averaged in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks from five to six, so these figures have been averaged in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks from nine to ten, so these figures have been averaged in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks from six to seven, so these figures have been averaged in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.  This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200809250010)
The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks from three to four, so these figures have been averaged in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks from three to six, so these figures have been averaged in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the injuries for these attacks from two to three, so these figures have been averaged in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 10 to 11 to 12 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. The most recent available sources listed the injuries of the soldiers in the second bombing for this attack from zero to one to three, and because the majority sources listed casualties for the soldiers, the lowest proferred soldier casualty figures reported have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the injuries of the policemen for the third explosion from four to six to seven, 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 injuries for this attack from 10 to 11 to 12, 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 injuries for this attack from 10 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.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 10 to 20, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The status of the hostages is unknown.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 100 to 154, 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 injuries for this attack from 11 to 12 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.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 11 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.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 12 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.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 12 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.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 12 to 18, 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 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.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 14 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.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 14 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.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 14 to 17, 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 injuries for this attack from 14 to 31, 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 injuries for this attack from 15 to eight, 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 injuries for this attack from 150 to 180, 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 injuries for this attack from 150 to 200, 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 injuries for this attack from 17 to 18, 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 injuries for this attack from 18 to 25, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from three to four, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 19 to 20, 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 injuries for this attack from 19 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.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 20 to 30, 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 injuries for this attack from 22 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 listed the injuries for this attack from 27 to 30, 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 injuries for this attack from 28 to 30 to 40, 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 injuries for this attack from 30  to 50, 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 injuries for this attack from 30 to 34, 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 injuries for this attack from 30 to 36, 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 injuries for this attack from 31 to 39, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proffered injury figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 37 to 34, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from three to four, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 5 to 7, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. It is unclear whether or not the defense volunteers were the primary target or if the teachers were the primary target.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 60 to 79, 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 injuries for this attack from eight to 12, 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 injuries for this attack from eight to 18, 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 injuries for this attack from five  to eight, 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 injuries for this attack from five to eight, 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 injuries for this attack from five to eight, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. It is unknown if civilians were the target of this attack.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from five to seven, 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 injuries for this attack from five 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.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from four 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.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from four 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 summary of this incident was partially based on an article originally written in Spanish.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from four 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 available sources listed the injuries for this attack from four to seven, 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 injuries for this attack from four 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.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from four 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.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from four to three, 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 injuries for this attack from nine to 10 to 11 to 12, 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 injuries for this attack from nine 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.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from one to three, 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 injuries for this attack from one to two 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 injuries for this attack from one to two 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 available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from one to two, and because no majority figured were reported, the casualty figures reported in the source that provided names for the victims was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from one to two, 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 injuries for this attack from one to two, 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 this attack from four to five, and because no majority figures were reported, the number of casualty figures used were taken from the sources in which the victims’ were identified by their names in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from seven 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.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from seven to 20, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proffered casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from seven to eight, 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 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.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from seven to twelve, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. It is unknown if civilians were the target of this attack.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from six 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.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from six to 40, 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 injuries for this attack from six to eight, 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 injuries for this attack from six 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.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from six to seven 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 time for this attack from 1315 to 1330 and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred time figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from six to seven, 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 injuries for this attack from six to ten, 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 injuries for this attack from three to eight, 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 injuries for this attack from three to five 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.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 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 available sources listed the injuries for this attack from three to four to five, and the number of perpetrators for this attack from 14 to 20 to 30, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures and lowest proferred number of perpetrators reported were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The injured policemen were identified as Christopher Dung Dung, Shivlal Oraon and Firu Oraon.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from three to four, 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 injuries for this attack from three 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.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from two Central Reserve Police Force personnel to one Central Reserve Force Police Personnel and two civilians, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. One source details that a landmine was used in the attack and the other source details that unknown explosives were used, and because no majority explosive type was reported and both sources have the same validity, unknown explosives were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from two to five to seven, and because no majority figures were reported, the casualty figures reported by the police authorities were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. Success was marked yes for the attack; however, a second bomb, the socket bomb was defused and therefore not successful.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from two to four, 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 injuries for this attack from two to one, 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 injuries for this attack from two to three to four, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from zero to one, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from two to three, 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 injuries for this attack from zero  to one, and the injury figure provided by the source with the highest validity was used. Two of the sources list the attack as one of multiple attacks carried out in Afghanistan to disrupt the elections.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from zero to four, 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 injuries for this attack from zero to one, 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 injuries for this attack from zero to one, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. There is a differnce between when the dates of when the event took place.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from zero to one, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. There were conflicting reports to if the Colonel was wounded in the blast, and therefore it was reported that he was not, keeping with the lowest casualty figures.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from zero to one, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proffered casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from zero to one, and so the majority casualty figures have been used to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources provide discrepancies on the victims identities in the attack. One source reports that Wahid, his child, and two relatives were killed; while Wahid's brother was injured in the attack. Another source reports that Wahid, his wife and a child, an associate and his driver were among the killed. The third source provides no clarification.
The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from zero to two, 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 injuries for this attacks from nine to 10, so these figures have been averaged in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the injuries of the guards for this attack from two to three, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the attack on Silab Khan as occurring when his vehicle struck a roadside bomb to assailants attacking his home with an improvised explosive device, so the majority type of attack reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the kidnapped victims from 100 to 156, so these figures have been averaged in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the location of the incident as occurring from the victim's shop to the victim's home, so the majority location of the incident was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the military fatalities for this attack from six to eight, and the military injuries for this attack from 28 to 30, 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 number of assailants for this attack from 30 to 40, the lowest proffered assailant figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the number of assailants for this attack from 30 to 50, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred assailant figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the number of assailants for this attack from four to five, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred number of assailants reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the number of assailants for this attack from one to two, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred number of assailants reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the number of assailants from five to seven, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred assailant figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the number of attackers for this attack from eight to nine, 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 number of attacks from 351 to 550, and because no majority number of attacks was reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the number of hijacked vehicles from 13 to 15, so the majority hijacking figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.     US hostage details could not be determined from the available sources.
The available sources listed the number of hostages taken for this attack from four to six, 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. Four of the hostages were released early on 03/23/2010 and the other two were released later that same evening.
The available sources listed the number of houses targeted for this attack from 35 to 50, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred number of houses reported were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the number of kilograms contained in the explosives for this attack from five to six, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred number of kilograms contained in the explosives reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack as 24 or more, 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. No group claimed responsibility; however, the assailants raised slogans to justify their ideology before escaping.
The available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack as five or more, 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 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 available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from 10 to 12, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred numbers of perpetrators reported were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from 10 to 15, and because no majority perpetrator figures were reported, the lowest proferred perpetrator figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from 100 to 150, 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 available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from 15 to 20, 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 available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from 20 to 25, 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 available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from 20 to 25, 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 available sources listed the date for this attack from 04/07/2011 to 04/08/2011, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred date reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from 20 to 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.
The available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from 25 to 30, 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 number of perpetrators for this attack from 30 to 35, 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 most recent available sources listed the spelling for the name of one of the victims for this attack as Shit, so the majority spelling 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 to 50, 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 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.
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 numbers of perpetrators were 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 perpetrator figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from 30 to 50, so the lowest proffered perpetrator figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from 40 to 50 to 60, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred numbers of perpetrators were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
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 reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from 50 to 100, 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 available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from 50 to 60, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred number of perpetrators reported for this attack was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from 60 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 attack would also be coded as IED definitely not because landmines were also used in the attack.
The available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from 70 to 100, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred numbers of perpetrators reported were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from eight to 10, 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 incident was coded as success yes because one of the armed assault was successful; however, the bombing was not successful.
The available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from five to seven, 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 available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from five to six, 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 available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from four to five to six, 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 available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from four to five, 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 most recent available sources listed the date for this attack from 03/03/2011 to 03/04/2011, so the majority date 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 seven to eight, 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 available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from six to eight, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred number of perpetrators 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 six to eight, 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 available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from six to seven, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred numbers of perpetrators reported were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from three to five, 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 available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from three to five, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred perpetrator figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. Success was marked as yes for the attack because the assailants were successful using the small-arms and rocket-propelled grenades.
The available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from two to four, 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 number of perpetrators for this attack from two to four, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred number of perpetrators 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 two to three, 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 available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from two to three, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred numbers of perpetrators reported were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the number of perpetrators involved for this attack from four to 12 and 13, to 15 and 20, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred perpetrator figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. Kone Somaiah was released three days after he was abducted and the status of Kakarla Balaiah is unknown.
The available sources listed the number of shops damaged for this attack from 10 to 15, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred damage figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the number of shops damaged in the attack from 16 to 24, because no majority figures were reported, the lowest number was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the number of vehicles damaged for this attack from 29 to 30 to 32 to 47, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred number of vehicles damaged reported were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the number of vehicles set on fire for this attack from 12 to 15, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred vehicles reported were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the number of vehicles set on fire for this attack from five to six to seven, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred number of vehicles burned was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from 10 to 15, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred number of perpetrators was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the number perpetratros for this attack from 12 to 24, and because no majority figures were reported, the number of perpetrators reported in the source with the highest validity were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the perpetrators for this attack from 10 to 12, 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 perpetrators for this attack from 10 to 12, 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 injuries for this attack from unknown to three, 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 perpetrators for this attack from 10 to 20, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proffered perpetrator figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the perpetrators for this attack from 15 to 20, 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 perpetrators for this attack from 15 to 20, 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 perpetrators for this attack from 20 to 25, 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 perpetrators for this attack from 30 to 40, 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 perpetrators for this attack from 4  to 5, because no majority figures were reported, the lowest preferred perpetrator figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the perps involved in the attacks from 20 to 25, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred perps involved figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the target types for these attacks from militants to elders, so the target type given in the source with the highest source validity was used.
The available sources listed the targeted vehicles for this attack from three to four, 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 the injuries for this attack from four 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 available sources provided alternate spellings for the name of the Awami National Party member injured in the attack, and because no majority spelling was reported, the spelling was taken from the original source linked to incident.
The available sources listed the the student injuries for this attack from one to two, 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 time for this attack from 0700 to 0830, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred time reported for the attack was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the time for this attack from 0700 to 1900, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred time of attack reported were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the time for this attack from 0915 to 1100 to 2100, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred time reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the time for this attack from 0930 to evening, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred time reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the time for this attack from 1000 to 1015, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred time reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the time for this attack from 1700 to 1830, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred time reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the time for this attack from 1745 to 1815, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred time figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 23 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 listed the time for this attack from evening to night, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred time of attack reported were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the time of the attack from 2110 to 2200, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred time of the attack reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the time of the attack from 2140 to 2200, 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 available sources listed the time of this attack from 2130 to 2200, 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 available sources listed the TV personnel injuries for this attack from two to three, 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 type of explosion from an improvised explosive device to a landmine, and because no majority figures were reported, the location used was taken from the source with the higher validity.
The available sources listed the weight of the explosives used in this attack from five to 20 to 30 kilograms, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred kilogram weight reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources listed the wounded as Behroz Khan, Fayaz, Muhammad Tahir, and Muhammad Muluk.
The available sources listed thenumber of explosives for this attack from three to four, 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 two different targets in the attack. The higher validity source was chosen for the target.
The available sources provide a discrepancy for the weight of the improvised explosive device used in the attack. One available source describes the explosive device as weighing 1.5 kilogram, while the other two sourced describes the explosive device as weighing three kg. The majority kg figure was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources provide a discrepancy in the specific location of the attack. One source details that the attack occurred on the Dehri-Rohtas road near the Domba village, while the other source details that the attack occurred on the Tumba and Ranjeetganj road in Rohtas District. The specific location information provided by the source with the highest validity was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy. The available sources listed the number of perpetrators as 20 to 25, so the lowest proferred perpetrator figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources provide alternate spellings for the names of the victims, and because no majority spellings were provided, the identities from the source with the highest validity were used.
The available sources provide discrepancies in the manner of the killing of the Afghan civilians and the location of the original hostage taking. Three of the sources detail that the victims were bullet-ridden and one other source details that the victims were beheaded. Also one source details that the victims were kidnapped from Khost, Afghanistan and another source details that victims were kidnapped from Miranshah, Pakistan.    The sources also detail more than one form of claim that was made by the Taliban. Two sources detail that a note was left by the bodies saying the men were spies for US forces and another source details that a claim was made by telephone claiming they were spies and were being paid to give information that would direct drones to fire missiles on accurate targets.  One source also details that the victims confessed their crime on videotape.
The available sources provided alternate spellings for the location of where the incident occurred. One available source provided Rajabasa-Kirodari as the spelling of the specific incident location; while the other available source provided Rajabasa and Jordari as the spelling for the specific incident location.
The available sources provided conflicting information for this attack from the grenade being defused by police to the grenade being recovered without a detonator, and because no majority figures were reported, the information taken from the source with the highest validity was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The available sources state that the truck driver and his assistant were missing, but that it was unknown if they had escaped or were abducted by the rebels.
The available sources state that this attack was used to distract the government troops from attempting the rescue of a kidnap victim from the January 2009 kidnapping of Eugenio Vagni, an Italian Red Cross volunteer.
The available sources state that two hostages were released on 10/22/2009 and the remaining five were released on 10/25/2009. The hostages were identified as Gabriel Arlan, Teofredo Pujadas, Rito Espinido, Efren Sabuero, Emiliano Gatillo Jr., a certain R.A. Clar and E.A. Abogatal.
The available sources stated that the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) attacked the town around 0845 and fully occupied it by 1600. The MILF was forced to flee that night around 1930. The available sources indicated that there was a fourth target; a Filipino paramilitary trooper.
The available sources stated that the Moro Islamic Liberation Front was believed responsible, but the group denied all involvement.
The available sources the injuries for this attack from zero to two, 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 number of coaches for this attack from 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 Awakening Council is a Multi-National Forces-supported paramilitary body who fights against the Iraqi insurgency.
The Ayios Mamas Church was expected to reopen in celebration of the saint's name day on September 1, 2004 for the first time since the 1974 Turkish invasion and occupation.
The Baghdad neighborhood of Dora is a frequent scene to kidnappings and slayings.
The Bajrang Dal is a youth based wing of the VHP.
The Baladiyat Shi i section of Baghdad where the blast took place is adjacent to the stronghold district of Shi i cleric leader, Moqtada al-Sadr and his Mahdi Army.
The Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) has claimed responsibility for the blast, saying the incident was meant to avenge the killings of innocent Baloch by the security forces.
The bandits stole an unknown number of livestock during the attack.
The Barisan Revolusi Nasional provided the Thai government with the names of the assailants.
The BBC Monitoring source stated the anti-tank landmine was found planted in a drain pipe under the railroad bed.
The Bedouin Tribal members were suspected.
The beheading of Nick Berg was filmed and posted on an al-Qaida-linked Web site, bearing the title: "Abu Musab al-Zarqawi shown slaughtering an American." In the video, a group of masked men, claiming to be angered by coalition abuses of Iraqi prisoners, grabbed Berg, pushed him to the floor, cut his head off, then held the head up for the camera.
The bicycle was parked behind a car whose passengers were injured when the explosives were detonated. The market is located near the hotel Noor Jehan that is often used by foreign journalists from the BBC, Reuters, AP and Voice of America, as well as local journalists. Eight people were arrested in connection with the attacks. Taliban member Mola Rozi made the telephone call of responsibility.
The Black Afro Militant Movement committed two other attacks in the Miami area during the same month (197005050004 and 197005200003)
The Black Afro Militant Movement committed two other attacks in the Miami area during the same month 197005130004 and 197005200003)
The Black Liberation Army claimed the attack in letters to the New York Times and New York radio station WLIB.  The machine gun used in the incident was discovered by police while arresting members of the Black Liberation Army in a robbery two weeks later (197106050002).  Richard Moore (Dhoruba al-Mujahid Bin Walid) was convicted of the incident in 1973 after two previous trials went to hung juries.  However, the New York Supreme Court reversed the conviction in 1990 due to the prosecutions failure to disclose evidence to the defense.
The Black Panther Party denied involvement in the attack, however, one of the captured assailants, Lewis R. Williams, was a captain in the BPP.
The blast at the substation came a day after local authorities said they had found and defused a bomb near a gas pipeline in another part of Dagestan.
The blast came before King Gyanendra's departure to Indonesia to attend a summit of Asian and African leaders.
The blast came some 10 days after Sharon declared a unilateral ceasefire with the Palestinians.  The Ezzeddin al-Kassam Brigades, the armed wing of HAMAS, claimed responsibility for the attack two days later via a fax to Agence France Presse.
The blast coincided with a crackdown against the Sunni radical group Sipah-e-Sahaba (SSP). Pakistani officials feared attacks in the lead up to the execution of Haq Nawaz, the Sipah-i-Sahaba member who murdered Iranian cultural center director Sadiq Ganji in 1990. Chief SSP spokesman, Maulana Mujeeb-ur-Rehman Inqalabi warned of violence if Nawaz was executed.
The blast disrupted oil supplies fron the Digboi Refinery.
The blast exploded in the same place of another explosion on March 19, 1999, that killed 52 people and wounded 200. Another explosion took place in Russia the same day, but there is no evidence of a link (cf. 200007090004).
The blast followed a series of explosions the same day in two southern Guangdong provincial cities.  Authorities refused to link all the bombings.
The blast followed the December 14, 2001 bombing of a McDonald's restaurant in northern China's Xian city that killed two people and injured 27. In addition explosions in two cities in the southern province of Guangdong killed five and injured two also on December 14, 2001.
The blast follows a string of arrests by Pakistani security agencies of Malaysian and Indonesian students from five Islamic religious schools in Karachi.
The blast occuring during a large auto racing event in Manama.
The blast occurred 25 km northwest of Kandahar.
The blast occurred as the government unveiled plans to hold a referendum on September 16, 1999 on President Abdelaziz Bouteflika intention to give a partial amnesty for Islamic militants, whose insurgency has claimed an estimated 100,000 lives in the past seven years.
The blast occurred at a time when a civil forum, attended by representatives of the opposition press, was opened to discuss the state of freedom of speech in the country.
The blast occurred at about 1:45am. This incident is related to the pipe bombing of a US Post office in Guayama, Puerto Rico on the same day (198907140008).
The blast occurred at about 12:45am.  Authorities suspected members of the White Aryan Resistance were involved or responsible for planting the bomb, but head of the group, Thomas Metger and several followers pleaded Fifth Amendment rights in court and refused to divulge any information on the incident. Additionally, a group calling itself the "Holy Church of the White Fighting Machine of the Cross" was also being investigated by the FBI in regards to this incident.  The group sent a letter to KNSD-TV of San Diego saying it could not guarantee there would not be injuries in the future, though the group did not claim responsibility for the incident.  Additionally, the bombing may have been a prank or act of revenge according to the authorities as members of the White Aryan Resistance were being sued in a separate case for inciting the beating to death of an Ethiopian immigrant.  The letter sent to KNSD-TV also stated that all concerned should drop the lawsuit in Portland, Oregon, referring to the aforementioned case.
The blast occurred at approximately 1:50am.  Shortly after the explosion, an anonymous male called the POPR station, claiming responsibility for the blast in the name of the Macheteros; however, this claim was refuted by the group's spokesperson and never substantiated by authorities, who concluded that the bombing was not consistent with previous Macheteros incidents.
The blast occurred at approximately 2:10am.  This incident is related to the pipe bombing of a US Post office in Coamo, Puerto Rico on the same day (198907140007).
The blast occurred in the second train car from the engine.  The Indian Union Consumer Affairs Minister, Mr. Shanta Kumar, and his personal staff were in the fifth car and were unaffected by the blast. There was no indication that the attack was intended for Minister Kumar and there were no claims of responsibility
The blast occurred near a mosque in Kumarpara
The blast occurred near the Al Shaab Stadium in Baghdad, Iraq.
The blast occurred on the Jadiriyah bridge in the central Karrada district of the capital; most of the casualties were civilians
The blast occurred outside the main walls of the embassy complex.
The blast occurred shortly before the polls opened for municipal elections.
The blast rocked a nearby restaurant.
The blast targeted Sri Lankan Naval Forces who were on leave about 20 miles from Trincomalee, Sri Lanka.
The blast took place 6 days before India's national Republic Day.
The blast took place near a veterinary collage close to the western Baghdad neighborhood of Ameriyah.
The blast took place sometime between 1755 and 1900 GMT, interrupting the evening live news broadcast near a wing of the state TV headquarters housing the state radio service. The claim of responsibility stated:" This is just the beginning. We are going to blow up the whole building."
The blast was one of many within days.
The blast was part of a series of unsolved explosions in Cape Town from 1998 to 2002 that the South African Government believed were caused by PAGAD. The incident occurred one day after the drive-by assassination of a Magistrate who was investigating several bombings allegedly linked to PAGAD. The car used in this attack was found to be the same as the one used in the assassination of the Magistrate on September 7, 2000 (see Johan Schronen and Murray Williams: "Police make vital link in Cape blast," Cape Argus, September 10, 2000). The leader of PAGAD, Abdus Salaam Ebrahim, was sentenced in 2002 to five years in prison, but no one has ever been charged for bombings in Cape Town (cf. 200009070004).
The blast was the most serious of four attacks ETA is alleged to have launched since a peace process made possible by an ETA cease-fire collapsed in June 2007, and the only one resulting in serious injuries.
The blast was the second in Lahore within seven days. On September 3, 2000, a bomb exploded at Lahore's main bus station, killing three people and injuring dozens of others (cf. 200009030006).
The blast, which occurred at about 7 a.m. (0300 GMT) in the morning rush hour, has badly damaged the al-Sarafiya bridge in northern Baghdad; The al-Sarafiya bridge connecting two neighborhoods -- al-Azamiyah and Bab al-Muazam is a key artery in the northern part of the city.
The blasts damaged several civilian cars along with nearby buildings.
The blasts occurred at 4:02am and 4:07am, which were only a few minutes before temple residents gathered for service, which was set to begin at 4:15am.
The Blausteins were traveling in the car with four other people.  Esther Alva was one of the passengers who was wounded.  She later succumbed to her injuries.
The Blida region was home to the hardline Armed Islamic Group (GIA), one of two militant Islamic movements which refused to accept conditional amnesty offered to extremists by President Abdelaziz Bouteflika when he came to power in April 1999.
The Blue Note club next door was attacked in October 1999 and had the same owner of the liquor store.
The boat left Korea in November 2005 and planned to return at the end of 2006. The crew comprised of 8 Koreans, 9 Indonesians, 5 Vietnamese, and 3 Chinese. After being captured, the South Korean vessel issued a distress call that was picked up by a Dutch military ship operating in nearby waters, which immediately prompted a joint search and rescue operation with the U.S. Navy. The warships tried to rescue the ship but withdrew after the Somali pirates threatened to kill the crew. --The ship's captain, Choi Sung-sik, contacted Busan's office by radio and had indicated 8 armed insurgents had hijacked the ship. --Dongwon planned to contact a former insurgent leader who is currently the vice minister of harbor traffic in Somalia's transitional government. The first round of negotiations took place near the Somali port of Obbia, where the ship and its crew are believed to have been taken. A Somali national represented the Korean company in the talks. South Korea's foreign ministry later asserted on April 7 that the hijackers seemed to be affiliated with a Somali warlord named 'Somalia Marine.' --On July 29, a settlement was reached with Somali pirates and they agreed to release the hostages unharmed for a ransom. The vessel was escorted by a U.S. warship to the embassy in Kenya. The Associated Press said that $800,000 was paid for the ransom, according to a Somali militia commander, but the South Korean government refused to confirm the report, only saying it was reduced from $1 million.
The boat was suspected to be a Tamil Tiger vessel smuggling guns.
The bodies of the officers were burned.
The bodies of the policemen had not been recovered at the time of the report.  One of the sources says that four others were kidnapped with the officers, while another says that 100 cars and 500 people were kidnapped.  The source reporting the high number of people kidnapped said they were released three days later, while the other source says nothing about the release of the other hostages.
The bodies of Triet Le and Tuyet Thi Dang-Tran were discovered by a neighbor at approximately 11:30 PM.  A car was heard speeding away around the time of the incident.  One year before the attack, Nhan Trong Do, a layout editor for Tien Phong, was shot and killed (198911220013).  In 1980, the house of the publisher of Tien Phong, Nguyen Thanh Hoang, was firebombed (198001260019).  There was an attempted firebombing of the same house in January, 1989 (198901000002).   Authorities were unsure who was behind the assassination because Le had a lot of enemies and received a lot of threats.
The bodies of two of the victims were recovered on 03/20/2011, while the status of the third hostage is unknown. No group claimed responsibility for the incident; however, Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-M) literature was recovered from the incident site.
The bodies were burned after the attack.
The bodies were found with cut marks, but it's unclear whether a knife was used.
The bodies were left in a car and rigged to explode on June 20th, 2013. This can be found at incident 201306200009.
The bodies were severely mutilated by the blast, but police found three different pieces of clothing and a Kalishnikov rifle as well as human remains at the scene. An early report by National TV Afghanistan placed the attacked in eastern Ghazni Province.
The body of one of the perpetrators was later found to have had an explosive belt on it.
The body was found on this date, but it is not clear when the victim was killed.
The bodyguard was released after an unspecified length of detainment. Sharon Commins and Hilda Kawuk were released after four months and 15 days of detainment. Because the bodyguard was released first; the hostage details reflects the conditions of that hostage taking.
The bomb at the School of International Affairs detonated at 1:45 AM and the bomb at the Pupin Physics Hall detonated at 2:05 AM.  Both buildings were the target of anti-war protests.  An anonymous female called the Columbia security office warning that bombs would detonate at the Physics Hall, School of International Affairs, the administration center, the Low Memorial Library, and the law school.  There were no bombs discovered at the latter three buildings.
The bomb attack slashed the northern fields exports from 450,000 to 150,000 barrels per day (bpd) as the company switched to a smaller pipeline, according to the NOC director Adel al-Gazzaz.
The bomb attack took place at 0545 hours.
The bomb attack was followed by small-arms fire for 40 minutes.
The bomb attack was suspected to be related to Chidiac's criticism of Syria.
The bomb damaged a prominent financial institution in Pakistan.
The bomb detonated around 1:00 AM.  After the incident, a Miami radio station was contacted by an anonymous caller who stated that the Machi Community Center was bombed because it sends airline tickets and other supplies to Cuba.
The bomb detonated around 1:00 PM during the busy lunch hour.
The bomb detonated around 1:30 AM.  In a communiqué released on October 26, 1974, the Armed Forces for National Liberation (FALN) claimed credit for the incident. (See: <http://www.cedema.org/ver.php?id=2901>)  Also, about an hour and a half after the explosion, a caller who claimed to be a member of the "Armed Revolutionary Front of Puerto Rico," phoned the Associated Press and took responsibility for the two bombs, only one of which exploded.  The caller noted that his group placed two bombs in the shrubbery by police headquarters and city hall.  It is unknown if these two groups are the same.
The bomb detonated around 1:30 AM.  The day before the incident, an anonymous individual phoned the residence stating that there would be a bomb placed at the home.
The bomb detonated around 10:00 AM.
The bomb detonated around 10:00 AM.  One day earlier, there was a fatal bombing at a school in Algiers (199803040001).
The bomb detonated around 10:00 PM.
The bomb detonated around 10:00 PM.  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the assailants intended to target the Algerian security forces specifically to prevent their capture or if the incident was part of a calculated operation against the Algerian military.
The bomb detonated around 10:10 AM.
The bomb detonated around 10:15 AM.  The site of the blast was a former stronghold of the Islamic Salvation Front (FIS).
The bomb detonated around 10:30 AM.
The bomb detonated around 10:50 PM.
The bomb detonated around 11:00 AM.
The bomb detonated around 11:20 PM.  A courthouse in Fresno California was bombed three weeks earlier (197104080001).  Moreover, the same induction center was previously bombed on November 1, 1970 (197011010003).
The bomb detonated around 11:30 AM.
The bomb detonated around 11:40 PM. Two long haired youths in a car was were witnessed throwing the bomb in front of the Escrow Office.  The bomb was burning in a paper bag before it exploded.  The power of the device was equivalent to six sticks of dynamite.  Minutes after the bombing, the United Press International received a call claiming that the bomb was for "Jesus freaks and prejudiced against Jews."  The caller was unclear about the target of the attack but shouted "never again" before hanging up.  "Never again" was a slogan of the Jewish Defense League.  The JDL detonated a bomb in the Los Angeles area two weeks earlier (197204050001).
The bomb detonated around 12:00 AM.
The bomb detonated around 12:00 AM.  Authorities did not believe that this incident was related to the two other bombings of California Corrections Offices on the same day (197108280003 and 197108280004).  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).
The bomb detonated around 12:00 PM.  The racial makeup of the school was half White and half Black.
The bomb detonated around 12:30 AM.
The bomb detonated around 12:30 PM.
The bomb detonated around 12:40 PM.
The bomb detonated around 2:00 AM.
The bomb detonated around 2:30 PM.  AQLIM claimed the incident in a statement posted on a Jihadi forum.
The bomb detonated around 3:00 AM.
The bomb detonated around 3:00 PM.
The bomb detonated around 3:15 AM.  In a one hour period after the bombing, the security office of the apartment complex received three calls from an unknown male believed to be Latin American.  The caller stated, "I take responsibility for the bomb for Republic of Revolutionary.  Do not call police, sniper is in back and will kill anyone in uniform."  Authorities believe that this incident was linked to the bombing Congressman Bill Archer's car in San Antonio one week later. (198303200010)  Both incidents used similar bomb materials and occurred a few blocks away from each other.
The bomb detonated around 4:00 AM.
The bomb detonated around 4:00 PM.
The bomb detonated around 4:30 PM.
The bomb detonated around 5:00 PM.  AQLIM claimed the attack in a statement posted on a Jihadi website.
The bomb detonated around 5:30 AM.
The bomb detonated around 5:50 AM.
The bomb detonated around 6:00 PM.
The bomb detonated around 6:00 PM.  It is suspected that the same perpetrators attacked Algerian security forces in Collo two days earlier (200707040012).
The bomb detonated around 6:00 PM.  The train was travelling from Algiers to Blida.
The bomb detonated around 6:30 PM.  It is suspected that the attack was carried out by a GSPC faction led by an individual identified as Bouhareg.
The bomb detonated around 7:00 PM.
The bomb detonated around 7:00 PM.  It is believed that either the El Arkam or El Ansar faction of the GSPC carried out the attack.  Ali Rial was a member of the Algerian National Front (FNA).
The bomb detonated around 7:05 AM.  The train was travelling from Algiers to El Affroun.
The bomb detonated around 7:30 AM.  The victim was identified by the initials H. M.
The bomb detonated around 7:45 AM.
The bomb detonated around 7:50 AM just before the start of classes.
The bomb detonated around 8:00 AM.
The bomb detonated around 8:00 AM.  AQLIM claimed the incident in a communiqué posted on a Jihadi website.
The bomb detonated around 8:00 AM.  On the same day, a similar explosive detonated at a spot 2 KM from El Ancer.  However, it is unknown if the bombings related.  Both the target and perpetrator of the second bombing are not specified within the sources.
The bomb detonated around 8:45 PM on Algeria's independence day.  AQLIM claimed the incident in a statement posted on a Jihadi forum.
The bomb detonated around 8:45 PM.  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the assailants targeted the policemen specifically to prevent their capture or if the incident was part of a calculated operation against Algerian security forces.
The bomb detonated around 8:50 AM.
The bomb detonated around 9:00 PM.
The bomb detonated around 9:30 AM.
The bomb detonated around 9:30 AM. Three weeks later, an Armed Forces Induction Center in Fresno, California was bombed (197104200001).
The bomb detonated around 9:30 PM.  The train was travelling between Bordj Bou-Arreridj and Algiers.
The bomb detonated at 1:30 AM.  Before the incident, authorities received multiple bomb threats against the abortion clinic.  Despite the attack, the abortion facility opened up on time later that day.
The bomb detonated at 1:40 PM just before afternoon prayers ended.  It is believed that the assailants intended to cause mass civilian casualties because the bomb was placed a busy mosque at a location where many people congregate after the prayers end.
The bomb detonated at 1:45 AM.  The incident took place three years after the former facility of the Planned Parenthood of Kalamazoo was destroyed by a fire (198612010004).  The abortion clinic was the subject of daily protests.
The bomb detonated at 10:21 PM.  The Chicano Liberation Front claimed credit 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.
The bomb detonated at 10:40 AM.  The package was mailed on January 26, 1990.  Authorities believe that this incident is connected with the mail bombing of Pat Robertson's Christian Broadcasting Network on April 27, 1990 (199004270007).  Both devices listed a return address from Fayetteville, North Carolina.
The bomb detonated at 10:40 PM.  The GSPC posted their claim of the attack on a website.  Originally, the Algerian government insisted that the blast was accidental.
The bomb detonated at 11:00 AM.
The bomb detonated at 12:10 AM.  At 12:45 PM, the Washington Times received a call from the Army of God claiming the attack.
The bomb detonated at 12:30 AM. Authorities were unsure of the target of the attack.  The abortion clinic had previously been the target of bomb threats, however, the incident took place during tax filing week.
The bomb detonated at 12:34 PM.  The package was mailed on April 20, 1990.  Authorities believe that this incident is connected with the mail bombing of John Onsteen's Lakewood Church on January 30, 1990 (J$).  Both devices listed a return address from Fayetteville, North Carolina.  Seven months later, a fake mail bomb was sent to the Christian Broadcasting Network addressed to Pat Robertson (199011070012).  Authorities also believe that this incident was linked to another mail bomb sent to Robertson in 1996 because, in both instances, the explosive devices were similar (199601120006).
The bomb detonated at 12:52 AM.  Authorities did not believe Congressman Archer was specifically target because he had never been to San Antonio.  Moreover, his son and daughter were using the car at the time.  Despite the fact that no one claimed this attack, authorities suspected that this incident was linked to the bombing oilman John Mitchell's car in San Antonio one week earlier. (198303200009)  Both incidents used similar bomb materials and occurred a few blocks away from each other.
The bomb detonated at 2:55 AM.  No group claimed responsibility but authorities suspected that the perpetrators were part of the "protest community."
The bomb detonated at 3:35 PM.  In the twenty minutes preceding the bombing, two threat were called to the abortion clinic warning of the impending attack.  The clinic was being evacuated when the bomb went off.  This was the first attack against an abortion clinic in New York City.
The bomb detonated at 3:45 AM.  The bank was a block away from the University of California, Santa Cruz campus.  Four months before the incident, a Wells Fargo Bank was bombed in Menlo Park California (197106060002).
The bomb detonated at 4:00 AM.  Authorities believed that the incident might have been connected to the bombing of the Federal Bureau of Indian Affairs in Alameda California by New World Liberation Front on the same day (197506270001).  American Indian Movement member David Hill was also suspected perpetrating the attack, though he was never charged.
The bomb detonated at 4:00 PM.
The bomb detonated at 4:26 AM.
The bomb detonated at 4:26 AM.  The Jewish Defense League had previously held demonstrations against Vanessa Redgrave for her production of the film.
The bomb detonated at 4:55 AM.  One month earlier, a Safeway in Seattle was bombed by the George Jackson Brigade (197509140003).  The New World Liberation Front bombed a Safeway supermarket in Oakland one week later (197510310002).
The bomb detonated at 5:25 AM.
The bomb detonated at 5:50 PM.
The bomb detonated at 6:10 PM.
The bomb detonated at 7:45 AM.
The bomb detonated at 8:05 PM.
The bomb detonated at 8:30 AM.
The bomb detonated at 9:05 PM.  The train was travelling from Algiers to Constantine.
The bomb detonated at 9:15 PM while the superintendent was attending a school board meeting.  Earlier in the day, there was a bomb threat at North Shore Junior-Senior High School.  There was also an attempted bombing of the car belonging to the principal of a West Palm Beach High School three months earlier (197102090002).
The bomb detonated at 9:55 AM.  Four months earlier, the National Abortion Federation offices, which were housed in a building on the same street, were bombed by the same perpetrators (198407040013).  Kenneth Shields, Thomas Spinks, and Michael Donald Bray claimed to be part of the Army of God.
The bomb detonated during rush hour between 7:30 AM - 8:15 AM.
The bomb detonated in the early morning.
The bomb detonated prematurely, before the boy had the chance to reach the checkpoint
The bomb detonated shortly before 8:00 PM.
The bomb did not detonate.
The bomb disposal squad defused three socket bombs, a time bomb, and a Sutali bomb.
The bomb exploded around 3:00 AM.  Over one year before the incident, Addam Swapp accused thirteen people in Marion of being responsible for John Singer's death and called the LDS Church 'evil.'  Immediately after the bombing, Swapp stuck a spear into church property with nine feathers to symbolize the nine years it had been since Singer's death.  Swapp refused to surrender to authorities and holed up on his property with thirteen other relatives.  The stand-off lasted thirteen days and one police officer died during the confrontation.
The bomb exploded around 7:00 AM.  It is unknown how the Macheteros released their communiqué claiming responsibility for the incident.  It is believed that the Macheteros also bombed a Banco Popular branch in Santa Isabel two weeks later (199806240003).
The bomb exploded at 4:30 PM.
The bomb exploded at around 9pm, local time. Attack appears to be connected with attack 200801120002.
The bomb exploded near a theater in Pasto where Colombian President Alvaro Uribe was scheduled to deliver a speech later that day. However, authorities did not believe Uribe was the intended target of the bomb. Nevertheless, the bombing took place only days after FARC announced that it was planning an attempt on Uribe's life.
The bomb exploded overnight after everyone left the club.
The bomb exploded too early, missing its objective. However, the parade was cancelled nevertheless.
The bomb failed to derail the train.
The bomb killed a security guard, Muhammad Hanif, and an unidentified man.
The bomb may have been a car bomb.
The bomb may have been meant for 4 express passenger trains on the same track.
The bomb site was the same location used for a similar bomb type three weeks prior.
The bomb targeting the train detonated around at 8:00 PM.  The second bomb was hidden inside an abandoned house.
The bomb that struck the Ambassador’s vehicle appeared to have been an explosively-formed penetrator (EFP). Pietrzyk received burns over 20% of his body and was subsequently treated and evacuated to Poland.
The bomb was defused around 10:00 AM.
The bomb was defused around 11:00 PM.  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because the intended target of the assailants remains unknown.
The bomb was defused around 11:00 PM.  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because the target of the assailants remains unknown.
The bomb was defused around 8:15 AM.
The bomb was defused around 9:00 AM.  Four days earlier, AQLIM perpetrated an attack against the Municipal People's Assembly headquarters in Ouled Aissa (200701280007).
The bomb was defused around 9:15 AM.
The bomb was defused at 9:00 AM.
The bomb was defused shortly before it was set to detonate.
The bomb was detonated by remote trigger.
The bomb was difused at 4:00 PM.
The bomb was discovered and defused before exploding. Some leaflets written in broken English were found at the spot, which indicated that the device may have been placed by Islamic extremists. The incident coincided with three other bomb-related attacks in the state of Tamil Nadu on this day (cf. 199905300004-7).
The bomb was discovered and disarmed around 11:00 PM and was set detonate at 11:32 PM.
The bomb was discovered at 5:00 PM after the Islamic Center of San Diego lost power.  It was believed that there was a possibility that the device caused the loss of power.  Mosque officials suspected that this incident might have been due to rising tensions against Arabs during the Gulf War.  However, a report by the Anti-Defamation League states that this incident might have been linked to the Al-Fuqra organization.
The bomb was discovered because the perpetrators phoned in a warning. They did not identify themselves in the call.
The bomb was discovered roughly 1.5 hours before it was timed to detonate. The police successfully disarmed the bomb prior to detonation. The incident coincided with three other bomb-related attacks in the state of Tamil Nadu on this day (cf. 199905300004-7).
The bomb was discovered taped underneath a table in the auditorium.
The bomb was first discovered at 6:45 AM and defused at 9:15 AM.  Three days earlier, a Planned Parenthood clinic in Kalamazoo, Michigan was destroyed by a fire (198612010004).
The bomb was first discovered at 8:00 AM.  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because the motivations behind the planned attack are unknown.
The bomb was first discovered at 8:30 AM.  The device was set to detonate at 2:00 PM.
The bomb was first located at 4:00 AM and was successfully defused by 9:00 AM.
The bomb was fixed to the back of a motorcycle.
The bomb was hidden near tables and chairs at the coffee shop where police were known to have stopped for breaks every day while on patrol.
The bomb was hidden underneath a table.
The bomb was in the luggage hold of the bus and exploded as the bus reached the outskirts of the city.
The bomb was intended to target security forces. Three boys were killed instead.
The bomb was labeled "We the People No. 1."  The Whitefish Bay Chief of Police believed that this incident might be linked with bombs discovered at the Whitefish Bay Police Department, Lakeside Laboratories, Honeywell Inc. and the Wisconsin Motor Division (197010280002, 197009040004, 197007000001, and 197008050001).   There were other bombings in the Milwaukee area during this time period as well (197012220001, 197007220002, and 197007210004).
The bomb was marked with the words "To the nation-plundering government from National Liberation Alliance of Sa Kaeo." --Pol-Col Utthichai said that the bomb planters probably wanted to stir up public panic before the People's Alliance for Democracy rally in front of Aranyaprathet Railway Station scheduled for April 17.
The bomb was placed behind the police station and some believed that it might have been directed at the power and communication lines.  The police station was located in a predominately African American neighborhood.  Another bomb was discovered at a federal building in San Francisco two hours later (197101190002).
The bomb was placed in an attaché case.
The bomb was placed in front of the building.  The previous week, there were anti-war demonstrations in Berkeley and San Francisco.
The bomb was placed in the men's restroom.  Two years earlier, there was a racially motivated bombing at Bluefield State College, however, authorities were unsure of the motivations behind this incident.
The bomb was placed next to the fuel pipe.  This was one of many bombings and attempted bombings that took place in the Milwaukee Wisconsin area during a five month period. (197012220001, 197010280002, 197009040004, 197006290002, 197007000001, 197008050001, and 197007210004).
The bomb was placed outside of a ground level window of Johnson Hall.  The building housed the office of the university president.
The bomb was placed under a minibus full of fireworks.
The bomb was planted at the rostrum at which the Prime Minister was to speak, but was defused successfully.
The bomb was planted in the middle of a road in Kashmir Valley.
The bomb was planted in the same place where a sergeant was killed by another bomb the previous week.
The bomb was set to detonate at 8:30 PM but was discovered four hours earlier.  Charles Lawrence was an organizer for the National Socialist White People's Party.  Ben Maidenburg's house was bombed seven months earlier by an unknown perpetrator (197007040004).
The bomb was set to detonate four days after it was removed.
The bomb was similar to the device used in a bombing at Twin Lakes High School two weeks earlier (197101260001).  The car of the Palm Beach County's Superintendent was bombed three months later (197105120002).  There were many instances of racial strife at the high school, and, one month before the incident, a white person was appointed principal of the district, despite the recommendations of a biracial committee.  The bomb was set explode at 3:00 PM but the timing device malfunctioned.
The bomb was similar to the device used in the attack on principal of Twin Lakes High School two weeks later (197102090002).  There were many instances of racial strife at the high school, and, two weeks before the incident, a white person was appointed principal of the district, despite the recommendations of a biracial committee.
The bomb was thrown from about 35 feet away from the courthouse and landed within 5 feet of the building.  The device was discovered by a security officer at 9:35 PM.  It is believed that the bomb was thrown around an hour earlier.  The Orange County Courthouse had received many bomb threats during the year, however, there were none before this incident.  Hours after the incident, a bomb exploded in the Hall of Justice in Los Angeles (197009050002).
The bomb was triggered, and troops searched the area for rebels but didn't arrest anyone.
The bomb went off at 1:30 AM.  The perpetrator cut through a fence to sneak into the facilities.  The bomb was placed above the gas tank of the truck, but the tank did not explode.  However, some fuel did catch on fire.  This was one of many bombings and attempted bombings that took place in the Milwaukee Wisconsin area during a five month period. (197010280002, 197007220002, 197009040004, 197006290002, 197007000001, 197008050001, and 197007210004).
The bomb went off on the second floor of the building, directly under the conference room where Kadyrov and his top deputies were holding a meeting.
The bomb, hidden under a market stall, was set off by a mobile phone in Yala, one of three insurgency-hit southern provinces bordering Malaysia; Another bomb was discovered at a public phone booth near the market but police defused the device.
The bomb, which had been planted in a Moskvich car, exploded near a mosque in the village of Alkhan-Yurt just south of Grozny. Russian officials called it a terrorist act and blamed Chechen rebels. Four people, including a person carrying the identity card of a Chechen police officer, were detained in Alkhan-Yurt on suspicion of setting up the explosion
The bomb's timing device stopped at 8:10 PM.  The bomb would not have detonated anyways as it lacked a blasting cap.  The bomb was discovered after an anonymous caller stated that a bomb would go off at the City Council meeting at 9:00 PM.  Three previous City Council meetings received bomb threats.
The bomb(s) detonated around 1:30 AM on the eve of the religious celebration of Ashura.
The bomber attacked the officers when he tried to enter the border police base in Khost (Province)
The bomber attempted to enter the base.
The bomber claimed she was investigating details of her brother’s paperwork and ignored a warning shot by the officers, who were subsequently wounded when their killing fire detonated her vest. The perpetrator wore a loose black abaya to conceal the device.
The bomber died in the explosion but sources state that he was not a suicide bomber; the device detonated before he could leave the café.
The bomber drove the truck into the mainly Kurdish neighborhood of Rahemaw and blew it up next to the criminal and federal investigations directorate during office hours; The Kirkuk police chief, Turhan Yousif, said there had been extensive damage to the building and to the primary school nearby.
The bomber had delivered "a lethal terrorist package of 500kg (1,100lb) of TNT and mortar rounds.
The bomber may have been targeting a meeting of tribal sheiks of the al-Buissa tribe which was taking place adjacent to the market, although none of these were reported killed. He gained access to the location by claiming he needed to buy some watermelons.
The bomber may have been trying to attack the home of a military officer but detonated his explosives prematurely.
The bomber may have inadvertently blown himself up.
The bomber tried to drive his car through the fortified path leading to the Interior Ministry building but the guards opened fire causing him to detonate the bomb early.
The bomber was 17 years old.
The bomber was attempting to maneuver close to the building when he was shot by Kurdish guards and detonated his explosives prematurely.
The bomber was from the Chechen village of Novogroznenskoye. He allegedly was an aide to an "emir" of Chechnya's Gudermes district and was wanted by police for his prior involvement in planning the sabotage of a gas pipeline near the Chechen village of Gerze-aul.
The bombers allegedly disguised themselves as fishermen in order to board the vessel. After boarding the ferry, the perpetrators planted the device near the LPG tanks.
The bombers were also carrying pistols.
The bombing came in the wake of a grassroots campaign to boycott US products in protest of supposed US bias for Israel in its war against the Palestinians that had spread across many Arab countries at that time.
The bombing came two days after the Basque regional government called early parliamentary elections for May 13, 2001. Local authorities saw the attack as a sign of Euskadi ta Askatasuna'a (ETA) determination to disrupt a political campaign.
The bombing caused 'several thousands' of dollars of damage to the building.  The newspaper received a bomb threat after the attacks on KALI and KWKW (197106110002 and 197106110003).  There were three other bombings of Mexican-American facilities in the Los Angeles area during the same week (197106130002, 197106130001, and 197106150001).  In a tape recording released on August 14, the Chicano Liberation Front denied participating in the bombings of a Mexican-American newspaper.
The bombing followed an Iraqi government announcement indicating that new government officials were being appointed to Baqubah.
The bombing incident took place as devotees were ending their evening prayers in the Atrai area of Naogaon district
The bombing is at least the ninth attack against Lebanese civilians since the Lebanese Army commenced operations against al-Fatah al-Islam perpetrators at the Nahr al-Bared Refugee Camp on May 20.
The bombing is linked to the an explosive attack on the Dorchester Army National Guard in Boston as well as the destruction of an airliner at Logan International Airport on the same day (197607020008, 197607020009), and also the bombing of a post office in New Hampshire (197607020007).  In October 1976, Everett C. Carlson was convicted and sentenced to ten years in prison for transporting explosives in the three attacks as was Richard J. Picariello in February 1977, and in March 1977, Edward P. Gullion was also convicted and awaiting sentencing; Joseph Aceto was also responsible for the attacks and pleaded guilty in September 1976 and subsequently became a government witness in the later trials. Aceto also had ties to the United Freedom Front, as he met Ray Levasseur .
The bombing occured as the faithful were leaving evening prayers
The bombing occurred around 4:00pm, and coincided with the start of a week-long national convention to commemorate victims of the Holocaust; Pierce later described the attack as an "act of war" to serve "the greater good."  During the trials for members of The Order, the judge stated that evidence about this bombing could not be presented in court, and prior testimony indicated that the bombing had not been sanctioned by Order leaders, it was an act conducted solely by Pierce and Kemp on their own to test the bomb, and other members of the group did not have prior knowledge of the incident; defense attorneys argued that it therefore could not be considered part of a racketeering conspiracy, and thus, it is doubtful that anyone was charged for this crime, but Pierce and Kemp were both later sentenced for their other crimes during their involvement with The Order.
The bombing occurred around 8:00 AM.  The device detonated two seconds after the head of the BMPJ's vehicle passed by.  Two day before the incident, around one hundred Algerian extremists were handed prison sentences based on the investigations of Boumerdès' BMPJ.
The bombing occurred during the nationwide strike called by the Maoists to celebrate the sixth anniversary of their insurgency.
The bombing occurred in a racially mixed neighborhood that included a slight Turkomen majority.
The bombing occurred less than three months after an explosion in Baghdad tore through the UN's Iraq headquarters.
The bombing occurred on a side street about 100 yards from Beirut's seafront corniche moments after Hamadeh left his home. This attack, and multiple other attacks on leading oppostion figures, indicate that the Syrian backed government was attempting to maintain control through the elimination of political adversaries.
The bombing occurred one block away from the University of Iowa.  Kathy Scharf and her mother Merlin Edwards were lightly wounded in the attack.
The bombing set off a wave of reprisals by Shi i policemen and others that left another 47 people dead.
The bombing took place around 10:00 AM.  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the assailants targeted the soldiers specifically to prevent their capture or if the incident was part of a calculated operation against Algerian security forces.  One of the dead, identified as Najib B., was a commander in the Algerian military and the other killed was a sergeant major.  Another commander, Ahmed B., was wounded by the blast.
The bombing took place around 9:00 AM.  The day before, Algerian soldiers were attacked at almost the same location (200506190006).  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the assailants targeted Algerian security forces specifically to prevent their capture or if the incident was part of a calculated operation against the Algerian military.
The bombing took place at 1:01 AM when the building was unoccupied.
The bombing took place at 11:00 PM.  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it could not be verified that the perpetrators were part of Algeria's Islamic insurgency.
The bombing took place at 5:15 AM.
The bombing took place at 9:30 AM.  Shortly before the incident, two Algerian extremists were killed by forces from the Judicial Police Mobile Brigade in Tizi Ouzou.
The bombing took place between 9:00 AM and 10:00 AM.  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the assailants targeted the Algerian soldiers specifically to prevent their capture or if the incident was part of a calculated operation against Algerian security forces.
The bombing took placed at 10:30 AM.
The bombing was dubbed by Israeli authorities as the “Passover Massacre,” and was the deadliest such incident since the June 21, 2001 suicide bombing outside a Tel Aviv nightclub that killed twenty one people.  The bombing occurred during the visit of former U.S. Middle East envoy Anthony Zinni to Israel and the Arab League Summit in Beirut, Lebanon.
The bombing was performed in two stages. The first bomb was detonated at the market, followed 20 minutes later by the second.
The bombing was the first on volunteers for security forces this year.
The bombings occurred in a working class neighborhood in Florencia.
The bombings occurred on May Day, which celebrates Russia's workers. Local authorities did not specifically label the bombings as terrorist action.
The bombings occurred one day after Muslim figure Sukirman, who had been missing for two days, was found decapitated.  This is one of three related incidents (20020804010, 20020804011).
The bombings paralleled those that occurred in the central market of Vladikavkaz on March 19, 1999 which killed 64 and wounded 104 (cf. 199903190005). Ibn al-Khattab was suspected to be the mastermind behind both attacks.
The bombings took place around 12:30 PM.  The assailants were former prisoners who were previously detained on charges stemming from supporting Islamic extremists in Algeria.  They were released from prison as part of the charter for peace and national reconciliation.
The bombings took place around 8:00 PM
The bombings took place near the Iraqi Interior Ministry building, however authorities believed that the perpetrators were targeting the Hamra Hotel because foreign journalists frequently stayed there.
The bombs detonated 30 seconds apart.  The bombs used in the attack were similar to the devices used in the attack against a police station in San Francisco three days later (197002160001).  There was a contentious City Council debate earlier in the week as to whether the police department should receive a helicopter.
The bombs detonated around 11:30 AM.  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the assailants targeted the Algerian soldiers specifically to disrupt their activities or if the incident was part of a calculated operation against Algerian security forces.
The bombs detonated around 4:00 PM.
The bombs detonated around 7:00 AM.
The bombs detonated around 7:15 AM.  The ensuing firefight lasted roughly fifteen minutes before the assailants fled.
The bombs detonated around 8:00 AM.
The bombs detonated at 7:55 AM.
The bombs detonated between 7:00 AM - 10:00 AM.
The bombs detonated shortly after 3:00 PM.  The abortion clinic was closed at the time of the attack.  The perpetrator claimed this incident as well as three other attacks against abortion clinics in the Tulsa area in a tape released to authorities (199609180009, 199609010001, and 199701010006).
The bombs detonated shortly before dawn.
The bombs went off just hours after US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice arrived in Afghanistan. A Western security source speaking on condition of anonymity said the second bomb, which was also remote-controlled, had targeted a passing international development agency pick-up truck, but caused no casualties.
The bombs went off within minutes of each other; the latter after more people were gathered to examine the damage of the former.
The bombs were discovered around 2:00 PM.  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because the intended target of the perpetrators remains unknown.
The bombs were discovered around 8:00 AM.
The bombs were placed in a Thom McCan shoe store and Franklin's Women's Apparel store.  Furthermore, other United States establishments such as Woolworth's, CIT Finance Company, and Burger King were damaged in the incident.
The bombs were planted on the same day Thailand's Prime Minister was visiting the Province.
The bombs were wired to detonate at noon, when the market would be at its busiest.
The bookstore was on Riyadh's busiest city street.  The Scotsman was 47 years old and was in Riyadh for work.
The border guards were identified as Fahd bin Hussein Al-Hamnadi and Muhammad bin Hassan Munie.
The boy's mother reported his abduction to the EPRLF (Padmanaba Faction) in Batticaloa.  The outcome of the abduction was unknown.
The boys made their own video claiming responsibility, however the attack was not made in the name of a particular perpetrating group.
The Brigades of Abu Ali Mustafa (an armed wing of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine) claimed responsibility for the attack.
The British consulate had come under missile fire over the course of this month.
The British contractor was killed instantly in the explosion and the South African died later in the hospital.
The building complex stormed by the militants was adjacent to the stadium which was the planned venue for the main state-sponsored activities for India's Republic Day events on January 26, 2005.
The building might have been shot at a second time after the Panthers evacuated the building.  The arson took place just before midnight on January 19th and the shooting took place after 1 A.M. on January 20th.
The building subsequently caught on fire.
The building where the bomb exploded was brand new and unoccupied, built at a cost of $815,000. The injured were workers working on the building and civilians outside the building.
The Bujanovac Municipality has a strong ethnic Albanian majority, and the region in general is known for its inter-ethnic tension between ethnic Albanians and Serbs.
The bullet struck officer Bennett in the head.  This attack occurred during heightened tensions between the police and the African American community of Sacramento California.  The police originally charged seven people, with ties to various Black National organizations including the Black Panther Party, for the attack.  However,  the suspected perpetrators were acquitted of the crime during their trial due to lack of evidence.
The bunker close to where the device exploded had recently been seized from a unit of Lashkar-e-Islam.
The BUPC denied the charge and claimed the victims were killed by a defective bomb they were assembling. The attack likely came in response to the killing of BUPC member Kaum Kazi by CPI-M perpetrators on October 27, 2007.
The burning of schools is rampant in southern and southeastern parts of the Afghanistan and some 20 such incidents have emerged in the recent past.
The bus attack in the Jaffna peninsula came in an area where government forces had recently established control after driving out the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) . Government forces captured the peninsula December 1995, dismantling a de-facto state run by the LTTE, who want an independent country in Sri Lanka's northern and eastern regions for the island's Tamil minority.
The bus firm had been previously threatened by extortionists believed by police to be separatist guerrillas of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front.
The bus had reached Singhpora in the north Kashmir district of Baramulla when the attack took place.
The bus was attacked at Okinga while traveling from Kampala to Kitgum via the Gulu - Kitgum road.
The bus was on its way to Guinea when it came under attack by RUF rebels.  A rebel leader of the RUF stated that the ambush was just the beginning of a military campaign that would eventually lead to the capital.
The bus was transporting nine people between wedding festivities.
The bus was traveling away from a private Islamic school and the attack may have been a retaliation for a mountain campaign of violence against public schools by suspected Muslim perpetrators in southern Thailand.
The café was a known gathering place for politicians, current and former.
The cafe, on a main north-south highway, was frequented by Israeli troops stationed nearby. Security sources said they believed the bomber had watched the cafe, making note of when soldiers came and went.
The Cairo Chief of Police, William Petersen, resigned as a result of the attack.
The Cairo neighborhood is predominately Shi i.
The caller claimed responsibility on behalf of the armed wing of the People's Revolutionary Party of Kangleipak (Prepak) known as the Red Army.
The can of gasoline did not ignite when the bomb exploded.  A cardboard sign was found near the bomb that read "LP screws millworkers."  This was a phrase widely used by environmentalists such as Judi Bari.  However, the pipe bomb in this incident was similar to the explosive device used in the bombing of Bari's car  that occurred two weeks after the attack on the sawmill (199005240021).  On May 29th, 1990, the Santa Rosa Press Democrat received a letter from an anonymous individual, referring to himself as "the Lord's Avenger," claiming that he bombed the sawmill to frame Bari.  The Lord's Avenger also claimed to have bombed Bari's car.  It is widely believed that this letter is a hoax.
The Caño Limón-Coveñas oil pipeline is one of the most frequently attacked structures in Colombia. At the time of the incident, the pipeline had operated for barely a full week since July 23, 2000. This incident occurred only 12 hours after the pipeline was reopened after another blast on 09/09/2000 (cf. 200009090004).
The Cano Limon-Covenas pipeline had been blown up on more than 550 occasions since 1986.
The Caño Limón-Coveñas pipeline travels 780 kilometers to Coveñas on Colombia's Caribbean coastline. The Colombian oil company Empresa de Petroleos de Colombia (Ecopetrol) and the U.S. company Occidental Petroleum Inc. jointly own the pipeline.
The Cape Flats is a mixed population suburb where People Against Gangsterism and Drugs (PAGAD) had been active between 1998 and 2000.
The captured individuals were thought to be Neo-Nazis. No corraborating sources were found.
The captured perpetrator is male.
The captured perpetrator was identified as Mohammad Qadri Sheikh, and those being sought include Houshand Afshar Irani, Seyed Ali Mahdiansadr, and Mohammad Reza Abolghasemi.
The captured perpetrators confessed that an unnamed organization had recruited them to destroy and siphon off fuel from the pipeline.
The car bomb device detonated in Casado's garage on his way to work.  At the time of the incident the Nanclares de Oca Prison held 40 ETA militants.
The car bomb was detonated near the prayer all in a parked vehicle.
The carnage is believed to have been perpetrated by foreign mercenaries who were particularly opposed to the Ramzan ceasefire that had been installed. Since the ceasefire, the militants had been targeting not only camps of the security forces, but special police officers, village defence committee members and suspected civilian members of the security forces.
The case is very unclear and there are many rumors about who may have been involved.  Despite some people being brought to trial, no convictions have resulted.
The casualties of this attack were identified as Ranger Adul Rattanasuanjit, Ranger Artit Kamjan, Arring Dasaw, and Usree Uma.
The casualties were identified as P.P. Vishwanathan, P.P. Biju, and Janaki.
The casualties were identified as Private First Class Alexander Saragosa and Private Arnel Sebua.
The casualty number for this attack represents an equal division of the number wounded covering incidents 201302160046, 201302160054, and 201302160055.
The casualty numbers are at least 32 killed and at least 50 wounded.  The exact number is unknown.
The casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest numbers are reported here.
The casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The casualty numbers were divided evenly across 201205290021 and 201205290022.
The Catholic Church was informed by National Liberation Army (ELN) rebels that they kidnapped Bishop Misael Vaca Ramirez and that he would be returned at an undisclosed time and location with a message for the government. It was not known if the rebels used any weapon(s) to capture the Bishop.
The cause of the attack was an earlier fight between the local Serb and Albanian children, who had thrown stones at one another. One of the arrested Albanians was the father of one of the boys who took part in the stone throwing.
The Central Committee member of the Rajan Mukti faction of the Janatantrik Terai Mukti Morcha (JTMM), Bhaskar Mukti, claimed responsibility for the attack.
The Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) were attempting to rescue people who had been abducted a few days prior. That attack is identified as 201401250013.
The centre was among nine places in Bangkok bombed on New Year's Eve.
The chairman of a local council reported Bura Parish was the scene of another massacre on June 24, 2002, where over 50 civilians were killed.
The chairmen was driving home from Mahad Ahmed Elmi’s funeral, who was killed earlier.
The chancellor of Zalingi University was released on 11/23/2008 while the status of his wife and river who were also kidnapped is unknown.
The Chechen rebels released the Dagestani patrolmen shortly after detaining them.
The checkpoint was also named Gush Katif, which is the name of a bloc of Jewish settlements in southern Gaza.  The four injured Israeli soldiers were treated for shock at a local hospital.
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.
The Chilean Public Prosecutor's office was a plaintiff in the proceedings against Augusto Pinochet.
The Chipeta commune was located about 30 kilometers from Cuito.
The cigarettes tied to the fuses went out before they had a chance to ignite the firebombs.
The CISL offices in the Sardinian towns of Sassari and Olbia had been targeted by the same group in the previous months.
The Citizen Action Committee called for a complete shutter down strike in Dera Murad Jamali and Dera Allah Yar to protest the kidnappings.
The Civil Society Association in the Masisi is an umbrella organization for human rights groups, welfare bodies and professional associations.
The civilian David Caldwell was  working at a Territorial Army medical base. The bomb was hidden in a lunchbox.
The civilian dead included a lawyer at the regional court.
The civilian dead were in a minibus adjacent to the checkpoint, while the civilian wounded were hit by shrapnel while in another minibus farther away.
The civilian victims were identified as Abdul Halim, Ghulam Hussain and Khadim Hussain.
The civilian victims were identified as Ambrina and Sabrina.
The civilian victims were identified as Latif, Nazir Hussain, and Nazir.
The civilian victims were identified as Muhammad Ishaq, Ismail, and Abdul Hanan. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here.
The civilian victims were identified as Muhammad Sharif, Bibi Ayesha, Habibullah and Iqra.
The civilian victims were Keshav Rawal, Indra Bahadur Malla and Arjun Malla. These individuals were allegedly killed as punishment for acting as police informants.
The civilian was a sanitation worker.
The civilian was apparently wounded in the cross-fire.
The civilian, a young girl, died when the Taliban fired an RPG at her home, although the killing was likely not intentional.
The civilians abducted were Janaki Raut and J. Patnaiak.
The civilians targeted in the attack included Mrs. Manoharan and her husband Mr. Manoharan, and their daughter M. Nisanthi.
The civilians that were injured in the attack were identified as Muhammad Ishaq Bangulzai, Khan Muhammad, and Ihsan Shah.
The civilians were attempting to transport a sick child from the scene following the surrender of the Bakr clan when HAMAS perpetrators fired on them.
The civilians were likely unintended casualties of an attack against American forces.
The civilians were marching in an Egyptian-sponsored peace march toward a cordon of HAMAS militiamen surrounding a compound of the Bakr clan when the perpetrators opened fire.
The civilians, who were killed, were identified as Ali Atta, Muhammad Ibrahim, Syed Awaz, and Ghulam Ali.
The claim for the attack came by way of leaflets that HAMAS was circulating.
The claim for the attack was made by the Revolutionary People's Front (RPF) via press release. The PLA is the armed wing of the RPF.  The Assam Rifles are an official Indian paramilitary organization. The second deceased rifleman was identified as SP Burman.
The claim of responsibility has not been confirmed because it was reported that there was no shutdown called Panki.
The claim of responsibility was confirmed by an IRA announcement in Dublin. The explosion caused an uproar amongst the public because it exposed the Government's inability to control and suppress attacks by the IRA as well as other forms of terrorism.
The claim of responsibility was made by unknown means to the media.
The claim of responsibility was made on a Greek radio station.
The claim of responsibility was made to Radio Z.
The claim was made by National Defense general Purom Okiman Wenda of the Free Papua Movement (OPM-Organisasi Papua Merdeka).
The clearest indication that the incident was an assassination and not a purely criminal act was that the gunmen only targeted Dr. Ismail. The perpetrators left his family, including his wife and son, unharmed.
The Cleric insisted that the attack targeted him because he had received death threats in the past due to his support of the government that shifted away from the "Pakistani propagandists in Kandahar city."
The cleric was delivering a sermon on the occasion of Lailat-ul-Qadr when he was killed and Iranian authorities blamed the attack on ‘U.S.-backed’ terrorists.
The clinic is owned by Rivers State Governor Peter Odili, a medical doctor. Odili was chief medical director of the clinic prior to his election as governor in 1999.
The Coalition for Democracy and Civil Society [NGO] criticized that there was nothing more than a criminal charge filed based on Article 234 Part Three of the Criminal Code - hooliganism - as hypocrisy of the current authorities, believing instead that the attack was politically motivated so as to stop Baysalov's 'sociopolitical' involvement. --Kyrgyz President Kurmanbek Bakiyev stated the he suspected the attack may have been aimed at destabilizing the situation in Bishkek and harm peace and stability in Kyrgyzstan. --In a report with Kyrgyz Radio 1, Baysalov contended the attack was in response to his political activities. -- A press service said the next morning, that the patient was transferred from the intensive care unit to a ward of neurotraumatology department N1 of the national hospital due to a closed craniocerebral injury, brain concussion and a bruise on the right side of his occiput. --Kyrgyz businessman Rysbek Akmatbayev was accused of having involvement in the attack. It had been difficult for authorities to determine whether this and similar murders were really part of organized criminal turf-fighting.
The collection of revolutionary taxes has been a major source of funds for communist rebels, who have been fighting the Philippine government since the late 1960s, but the bus company refused to pay it.
The Colombian Minister of Education blamed the attack on unspecified groups who had infiltrated student demonstrations for violent purposes.
The Colombian United Self Defense Groups attack was the paramilitary organizations first attack in the Tolima Department.
The Colonel Karuna Faction is referred to in the article as the TNF (Tamil National Force), a faction of the LTTE mainstream (aka Vanni Tigers) that split off in 2004 and is lead by Col. Karuna. One report states that the Vanni Tigers were on their way to attack Karuna Amman's TNF, and that in the attack the TNF cadre recovered the arms and ammunitions, and the 5 Vanni TIgers were killed. Other reports state simply that the TNF attacked the LTTE.
The combined bombings left 14 municipalities in Huila and 16 in Caqueta Department without power in an attempt to disrupt upcoming elections.
The Comilla Government City College was being used as a poling station.
The commander of the lashkar, Commander Umar, was killed in the attack.
The commanding officer of the district stated that several Arabs were among the Taliban dead. The Taliban later claimed credit for the attack and stated they had killed 13 police officers.
The Communal Guard is a local militia armed by the government to fight terrorists.
The compound houses 150 foreign personnel, most of them Italians. The Rome Public Prosecutor's Office, which has jurisdiction over damage suffered by Italians abroad, opened an investigation on the charge of slaughter. --Gen Mohammad Ayub Salangi, the commander of Herat Security Command, denied the Taliban claim that the suicide bomber who attacked the Italian Provincial Reconstruction Team was a resident of Herat.
The condition of the body in the taxi pointed to a suicide bombing. US First Lady Laura Bush was due to arrive in Afghanistan a few hours after the attack took place.
The condition of two injured security personnel was stated to be critical and he was shifted to Peshawar for medical treatment. --The injured included Sobedar Ismael, Naib Sobedar Yar Khan, Akhtar Khan, Muneer Khan, Jawad, Roohullah, Gul Dad, Mukhtiar, Nazim Khan and Sobedar Shah Jee of the Levies Forces. The civilians, injured in the blast have been identified as Shahab Ud Din, Rizwan, Amir Zada, Said Omar, Imran, Amanullah, Fawadullah, Hidayatullah, Qudrat Khan, Mujeebullah and Wali Khan. --The officials informed that different parts of the burned body of the bomber had been taken into custody along with the car. local officials believe it was carried out by the followers of pro-Taliban cleric, Maulana Fazlullah, who is thought to be behind dozens of suicide bombings in the scenic valley since October 2007
The conditions of the release of the last two prisoners was not revealed in the articles on the case.  The international oil market reacted swiftly to the attack rising prices on crude oil sharply to $32 per barrel.
The conflict in this area is that the President "won" re-election, and minority tribes accused him of rigging the election.  Several Kenyans, especially those from the majority tribe, fled the rioting that occurred after the election results were announced.  In this case, the victims were members of the majority tribe, and the perpetrators were members of the minority.
The construction workers that were targeted in this attack were working on the security fence between Israel and Egypt.
The Consulate was located in a residential neighborhood of Jalalabad City, on a small street that saw relatively little traffic. The explosive was planted at a portion of the back of the Consulate building that opened onto the Consulate premises. On the contrary, the front of the Consulate faces a large road, and was heavily guarded at all hours by guards from the Taliban. The explosion was the third at the Consulate since July 2000. The Taliban suspected that the Northern Alliance led by Burhanuddin Rabbani and Ahmed Shah Massood, were responsible for the incident.
The Continuity IRA (CIRA) claimed responsibility but police believed another faction may have been behind it because an unfamiliar password was used.
The contractors targeted in the attack were Iraqis providing security for a Turkish construction project. One contractor was identified as Murad Mohammed.
The convoy of four pickup trucks war fired on and fired back at the suspected Taliban. The militants then fled and the convoy was able to continue to Tirin Kot where a US military helicopter will pick up the ballots for counting in Kandahar.
The convoy of soldiers was on its way back from "escorting staff from a royally initiated farm."
The convoy was on its way to Khankala city for food.
The convoy was sent by the Essential Services Commissioner to civilians in uncleared areas who were not allowed to cross over into government lands.  Government forces strengthened security in the area after the attack, and sources contribute the lack of injuries to this strengthening.
The Coordination Committee (CORCOM) is an organization comprised of seven banned groups in Manipur state, India.
The corporal and driver, who were seized along with the General and his aide, were later released. Commander Leonardo Pitao was believed to have led the implicated NPA unit.
The Corsican National Liberation Front (FLNC), a Corsican separatist group, had claimed responsibility for a number of attacks on the island over the two months preceding this attack. This attack was possibly related to another bombing on Corsica the same night (cf. 200308040003).
The Council on National Dialogue, the apparent target of the attack, was one of a number of moderate Sunni groups that took part in negotiations before the new Iraqi cabinet was announced several days prior to this attack.
The count of weapons represents an equal split between attacks 201307210001 and 201307210002.
The courthouse was the third target at Viterbo since Massimo Leonardi, founder of a local anarchist group, and 14 others were arrested there in October.
The crane truck belonged to a trans-loading station.
The crater left by the explosion was two meters in diameter and 50 cm deep.
The Croatian Freedom Fighters claimed responsibility for the attack through both phone calls to the press following the explosion, and a message left in a locker at the Grand Central Terminal.
The Crossmaglen Examiner suggest this may have been a some Surface-to-Air Missile launcher made from components from Hezbollah. Unknown source validity score.
The dam has been opposed by many groups in the past.
The damaged equipment included an excavator, a pay loader, a truck crane, two dump trucks, several welding machines, and several generators.
The Darfur region had been the scene of continuing violence between the Sudanese government and separatist rebels.  The attack violated a ceasefire agreement between the two groups.  The 7 injured policemen were rushed to nearby Tawilah hospital and all were saved.
The date of the initial kidnapping conflicts across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The date of the kidnapping was not specified.  The authorities identified the location of the crime as that of a Arellano Felix drug cartel shelter.  Four officers were also wounded in the confrontation with the gunmen.
The date of the summary of this incident is based on the Worldwide Incident Tracking System article.
The date the hostages were killed is unclear, but it was confirmed on November 8, 1999
The day following the bombing, strikes and rallies were held in Pulwama and in Srinagar (the Kashmiri district capital), which shut down several businesses. Military was on high alert, and there was a great deal of international condemnation of the attack. In addition, although authorities suspected militant groups, the main militant group, United Jihad Council, denied any responsibility, and in fact condemned the attack.
The dead and injured passengers were identified as Liaqat Ali, Umar Ali, Ghafoor Hussain, Zafar Ali, Noor Taj Ali, Gulshan Ali, Naib Ali, and Kamal Hussain.
The dead and wounded of the attack were transported to the hospital in the town, 80 kilometers from Baghdad.
The dead body of Anvar Osmanov, a resident of Katex village, an assault rifle and one large-calibre fire arm owned by the criminals was found at the scene.
The dead included a 52-year-old man and his 13-year-old son, and the wounded were members of the family.
The dead included five passengers and two pedestrians.
The dead included politician Wisal Khan, reporter Dr. Noor Hakeem, Nazukai Salarzai chief Malik Muhammad Ayaz, his son Mohammad Pervez, and tax advisor Hasan Muhamad.
The dead were identified as Carlos Alberto Parra Guarin, Jaime Alexander Morera Castro, Ramon Angulo Mosquera, Luis Fernando Sanchez Triana and Carlos Andres Morera Castro.
The dead were people who had just been transported from a nearby hospital to the headquarters of the NGO in order to save them from people who were after their lives, but the attackers were able to find them.
The death toll of the attack was disputed.
The death toll was expected to rise over time due to the severity of the injuries several of the victims suffered.
The deaths came as Sri Lanka stepped up the already tight security in the capital as a probe got underway into a suicide bombing that killed Industry Minister C.V. Gooneratne and 21 others on 07 June 2000.
The deaths from this incident included eight Indians, two Sri Lankans, one Swede, one South African, three Saudis, one American, one Italian, three Filipinos, one Briton, and one Egyptian.
The deceased belonged to two different sects, said an official, so it was believed to be a terrorist act.
The deceased engineer was previously suspected of involvement in the attempted murder of the head of the Gergebilskiy District, Magomed Magomedov, in 2005.
The deceased included Mushtaq's father, Mushtaq Ahmed Khan, her PSO Constable, Noor Mohammad, as also two of her campaigning activists, Jehangir Ahmed Beig and Mohammad Yaqoob Khan.
The deceased personnel were identified as Dafedar Naseer Ahmad and Muhammad Yousaf, while Nizamuddin was injured.
The deceased personnel were identified as sub-inspector Ramji Ram, constables Vikramaditya Yadav, Ashok Nirala and Rai Singh, as well as the driver Lal Babu.
The deceased police officer was identified as Chinna Vetta, and the two injured were identified as Sadhu Palli and Shankar Govase.
The deceased soldier was identified as Netanel Yahalomi. The perpetrators were identified as Baha zaqzuq, Ahmed Waji, and Awf. At least one of the attackers detonated an explosives belt.
The deceased was identified as civilian M.M.V. Calistus (32), a Mannar resident who was in the LTTE office at the time of the explosion.  One of the two wounded was identified as an Indian man named Sebastianpillai Vijayakumar, who had only just arrived in Sri Lanka three days before the attack.  The other wounded person was an LTTE political worker.  After the incident, the LTTE locked down the area in which the attack occurred, preventing entry and increasing surveillance.  Police were not able to investigate until the next morning after negotiating with the LTTE.
The deceased was identified as Manoj Ojha, and the injured were identified as Bhujh, Mayank Murari, Devjit Deogharia, I.K. Singh, R.S. Yadav, Anil Kumar and I.K. Rao.
The deceased was identified as Muhammad Ibrahim Samalani, and the injured passer-by as Ghulam Qadir Sasoli.
The deceased were identified as Ashiq Hussain and Ghulam Jafar.
The deceased were identified as Chaicharn Adam, Wanchai Napasin, and Isma-el Daengkhong.
The deceased were identified as Commandant Jeevan Ram Khaswan, his Deputy Rajesh Sharan, Inspector Ashok Kumar Yadav, and Sepoy Jitendra Sah.
The deceased were identified as Krissana Thepsao and Wirat Inthong-aiad.
The deceased were identified as Mandawi Mukesh, Dasamu and Vicky, and in the injured were identified as Kamlu Sukara, Karti Singh, Podiyam Unna, Naresh Kunjam, Kawasi Deva, Kadwa Unna, Madawi Singa, Warsa Ganga and Minkuram Nag.
The deceased were identified as Phra Chatree Tongrat and Phra Teerapong Dokmali of the Suan Kaew Temple and the injured were identified as Private Kraisom Modkhan and Private Pannathron Noochaikaew.
The deceased were identified as Ram Badan Yadav, Suha Gin, Habibul, Noor Muhammad, Jamin, and the injured was identified as Rakib Miya. The most recent available sources listed the time for this attack from 0145 to 0200, so the majority time of attack reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The defence ministry immediately accused Tamil Tiger rebels of setting off the parcel bomb attack, which coincided with a key Buddhist holiday, while the guerrillas denied they were responsible for the attack.
The defendants Artur Anisimov, Martin Babakekhyan, Alexander Zakharov and Masis Akhunts were accused of the murder of Tsvetkov. Investigators said the defendants set up a criminal group in August 2002, with the view of murdering the governor. After the murder Babakekhyan and Zakharov fled to Spain, but were extradited to Russia. The majority of the criminal group fled  but were later found murdered.
The demand of ransom was not confirmed by the police.
The Democratic Consultation Group (Espace) condemned the grenade attack. Espace spokesman, Evans Paul, viewed the attack as the work of sectors close to the government who were trying to intimidate voters.
The deputies were identified as Preecha Thong-iad, Supaporn Charoensuk, and Pornthip Pho-ngern.
The deputy commander was not at home at the time of the incident.
The Deputy Defense Secretary, Paul Wolfowitz, was present in the hotel during the attack but was unharmed.
The Deputy Minister escaped injury in the attack because the vehicle he was riding in was bulletproof.
The Deputy Prime Minister was not killed in the attack.
The descriptions of this incident are conflicting on the part of the Albanian National Army and the Serbian military.
The details of the attack are unknown; there is no mention of weapons, exact location, or what the victims' were doing at the time of the attack.  The FSA claims that they ambushed a bus; however, media reports to do not reflect these details.
The details of the incident are somewhat vague.  The report does not specify if weapons were used or how the vehicles were involved in the deaths.
The detained perpetrator was suspected by the authorities to be associated with the Armata Corsa clandestine group.
The detained was suspected to have relations with the group Hezb-e Tahrir. The East Turkestan Liberation Organization was also suspected.
The device apparently planted on a bicycle went off during the morning rush hour at an intersection usually crowded with commuters
The device consisted of a pipe bomb wrapped in newspapers and placed in the basket of a bicycle parked adjacent to a bus stop frequented by Turkish soldiers.
The device consisted of nine 61mm mortar rounds, an 81mm mortar round, a 90mm recoilless rifle shell, 3.75 kilograms of black powder and dynamite, around four kilograms of 2.5-inch nails, batteries, and wiring packed inside a 1983 Toyota Carolla which was parked on a roadside between the public market and City Hall. The device was located at approximately 6:30 AM following a text-messaged tip to a police superintendent and defused at 10:30 AM by a Filipino Army unit assisted by four U.S. Navy personnel. The town may have been targeted due to its large Christian population.
The device consisted of six kilograms of explosives and a remote detonator packed in a bucket and closely resembled similar high-powered IEDs previously found only in Iraq.
The device detonated in a low-cost balcony packed with migrant laborers during a 7:00 PM screening of the Bhojpuri film ‘Janam Janam Ka Saath.’ Eyewitnesses describe two successive blasts and mention an individual abandoning a suitcase in the seating area before the blast, although these claims could not be corroborated by officials. Four Babbar Khalsa perpetrators, including alleged mission leader Gurpreet Singh and members Sandeep Singh, Palwinder Singh and Ravinder Singh, were arrested on December 29, 2007. Indian authorities stated the perpetrators had been provided with training and explosives by Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI).
The device exploded shortly after 8pm; FALN members claimed the attack by way of both a post-incident phone call to a wire service and a note left at a phone booth by the hotel.
The device may have been a flash-bang grenade or percussion bomb, as police stated it was a type intended to make excessive noise but not cause significant damage.
The device may have been intended to detonate near a schoolteacher security detail but instead detonated prematurely.
The device that used was a radio controlled explosive.  The same day police defused a car bomb near the site of the incident mentioned previously.
The device was camouflaged inside a bag and detonated when the victim picked it up, suggesting it was either poorly-constructed or intended as a booby trap. This was the second of two bombs emplaced in Karak on October 11. This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200710110005).
The device was composed of A4 and C4 plastic explosives and this was the first of two bombings in Izmir on October 2. This was one of two related attacks (cf. 20071002002).
The device was constructed similarly to a device used in a previous attack on the Cervantes Institute. An anarchist group known as the 5C's claimed responsibility for that attack.
The device was defused after a 24-hour security operation following an INLA claim that it had abandoned a landmine in Whiterock Road. The road was sealed off and a number of people were evacuated from their homes while the device was defused.
The device was discovered by an employee of the company at about 5:00am. The authorities were questioning and investigating a number of young suspects, who were affiliated with the Animal Defense League and Animal Liberation Front (ALF).  However, it seems the investigation came to a halt, and perpetrators were not identified. This incident is related to the firebombing of the same target three days later, and is believed to have been committed by the same perpetrator(s), since the first incendiary failed to ignite.
The device was discovered just meters away from where a similar device had detonated the week before, injuring three people (GTD ID 200905050021).
The device was discovered two hundred meters away from a similar device.
The device was found at about 9:30 am; authorities suspected it was planted by Jewish extremists.
The device was found near a banner displaying the slogan of the Communist Party of India (Maoists).
The device was made safe by Army bomb disposal experts.
The device was successfully disarmed at approximately 7:00 AM after being located by Filipino civilians.
The device was thrown at the market around 10:25 AM.
The device, according to authorities, was designed to kill the victim.
The devices detonated accidentally when the assailant kicked the bag containing them. Although the detonation was accidental, the attacker admitted that he had been planning to use the devices in clashes.
The devices ignited around 4:00 AM.  The perpetrators scaled a barb-wire fence to enter the facility.  Nine months earlier, a firebomb was thrown at a truck stationed at a National Guard Armory in West Baltimore (197008220002).
The devices were found at about 5:40am by an employee.
The Dima Halam Daoga (DHD) was a tribal separatist outfit that had been active in the hills of North Cachar and Karbi Anglong in the state.
The Dir region was the focus of a major anti-militant offensive by the police in the area. The attack targeted a mosque next to the Regional Police Headquarters, that was grequented by police personell.
The Director-general of police claimed that this attack was resulted from these insurgents fear of losing control over the Dantewada district. There were 70 local guerrilla squads and 30 military units in Dandakaranya region which covers Bastar, Dantewada and other districts.
The discovery of the bomb caused panic in the local population.
The disruption of the attack came following confessions made by one of the five suspects who were arrested earlier with 22 Katyusha rockets in their possession.
The district administrator claimed that this was the third attempt on his life in one month.
The District Armed Police were also targeted in the attack.
The district chief blamed the Taliban, and Hilal claimed that he and the Taliban were behind the incident.
The disturbance corresponded with a visit to the site by company officials, who were on a routine inspection of the Masila oilfield, which pumps 230,000 barrels of oil per day. Nexen was a Canadian global energy and chemicals company.
The doctors at J N Hospital had yet to remove the bullet at the time of this release.
The doctors were working on a project to expand health services in the Norte de Santander Department of Colombia. The Associated Press reported that the abducted two were not doctors, but workers with Doctors Without Borders.
The doorman was checking a security monitor when he spotted the bomber leaping over a fence to plant the device in the hallway of the club.
The draft records that were damaged belonged to soldiers who were unlikely to be drafted.
The driver and the guard were also killed.
The driver became suspicious and pushed the bomber out the door where he then blew himself up.
The driver had been sleeping in the same room with the soldiers. None of the other Afghan Mercy Corps employees were injured during the attack.
The driver of the car borrowed it from a police sergeant, who police suspect was the real target of the shooting.
The driver of this "booby trapped" car was a Saudi National and mostly likely linked to Abu Mus'ab al-Zarqawi's terrorist network.
The driver was also killed in the attack.
The driver was killed and the conductor was left critically injured.
The driver was part of a convoy transporting materials to the US Army
The driver's survival and subsequent comments have the authorities believing that the recent spate of suicide attacks have been without the driver's knowledge.
The dry cleaning shop sustained smoke and water damage.
The dynamite was found a day after 197002160001, 197002160002, and 197002160003.  Police reported that the target was apparently random and could not confirm whether this was connected to the previous attacks.
The eastern regional commander of the Rajan Mujti faction of Janatantrik Terai Mukti Morcha (JTMM), identified as Janamukti, claimed responsibility for the attack.
The eastern-based Peoples' Liberation Front of Tamil Eelam separated from the mainstream Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam in March 2004, but the LTTE has accused Sri Lanka's military of backing the breakaway faction, although the military denies the allegation.
The editor of the Kaleidoscope, a radical left-wing outlet, refused to reveal where the newspaper got its information from regarding articles describing the bombing of the Army Research Center at the University of Wisconsin (197008240001).
The editor of the website of the General People's Congress, Abdullah al-Hadrami, said the casualties were two journalists who work for the Web site, which is based in the building in the capital. Al-Hadrami said he had received threats last month after the website published a report that a "military wing" at Al-Iman University in San'a had called for anti-government demonstrations.
The Edmonton branch opened Tuesday, April 4 for normal business.
The eight Zebra killers were Black Muslims, who belonged to the San Francisco chapter of the independent socio-religious sect, the Nation of Islam.  The perpetrators followed the teachings of Elijah Muhammad, and believed that their deity, Allah, motivated them to kill the "devil," which the men translated to mean kill "whites." The Nation of Islam paid for the legal representation of most members during their trials for these attacks.  This was the fifth incident in a series of 20 attacks (with 23 victims) by the perpetrators who came to be know as the Zebra killers: see also events 197310200002, 197310220003, 197310290003, 197311250004, 197312110002, 197312130002, 197312200003, 197312200004, 197312220002, 197312220003, 197312230001, 197401280001, 197401280002, 197401280003, 197401280004, 197404010003, 197401280005, 197402030002, 197402240005, 197403070002, 197403090001, 197403070004, 197403000001, 197403000002, 197403210002, 197404140003, and 197404160003.
The eight Zebra killers were Black Muslims, who belonged to the San Francisco chapter of the independent socio-religious sect, the Nation of Islam.  The perpetrators followed the teachings of Elijah Muhammad, and believed that their deity, Allah, motivated them to kill the "devil," which the men translated to mean kill "whites." The Nation of Islam paid for the legal representation of most members during their trials for these attacks. This was the eighteenth incident in a series of 20 attacks (with 23 victims) by the perpetrators who came to be know as the Zebra killers: see also events 197310200002, 197310220003, 197310290003, 197311250004, 197312110002, 197312130001, 197312130002, 197312200003, 197312200004, 197312220002, 197312220003, 197312230001, 197401280001, 197401280002, 197401280003, 197401280004, 197404010003, 197402030002, 197404140003, and 197404160003.
The eight Zebra killers were Black Muslims, who belonged to the San Francisco chapter of the independent socio-religious sect, the Nation of Islam.  The perpetrators followed the teachings of Elijah Muhammad, and believed that their deity, Allah, motivated them to kill the "devil," which the men translated to mean kill "whites." The Nation of Islam paid for the legal representation of most members during their trials for these attacks. This was the third incident in a series of 20 attacks (with 23 victims) by the perpetrators who came to be know as the Zebra killers: see also events 197310200002, 197310220003, 197311250004, 197312110002, 197312130001, 197312130002, 197312200003, 197312200004, 197312220002, 197312220003, 197312230001, 197401280001, 197401280002, 197401280003, 197401280004, 197404010003, 197404140003, and 197404160003.
The Ekiti State Government had raised an alarm over an impending attack on prominent Ekiti indigenes by out-of-state killers about twenty-four hours before Daramola's murder. This is all the information that is currently known regarding the identities of the assailants.
The elders killed in the attack were identified as Khirullah, Musa Kalim, Abdul Ghafoor, and Qudratullah.
The elections were held on October 13th, 2004, eleven days after this incident. The attacks are thought to have been conducted by the Lashker-e-Taiba separatist group.
The electrical towers carry electricity from Baiji to Baghdad.
The eleven members of the family killed included: three children, including a baby two months of age, and their parents, grandparents, two nephews, and an uncle and aunt.  Neighbors reported hearing gunfire come three times from the house and seeing at least one of the seven attackers wearing fatigues from the military.  It was unclear who fired the gun, as the victims' throats were slit.  When the neighbors reported this to the local militia, who support the government, the miltia would not investigate or attempt to apprehend the killers without orders to do so, despite the fact that they were armed.  Neighbors claimed that if the militia had acted sooner, one or more of the family members could have been saved.
The ELF communique demanded that Nike close all its "sweatshop" factories and return the profits to local communities or face further acts of violence.
The Embassy was not damaged in the attack.
The employee killed in the attack was identified as Aso Masayaw.
The engineers were identified as Manoj Kumar, Deepak Kumar and A. K. Sharma.
The ensuing battle that occurred after the initial Boko Haram attack on electrical workers lasted until December 19, 2014.
The Ethiopian government denies that the attackers are from Ethiopia
The Euskadi Ta Askatasuna (ETA) did not claim responsibility for this exact act but many of the groups prior attacks were done in a similar nature.
The event was a suicide bomber who drove himself into the market.
The exact amount of time that the victim had been missing is unknown.
The exact date of the execution is unknown.
The exact intended target remained unclear, as there was an opposition rally, appearance by the Provincial Premier, an African National Congress local meeting, in a Muslim neighborhood.
The exact location of the attack was not given. The article mentioned that the attack occurred along the Kavkaz highway near the Samaski forest and the Achkhoy-Martan police were involved with the investigation.
The exact location of the attack was not indicated in the article describing the attack.
The exact manner of death of the policemen was unreported, but they were found decapitated.
The exact number of individuals who were injured in the attack are unknown.
The exact number of people killed and injured varied by report. Initially there were at least 13 dead, not including the two suicide bombers. Reports from the days following the attack mentioned that some died from injuries. Most reports placed the number of dead at 16, not including the two bombers. Similarly, the number of injured ranged from 38 to 58. The second bomber was not identified in other reports but some other internet websites named the second bomber as Zinaida Alijeva.
The exact time of the attack is speculated; one source claims it took place on the night of 9/15/2008, the other says it took place during the early morning hours of 9/16/2008.
The explanation given for the release of the hostages was that they had no role in the Iraqi government and that it would be un-Islamic to condemn them for having no such role.
The explosion at a crowded petrol station occurred near the interior ministry - a frequent target by Sunni Arab insurgents who accuse the ministry and police of being in league with Shi i militias.
The explosion came five days after Basque local elections that excluded hundreds of pro-independence candidates allegedly linked to ETA's outlawed political wing.
The explosion came hours after the state Director General of Police (DGP) Gopal Sharma told a crowded news conference that he believed the deadly module responsible for Friday's multiple serial grenade blasts in Srinagar had been busted, leading some to look towards JeM, which for the moment had claimed responsibility for those attacks.
The explosion came just two days after a bus carrying Serbian families into Kosovo was hit by a remote control bomb, killing 10 people and injuring 43. Both incidents were blamed on ethnic Albanian militants.
The explosion coincided with ceremonies marking the President's ascent to power after a five year civil war between the President's secular government and a mostly Islamic opposition.
The explosion derailed the diesel engine and the front two carriages of the Chiltan Express although they remained upright
The explosion did not create a fire.
The explosion during the busy morning shopping period at a vegetable market in Baghdad's southeastern Zafaraniyah neighborhood.  Police evacuated the market after finding a second bomb.
The explosion followed attacks since an army operation in July that evicted militants from the radical Red Mosque.
The explosion happened just two days after Ariel Sharon was elected prime minister of Israel and vowed to take a hard line against Palestinian terrorist organizations.
The explosion hit the main market in the provincial capital Quetta and most of the injured were in a bus which was passing by, city police chief Mujeeb-ur Rehman told AFP news. Twelve of the injured were released after receiving first aid in hospital.
The explosion injured at least 7 people.  But it is unknown if it killed anyone.
The explosion kept hundreds of people who work in the Hacienda Business Park from reporting to their offices that morning, while police and federal agents combed the area for clues.  The same group may have been responsible for bombings at Chiron Corp earlier in the year.
The explosion killed Master-Sergeant Israwut Palasak and wounded five other soldiers.
The explosion may have targeted Kirkuk Police Director Colonel Kamran Ahmed, although he was unharmed.
The explosion occurred at 8:10am.  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 an audiotape to a CBS affiliate explaining his alphabet bombing method.  Kurbegovic also 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.
The explosion occurred at about 10:00pm; This incident is linked to four other similar bombings on the same day by OVRP in various parts of Puerto Rico (198412100005, 198412100006, 198412100007, and 198412100008).
The explosion occurred at about 10:43 pm; the event was claimed by both two warning calls prior to the blast as well as the communiqué left at the scene
The explosion occurred at about 3:10am.  It appears three phone calls were made to emergency numbers, all from the same male caller stating he was a member of the Aryan Nation and claiming responsibility for the bombing on behalf of the group.
The explosion occurred at approximately 12:00pm; The perpetrator was later identified as Theodore Kaczynski, known as the "Unabomber."  In 1996, he was arrested and indicted for nearly 20 bombings, and the murder of Scrutton as well as 2 others. He was sentenced to life in prison without parole.
The explosion occurred at approximately 7:30am; device detonated near drinking fountain in the Academy; This incident is linked to four other similar bombings on the same day by OVRP in various parts of Puerto Rico (198412100005, 198412100006, 198412100007, and 198412100009).
The explosion occurred close to the Mayor's office on Lise Avenue creating the suspicion that the true object of this attack may have been political assassination.
The explosion occurred in a Christian neighborhood of Beirut.
The explosion occurred in early morning hours; This incident is linked to four other similar bombings on the same day by OVRP in various parts of Puerto Rico (198412100005, 198412100006, 198412100008, and 198412100009).
The explosion occurred moments before fireworks were supposed to begin as part of the Sibi festival celebration.
The explosion occurred on the corner of Chernihowsky and Weizmann streets, near the exit to the Kfar Sava-Tel Aviv highway.
The explosion occurred on the Jalalabad-Torkham highway fifteen kilometers from Jalalabad.
The explosion resulted in minor injuries to a man's leg.
The explosion took place on a gravel country road just four kilometers (2.5 miles) from where two other Serbs were killed in an almost identical incident two week before this incident. The provincial capital is surrounded by Serb villages, which had been the target of attacks in a flare-up of anti-Serb violence which left 10 Serbs dead and more than 20 injured in the weeks preceding this attack.
The explosion took place took place near the entrance of the hotel, twenty minutes after the Revolutionary Cells placed a warning telephone call to the Athens daily, "Eleftherotypia."
The explosion was intended to occur inside the station, but the woman apparently was afraid of the police searching people and papers at the entrance to the station. The suicide bomber was identified as Roza Magayeva.
The explosion wrecked the house and injured four children: two members of Luka's family and two people from neighbor's house.
The explosions occurred at 11:30pm and witnesses reported seeing a man speeding away in a pickup truck yelling "We did it, we did it."  The perpetrators admitted that the bombings were in retaliation for the American hostage situation in Beirut after the hijacking of TWA Flight 847, but one of their attorneys did not believe this argument and claimed that the Moslem community did not need to feel threatened by the situation as the perpetrators were involved in mindless bombings of  a portable toilet, a trash bin, a car, a postal box, a newspaper box and a telephone booth in prior months.  Some government officials also denied the connection with the hijacking of TWA Flight 847.
The explosions occurred at about 12:36 a.m.
The explosions took place in Buspark, Janakichowk, Ladobela, Pesiabazaar, and the Campus area. Kashodevi Sah and her husband were wounded in the explosions, though neither were injured seriously.
The explosive device detonated after the victim attempted to pick up currency placed on top of the device.
The explosive device detonated around 7:30pm, when the office was empty.
The explosive device detonated at 11:50 AM, as Judi Bari was driving past Oakland High School.  Authorities originally arrested Bari and Darryl Cherney, accusing them of illegally transporting bombs.  However, six months later Bari and Cherney were released due to a lack of evidence.  In 2002, their estates were awarded $4.4 million because it was determined that their civil rights were violated by the FBI and the Oakland Police Department.  The pipe bomb in this incident was similar to the explosive device used in the attack on the Louisiana Pacifica Sawmill in Cloverdale California two weeks prior to the attack on Bari (199005100013).  On May 29th, 1990, the Santa Rosa Press Democrat received a letter from an anonymous individual, referring to himself as "the Lord's Avenger," claiming that he bombed Bari's vehicle because of her pro-choice activism.  The Lord's Avenger also claimed to have bombed the Louisiana Pacific sawmill to frame Bari.  It is widely believed that this letter is a hoax.
The explosive device detonated before the attacker could get to the Kandahar police chief.
The explosive device in the soft drink led to the discovery of an explosives-packed gallon drum hidden among other fuel drums at the park. There have also been reports of hundreds of similar soda can bombs found in Kano in the past week.
The explosive device may have been intended to disrupt the combing operation, in order to protect the emir and his associates.
The explosive device was discovered and defused before it could be successfully detonated.
The explosive device was discovered near the site of an ambush that occurred earlier in the month. Sources speculate that it might have been left over from that attack.
The explosive device was hidden inside a fire extinguisher.
The explosive device was located at 7:30 PM.
The explosive device was planted at the same spot as an attack that occurred on November 19, 2016.
The explosive device was planted in the grave of someone who had been killed in a bombing on August 8th, 2013.
The explosive device was planted inside the grocery shop at 6:30 pm on 01/20/2012. The device exploded when the disposal team arrived on 01/21/2012 to de-activate it.
The explosive device went off near the basement window of a nine-storey building being built near the prosecutor's office.
The explosive devices were planted in close proximity to student union elections.
The explosive used in this incident reportedly match the explosive mixture used in the August 19, 2003, suicide attack on the UN headquarters in Baghdad, which killed 22 people.
The explosive was activated via an electric device apparently by members of FARC's 42nd Front.
The explosives destroyed the dome and damaged a large portion of the shrine.
The explosives used in this attack were proved identical to those used in a blast at the United Nations headquarters in Baghdad on August 19, 2003 (cf. 200308190001).
The explosives were buried in a dirt lot and may have been used as a double-tap attack to cluster fleeing civilians in an optimized kill zone. Rescue efforts were complicated by ongoing repairs to the Diyala Bridge, which had been bombed in May 2007.
The explosives were concealed in a truck transporting coconuts.  It was the largest stock of explosives seized by police up to that date.
The extent of the damage was unspecified.
The facility was being constructed by the Planned Parenthood of Minnesota.  Abortions would not have been performed at the clinic, however the decision to build a Planned Parenthood clinic in Rapid City was protested by many anti-abortion activists.
The factory owner and her daughter, Ayelet, had been preparing to go home from the factory in the vehicle when the owner received a call from her husband, who asked that she not leave yet.  One of the Palestinian workers opened the car door and that was when the bomb detonated.  The owner later proclaimed that she would not stop employing Palestinians, despite the warning.
The failed attack came hours after the ETA suspended its cease fire with the Spanish government.
The failed attack occurred one week after demonstrations against the R.O.T.C. at the University of Illinois.
The fake roadblock was set up around 7:00 PM and lasted two hours.  A military roadblock had already been established three KM away.
The family earlier received a threatening note telling them to leave the neighborhood or they would be in danger.  Though the Williams were frightened, White neighbors consoled them and convinced them to stay in the neighborhood.
The family heard two explosions and saw three meter high flames when the explosions occurred
The family offered the gunmen money in exchange for the victim's safety; they refused, stating they were there to take his life.
The family was returning from having just delivered the baby that was killed in the blast.
The family was suspected of being informers to the security services.
The FARC had previously demanded that the area of Valle del Cauca be demilitarized. FARC acknowledged its involvement by forwarding a proof of life consisting of two letters from Solorzano to his family on September 18. One of the hostages was released on February 16, 2011. The fate of the remaining hostages is unknown.
The FARC members were said to be part of the 'Jacobo Arenas' Mobile Column and the electrical repairmen were escorted by the BILOP "Jose Hilario Lopez' Infantry Battalion of the Army's 29th Brigade.
The farmer was identified by the initials B. M.  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because the intended target of the assailants remains unknown.
The FARP is one of 5 splinter groups of the Popular Revolutionary Army.
The fatalities were identified as Army Sergeant Joshua A. Born and Corporal Timothy J. Conrad Jr.
The fatalities were identified as Constable Abdullah Mengal, Shahjehan, Abdullad Pirkani, and Mumtaz Sarpara.
The fatalities were identified as Fortunato Andamon, Erwin Andamon, Dodo Akuman, Nestor Limbal and Michael Limbal. The survivor was identified as Aki Andamon.
The fatalities were identified as Ian Carlos Sevilla and Mark Anthony Morales. A Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) spokesperson denied their involvement in the attack.
The fatalities were identified as Inspector Bala Maigida and Sergeant Tanko. The injured police officer was a corporal.
The fatalities were identified as Major Abdul Latif and Officer Syed Ismail.
The fatalities were identified as Sub-Inspector BC Wahid Bhaksh and Constable Baddar Uddin. The check post was guarding power pylons.
The fatality was identified as Lance Naik Nawaruddin Mahsud.
The fatality was Wazir Khan. The wounded are: Samina, Muskan, Nasreen, Asma, Surat Khan, Ghulam Qadir, Bari Khan, Muneer Ahmad, and Abdule Rehman.
The fate of Addison's interpreter remains unknown.
The fate of the abductees is unknown
The fate of the four remaining hostages from this incident and the thirteen already held by the perpetrators was unknown.
The fate of the Governor's son and the four bodyguards is unknown.
The fate of the hostage is unknown.
The fate of the hostage was not reported.
The fate of the hostages is unknown.
The fate of the kidnapped victim is unknown.
The fate of the kidnapped victims is unknown.
The fate of the other man kidnapped is not mentioned in the news report.
The fate of the remaining two victims was not disclosed in reports.
The fate of the remaining victims is unknown. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201510180061 and 201510180062.
The fate of the seven hostages not released with the others was not reported.
The fate of the victims is unknown.
The fate of those kidnapped was unknown.
The father managed threw the bomb back out through the window after it was thrown into the house.  He had been on the sofa in the living room sleeping when the bomb was thrown into the house.  After he threw the bomb back outside it exploded, doing damage to the exterior walls of the house.  The three children in the home were two, four, and seven years old.
The father was 30 years old and his daughter was 6 years old.  They were both hospitalized for their injuries.
The father was Sinniyah Moorthi Martin (38), the mother was Anthony Mary (known as Chithra, 27), the daughter was Anne Lakshitha (9), and the son was Dilakshan Anpiya (7).  Their bodies were found hanging in their house by neighbors.  The family had been living as refugees in India but had returned after the ceasefire was signed.  The family was hacked to death (the type of sharp object used was not clear).  The mother was raped.  The father and children were hung up in the house, while the mother was left on the floor.  The government conducted investigations and conclusively identified the LTTE as the perpetrators.
The Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives said it believes the fires were caused by arson, but it did not identify any persons or groups of interest.
The federal office building had been the site of many anti-war demonstrations.  Following the explosion, police reported six false bomb threats in Minneapolis.  Police Officer Joseph Christy was knocked unconscious by the blast but he would recover from his injuries.
The female perpetrator was most likely acting on orders from the head of the Arab mercenaries in Chechnya Abu Al-Walid and the man controlling the cash flows of international terrorists, Abu Omar As-Sayef. Under a common pattern, Shamil Basayev - one of the leaders of Chechen terrorists - was expected to claim responsibility.
The female ranger was part of the Thai military, but was murdered at home.
The fifteen total passengers were kept on the boat for approximately 20 minutes, then all the passengers except for the captain and his assistant were released. The captain and assistant were released at a later point in time.
The fighting started when 100 gunmen, allegedly backers of a Tongkil mayoralty bet and his running mate, attacked the village of Sagumbal.
The final outcome of this hostage situation is unknown.
The fire began around 8:00 PM and raged for 45 minutes before firefighters put it out.  After the incident, the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC) received from letters from leaders of the Jewish Defense League claiming the attack, however it was not believed that these letters were authentic.  Authorities believed that this incident might have been connected to the bombing of the ADC offices in Santa Ana California and the attempted bombing of the ADC offices in West Roxbury Massachusetts during the previous year (198508070007 and 198510110002).
The fire began at 8:30 PM. The Armed Commandos of Liberation claimed the incident but authorities did not discover any evidence proving that the fire was set intentionally.
The fire brigade said at least four homes were on fire in the beachside complex in southern Corsica, which was thought to be empty at the time, but that they could not intervene to quench the flames until demining experts had been sent in to secure the site.
The fire burned for around an hour and a half until firefighters were able to extinguish it.  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.
The fire burnt itself out on its own.  Two weeks earlier, there was a similar attack against the same abortion clinic (200503190014).
The fire ignited at 5:00 AM.  The attack took place during the 19th anniversary of the Roe V. Wade decision.  One month before the incident, anti-abortion protesters attempted to blockade the abortion clinic.  Two years after the attack, trees surrounding the same abortion clinic were ignited on fire by an arsonist (199401000001).
The fire in the military vehicle was discovered around 1:00 AM.  Diana Vasquez placed the pipe bomb underneath the vehicle, Rafael Marrero placed the pipe bomb in front of the office, and Jose Solis drove the getaway car.  Two communiqués by the Boricua Revolutionary Front were left at the scene, a communiqué was sent to Chicago's Puerto Rican Cultural Center, and the next day Solis anonymously called United Press International claiming the incident on behalf of the BRF.  The incident was purposely scheduled to coincide with International Human Rights Day.
The fire started at about 4am and was brought under control at about 5:15am.  The incident occurred hours before a voting rights hearing was set to take place.
The fire that broke out did not cause any damage.
The fire was discovered at 1:45 AM.
The fire was discovered at about 2:00am.  The perpetrators were part of a group calling themselves "The Family," which committed nearly 20 arson and ecotage attacks over a 6 year period. Ferguson became a government witness and in return, was sentenced to 2 years probation for his crimes during this 6 year period. Tubbs was sentenced to 12 years and 7 months in prison, Meyerhoff was sentenced to 13 years in prison, Savoie was sentenced to 4 years and 3 months, and McGowan to 7 years, for their respective involvement in various incidents over the course of the 6 years.
The fire was discovered at about 4:15am.  The perpetrators were part of a group calling themselves "The Family," which committed nearly 20 arson and ecotage attacks over a 6 year period. Tubbs was sentenced to 12 years and 7 months in prison, Meyerhoff was sentenced to 13 years in prison, and Gerlach was sentenced to 9 years, for their respective involvement in various incidents over the course of the 6 years.
The fire was discovered by construction workers at 7:30 AM.  The conflagration was put out immediately.
The fire was extinguished before it could cause major damage.  Within a two month period, there were three other attacks against abortion facilities in Ohio. (197802180009, 197801080005, and 197802000006)
The fire was first reported at 1:15 PM.  The attack caused no disruptions to operations at the abortion clinic.
The fire was first reported at 1:35 AM.  The abortion clinic opened up the next day on time.  The health care facility had been the target of many protests and earlier in the week the clinic received a bomb threat.  This incident took place days after the Supreme Court reaffirmed the decision of Roe V. Wade.
The fire was first reported at 10:31 PM and extinguished three hours later.  Roses under a sign with the slogan 'right to life' were found at the scene.
The fire was first reported at 10:45 PM.  A fire was set at another abortion clinic in Palm Beach County one year before this incident (200407020005).  In the ten years before the attack, the abortion clinic was the target of weekly protests.
The fire was first reported at 12:45 AM and firefighters were able to put out the blaze fifteen minutes later.  The abortion clinic opened up on time the next morning.
The fire was first reported at 3:15 AM.  Authorities suspected that it was caused by some sort of flammable liquid and were unsure whether the motivations of the perpetrators were 'for' or 'against' the Vietnam War.  After the incident, Cal State Fullerton banned all rallies on campus.
The fire was first reported at 5:00 AM.  The motive for the incident remains unknown.  The abortion clinic had previously been the target of many protesters; however, in an issue unrelated to the arson, the administrator of the facility, Alan Weiselberg, was later convicted of making fraudulent charges to insurance companies.  Authorities were unsure whether this attack was carried by Weiselberg or anti-abortion protesters.
The fire was first reported at 5:40 AM.  The blaze was extinguished quickly by firefighters.
The fire was first reported at 9:38 PM.  Dr. DeHaan had recently been named the 'abortionist of the month' by the Right to Life Committee in Washington DC.  Dr. DeHaan did not perform abortions at the office that was attacked.  Nevertheless, two day before the incident, a young man was witnessed shouting anti-abortion slogans in front of the office late at night.
The fire was first spotted at 2:00 AM.  The abortion clinic had been picketed numerous times over the previous six years.  Nevertheless, authorities did not believe that the incident was politically motivated
The fire was ignited around 2:00 AM.  The incident took place hours before the Supreme Court was scheduled to release a decision on abortion rights.  The abortion clinic had been the subject of previous protests.
The fire was ignited around 3:00 AM.
The fire was ignited at 1:00 AM and firefighters were able to extinguish it by 2:45 AM.  The abortion clinic was forced to relocate as a result of the attack.
The fire was ignited at 10:00 PM.  Fifteen minutes later, the blaze was extinguished by firefighters.
The fire was ignited at 10:30 PM.
The fire was ignited at 9:30 AM.  The Hallmark Clinic had previously received threats earlier in the year.
The fire was ignited between 2:00 AM and 3:00 AM.  Three days later, Peter Quinn set a fire at a Planned Parenthood clinic in nearby Waukesha, Wisconsin (199903310007).
The fire was returned by Frontier Corps personnel. There was no damage and there were no injuries or fatalities reported.”
The fire was set at 1:18 AM.  A bomb was discovered at an abortion clinic in Lathrup Village, Michigan a few days later (198612040003).  Three years after the incident, a bomb damaged the new facility of the Planned Parenthood of Kalamazoo and fifteen years later the clinic was attacked again (198909050036 and 200101280007).
The fire was set in the R.O.T.C. storage area.  David Boggs was the fireman who was injured.
The fire was started within a hallway in the interior of the building.
The firebomb was suspected of being a Molotov cocktail.
The firebomb went off at 4:41 AM.  The Fletcher School had received threats five months before the incident.  The Students for a Democratic Society had routinely protested the university's alleged association for the CIA, but denied any involvement in the firebombing.
The firebombing occurred at 12:19 AM.  Minutes after the fire broke out, a spokesman for the Chicano Liberation Front called the Los Angeles Times claiming responsibility the attack.  The Chicano Liberation Army also 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."
The firebombs were hidden throughout the store in merchandise and under stationary.  The firebombs ignited in a period of forty-five minutes on two levels of the store.  The employees at the store were able to prevent the blaze from causing more extensive damage.  Police believe this incident was linked to the firebombings in three Woolworth stores and a supermarket in New York with similar incendiary devices a month later (197006300002, 197006300003, 197006300004, and 197006300005).
The fires were first observed at about 3:45am.  The perpetrators were part of a group calling themselves "The Family," which committed nearly 20 arson and ecotage attacks over a 6 year period. Chelsea Gerlach was sentenced to 9 years for her crimes ; Stanislas Meyerhoff was sentenced to 13 years in prison; Rebecca Rubin and  Josephine Overtaker remained fugitive; William Rodgers committed suicide while being held in an Arizona jail in 2005.  Jacob Ferguson and Kevin Tubbs were also involved in the planning of the incident, but they were not indicted for this particular case.
The first blast occurred at about 1:19am in the room of Stephen Paster, less than an hour after Paster had checked-in to the hotel; the second and third explosions happened about 90 minutes later, just before 3a.m.  The perpetrator, Stephen Paster, had stayed at Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh's ranch and central commune, called Rajneeshpuram, about 150-200 miles away from the hotel in Oregon the night before the explosions.  Additionally, he lodged at the ranch with two other men, who registered with the names "Robert D. Greenwood" and "Edward C. Lindsey," who were being sought by police as potential additional perpetrators in the hotel bombing.  During Paster's trial for arson, authorities said they found a bomb factory and manuals describing the construction of homemade bombs and munitions at Paster's apartment in Los Angeles. The Rajneeshees had received death threats for months prior to this event, and there were violent acts and explosions against the group when members were in India as well.
The first bomb detonated around 11:00 AM and the second bomb detonated around 1:00 PM.
The first bomb detonated around 11:00 AM and the second bomb detonated around 2:00 PM.
The first bomb detonated around 2:00 PM.
The first bomb detonated around 4:05 AM.  The device detonated while many occupants of the apartment complex were preparing their pre-fast meal during Ramadan.
The first bomb detonated at 8:00 AM while the second two bombs detonated simultaneously around 10:00 AM.
The first bomb was defused at 4:30 PM and the second bomb was defused around 24 hours later.
The first deputy director of Chechnya's security service, Magomed Koriyev, told Interfax that terrorists obviously tried to kill Magomadov.
The first device was planted in a stationary vehicle at the densely-built al-Zahraa Square, a half-mile from the Kazimiyah Shrine, an area controlled by the Mahdi Army. This was one of 3 related attacks (cf. 200706060010 and 200706060011).
The first five hostages were killed; however, the second two hostages abducted separately were safely released.
The first occurred when an unknown suicide bomber detonated his explosive vest at approximately 1:50 PM adjacent to the Shi’i al-Sadr Mosque just after the conclusion of Friday prayers. This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200706080004).
The first of the two bombings occurred when an unknown suicide bomber detonated his vest at the entrance to the police headquarters. The attack likely represented a double-tap operation to draw first responders into the kill zone before detonating a larger explosive, a tactic rarely seen outside major cities in Iraq to this point. This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200706060035).
The first of the two bombs damaged a vehicle in Marwais Mena belonging to the Iranian Consulate. Afghan police arrested five individuals for the attack the next day, but their affiliation, if any, was not subsequently revealed in open media. This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200706050046).
The first of two attacks involved a minibus at a bus terminal. Iraqi police claimed the vehicles were packed with rockets, mortar rounds, and fuel. This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200706080013).
The first source says the bomb was found in a hospital warehouse while another source reported that the grenade was found in the hospital basement underneath the Semar ward, which was filled with 20 patients.  Another source says the grenade was found in a room where oxygen was stored, which was not close to any patients being treated.  It was unclear whether the hospital was evacuated or not - one source reports an evacuation did occur while another source reports that no evacuation was necessary.  There was also some question as to whether the faxed threat and demand for money was actually related to the grenade that was found in the hospital, as the threat occurred two weeks before the grenade was found and noted that the hospital had to make the payment by 1pm on the day the threat/demand was made.
The first two sources list the kidnapping of two drivers and their murder, the third source (NCTC) lists that it was just an assault.  Both kidnapping and armed assault were entered because a majority of sources lists it as such.
The fishermen were killed for supposedly violating a fishing ban imposed by the guerrilla group in the area, according to media reports.
The five gunmen stopped the group of Christian Missionaries close to midnight on July 30, 2004. The gunmen seized the three men in the group, an American, a Briton and an Irishman, but did not take the five women in the group. The three men were released within a few hours of the kidnapping, on July 31, 2004.
The five male victims remain unidentified. Rebel leaders claim they belong to Tamil civilians picked up by security forces either in Colombo or on the road from the north. They offered no proof though. The police are investigating whether the deaths could be the result of a gang war. Police stated that the bodies were likely killed elsewhere and then dumped on the plantations. Four were completely naked, and one was wearing underwear.
The five rebels were killed when the Sri Lankan military came upon them planting mines near the defense line. The soldiers killed the rebels. The mines did not detonate.
The flight was delayed for approximately an hour before taking off and successfully making it to Quetta.
The flooding caused between $20,000 and $40,000 in damage and  ALF claimed responsibility in a post-incident post to an animal liberation website. The group accused London of addicting animals to nicotine and narcotics for research purposes.
The floor of the building where the bomb was discovered contained offices, including Alico, and one residential apartment. The Popular Revolutionary Action claimed responsibility by sending a five page proclamation to the Eleftherotypia Daily Newspaper. The proclamation criticized former Public Order Minister and current PASOK Secretary Michalis Chryssohoidis, chief of police Fotis Nasiakos, and the Chairman of the Court trying the "November 17" alleged members at Korydallos prison, and spoke of the "collapse of democracy" and of the "fascism of the Greek society." The proclamation also made reference to the "fallen former fighters of the Left" and the modernizers who rendered Greece a country subjugated to the Americans.
The former district administrative head had been killed in a previous attack.
The four abducted individuals were Susma Mehta, Sunesh Ram, Ahmed, and Akhtar Ansari.
The four abductees were the head, treasurer, secretary, and member of the reconstruction council.
The four Americans killed were employees with the U.S. firm, Dyncorp Inc. This was the first reported suicide bombing in Baghdad's Green Zone.
The four arrested assailants reportedly belonged to a student group called Force Etudiante Critique which is a radical element in the student protests against increased tuition rates.
The four arrested perpetrators were: Sean O'Reilly (23) of Ardkeen View; Brendan Burns (20) of St James Gardens; Carl Reilly (22) of Beechmount Street, Thomas Crossan (27) of Rodney Parade.
The four assailants first hijacked a Hyundai car to stage the attack on the police station. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Given the context in Dagestan, the police station may have been targeted by criminal gangs.
The four children were released unharmed on June 10, while the bodies of the two men were discovered with wounds to the neck on June 13. The whereabouts of the three women were unknown as of 08/19/2008.
The four civilians were bound and gagged by the perpetrators.  Then, the perpetrators left them and set up the explosion in the home next door.  Authorities believed that the incident can also be attributed to competing splinter groups of the FLNC.
The four injured officers were identified as the assistant sub-inspector Amjad Khan and constables Zubair, Ehsan and Khadim.
The four intruders were wearing masks and Iraqi Army uniforms.
The four men were abducted but the intent was to kill them.
The four men who confessed were not captured during the attack, but were arrested within 24 hours of the incident.
The four perpetrators were also indicted for the New Year's Eve 1999 arson at Michigan State University (199912310003). For the two incidents, Marie Mason was sentenced to 21 years and 10 months, and Frank Ambrose was sentenced to nine years due to his cooperation with the government;  Burthwick and Fultz were indicted and still awaiting trial as of 2009.
The four perpetrators were also responsible for the arsons at Middle Island and Miller Place on December 9 and 19 in Suffolk County, New York. See incidents 12900 and 121900.
The four perpetrators were also responsible for the arsons at Middle Island and Mount Sinai on December 9 and 29 in Suffolk County, New York. See incidents 121900 and 123000.
The four perpetrators were also responsible for the arsons at Miller Place and Mount Sinai on December 19 and 29 in Suffolk County, New York. See incidents 121900 and 123000.
The four policemen had been assigned to provide security for trains between Chana District and the border with Pattani province.
The four rockets were said to have been launched from the Kama District and all exploded in agriculture fields. Both Al-Qaida and the Taliban were suspected in the attack.
The four teens were members of the American Nationalist Socialist Workers, Students and Christians Party.  Only one out of the four Molotov cocktails ignited.
The four-story building housed lawyers' offices and branches of the Education Ministry, the Jewish National Fund and the Family Law Court. The street was closed for about half an hour to allow police sappers to search the area for additional bombs. The police discovered the remains of two pipe bombs with a clock attached in the unlocked lobby of the building, near the elevator.
The fourth attack type was Bombing/Explosion.
The fourth attack type was hostage taking and the hostage was release.
The fourth soldier is still missing.
The fourth victim, Julieto dela Cerna, was not hit by gunfire when the others were killed and he escaped. The attackers sent a note to the families of the kidnap victims demanding 50,000 in Philippine pesos (approximately $1,200) for the release of their relatives.
The FPI members were demonstrating against a number of issues, including the magazine's American ownership, availability of the magazine in outlets that could not be monitored, and the use of the word "Playboy" for the magazine's title. Most employees had left the building when the attack commenced to avoid injury. --A member of Islam Defender's Front, Ali Zaini was taken into custody April 17. The building's management asked Playboy Indonesia publisher to move outside the building and police asked it to leave Jakarta. --The magazine moved its editorial offices to mostly Hindu Bali island. The editor in chief of Playboy went on trial on charges of publishing indecent material the following December.
The Free Aceh Movement (GAM) deputy commander for the Pase region, Abu Sofyan Daud, claimed responsibility for the attack.
The Free Aceh Movement (GAM) said the attackers were soldiers who thought the victims to be rebels.
The Free Syrian Army claims that the building was damaged and the attack resulted in casualties; however, witnesses stated the building appeared to be intact and that there was limited security deployed to the area following the attack.
The Free Syrian Army negotiated for the release of the journalists.
The French construction personnel were working on a dam at the Atlas mountains which is an area with a large the GSPC presence.
The French personnel were working with the Pakistani military on a submarine project. This was a serious attack on the French and may have affected their future policy of having French nationals working in Pakistan, although immediately after the incident the French government said this would not affect their military contracts with Pakistan.
The Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia (FARC) commonly target electricity towers in Colombia.
The funeral for Gregg on 02/06/2003 was attended by thousands of pro-UK (loyalist) supporters in Northern Ireland.  Adair's associates were arrested over the subsequent years for other charges, but no one has been arrested and brought to trial for Gregg and Carson's murders.  Family members for Gregg claimed that Gregg feared of assassination in the days before his death, yet the inquest did not find any direct evidence that Gregg had prior knowledge of the attack that night (see Source #4 in this case's corresponding reference source).
The funeral was closed to the public and only Iraqi officials were allowed to attend. According to the Iraq Human Rights Observer at the United Nations, targeting Shi'i scholars in Iraq was said to be aimed at silencing the opposition.
The gasoline tanker was stolen several hours before it was destroyed.
The Gawahati blasts, the worst in Assam for years, followed warnings in recent weeks by Indian security officials about the extent to which terrorist groups operating against the Government were being assisted by groups in Bangladesh, which shares a border with Assam. Madrassas in Bangladesh are believed to supply weapons to the ULFA insurgents.
The generals were on an inspection tour when the attack occurred.
The George Jackson Brigade bombed the same Safeway store four days later (197510240003).  The George Jackson Brigade claimed that Ralph Patrick Ford was 'Comrade Po.'  It is unclear whether he was actually a member of the organization.
The George Jackson Brigade did not claim this attempted attack.
The George Jackson Brigade released a communiqué on June 21, 1977 claiming this incident and the robbery of a Bellevue liquor store one month earlier (197705210003).  The GJB stated that "banks and the state are the real robbers of society.  (See communiqués of the George Jackson Brigade. <http://www.gjbip.org/comm_teeth.htm>)
The George Jackson Brigade released a communiqué on June 21, 1977 claiming this incident and the robbery of a Rainier National Bank branch in Bellevue on June 20, 1977 (197706200009).  The GJB made it a point to admit that they returned $45 stolen from the purse of the store manager.  (See communiqués of the George Jackson Brigade. <http://www.gjbip.org/comm_teeth.htm>)
The George Jackson Brigade released a communiqué on October 12, 1977 claiming the incident.  The GJB stated that the dealership was chosen because Westlund was the president of the King County Automobile Dealers' Association.  (See communiqués of the George Jackson Brigade. <http://www.gjbip.org/comm_teeth.htm>)
The German hotel manager was married to a Colombian woman and had lived in Tolima for 18 years.
The girl said she was kidnapped at the age of 13 and had no idea she was going to be used as a human bomb. The explosion was detonated reomtely, but she was only injured.
The Gomalzam Dam is a 203 million dollar project that has between 70 and 80 Chinese engineers working on it. During the resolution of the hostage crisis, a tribal chieftan agreed to separately guard both the kidnapped and the kidnappers. The kidnappers had been holed up in a cave surrounded by Pakistani security forces. Though Afghan immigrants conducted the kidnapping, it is believed that foreign elements were behind it.
The goods were taken from the truck.
The government (led by the Socialist Party) blamed the opposition for the attack, while the opposition blamed the Socialists for staging the attack.
The government blames separatists for the attack; whereas, separatists blame Ukrainian soldiers for the incident. The Ukrainian government has opened investigations into the mortar attack.
The government denies that the attack was terrorist-related.  They state that it was the work of organized criminal groups
The government provided no information linking the arrested opposition members to this specific incident.
The governor of Alexandria, General Abdel Sallam Mahgoub, told state-run television that a mentally unstable 25-year-old carrying two knives had carried out the attacks in all three churches in Alexandria that occurred one after the other, wounding up to 6 people before he was arrested. The Interior Ministry identified his as Mahmud Salah-al-Din abd-al-Raziq Husayn, a confectionary shop employee and a student discharged from the Reserve Officers Faculty due to schizophrenia, being admitted to Al-Ma'mura hospital in 2004, but this was dismissed by many as a minimization of the event. --The appeals judge at Alexandria preliminary ordered Husayn to be placed in a mental institution for 45 days observation for sanity. The Alexandria prosecution accused Husayn of murder, attempted murder, attacking a house of worship, and having unlicensed cold steel weapons. --The injury of the dead citizen, Nusihi Ata Girgis, was a deep wound in the abdomen. Qazman Wafiq Zikhari, aged 68, sustained a wound in the right side of his abdomen and Maykil Bisadah Adib sustained a deep wound in the left arm. --After the funeral of one of the victims, clashes broke out where Muslims and Copts attacked each other with sticks in the northern city's downtown area and stones were thrown from nearby buildings. Initial reports said the clashes left at least 15 people injured and four vehicles in flames, according to an interior ministry source.
The governor of Alexandria, General Abdel Sallam Mahgoub, told state-run television that a mentally unstable 25-year-old carrying two knives had carried out the attacks in all three churches in Alexandria that occurred one after the other, wounding up to 6 people before he was arrested. The Interiror Ministry identified his as Mahmud Salah-al-Din abd-al-Raziq Husayn, a confectionary shop employee and a student discharged from the Reserve Officers Faculty due to schizophrenia, being admitted to Al-Ma'mura hospital in 2004, but this was dismissed by many as a minimization of the event. --The appeals judge at Alexandria preliminary ordered Husayn to be placed in a mental institution for 45 days observation for sanity. The Alexandria prosecution accused Husayn of murder, attempted murder, attacking a house of worship, and having unlicensed cold steel weapons. --After the funeral of one of the victims, clashes broke out where Muslims and Copts attacked each other with sticks in the northern city's downtown area and stones were thrown from nearby buildings. Initial reports said the clashes left at least 15 people injured and four vehicles in flames, according to an interior ministry source.
The governor of Alexandria, General Abdel Sallam Mahgoub, told state-run television that a mentally unstable 25-year-old carrying two knives had carried out the attacks in three different churches in Alexandria, wounding two men before he was pursued and arrested. The Interiror Ministry identified his as Mahmud Salah-al-Din abd-al-Raziq Husayn, a confectionary shop employee and a student discharged from the Reserve Officers Faculty due to schizophrenia, but this was dismissed by many as a minimization of the event. --Fadi Mikha'il Hunayn, aged 42, sustained a wound in the left thigh and Naji Butrus Labib, aged 18, had a wound on the upper thigh. Hanna Ibrahim Isa sustained a wound to the left thigh and an artery.  --After the funeral of one of the victims, clashes broke out where Muslims and Copts attacked each other with sticks in the northern city's downtown area and stones were thrown from nearby buildings. Initial reports said the clashes left at least 15 people injured and four vehicles in flames, according to an interior ministry source.
The governor of Bubanza, Gilbert Kayonde, blamed the attack on the village of Gihanga on the National Liberation Forces, the armed wing of the Palipehutu Hutu "liberation" party and one of several rebel Hutu groups. He said the attackers came from the neighboring Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
The governor of Istanbul stated that the attackers were trying to destroy the rule of law in the country.
The governor resigned in a video broadcast.  It is unclear when the video was created and whether this was in direct response to the demands of the abductors.
The grenade bounced off the recently reinforced glass windows and exploded outside.
The grenade missed the barracks and exploded on the adjacent roadway, injuring the civilians.
The grenade missed the target and exploded in a busy roadside market.
The grenade was probably intended for a Border Security Force Battalion, which it missed, striking the roadside instead.
The grenade was probably intended for a police vehicle, which it missed, striking the market instead.
The grenade was thrown by attackers from an upper floor of a building near the fruit stand.  It is unclear whether the target of the attack was the fruit stand and civilians patronizing the stand, or a military motorcycle in the area of the fruit stand.  Sources state either that the target was the fruit stand, or that the target was the motorcycle and the attackers missed from their spot in the upper floor of a nearby building and hit the fruit stand instead.  Recent attacks by the LTTE on government forces are cited by sources.  One of the wounded was a government soldier, while the other wounded and the fatality were civilians.  The soldier was waiting for a bus home when the attack occurred.
The grenade was thrown from a construction site adjacent to the Embassy.
The grenade was thrown from a passing motorcycle and possibly intended for soldiers stationed near the church. The initial reports from the Sulu Police Provincial Office also said the suspect was a member of the Commando Striking Force of the Al Haratakul Al Islamia arm of the Abu Sayyaf. A grenade also exploded at the church on 02 June 2000, which caused no injuries and little damage.
The grenades used for the incident are IED Definitely Not. The outcome of the kidnapping was a combination as 12 people were killed and the remainder were rescued.
The grenades were fired at a board of education office building where the official was housed.
The group and motive is unknown.  For reasons unknown, the authorities stated originally that the device was discovered at the Magistrates Court.
The group and motive is unknown.  Sources do note that the minister was scheduled to attend a meeting that the President was holding for religious leaders.
The group and the motive is unknown
The group Anti-Capitalist Action may be the same as Anti-State Action (199911040004 and 199911070002).
The group Anti-Capitalist Action may be the same as Anti-State Action (cf. 199911040004, 199911050009, 199911070005).
The group claimed responsibility through a press release sent to reporters.
The group is only referred to as armed Albanians and not specifically the Albanian National Army. Also it is very possible that the actual target may have been the Serbian Interior Minister who left the target minutes before the attack.
The group November 17 bombed the same location 10 days earlier. A suspect was arrested after the first bombing, and the second bombing was alleged to be a reaction to the arrest.
The group responsible for the kidnapping also claimed responsibility for the previous kidnapping of Turkish national Aytullah Gezman, who was released.  The tape was originally broadcast on al Jazeera.
The group sent letters to several different newspapers claiming responsibility for the attack.
The group that carried out the attack is led by Ameril Umbra Kato.
The group that kidnapped the legislator was lead by Kanti Lal Maeda, sarpanch of Bari and son of former Minister Dali Chand Maeda.
The group threatened to increase attacks if Indian security forces continued repression of common Kashmiris.
The group threatened to use violence to compel the public if the Imam's commands went unheeded.
The group took responsibility through a spokesperson.
The group's statement said 950 mice, 50 rats, 16 rabbits, 14 guinea pigs, 10 frogs and other animals were freed, and graffiti on walls and doors of one building included "Nowhere is Safe - A.L.F," "A.L.F. We Shall Return" and "Vivisection Will End."
The groups acknowledged responsibility in a written joint statement released by the ‘Joint Revolutionary Council’ that claimed the attack was in response to the denial of bail for militant leader Alhaji Mujahid Dokubo-Asari.
The guard who was killed was also the son of Sirajuddin.
The Guardian Charitable Foundation had been formed several years earlier. It focuses on performing charitable work in the Perm Oblast, the native region of its founder, Konstantin Kurchenkov.  Kurchenkov had made repeated unsuccessful attempts to be elected as a deputy of the State Duma, the Perm Legislative Assembly, and the Moscow City Duma.
The guards counterattacked but were taken prisoner while the perpetrators searched the location for weapons and other valuables.
The guards identified as Wakif Khan and Iftikhar.
The guards were killed by the firearms while the recruits were killed by the bomb.
The guerrillas were seeking to separate the Islamic-majority state of Jammu-Kashmir from predominantly Hindu India, and create an independent country or unify it with Pakistan-held Kashmir.
The guide was killed on 08/12/2010 while the soldier was released in the desert north of Mali on 08/16/2010.
The gun battle sparked an artillery exchange between India and Pakistan's regular Army stationed along the border. Although the Indian government believed that Islamic separatists were behind the attack, they did not single out a specific group as being responsible.
The gun used to kill the victim was a lost police gun
The gunman tried to take a weapon from a soldier, but he was shot by the soldier.
The gunman was a police informant who had become a double agent working for the LTTE.
The gunman's disguise has shaken the local population and reporters.
The gunmen eventually released 3 female passengers
The gunmen hoisted black Islamic flags and shouted anti-Shia epithets during the attack.
The gunmen shot the commander of the police force near his house.
The gunmen wanted the Macedonian government to release three Albanians arrested in connection with the slaying of two Macedonian policemen in exchange for the hostages.
The gunmen were disguised as Iraqi soldiers riding in stolen Iraq army Humvees.
The gunmen were in two cars and sprayed the bus with bullets as they sped by it.
The gunmen wounded a policeman, a journalist and a health worker who were at a magazine store at Kalaiya, about 160 kilometers (100 miles) south of the capital, Katmandu.
The Habi's Er'roub seriat group, which is reportedly made up of about 10 people, of whom are four reportedly natives of Arzew and the surrounding area.
The Hamas group vowed in the leaflet to continue the path of armed resistance until the "Jewish enemy leaves our lands."
The HAMAS member and the driver of the vehicle were killed in the exchange of fire, whereupon other HAMAS members dragged senior Fatah commander Samih al-Madhoun from the vehicle to the house of the deceased HAMAS member and executed him there. Madhun’s death was filmed by HAMAS-affiliated al-Aqsa TV and subsequently broadcast in Gaza. His body was also subsequently dragged through the streets of Nusseirat Refugee Camp.
The Harringay branch remained closed on Tuesday April 4 for forensic officers to conduct a search of the site.
The head of the family was killed in the explosion while the three injured included two women
The headless body was dumped in the Adam Khan village.
The headline mentions a hostage situation; however, no such action seems to have occurred as reports did not elaborate.
The heads of the Palestinian Preventive Security Service launched a wave of arrests shortly after the incident on the suspicion that Force 17 men, members of the "presidential guard," were preparing a bomb meant to eliminate Yasir Arafat.
The health care facility did not perform abortions, however it was previously the target of anti-abortion picketers.
The health worker who was held an extra day was identified as Rosalyn Kiram, a Sulu midwife.
The helicopter crew was going to retrieve the bodies of soldiers slain in previous attacks. Those attacks are identified as 201302210006 and 201302210007.
The helicopter was badly damaged in the incident.
The helicopter, chartered by Jose Transtur travel agency, was on a flight between the northern provincial capital of Uige City and Angola's capital Luanda.  Among the victims were two senior officials from Uige province
The Hercules aircraft was valued at $25 million.
The highest source validity casualties were used for this attack.
The hijacker demanded to be flown to France before he was subdued by security forces.
The hijacker was believed to be a dissenter of Armed Revolutionary Forces of Colombia.
The hijacker was never captured. Authorities said it was probably an act of "scandalous hooliganism," however the incident was still investigated as an act of terrorism.
The hijacker was subdued by airline staff minutes after he tried to hijack the plane.
The hijackers took over the plane about ten minutes into the flight, when one of the female hijackers feigned being sick so she could get into the cockpit.  The hijackers then forced the plane to divert after threatening to blow it up.  Two of the hijackers were thought to be trainees with the Ethiopian Air Force College while the other three were thought to be students at Bahr Dar University in Ethiopia.  This was unclear however, as one of the sources notes that all of the hijackers were thought to have failed pilot training and were sent to Bahr Dar University, where they were failing their classes.  Berhanu Tegegne and Adedaw Walle were thought to be the leaders of the hijackers, and Bagemberman Tebegne was the hijackers who made the claim about the hijackers wanting everyone to see how bad conditions were in Ethiopia.  The plane was carrying Ethiopian soldiers, as well as women, children, and the elderly.  They claimed that many people got sick on the plane while negotiations went on in Khartoum, as the interior was very hot.  According to one of the sources, one of the crew members supposedly escaped from the plane and let authorities know the hijackers were armed.  After Sudanese officials negotiated for asylum for the hijackers, they claimed they would be willing to work with the Ethiopian government to extradite the hijackers back to Ethiopia, where they had the death penalty for hijackers.
The Hindustan Times reported that a total of six people had been killed, while Agence France Presse reported that eight people had been killed.
The Hizballah offensive came hours after Labor Party leader Ehud Barak was declared the winner in elections for Israeli Prime Minister.
The Home's security forces
The homemade bomb was thrown at the hotel from a motorcycle missing the target.
The homes were targeted because they belonged to foreign nationals; however, the nationality is not clear.
The horse was also killed in the attack.
The hospital workers were identified as Sadia and Asif Tanvir.
The hostage died around October 19, 2011.
The hostage escaped in October 2010.
The hostage escaped on June 19, 2011. On June 23, 2011, troops arrested Musana Jamiri and identified him as an Abu Sayyaf member.
The hostage escaped on November 21, 2013.
The hostage outcome is marked as combination because the sources only mentioned one of the hostages being released, the outcome of the other hostage is unknown.
The hostage outcome is marked as combination because three of the hostages paid a ransom note and were released, while the other three hostages outcome is still unknown.
The hostage outcomes conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The hostage takeover occurred at 1:47PM and lasted until about 3:30PM, when the third hostage was released and the perpetrators surrendered.  This Incident was one in a series of Missions attacks in 10 different nations on this day in protest of the Iranian air raid against government rebels hiding in Iraq.  This was the only incident that occurred in the United States.  The five perpetrators were arrested at the scene, and eventually indicted for their crimes.
The hostage taking incident was unsuccessful, therefore there was no kidnapping outcome.
The hostage taking was attempted and not successful or carried out; therefore the incident was captured as an armed assault.
The hostage taking was coded as combination because the militants shot and killed eight of them on 04/21/2011; however, the status of the remaining hostages is unknown.
The hostage was abducted in the morning and it is unknown at exactly what time he was killed.
The hostage was killed and his body was found on January 29, 2010.
The hostage was killed by the abductors when soldiers raided a house, unaware that the hostage was being kept there.
The hostage was killed on March 5, 2009.
The hostage was killed on October 2, 2012.
The hostage was killed two hours after the abduction.
The hostage was released June 3, 2009.
The hostage was released less than 24 hours after the abduction.
The hostage was released on April 27, 2002.
The hostage was released on April 4, 2007.
The hostage was released on April 7, 2007.
The hostage was released on April 8, 2010.
The hostage was released on December 16, 2013.
The hostage was released on December 19, 2011.
The hostage was released on December 29, 2011.
The hostage was released on February 11, 2011. The summary of this incident was partially based on articles originally written in Spanish.
The hostage was released on February 3, 2005. The four men holding Gebrayel Adib Azar hostage in the video were masked and armed. A total of around 30 Lebanese working for private companies, many of them subcontracted by the US military, had been nabbed by insurgents and gangs in the months prior to this kidnapping incident.
The hostage was released on January 1, 2012.
The hostage was released on January 22, 2009.
The hostage was released on July 13, 2011.
The hostage was released on July 17, 2010.
The hostage was released on July 23, 2010. This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201007090003). The summary of this incident was based on articles originally written in Spanish.
The hostage was released on June 22, 2010.
The hostage was released on June 26, 2001.
The hostage was released on June 29, 2005. The outcome of the kidnapping was unknown. Abdulkadir Tanrikulu had been working with US and coalition forces in Iraq.
The hostage was released on March 17, 2008. Police suspected attackers were a criminal gang.
The hostage was released on March 18, 2009.
The hostage was released on March 2, 2010.
The hostage was released on March 20, 2010.
The hostage was released on March 21, 2012.
The hostage was released on March 30, 2006.
The hostage was released on November 15, 2011.
The hostage was released on November 29, 2001.
The hostage was released on October 2, 2005.
The hostage was released on September 15, 2011.
The hostage was released on September 28, 2011.
The hostage was released on September 4, 2010.
The hostage was released shortly after the abduction.
The hostage was rescued on August 20, 2007.
The hostage was rescued on October 1, 2011.
The hostage was taken the same day that three other Chinese workers were abducted. They were released together.
The hostage-takers made no demands in return for the safe return of the hostage.
The hostages claimed they were not harmed or threatened.
The hostages included Americans Guillermo Sobero, and Gracia and Martin Burham and Filipino Ediborah Yap. Reports differed on the nationalities of some of the hostages; some reports stated that aside from the American hostages, the rest of the victims were from the Philippines, while others stated that there were other foreign hostages as well.
The hostages included an interpreter, a German doctor, and five military observers from the Czech Republic, Greece, Sweden, Switzerland and Uruguay.
The hostages included three Germans, two French, two Finns, two South Africans, one Franco-Lebanese, two Filipinos, and ten Malaysians.
The hostages suffered Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, but were otherwise unharmed.
The hostages were agency development officer Badshah Hazrat, field officer Noor Mohammad, site engineer Zeb Nawaz, monitoring officer Javed Iqbal and driver Akbar Zaman
The hostages were campaign workers for Afghanistan's presidential candidate, Dr. Abdullah Abdullah.
The hostages were citizens of Britain, Kosovo, and the Philippines. A spokesperson for the Afghan government was clear that no ransom or prisoner exchange occurred to secure the release of the hostages.
The hostages were freed around 6:15 PM Spanish time.  The three hijackers each received ten year sentences in Spain.
The hostages were held by the perpetrators until approximately mid November.
The hostages were identified as Fathers Jean-Pierre Ndulani, Edmond Kisughu, and Anselme Kakule Wasukundi.
The hostages were identified as Nilo Momo and Elmar Austria.
The hostages were killed after a number of them stormed their kidnappers.
The hostages were released but the tribesmen took their weapons.
The hostages were released on 10/3/2009. The available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from six to 10, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The hostages were released on August 28, 2011.
The hostages were released on August 7, 2007.
The hostages were released on August 8, 2007.
The hostages were released on December 24, 2005. The outcome of the kidnapping was unknown, but the source and Yemen government officials seemed to assume that it would end peacefully with the tourists being released. This was the third recorded abduction of foreign tourists in Yemen in 2005. The other two incidents involved two Swiss tourists kidnapped in Maarib by a tribal chief, and three Spaniards were briefly abducted in the south.
The hostages were released on December 25, 2011.
The hostages were released on December 5, 2011.
The hostages were released on February 26, 2007.
The hostages were released on January 2, 2008. After this incident Doctors without Borders Spanish branch announced the partial evacuation of its employees from the troubled region. This may be related to a previous kidnapping in Bosasso on December 17, involving a French journalist, who was safely released (cf. 200712170001).
The hostages were released on January 7, 2008.
The hostages were released on January 9, 2013 after Syrian officials agreed to release 2,130 prisoners being held in Syrian prisons.
The hostages were released on July 23, 2010. This was one of two related attack (cf. 201007080005). The summary of this incident was based on articles originally written in Spanish.
The hostages were released on July 3, 2011.
The hostages were released on June 18, 2005.
The hostages were released on March 14, 2010.
The hostages were released on March 15, 2012.
The hostages were released on March 18, 2010.
The hostages were released on November 24, 2011.
The hostages were released on November 30, 2007.
The hostages were rescued on April 25, 2011.
The hostages were rescued on August 19, 2009.
The hostages were taken from Matta to Bamakhela, and from there were distributed among people from different villages to feed them and provide them overnight stay.  The militants gave each hostage money to cover transportation costs home.
The hostages were told to tell authorities that the LRA did not want the Amnesty Bill and they wanted to continue with the war. At the time the Ugandan government recently passed an Amnesty bill which would allow any rebel who previously fought the government to hand himself in without fear of prosecution.
The hotel is used by foreign diplomats and once housed the United States Ambassador to Libya.
The house had previously been targeted in an attack in June. That attack is identified as 201306190036.
The House O'Weenies was a meat packing plant.  Sekou Odinga and an unidentified Puerto Rican male entered the business office of the plant and demanded money while Mutulu Shakur drove the getaway car.  The robbery did not go off smoothly as shots were fired.  The perpetrators split up the money amongst themselves, and it is unknown if any of the money was used for anything other than personal benefit.  All of the perpetrators were eventually captured by police.
The HPG Press and Liaison Office issued a statement of PKK responsibility for the attack on June 7.
The human rights defense attorney who represented Guerrero recalled that he was arrested six times by officials of the Directorate of Intelligence and Prevention Services who tried to intimidate him into abandoning his MVR militancy.
The Hutu rebels also looted property and took livestock during the attack.
The identity of the engineer is unclear. One available source reported the identity of the engineer as Suman Kumar Bose and a second available source reported the identity of the engineer as Sudip Ghosh, and because no majority identity was reported, the identity of the engineer was not included in the summary. It is unclear whether or not the engineer was released or whether or not he was rescued. One available source reported the victim as rescued and the other two available sources reported the victim as being released, so the majority method reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The identity of the militant is unclear; one source identified the militant as Debensar, and the other source identified the militant as Gajenser.
The IDF army base near Ashkelon was attacked with a Qassam rocket on December 18, 2005 (cf. 200512180005). It is difficult to tell from these sources exactly how many different rockets were launched and targets were hit. Al-Quds Brigades claimed to have attacked two crossings, Kesufim and Kerem Shalom, but the first source, Tel Aviv Ha'aretz, only mentions rockets launched near Ashkelon.
The IED consisted of a barrel containing approximately 30 liters of an unknown liquid substance and its detonation caused the building to catch fire.
The IED detonated around 3:00 AM.  An anonymous member of the Organization Alliance of Cuban Intransigence called a Spanish radio station to claim responsibility for the attack.
The IED detonated as approximately 100 young Somali civilian males were watching a film in the hall.
The IED variables were coded IED Definitely and IED Definitely not because an IED and a grenade were used in the attack.
The IED variables were coded to reflect the bombing and does not reflect the arson which would be IED definitely not.
The IED variables, the success variable and the damages were coded to reflect the five kilogram improvised explosive device; however, a second explosive device failed to explode and was and successfully defused, causing no damages.
The IED, which was left on the bus by two unknown perpetrators, was discovered and thrown out of the bus by Filipino civilians. It was composed of black powder and steel fragments stuffed in a pitcher and wired to a detonator and batteries, all of which were placed in a backpack.
The Ikhwan help security forces combat militants in Indian Kashmir, and have been a common target for militants.
The improvised explosive device failed to detonate.
The improvised explosive device is IED Definitely Yes.
The incendiaries in this incident were similar to those planted at the McDonald's restaurants in Chico, CA in March of 2003, but authorities had no link in the cases otherwise, and could not identify any perpetrators.
The incendiary device was concealed in a cardboard carton.  However, it was discovered due to the strong odor from the gasoline.
The incendiary device was placed in Emerald Hall during the afternoon concealed in a cardboard box.
The incendiary devices ignited around 7:00 AM.  The Pedro Albizu Campos Revolutionary Forces released a communiqué a day after the incident claiming credit for the attack.
The incident and success details were coded to reflect the first initial bombing; however, police recovered three landmines which failed to explode.
The incident appears to be related to an attempted firebombing of another home a few blocks away, which was claimed in a note, 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.
The incident became among the most high-profile incident perpetrated by PAGAD, alongside the 1998 bombing of a Planet Hollywood restaurant in Cape Town. In October 2000, the leader of PAGAD, Abdus Salaam Ebrahim, was charged with various crimes, including the assassination of Mr. Theron. Ebrahim was sentenced to five years in prison in 2002 (see "Leader of radical S. African Muslim group jailed for five years," AFP, March 26, 2002). A number of witnesses, however, were killed in the run-up to the trial, and the Theron murder remain unresolved. One day after this incident, a car bomb exploded in suburban Cape Town, which was also linked to PAGAD (cf. 200009080004).
The incident began around 12:00 PM on March 17, 2003.  The monetary effect of closing down DC streets and federal buildings  for two days is unknown.  During the standoff with the police on the National Mall, Dwight Watson also told authorities that he placed similar explosives near a billboard for a tobacco company on Interstate 95 in Richmond, Virginia and behind the Marine Corps Museum in Washington, DC. No explosives were found at either site.
The incident began around 6:00 AM.  Sources conflict as to whether the victims were members of the Legitimate Defense Group (GLD) or the Algerian military.  It is believed that the attacks were led by Abderrazak le Para, who was captured in Chad in 2004 and handed over to Algerian authorities.
The incident began at 1:00 PM.  The motives behind the attack were not exactly clear, but authorities speculated that Priestley was planning to blow himself up at an abortion clinic "to make a statement with his own death."  One year later, Priestley committed suicide in prison.
The incident began at 9:00 AM.
The incident began at 9:00 PM.
The incident came a day after the signing of an agreement between FARC and the Colombian government. According to witnesses, members of the FARC's 53d Front, blocked the road and took away an unknown number of people.
The incident came just days ahead of the G8 summit in the French resort of Evian, on the shores of Lake Geneva.
The incident came on the eve of the first weapons collection of National Liberation Army (Macedonia) arms by NATO troops.
The incident came the morning after President Abdelaziz Bouteflika asked Islamic militants who had "strayed" to "return to their nation."
The incident could have been related to previous attacks on Cape Town Islamic businessmen.
The incident did not disrupt the President's visit.
The incident followed a violent clash between a group of Mbabane policemen and members of the Swaziland Youth Congress (Swayoco). The clash occurred after police tried to break up a meeting held by a number of progressive movements bitterly opposed to the non-party system of the traditional conservative Swaziland government. Both police and the youth activists were injured in the clash.
The incident halted traffic between Pagadian and nearby areas.  Only light vehicles could pass after the explosion, isolating the area from cargo deliveries.
The incident is suspected to be related to the separatist violence in South Thailand.
The incident lasted twelve hours ending around 9:00 PM.  When Mark Essex first broke into the hotel, he told a passing African American maid not to worry because he was just going to shoot White people.  After he killed Robert and Elizabeth Steagall he dropped a Red, Green, and Black African flag beside them.  These were also the colors of the Republic of New Afrika.  Essex wrote Black Panther slogans and racist graffiti on the walls of the hotel.  The Black Panther Party sent a condolence note to his parents after his death.  Essex used the same Ruger .44 caliber magnum in his assault on the New Orleans Police Headquarters one week earlier (197212310001).
The incident marked the first possible New People's Army attack in Manila in several years.
The incident marked the second known attempt on the life of Iosif Ordzhonikidze, Deputy Mayor of Moscow.  The first attempt on his life was made in December of 2000.
The incident may have been a burglary attempt; however, authorities are not ruling out the possibility that it was politically motivated.  The incident occurred hours before the President was scheduled to travel to Libya.
The incident may have been a clash between rival Sunni tribes or an attack by Kurdish perpetrators.
The incident may have been a revenge attack against Serbian Orthodox priests who were recently implicated for war crimes in a newspaper. The incident sparked a demonstration by local Serbs. No injuries were reported as a result of the demonstrations.
The incident may have been claimed specifically by the Animal Rights Militia (ARM) faction of the Animal Liberation Front, but this is unclear. However, either way, ALF was responsible for the arson.
The incident may have been financially motivated, given that the assailants robbed the bar patrons.
The incident may have been linked to the Serbian government's decision to disband the municipal government the previous weekend, according to Human and Minority Rights Minister, Rasin Ljajic.
The incident may have been related to an employee-related dispute
The incident may have been related to the concurrent G-8 summit in Germany, which was heavily protested.
The incident occurred a day after police received an anonymous text message warning of an attack.
The incident occurred after al-Arabiya altered news coverage that U.S. and Iraqi interim government officials had called pro-insurgent.
The incident occurred among a group of civilians that had celebrated the end of Ramadan.
The incident occurred around 10:40 PM.  About ten minutes before the attack, the Tiny Tote convince store was firebombed in what was believed to be a diversionary tactic.  Two 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, 197005140004, and 197005250001.
The incident occurred around 6:00 PM.
The incident occurred around 9:40 AM.  One of the perpetrators was Black Liberation Army member Twymon Ford Myers who would later be killed in a shoot-out with police.  It is unknown if the money stolen from the robbery was divvied up between the perpetrators or used to fund the causes of the Black Liberation Army.
The incident occurred around the same time that United Kingdom Foreign Secretary William Hague and actress Angelina Jolie were in Kigali to raise awareness for victims of sexual assault in Africa.
The incident occurred at 1:23 AM.  There are conflicting reports as to whether the authorities believed that this was an accidental explosion within the National Guard facilities or if it was intentionally bombed.
The incident occurred at 1:25 AM.  The abortion facility was closed temporarily as a result of the extensive damages.
The incident occurred at 10:00 PM.  The assailants were wearing Algerian military uniforms when they burst into the store.
The incident occurred at 10:00 PM.  The same clinic was firebombed seven months later (198503160008).
The incident occurred at 10:25 PM.  The same clinic was firebombed seven months earlier (198409130009).
The incident occurred at 10:30pm.
The incident occurred at 12:35 AM.  There were reports that James E. Freeman might have been drugged during his kidnapping.  Black Liberation Army members Joanne Chesimard (AKA Assata Shakur) and Ronald Myers were both tried for this incident and acquitted in 1975.
The incident occurred at 2:00 AM.  Twelve hours earlier, there was a bomb threat at a different Toledo abortion clinic.  There were two attacks against abortion clinics in Cincinnati, Ohio one day before the incident (198512300008 and 198512300009).  Moreover, this was the third time in a two year period that Marjorie Reed set a fire at the Toledo Medical Services abortion clinic (198703080007 and 198706080015).
The incident occurred at 2:45 AM.  Neal Long asked a security guard in the old federal building where Glatt was.  He then preceded to shoot Glatt in the head.  Long was also accountable for the shooting of fifteen African American men in the Dayton Ohio area between 1972-1975.
The incident occurred at 2:45 PM.  It is suspected that the incident might have been carried out by a female relative of a patient at the facility.
The incident occurred at 3:00 AM.  An anti-abortion note was left on a tree outside of the building.
The incident occurred at 3:00 AM.  Three days earlier, the same perpetrators set a fire at another health care clinic that performed abortions in Baton Rouge (198510270002).
The incident occurred at 3:00 AM.  Three days later, the same perpetrators set a fire at another health care clinic that performed abortions in Baton Rouge (198510300010).
The incident occurred at 3:10 AM.  The day before the incident Benjamin Matthew Williams and James Tyler Williams murdered a homosexual couple in Redding, California (199907010009).  Two weeks before the attack, the brothers set fires at three Sacramento synagogues (199906180002, 199906180003, and 199906180004).
The incident occurred at 7:30 AM.  Kenneth Shields, Thomas Spinks, and Michael Donald Bray claimed to be part of the Army of God.
The incident occurred at 9:00 AM.
The incident occurred at about 1:00am, which is when the incendiary devices were planted and horses freed; the devices were discovered at about 8:45am.  The perpetrators were part of a group calling themselves "The Family," which committed nearly 20 arson and ecotage attacks over a 6 year period.  Ferguson became a government witness and in return, was sentenced to 2 years probation for his crimes during this 6 year period.  Tubbs was sentenced to 12 years and 7 months in prison; Meyerhoff was sentenced to 13 years in prison; Gerlach was sentenced to 9 years; Rodgers was initially charged, but committed suicide; Overtaker and Rubin remained fugitive.
The incident occurred at about 1:14am.  This incident is linked to an incident three days earlier by the Farm Animal Revenge Militia, in which they set fire to refrigerated trucks owned by the San Diego Meat Company (12794).
The incident occurred at about 1:50am.  Ashley believed he was the target of Jewish groups due to his beliefs about the Holocaust, but no particular group could be linked to the attack.
The incident occurred at about 10:00pm. This incident was in conjunction with arson at the Fairholm Ranger Station in the park at the same time (20191).
The incident occurred at about 10:00pm. This incident was in conjunction with arson at the Soleduck entrance station to the park at the same time (201912).
The incident occurred at about 12:30am.  This case is marked doubt terrorism proper due to the fact that the perpetrator had allegedly been smoking marijuana several hours before he rammed his vehicle into the gate, and a small amount of marijuana was found in his vehicle; thus, it is difficult to assess the validity of his claims and motivations behind the incident at the time it occurred.
The incident occurred at about 2:23 a.m., and was one in a series of two attacks on this day.  The second was an arson at the Horticulture Center at the University of Washington in Seattle.  The perpetrators were part of a group calling themselves "The Family, "which was made up of members of both ELF and ALF, and various combinations of members from the group committed nearly 20 arson and ecotage attacks over a 6 year period.  Meyerhoff was sentenced to 13 years in prison, Savoie was sentenced to 4 years and 3 months, McGowan to 7 years, and Block and Zacher were each sentenced to 92 months in prison, for their respective involvement in various incidents over the course of the 6 years.
The incident occurred at about 2:30am.  Though the Jewish Defense League denied responsibility for the bombing, authorities suspect they may have been the perpetrators as George Ashley's house had been broken into and vandalized with slogans such a s "Never Again" and "No More Holocaust" in the past, and additionally, his home was similarly firebombed once before in May 1982 (198205270004), and he received many threatening phone calls over the prior three years (between 1982 and 1985) from Jewish extremists, sometimes even close to 50 calls per day, threatening to blow Ashley to pieces.
The incident occurred at about 2:40am.  After searching Boulter's residence, police found evidence consistent with materials used to start the fire at Majestic meats, as well as cause the vandalism found at the scene. Nine days after the incident, Boutler admitted to a fellow employee that she was responsible for the incident.
The incident occurred at about 2:40am.  This is linked to the second arson at the ADC facility also in Olympia, not far from the APHIS building (621982).  The perpetrators were part of a group calling themselves "The Family," which committed nearly 20 arson and ecotage attacks over a 6 year period. Ferguson became a government informant and witness, landing him a sentence of 2 years probation, Tubbs was sentenced to 12 years and 7 months in prison for his involvement in various arson incidents, and Rodgers committed suicide while in custody at an Arizona jail in 2005. Joseph Dibee and Josephine Overaker were also involved in the extensive research and planning of these arsons, but were not at the scenes.
The incident occurred at about 3:20 a.m. and was one in a series of two attacks on this day.  The second was an arson at Jefferson Poplar Tree Farm in Oregon, just a few hours earlier.  The perpetrators were part of a group calling themselves "The Family, "which was made up of members of both ELF and ALF, and various combinations of members from the group committed nearly 20 arson and ecotage attacks over a 6 year period.  William Rodgers was arrested for his involvement in this and other incidents with The Family, but he committed suicide in his jail call while awaiting transport;  Justin Solondz remained fugitive as of 2008; Briana Waters was sentenced to six years in prison, Jennifer Kolar was sentenced to five years in prison, and Lacey Phillabaum to three years in prison, for their respective roles in this incident.
The incident occurred at about 4:20am.  This is linked to the prior arson at the APHIS facility also in Olympia, not far from the ADC building (62198).  The perpetrators were part of a group calling themselves "The Family," which committed nearly 20 arson and ecotage attacks over a 6 year period. Ferguson became a government informant and witness, landing him a sentence of 2 years probation, Tubbs was sentenced to 12 years and 7 months in prison for his involvement in various arson incidents, and Rodgers committed suicide while in custody at an Arizona jail in 2005. Joseph Dibee and Josephine Overaker were also involved in the extensive research and planning of these arsons, but were not at the scenes.
The incident occurred at about 4:30am, and the calls to Newsday were received at approximately 4:55am and 5:05am. Even though the callers claimed responsibility in the name of the JDL, leaders of the group denied the group's responsibility or involvement in the fire and explosion.  Sprogis, and American citizen, was not injured in the incident, and was never convicted of the alleged war crimes; charges against him were dismissed due to lack of evidence. Members of the JDL and other militant Jewish organizations were critical of the decision.
The incident occurred at about 4:30am.
The incident occurred at about 5am.  It is unknown if ALF claimed this incident as in previous cases.
The incident occurred at about 6:15 a.m.
The incident occurred at about 7:10am as police personnel were leaving their office for duty.
The incident occurred at about 8:00am with smoke from the arson being detected at about 8:45am. The perpetrators were part of a group calling themselves "The Family," which committed nearly 20 acts of arson and ecotage over a 6 year period.  Ferguson became a government informant and witness, landing him a sentence of 2 years probation, Tubbs was sentenced to 12 years and 7 months in prison for his involvement, and Overtaker and Rubin remained fugitive.  William Rodgers was initially charged by complaint in this case but committed suicide while in custody awaiting transportation back to Oregon.
The incident occurred at about 8:53pm. The perpetrators chose to topple the power line specifically on this night, to take advantage of the timing with public fears of "Y2K" attacks. The perpetrators were part of a group calling themselves "The Family," which committed nearly 20 arson and ecotage attacks over a 6 year period.  Ferguson became a government witness and in return, was sentenced to 2 years probation for his crimes during this 6 year period.  Meyerhoff was sentenced to 13 years in prison for his involvement in the incidents during the 6-year period; Gerlach was sentenced to 9 years; Overtaker remained fugitive.
The incident occurred at about noon. Other vehicles were badly damaged during the incident including another police vehicle, a few trishaws and a truck. The driver of Sports and Recreation Minister Gamini Lokuge was among the dead. The police personnel were to serve security in the area in a possible emergency related to a protest scheduled by the main opposition party.
The incident occurred at approximately 2:40 a.m. The communiqué made no reference to ELF or ALF, but it was discovered through court documents that the perpetrators who committed the incident were part of a group calling themselves "The Family, "which was made up of members of both ELF and ALF, and various combinations of members from the group committed nearly 20 arson and ecotage attacks over a 6 year period.  Tubbs was sentenced to 12 years and 7 months in prison, Meyerhoff was sentenced to 13 years in prison, Block and Zacher were each sentenced to 92 months in prison, and William Rodgers committed suicide while in custody awaiting transportation back to Oregon.
The incident occurred at approximately 7:43pm.
The incident occurred at the Indonesian Embassy in Paris and if the bomb had been more strategically placed at an access point it could have had the potential to do a lot more damage. That is why the act could have been criminal. The police are doubting the claim of the group claiming responsibility.
The incident occurred during a period of escalated retaliatory attacks between miscreants and tribals.  This may have been in retaliation for a previous attack.
The incident occurred during a time of tension, after Myanmar had suspended Thai fishing concessions in Myanmar's Andaman Sea waters in response to the storming of the Myanmar Embassy in Bangkok on October 1, 1999 (cf. 199910010002).
The incident occurred during the Israeli military operation in the adjacent Palestinian town of Beit Jala.
The incident occurred early in the morning.  A. M. was working in his field when he was shot.
The incident occurred hours after there was a large protest in Karachi demanding protection for the Christian community
The incident occurred in a dense forest area between Gidni and Chakulia stations, 76 km off Howrah.
The incident occurred in the afternoon.
The incident occurred in the context of escalating violence between the Philippine military and Muslim separatists such as the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) and Abu Sayyaf.
The incident occurred in the early morning and the facility had previously received many bomb threats.  Kenneth Shields, Thomas Spinks, and Michael Donald Bray were convicted of placing the bomb(s).  There was a fire set at the same abortion clinic less than a year earlier (198305260011).
The incident occurred in the midst of increased violence around Ramadan
The incident occurred in the midst of the East Timor independence movement from Indonesia. East Timor militias, trained by Indonesia, were seen by the Western media as responsible for the attack. News sources and surviving UNHCR workers suspected that it was the Laksaur pro-Indonesian militia responsible, and the attack was in retaliation of the recent murder of their leader, Olivio Mendosa Moruk. Indonesian sources (not cited), were wildly speculative and offered dramatically contrasting accounts of the incident and its aftermath. Western sources reported that the UNHCR, with the help of the New Zealand military pulled out entirely from West Timor the day after the incident.  Some reports indicated that a fourth person died in the incident, but UN and media sources differed over the existence, identity, and relation of the fourth victim to the incident.  This incident was followed by a second massacre on 09/08/2000 (cf. 200009080002).
The incident occurred in the same area where Namibia's Basic Education Ministry's Department of Culture and Lifelong Learning was conducting literacy day celebrations.
The incident occurred just before 2:00am. Some sources indicate damage may have been as high as $400,000.  The perpetrators denied any involvement in underground animal rights organizations such as ALF.
The incident occurred just before 4:00am. The perpetrators were part of a group calling themselves "The Family," which committed nearly 20 acts of arson and ecotage over a 6 year period.  Ferguson became a government informant and witness, landing him a sentence of 2 years probation, Tubbs was sentenced to 12 years and 7 months in prison for his involvement, Paul was sentenced to 51 months in prison after a guilty plea, Kolar was sentenced to 5 years in prison, and as of 2007, Dibee remained fugitive.
The incident occurred just hours after SNCM staff voted to end a five-day strike.
The incident occurred just one day after the Sri Lankan government forcibly evicted hundreds of ethnic Tamils from the city in a bid to increase security.
The incident occurred near the Cameroon border in a remote place in the Northwest. Nigeria's Taliban, the "Follower's of Mohammed's Teachings" is composed of young, educated elites from influential families in the region.
The incident occurred on a main Iraqi highway near the Mahmudiyah health clinic and a local Mosque.
The incident occurred on January 19, 2005.  On February 14, 2005, the FLNC-22 Octobre, a splinter group of the FLNC-Union, claimed responsibility for thirteen attacks in Corsica within the months prior to their claim.  The FLNC-22 Octobre claimed responsibility through a radio communiqué.
The incident occurred on the main highway between the summer capital of Srinigar and the winter capital of Jammu. The rebel group claiming the attack threatened to kill anyone participating in the election, and they reported the claim by phone to the office of the Press Trust of India.
The incident occurred on the same day the returnees returned to their homes five years after having fled Sarajevo.
The incident occurred on the third day of a NATO mission to collect arms from ethnic Albanian rebels in Macedonia.
The incident occurred on Zarghoon road in the Cantt area. This attack came two days after an attack on a mosque and a rocket attack on the stadium. There have been many small scale bombings over the previous few months.
The incident occurred overnight.  The bomb was placed in the women's restroom on the ground floor.
The incident occurred shortly after midnight; This incident is linked to four other similar bombings on the same day by OVRP in various parts of Puerto Rico (198412100005, 198412100007, 198412100008, and 198412100009).
The incident occurred shortly after midnight; This incident is linked to four other similar bombings on the same day by OVRP in various parts of Puerto Rico (198412100006, 198412100007, 198412100008, and 198412100009).
The incident occurred shortly after midnight.  The perpetrators were part of a group calling themselves "The Family, "which was made up of members of both ELF and ALF, and various combinations of members from the group committed nearly 20 arson and ecotage attacks over a 6 year period.  Tubbs was sentenced to 12 years and 7 months in prison, Meyerhoff was sentenced to 13 years in prison, Kolar was sentenced to 5 years in prison, Thurston was sentenced to 3 years and 1 month in prison, and Dibee and Rubin remained fugitives.
The incident occurred shortly before 5:00 PM.  The perpetrator was stationed in trees 100 yards away from Jesse Taylor and Marian Bressette. Joseph Paul Franklin allegedly admitted to a fellow prisoner that he killed Taylor and Bressette.  However, authorities dropped their charges against Frankin due to lack of evidence.  Nevertheless, Franklin is still widely suspected of being the perpetrator of this incident.
The incident occurred shortly before the arrival of U.S. troops to the Philippines to participate in a joint training exercise.
The incident occurred two days after the government and the Free Aceh Movement (GAM) agreed on a security pact.
The incident provoked a group of Bengali settlers who then attacked a jeep full of tribal individuals, killing some and injuring others.  A curfew was imposed following the two incidents.
The incident provoked an angry response from a crowd at the mosque, who began throwing rocks at vehicles, damaging buses and attacking a local police station.  A curfew was put in effect following the crowd response.
The incident resembled the October 12, 2000 attack on the USS Cole off Yemen, in which an explosives-laden boat rammed the destroyer, killing 17 American sailors.
The incident site was near a bridge 27 kilometers away from Srinagar, the largest city in Jammu-Kashmir State. A local official Spokesman remarked that the mine was likely set off by a remotely-controlled device, and the explosion was heard over 5 kilometers away. Mr. Ansari suffered multiple injuries but was quickly released from hospital. The local Inspector General of Operations opened an investigation into this incident, but there are no available reports as to the outcome of that investigation.
The incident took place a day after the one year anniversary of the Kent State shootings.  On May 5, 1971, there were protests against the Vietnam War held all over the country.
The incident took place around 11:00 PM.
The incident took place around 12:00 AM.  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the specific motives behind the attack were strictly financial.
The incident took place around 12:00 AM.  The firefight between the GSPC and municipal guardsmen lasted several minutes.
The incident took place around 2:30 AM.  After the firebombs ignited, three people were witnessed fleeing the scene in a car.
The incident took place around 4:30 PM.  The kidnapped victims were identified as Mazari Aicha and Lagoues Aicha.
The incident took place around 5:00 AM.  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the victim was targeted for political reasons or if the attack was aimed to influence a larger audience.
The incident took place around 7:00 AM.  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the assailants targeted the Algerian security forces specifically to prevent their capture or if the incident was part of a calculated operation against the Algerian military.
The incident took place around 7:00 PM.
The incident took place around 7:00 PM.  The assailants were dressed in military uniforms.
The incident took place around 7:30 PM.  Three months earlier, the victim escaped a previous attack against his life.
The incident took place around 9:00 PM.  Boualem S. was known in the community for contributing to the local sports movement.
The incident took place at 10:00 PM.  Coded as doubt terrorism because the specific reasons behind why the former municipal guardsman was killed remain unknown.
The incident took place at 10:00 PM.  The assailants were dressed in police uniforms during the attack.  It was reported that the perpetrators specifically intended to kidnap an Egyptian engineer.  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the specific motives behind the attack were purely financial.
The incident took place at 10:45 PM.  An unidentified person was seen near the building at the time of the fire.  This incident took place during a trial of anti-abortion activists who had blockaded the abortion clinic.
The incident took place at 10:50 PM.  Sources conflict as to whether the incident took place  on 1/12/1980, 1/16/1980, or 1/17/1980.  Sources do agree that the incident took place days after the shooting of Lawrence Reese (198001120010).  It is also believed that the same sniper rifle was used in both incidents.  Joseph Paul Franklin was indicted for the shooting; however, he has yet to be convicted.  Nevertheless, he is still widely suspected of killing Theo Watkins.
The incident took place at 11:10 PM.  Sources conflict as to whether the incident took place  on 1/8/1980, 1/11/1980, or 1/12/1980.  Sources do agree that the incident took place days before the shooting of Leo Watkins (198001140013).  It is also believed that the same sniper rifle was used in both incidents.  Joseph Paul Franklin was indicted for the shooting; however, he has yet to be convicted.  Nevertheless, he is still widely suspected of killing Lawrence Reese.
The incident took place at 11:30 PM.
The incident took place at 12:07 AM.  Ten days later, the same abortion clinic was attacked by Rachelle Shannon (199208180020).
The incident took place at 12:14 PM.  Joseph Paul Franklin confessed to the shooting in 1998.  He shot Smothers and Mikula from a woodland area 152 feet away.
The incident took place at 12:30 AM.  The abortion clinic was previously the target of many protests.  This one of four abortion facilities in the Twin Cities area that was the target of arson in a three week period (198709220005, 198709140004, and 198710050011).
The incident took place at 2:10 AM.   The shooter was stationed around 145 feet away in a grassy area.  Joseph Paul Franklin was acquitted of the shooting in 1982; however, in 1996 he confessed his guilt.  He added that he decided to shoot Vernon Jordan after he stalked and failed to kill civil rights activist Jesse Jackson.
The incident took place at 3:15 AM.  The Planned Parenthood facility did not perform abortions.
The incident took place at 4:52 AM.  The abortion clinic had previously been the target of numerous protests.
The incident took place at 9:00 PM.  Geoffrey Barr was also convicted of stealing tools and smoke grenades from Edwards Air Force Base in California.
The incident took place at a residential compound in the Rawdah District of the capital. The interior minister believes this act was meant to foment fear amongst the foreigners in Saudi Arabia.
The incident took place at around 6 pm when the area was crowded.
The incident took place during the evening.
The incident took place in the early morning.  It is believed that the perpetrator was ready to throw more firebombs into the abortion facility, but he was scared away when he heard the screams of the building's cleaning staff.  The abortion clinic doubled its security measures as a result of the attack.
The incident took place just after 12:00 AM.  Two days later, Marjorie Reed was arrested.  It is believed that she was on her way to set another fire at the North Jersey Women's Health Clinic.  Two cans of gasoline were found stashed outside of the abortion clinic.
The incident took place just after 3:45 AM.  The attack occurred three hours before Rachelle Shannon firebombed an abortion clinic in Reno, Nevada that was 133 miles away (199208180020).   On the morning of the incident, a Molotov cocktail was found inside of Sacramento McDonalds restaurant five miles away from the abortion clinic.  Authorities did not know if these two events were related.
The incident took place next to the District Commissioner office complex, though it is not clear that the building was targeted.
The incident took place two days after a scuffle between the Jewish Defense League and the National Socialist White People's party in front of the Nazi party's local headquarters.  Joe Tommasi was a lieutenant of the National Socialist White People's party and Irving Rubin was the head of the Jewish Defense League's Los Angeles chapter.  Rubin would eventually be released due to lack of evidence.
The incident was a major insurgent offensive against government forces.  It was reported that roughly 2,000 Maoists participated in the assault.
The incident was claimed by the Animal Rights Militia, which is a faction of the Animal Liberation Front.
The incident was claimed via Facebook.
The incident was coded as IED definitely not because one of the attack types was a facility infrastructure and the explosives used in the attack are unknown. The available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from 20 to 30 to 40, and because the majority figures reported was 20 to 30 perpetrators, the lowest proferred numbers of perpetrators reported were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The incident was coded as IED definitely not because one of the explosives types used was dynamite and the other explosives used in the attack are unknown.
The incident was coded as IED definitely yes because one of the attack types used was an improvised explosive device and the other attack types used were gasoline and automatic weapons.
The incident was coded as IED maybe because unknown explosives were used in the attack; however, there was also an unknown incendiary device used.
The incident was coded as IED maybe to reflect the bombing.
The incident was coded as successful because one of the two bombs used in the attack exploded; however, the second bomb failed to explode.
The incident was covered almost exclusively by Serbian, Kosovar, and Bosnian media. All sources claimed that "Albanian extremists" in Kosovo were responsible for the damage, yet there is no confirmation by either the perpetrators or any Government official of this. In addition to the sources cited in this entry, the Serbian state media remarked that the church was "mined." A Serbian Orthodox Church organization's reports that the explosion was at a cemetery, and had upturned some graves, was not confirmed by other sources. The same statement by the Serbian Orthodox Church organization also denied that the KFOR found the church's roof collapsed, which conflicted with other reports on the incident. For the Serbian state Media's version of the incident, see "Program Summary: Belgrade Radio 051300," Radio Beograd, September 5, 2000.
The incident was likely perpetrated by the National Union for the Total Independence of Angola (UNITA).
The incident was one of two on September 7, 2000 (cf. 200009070001), that was carried out by the Black Star organization. Black Star claimed responsibility for a series of firebomb attacks against vehicles and buildings of organizations with diplomatic affiliations in 2000. The group claimed responsibility through anonymous phone calls to the Athens daily "Eleftherotypia" and Athens radio station "Flash," according to IRNA, and confirmed by the Athens News.
The incident was one of two on September 7, 2000 (cf. 200009070002), that was carried out by the Black Star organization. Black Star claimed responsibility for a series of firebomb attacks against vehicles and buildings of organizations with diplomatic affiliations in 2000. The group claimed responsibility through anonymous phone calls to the Athens daily "Eleftherotypia" and Athens radio station "Flash," according to IRNA, and confirmed by the Athens News.
The incident was successful because they were able to open fire.
The incident was suspected to be a personal dispute.
The incident was the first time a  Katyusha rocket was fired from Gaza into Israel.
The incident was the most recent in a series of attacks on the family home of Trevor George. The police were unable to trace the attacker's origin but previous incidents in which the attackers erected loyalist flags indicate that the group is affiliated with Northern Ireland loyalist paramilitary groups.
The incident was the second major attack in November 1999. The All Tripura Tiger Force guerrillas had gunned down 18, injured 11, and kidnapped four others at Panchavati in West Tripura on November 14, 1999.
The incident was thought to target key players behind a pro-Ravalomanana (standing government) demonstration that took place on May 13, 2002.  The incident was one of two attacks (refer to case 200206140004)
The incident was thought to target key players behind a pro-Ravalomanana (standing government) demonstration that took place on May 13, 2002.  The incident was one of two attacks (refer to case 200206150004)
The incursion took place around 9:00 PM.  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the motives behind the planned kidnapping were purely financial.
The incursion took place around 9:00 PM.  Three of the assailants, Omar Hamma; Mouh d'Ouled Abdallah; and Mohamed Assous; were identified as natives of Ouled Aissa.  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the motives behind the incident were purely financial.
The individual could not gain access to brigade offices and chose to detonate his device early.
The individual drove his rented Jeep Cherokee into a common gathering area, with the intention of killing people, in order to  "avenge the deaths of Muslims around the world."  He was born in Iran, but grew up in the United States and became a full U.S. citizen in 1991. He appears to have acted alone.
The individual killed, Mustapha Ziouani, was a former terrorist group member who turned himself in during a 1998 clemency campaign in Algeria. He was found with his throat slit between Ain El Hamra and El Ghicha villages north of Bordj Menaiel.
The individuals were driving a vehicle with Iraqi government markings and Professor Mustafa’s whereabouts as of January 29, 2009 were unknown.
The individuals were identified as the commander’s wife, two sons, and two nephews. The Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack in a post on a jihadist website on June 2.
The individuals were members of a tribal police unit attached to the Revival Council.
The initial report stated 63 victims, but only the 12 could be confirmed. This was one of six related attacks (cf. 199903190006-11).
The injured child was the daughter of the store owner.
The injured civilians were identified as Muhammad Hashiq, Adil, Naseer, and Arif.
The injured civilians were identified as Zabit Khan and Yaqoob Khan.
The injured civilians were taken to Galewela District Hospital, while the injured assailant was taken to Colombo National Hospital.
The injured construction workers were identified as Dwi Riyanto, Ngatamin, and Fajar Susanto. The explosive may have been targeting an Islamic school being built nearby.
The injured drivers were identified as Abdul Rehman and Muhammad Naheem.
The injured female was taken to a local hospital where her condition was stated to be stable.
The injured home guard was Vasantha Kumara (20).  He was taken to Kebithigollewa hospital and then transferred to Anuradhpura hospital.  Two claymore mines were carried into the area and planted near where the patrol would be walking.  Sources note that this incident was made easier when the home guards that were supposed to be on night duty did not report in.
The injured hotel employee was identified as Praneet Jaengwichrn.
The injured include Sergeant Julio Adolfo Vargas.
The injured included Taj Mohammad and Lal Mohammad.
The injured jawans were identified as Lakshman Singh (22) and Chhabilal (24).
The injured man was shot in the right leg. The 2 suspected LTTE men came on a motorbike, entered the office and fired at the EPDP office around 8:30 in the morning.
The injured military personnel were identified as Hawaldar Zawar Hussain and Naek Arif Mehmood.
The injured officer ended up in a coma.
The injured passengers were identified as Kazim Hussain, Muneer Hussain, and Arif Hussain.
The injured police constable, Dickson Rathnayake (35), worked for the Eravur police.  The two civilians injured were W.M. Ajith Wanninayake (36) and T.M. Nawarathna Bandara, both from the same village.  Dehiattakandiya, the site of the pistol shooting, is a predominantly Sinhala area.
The injured police officers included Constables Wajid Ali and Hazrat Ali. The injured civilians were identified as Noor Muhammad, Noorullah, Amin Jan and Jasmine.
The injured police officers included Naveed Riaz, Rahim, and Barkat. The fourth victim was a teashop employee named Tariq.
The injured police officers were Ronie Febra Golez and Jerson Caminque Guidulman. The name of the security guard was Raymar Aguilar.
The injured police officers were TP Badal, Ng Chothe, Madhumani Maring, Rongmeithang, Telingsang, Morung, and Shinkholein.
The injured policemen were from the Ivanovo region.
The injured security guards were identified as Muhammad Jan, Akbar, Muhammad Naeem, and Asif.
The injured security officers included Sahin Karasakal, Suleyman Kacar, Savas Karabulut, Baykara Ozcan, Serhan Unlu, Hasan Guler, Bulent Kurtalan, and Irfan Turkoglu.
The injured soldiers were identified as Ikram and Rashid.
The injured soldiers were identified as Irshad, Bakht Rawan, Faizur Rehman, Taj Muhammad, and Abdullah.
The injured soldiers were identified as Lieutenant Mark Joseph A. Facaltan and Private First Class Boy Sarab.
The injured soldiers were identified as Shehzad and Sabir.
The injured victims were identified as Sangwian Thana and her daughter.
The injured victims were identified as the Station House Officer of the Lal Qila Police Station, Hazrat Hussain, and a police constable, Muhammad Yousaf (or Salim Khan).
The injured were identified as Abdul Waheed, Fatima Khalid, Arif Gul and Naveed.
The injured were identified as Constable Inam, Imtiaz, Muhammad Zarif, Noor Rahim, Badshah Mir and Muhammad Zarif. Some reports claim the police were having lunch at a hotel, not on patrol, when they were attacked.
The injured were identified as driver Noor Alam, schoolboys Ahsen, Shehzad, Majid Majeed, Imran, Wahab, Hajira Bibi and Zainab.
The injured were identified as Lal Muhammad, Inspector Gulzar Khan, Jawad, Kamran, Aisar Gul, Javed, Abdullah, Naved, Rizwan, Shamsher Ali, Haji Liaqat Ali, Sher Shah, Naseem, Shah Jehan, Janas Khan, Ameer Khan, Liaqat Khan, Noor Muhammad, Javed, Haider Afridi, Liaqat Khan, Muhammad Ajmal, Habibur Rahman, Aziz Khan, Abdur Rasheed, Ghani Gul, Muhammad Israr, Zeb, Mujahid and Rahatullah.
The injured were identified as Rogelio Mendiola, Danny Ragrag, Rodolfo Gebutad, Fernando Biernes, Pritchie Pios, Evangelita Salamancam Argie Palme and Roderick Cabihin. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack could have been the result of a disagreement between the company and some customers.
The injured were identified as Sunita Paudel, Doma Bhujel, kundan Shrestha, and Shiva Sharma. The attack took place at around 5:15 pm, local time.
The injured were Khamaji Rabari, Vishnu Rabari,Vardha Rabari, Bechar Rabari and Kanji Rabari.
The injured woman was identified as Arthit Phaengpho.
The intended goal of the kidnapping was to ambush Algerian security forces in search of the hostages.
The intended target of the suicide bomber may have been the Russian State Duma parliament building across the street from the hotel. Shamil Basayev claimed responsibility for the attack, which was not fully confirmed.
The intended target thwarted the hostage taking attack, therefore making the it an attempted hostage taking.
The intended target, the police pickup, was missed and five civilians were injured.
The interior ministry claims that the assailant is a member of the Democratic Party while the Party claims that he is a member of the secret police.
The Intersos aid agency was working on sanitation and irrigation sectors in Helmand Province with support of the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) and the European Union. Afghan government authorities believed that the Taliban were behind the attack and that the organization's objective was to destabilize the area and to drive out international aid agencies.
The intrusion occurred in a mostly Shi i area of Baghdad.
The investigation of the arson was inconclusive and no perpetrators were ever identified or captured for the incident.  However, some sources claim that the black Muslim sect, Jamaat al-Fuqra may have been responsible for the attack.
The Iranian-Syrian Militia is a term sometimes used to refer to Hizballah. Following the shelling, South Lebanese and Israeli troops counterattacked positions that the attackers were thought to be firing from. They then scoured the surrounding Arnun area in which they found and defused seven bombs.
The Iraq-based Mujahedeen-e-Khalq had been attempting to overthrow Iran's Islamic government. It frequently launched attacks deep inside Iran's borders. Two claims were made by the Mujahedeen-e-Khalq for this incident. One was faxed to the Associated Press office in Cairo after the attack. The other was made by Ali Safavi, the Mujahedeen-e-Khalq spokesman in Paris.
The Iraqi Islamic Party condemned the killing, saying it was related to Tariq al-Hashimi's, the victim's brother, political role. The Sunni National Concord Front coalition held 44 seats in the Iraqi parliament at this time.
The Iraqi Security Forces captured one of the insurgents, who was wearing a suicide bomb vest.
The Irish Justice Minister initially had said the gunshot wound was to the head, but a post mortem indicated it was towards the chest. There had been an open-ended search on the whereabouts of Donaldson's own gun after the attack. --Donaldson told a news conference on Dec. 16, 2005 that he had been working as a British spy and working for the British secret service as an insider in the Irish Republican Army since the 1980's, and that there had never been a spy ring at Stormont. He then moved from his Belfast home to a cottage near the village of Glenties in County Donegal to go into hiding because the IRA's punishment for informing is death. --The IRA and Sinn Féin denied involvement in the murder. On April 8, Donaldson was buried at Belfast City Cemetery instead of Milltown Cemetery, a symbol of Irish republicanism, and was perceived as a final snub by the republican movement. --A year later, senior Gardaí stated that the murder may have been an accidental result of a botched kidnapping operation by an IRA gang to extract information about Donaldson's work with the British. In July 2007, Gardaí believed that they had a senior figure in the IRA with a history of involvement of the IRA's terrorist campaign as a suspect.
The Iron Dome intercepted the rocket so there were no damage or losses.
The ISAF is the NATO peacekeeping and reconstruction coalition in Afghanistan.
The Islamic Jihad Movement website posted a report by the Nida al-Quds correspondent in Gaza saying, "Saraya al-Quds, the military wing of Islamic Jihad managed to fire two Quds-1 rockets at the Neve Deqalim settlement."
The Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan was reported as the dominant threat in the country during this incident.
The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) claimed responsibility and stated that the attack was carried out in retaliation for a missile with "love from Manchester" written on it that was used in Syria. Among the victims killed were French citizens Sebastien Belanger, Alexandre Pigeard, and Xavier Thomas; Spanish citizen Ignacio Echeverria; Australian citizens Sara Zelenak and Kristy Boden; Canadian citizen Christine Archibald; and English citizen James McMullan. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) claimed responsibility for the incident; however, Khayre's connection to ISIL could not be confirmed. Furthermore, Khayre had previous been linked to Al-Shabaab. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) claimed responsibility for the incident; however, sources doubted the veracity of the claim.
The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) identified one of the assailants as Abu-Zakariya al-Britani, also known as Ronald Fiddler, a former Guantanamo Bay prisoner from the United Kingdom.
The island of Jolo, on which Patikul is located, is mainly Muslim and a stronghold for the Muslim extremist group, Abu Sayyaf.
The Israeli military says the Israelis were apparently giving a ride in their car to a Palestinian hitchhiker when he blew himself up near the settlement of Kedumim. Witnesses say the bomber was disguised as a religious Jew.
The Israeli settlement of Neve Dekalim in the Gaza Strip, where this incident occurred, was removed in 2005.
The Israelis killed in the blast were Keren Shatsky, aged 14, and Nehemiah Amar, 16. The Israelis launched a missile attack on Nablus the next morning in retaliation for the bombing. They also moved tanks into el-Buriej refugee camp. The suicide bomber was an 18 year-old painter from the West Bank town of Qalqiya.
The Italian government, a supporter of the US-led invasion of Iraq, rejected the kidnappers' ultimatum, saying it would maintain its civil and military presence in Iraq.
The Italian victims included Cristian Rossi, Marco Tondat, Nadia Benedetti, Adele Puglisi, Simona Monti, Claudia Maria D'Antona, Vincenzo D'Allestro, Maria Rivoli, and Claudio Cappelli. The Japanese victims included Koyo Ogasawara, Makoto Okamura, Yuko Sakai, and Rui Shimodaira. The Bangladeshi victims included Faraaz Ayaaz Hossai and Ishrat Akhond. The victims also included American civilian Abinta Kabir and Indian civilian Tarishi Jain. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The Izz-al-Din al-Qassam Brigades claimed responsibility for firing the rockets.
The Jalalabad Airport had been regularly targeted by rockets for the previous two years.
The Janjaweed Militia is suspected responsible for the attack.
The Japanese Embassy had been on high security alert following reports that the Al-Qaida terrorist network may have been planning attacks against Japan.
The Jewish Resistance Assault Team is likely an offshoot of the Jewish Defense League and/or the Jewish Armed Resistance.
The Jewish Resistance Movement called the Associated Press twice after the incident to claim the attack.  Three days later, the same offices were broken into by members of Betar (197205230003).  Four members of the Jewish Defense League were arrested on May 24, 1972 with pipe bombs -  to be used against the residence of the Soviet Mission to the United Nations - made of similar materials to the pipe bomb that was used in this incident.
The Joaquin Murieta Center was funded by the American government.   There were five other bombings of Mexican-American facilities in the Los Angeles area during the same week (197106110002, 197106110003, 197106130002, 197106130001, and 197106170001).
The Jordanian Embassy had moved to the new location after an August 7, 2003 car bombing attack at their former Embassy building killed 19 people.
The journalist was investigating other kidnappings by Abu Sayyaf when he himself was kidnapped.
The journalist was killed in his neighborhood at 12:30 a.m., while on his way home from either a restaurant or his office. In response to the killing, the Bogra and Sherpa press clubs held rallys and protests. They also informed the government that they would intensify their protest programs if arrests were not made quickly. The victim's son expressed doubt that the confessed assailant was responsible for the attack.
The JTMM-J cadres also took a motorcycle from the staffers.
The JTMM-J cadres were driven off by police and Maoists.
The JTMM-J established Terai government is not recognized by anyone other than the group. The attack took place at around 10 am, local time.
The Judge escaped the assassination attempt. Multiple assassins are indicated by the fact that the car was "showered" with bullets in a short time.
The judge was expected to release a verdict on the trial involving a member of Lashkar-e-Jhangvi religious group
The Karbala Shrine is one of the main pilgrimage destinations for Shi i Muslims.
The Karbi Longri Northcachar Liberation Front (KNLF) had given a poll boycott call, and Muskanda was on the way home along with a polling personnel from nearby Langparpang polling station.
The Kassam-2 rocket indicates an increasing level of sophistication in Palestinian weapons
The Khost air base had been a major staging area for United States and British forces in their ongoing war against the Taliban and Al-Qaida forces in Afghanistan.
The kidnapped contractor was working with US forces.
The kidnapped driver was made to drive to the attack described either by 201409110005 and 201409110006.
The kidnapped engineers were identified as Shahid Khan, Sanaullah, Munir Khan, Siraj, Sartaj, and Shan.
The kidnapped included Spanish citizens, Ander Mimenza, his sister Maria Jesus, and her husband Jesus Maria Maguriagoicoetxea, Canadian citizens, Barry Meyer, 47, Steven Brent, 23, Neil Barber, 33, Colin Frazer, 30, Rad Bumbar, 34, Grand Ramin, 30, and Brad Scheeler, 22, and American citizen, Leonard Carter, 23.
The kidnapped individual was a relative of the Iraqi security officer who was in the house during the attack on the Iraqi soldier.
The kidnapped individuals were identified as Andraz Javed and Arik Shimon, both of whom were Christians.
The kidnapped man was the owner of the van used in the ETA bomb attack on Madrid’s Barajas airport on January 2007.
The kidnapped pilgrims were on route from Damascus to Aleppo. The remaining people who were not kidnapped were robbed of their possessions. Five of the 11 victims abducted in this attack were later released. The whereabouts of the remaining six hostages is unknown.
The kidnapped security guard's body was found on Wednesday, August 14, 2002, with his throat slit.
The kidnappers also tried to kidnap Councilmen Fonda's wife and son but the two were able to escape. However, Councilman Fonda's wife was captured the next day (November, 18, 1999); see Event ID: 199911180002. No more information found.
The kidnappers are holding 24 other oil workers hostage and are asking for ransom, no one is released
The kidnappers belonged to the al-Marakisha tribe.
The kidnappers demanded that the government release 12 Hema rebels. The attack occurred in Orientale Province, which subsequently became the Ituri Province in the 2006 Constitution.
The kidnappers demanded the release of prisoner Abdel Basset Al-Qa'idah, who had been imprisoned in Mansoura prison in Aden for seven years. The Al-Qa'ida assailants belonged to the al-Marakishah tribe.
The kidnappers released 2 of the 4 hostages late Saturday night (5/19/2007).  It is unknown if the last 2 hostages were released.
The kidnappers released the four Colombia captives soon after taking them hostage.  Reports on the incident do not indicate when, if ever, the Russian technician was released.
The kidnappers text messaged her husband saying that she had fallen into the river and was eaten by crocodiles.  The police searched for her body and found nothing.  It is not known whether she is dead or alive.
The kidnappers were dressed as policemen and told the victim they were taking him in for questioning and would return him unharmed.
The kidnappers were heavily armed.
The kidnapping occurred in Jardin de Penas, a rural area of Uribe, Colombia. The victims had been traveling along a highway that connected Uribe with Mesetas. The abducted medical workers were on a medical mission to inspect equipment that was being used at the public health facility in Uribe.
The kidnapping outcome is a combination as one government official, Amir Latif, was released and the other official is still being held hostage.
The kidnapping outcome is a combination as the government official was released by the kidnappers, but the civilian remains in their custody according to the most recent sources.
The kidnapping outcome is listed as attempted rescue, but the attempt was unsuccessful. The victims are still being held. The kidnappers demand was the release of a fellow clansman who was in police custody in Abyan, a neighboring province.
The kidnapping outcome was marked as combination because two of the hostages were release on 07/24/2009, and the last hostage was released 07/25/2009. The number of days of detainment, 1, was used because it the number of hours of detainment for the first two hostages is unknown.
The kidnapping took place during a large offensive by the Philippine Army against MILF guerrillas in the area, resulting in hundreds of deaths on both sides.
The kidnapping was attempted, but unsucessful.
The kidnapping was claimed by Al-Qa'ida in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) member Mishaal Mohammed Srasheed al-Shodoukhi in the call during which the demands were made.
The kidnapping was likely part of a campaign against pro-Congress politicians in Cachar and may have been linked to an attack on two other pro-Congress politicians later on June 4. His body was found with multiple gunshot wounds in Kalajan, Assam State, India on June 6.
The kidnapping was unsuccessful.
The killed and injured soldiers were identified as Amanullah and Zain Bakhsh.
The killed police officers were constable Azizullah and constable Shahzad Akhtar.
The killing came a day after suspected Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) killed a local politician in the same area (cf. 200407210003)
The killing occurred three days after Gacia announced he was running for mayor.
The killing of Sistani's aid is symbolic of the growing sectarian war between Sunni and Shi i.
The killing of Walid Kashmoula was followed up later that day by attacking his funeral procession.
The killing took place on the same day that European officials met with a wingleader of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam.
The killing was believed to be the work of separatist insurgents, although there appeared to be no obvious motive.
The killing was subsequently condemned by the Muslim Scholars Association in a statement to the press.
The killings were part of a Black Panthers initiation ritual.  All three perpetrators were convicted and received life sentences.
The kiosk owner's brother was the former Ministry of Health's Inspection and Follow-Up Department chief, and had been murdered several weeks ago.
The KLNLF may have had assistance or participated jointly with the United Liberation Front of Assam (ULFA). The perpetrators took one 9mm pistol, two rifles, one carbine, and one revolver from the bodies.
The Korean KBS reporter taken hostage was allowed to make several phone calls to the Korean Embassy in Israel during his captivity
The Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) compounds were also affected by this attack, but Turkish officials claimed that this was the PKK's effort to "cover their tracks." Officials claimed that this attack was carried out in an effort to hide evidence that the PKK had been launching terror attacks in Turkey for Syria.
The Kurds view the Iraqi Turkmen Front as a pro-Turkey party.
the Kuwait and Gulf Link Company (KGL), paid a ransom of more than half a million dollars to the kidnappers
The land mine was hidden in concrete and therefore, was not previously detected by the Russian military.
The landmine let of smoke but did not explode.
The Laotian government did not report the incident, so it is difficult to determine the motive and whether there were any casualties
The last attack in Getxo was on June 25 2000.
The last known attack by the (EED) was on January 23, 2007.
The last two improvised explosive devices were emplaced after the initial blasts of the attack, despite increased security presence.
The Le Mat report on the incident indicates that the goal of the attack was to sap the morale of the military troops involved in the antiterrorist fight. The report also indicates the Salafist Group for Preaching and Fighting (GSPC) could also be responsible for the soldiers' abduction and murder.
The leader of the assailants, Abudukeremu Mamuti, had in the previous year began preaching Muslim extremism while recruiting people to form a group.
The Lebanese Army has denied the allegations that its soldiers were abducted; however, independent news agencies confirmed the reports.
The length of detainment is unknown as well as the outcome of the hostages. The hostages were identified as Muhammad Ali, Abbas Hussain, Muhammad Tahir, Zafarullah, Nurullah, and Muhammad Asif.
The length of the hostage incident was six days until officials found the bodies of the hostages, but it was only three days after the kidnapping that there was speculation that the hostages had been killed.
The length of the kidnapping was estimated to be two hours.  In response to the attack, Dr. Brownlee jokingly stated that it made him the Blackest man in town.  Robert Miles, the leader of Michigan's KKK, and four others were indicted for the attack.  Robert Miles was convicted.  He was also convicted for incident 197108300002.
The Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) appeared to have mistaken the private cargo ship for one carrying weapons to the Sri Lanka army in Jaffna.
The Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) had targeted Sri Lankan Military Intelligence personnel in the past.
The Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) told truce monitors they would not move field commanders in the island's restive east for consultations with the leadership in the north and gave no reason, diplomatic sources said. A government military official said the two Claymore fragmentation mines were found shortly before Tiger field commanders were due to travel along the route. It was not immediately known who planted them. However, the military had been set to escort the Tigers to ensure safe passage. The Tigers ended postponing the travel to the discussions. --Xinhua News Service had stated that the man planting the mines in Omanthai was arrested Friday night.
The Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam are suspected as being responsible for this attack.
The Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam deny responsibility for the attack.  They claim that the attack was carried out in order to "disrupt the peace process"
The Liberian declared a 3-day mourning period for the death of Massaquoi.  It also started an official investigation into his killing.
The lighted cigarette burned out before detonating the bomb.
The lines connect Palo Verde, located 50 miles west of downtown Phoenix, with two parts of the Phoenix metropolitan area and Yuma, in extreme southwestern Arizona.
The list of persons injured in the attack included Crisanto Trompeta, the head of Toribio's town council. The attack included the destruction of 20 homes, the church, the school cafeteria, a gas station and the Cultural Center.
The listed potential perpetrator groups all accepted responsibility for the bombings. Iranian officials also pointed to Popular Democratic Front of Ahwazi Arabs (who denied responsibility) and outside groups as potential culprits.
The LJ reportedly had been linked to the March 2, 2004, attack in the southwestern city of Quetta in which 48 people were killed.   Forty-eight people also died in a previous attack on a Shiite mosque in the same city in July 2003.
The local GAM spokesman, Ishak Daud, accused the military of having kidnapped the victims during one of their sweeps.
The local police believed that this was the beginning of a new offensive by Albanian extremists.
The local police found and defused the bomb prior to detonation. The incident coincided with three other bomb-related attacks in the state of Tamil Nadu on this day (cf. 199905300004-7).
The local Police had confirmed that the FARC was behind the attacks. Troops from the Cartegena Battalion of the Colombian Army arrived to restore order in the area. The town of Tomas Razon is located in the department of Guajira in northern Colombia.
The local police in the area said that 15 children were among the 63 dead
The local police launched an operation to find and arrest the perpetrators of the attack. Reports do not indicate that any of the attackers were apprehended.
The local police of Ajaccio and the National Anti-Terrorist Division of Paris (DNAT) follows up on the explosion.
The locality of Galeras in 820 kilometers (510 miles) north of Bogota. It was unclear at the time if there were additional casualties. The Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia (FARC) were suspected because they often operated in the area and the attack type was similar to that of the FARC. It was unclear why the five police members were missing and it was suspected that they had been kidnapped. This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. [20031220100002]). The Commander of Sucre Police Colonel Jose Domingo Barinas Lopez insisted that the ambush was carried out "in retaliation" to the arrest of sixteen members of FARC during a military operation "Galeras."
The location of the Ruhunu Somavathiya Temple is unclear.
The location of the train is uncertain.  It originated in the east and was travelling west; one source states it was attacked in a western town, but then states that it arrived in an eastern town shortly after the attack.
The London-based human rights organization, Amnesty International, accused a right-wing paramilitary group that has previously targeted human rights workers in that region of Colombia.
The lone police officer killed was Senior Police Officer (SPO)3 Arnel Carillo and the infant killed was identified as Malysha Machorao. The other civilians injured were Ali Aminsalam and Sitti Ali. The police officers injured were Insp. Joven Acuesta and chief of police of Bumbaran, Lanao del Sur.
The Los Angeles Herald-Examiner received an anonymous call stating that the incident was carried out by the Chicano Liberation Front.  The Chicano Liberation Army also 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."
The lowest estimate on victim injury is six soldiers and one civilian (as indicated).  However, sources estimate as many as 12 victim injuries and 2 victim fatalities
The Loyalist Volunteer Force (LVF) had earlier declared its intention to return to violent attacks on Catholics.
The LTTE Chief was not confirmed to have been injured in the bombing but was expected to have been there at the time of the bombing.
The LTTE claimed credit for this attack in its clandestine Voice of Tigers radio, which stated that the attack was successful and claimed that 10 sailors were killed together with a self-styled Tiger colonel and a Tiger major. Governement sources, however, denied such claims.
The LTTE claimed that over 100 soldiers were killed and/or wounded, but this information was not confirmed for any final counts either way.
The LTTE has accused Muslims of supporting the Sri Lankan government and oppose them farming in the area, which the rebels consider Tamil territory.
The LTTE is suspected in the incident although it did not claim responsibility on its website.  The government has withdrawn from the cease-fire and resumed the Sri Lankan civil war.
The Macheteros sent a communiqué to El Mundo, a Puerto Rican newspaper, claiming their responsibility for the robbery.
The Mai-Mai fighters were supporters of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) government.  In October 1999 the Ugandan forces and the Mai-Mai clashed in Bunia, DRC.
The Mai-Mai Simba Militia is a group of armed poachers and illegal mineral exploiters that consists mainly of members from the Kumu tribe.
The main motivation for the attack was thought to have been failed diplomacy in the region.
The main target of the attack was the Navy convoy, which normally carries between 15 to 20 Navy personnel but on this day was supposed to carry 40 sailors to their duty stations.  The driver and conductor of the state-run bus hit suffered minor injuries and were treated at the Ragama hospital.  Sources note that the design of the bomb, two anti-personnel (claymore) mines strapped together and detonated by a remote control, was a design on the LTTE could successfully make and detonate.
The main theory investigated in regard to the cause of the assassination attempt was that it was an attempt to frighten or kill Halyna Klymovych, who had investigated several major criminal cases in Odessa.
The majority bomb type reported was used. The most recent available sources listed no fatalities from this attack, and the injuries for this attack from four to six, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The majority of sources have the casualty count at 30 killed and 110 wounded. So for statistical purposes, the majoriy was used.
The majority of sources indicated that 26 people were injured in two explosions. So, 26 was divided across both attacks to get 13 for nwound for each attack. For nkill, seven was divided across the two attacks to get 3.5 for each attack.
The majority of sources state there were four assailants, while one source states there were five assailants.
The majority of the causualties in the attack were caused by the Russian rescue attempt, which involved pumping a sedative gas into the theater and then engaging in a gun battle with the terrorists.
The Malkangiri Zilla Committee of the Maoists made several demands via a poster left on the scene, including that the security forces cease combing operations in the area and that the government fulfill the demands they agreed to previously.
The man killed in this incident was named Sieng Patkaoe.
The man who was killed was named Mufti Nizamuddin Shamzai.  The names of the injured are Saleemuddin Shamzai; and his nephew Rafiuddin; the police guard was Khair Muhammad who was reportedly uninjured.
The man, identified as Mehmet Goksin Gol, 39, initially said he wanted the plane diverted to the capital, Ankara, but changed his mind and demanded it fly to Tehran, Iran.  However the pilots landed at Ankara and the man gave himself up about 40 minutes later.
The Maoist group that the individuals belonged to believes that Janatantric Terai Mukti Morcha, a breakaway faction, is responsible for the attack.
The Maoist rebels killed Mahadeo Sahu while they released the other two hostages.
The Maoist-affiliated Young Communist League has been blamed for the attack.
The Maoist-backed Police Santrash Birodhi Janasadharaner Committee (PSBJC) is also known as  the People’s Committee against Police Atrocities (PCPA).
The Maoists are not generally known for targeting civilians. According to the email sent by the party claiming responsibility, those responsible for overseeing the attack were reprimanded and suspended from the party due to the inordinate number of civilians killed in the attack.
The Maoists had left the bomb on the road four days prior during their attack on the town of Panauti. Those injured were Fulkaji Pradhan and Karshang Lama.
The Maoists left posters at the scene.
The Maoists used weapons captured from the army in the attack. Aside from the soldiers and the police, three government officials and two civilians were also killed. The Maoists were also thought to have incurred significant casualties. This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200202170002-03).
The market is known to be one of the more crowded areas in the city.
The Marwaris and Biharis were specifically targeted in this attack, leading to a minor exodus of these communities, especially those from Bihar.   It was suggested that the Marwaris were targeted to enable the ULFA to extort more money from this traditional trading community.
The massacre coincided with Algerian President Liamine Zeroual's visit to Cairo, where he took part in a three-day meeting of 15 leaders from Africa, Latin America and Asia. The Ras el Ain attack followed a spate of similar killings, which had increased since late December 1997. More than 1,400 people were killed in massacres in Algeria in five months.
The match between teams from Benchoud and Afir was postponed following the attack.
The mayor had just left the headquarters and narrowly missed being attacked.
The mayor had received threats from the New People's Army (NPA) for alleged crimes against the people in the past.
The mayor of Tame, Alfredo Guzman Tafur, said that the people killed were campesinos from the small village of San Salvador who were having a New Year's celebration.
The mayors two aides were released few hours after the initial hostage taking. The other five, including the mayor, were released twelve days after the hostage taking.
The media did not report the affiliation of the perpetrators, but called them "militants."
The media did not report the outcome of this kidnapping, but noted that in similar instances the "guerrillas" have freed their captives unharmed after a few days.  The victims of the kidnapping were in grades seven, eight and nine, and this incident is connected to other instances of kidnapping around the same time (though there wasn't enough clear reporting about these other incidents to include them in the GTD).
The media report classified the attack as a Fidayeen, or "suicide squad," attack.
The media report on the event is not clear on the details of the event.  The media source states that Tawhid and Jihad claimed responsibility for attacks on two bases but provide a description that indicates only one base was targeted.
The media speculated the Hutu rebel group Forces for the Defence of Democracy (FDD) were involved but there has been no confirmation on the part of the government.
The memorial service was for the 16 people killed by United States Army soldier Robert Bales on March 11, 2012.
The men released were are patrolmen Rodolfo Bermejo Teheran, 29, from Sabanalarga, Atlantico; Cipriano Mora Lopez, 25, from Riohacha; Leaxir Portela Villamizar, 26, from Santa Ana Magdalena; agents Nelson Noriega Mercado, 35, from Cienaga Magdalena; and Martin Oriol Hinestroza Rios, from Quibdo, Choco. Deputy Lieutenant Jaime Vizcaino Ortiz and patrolman Pedro Jose Figueredo Sierra, were killed in the course of the attack.
The men reportedly carried small arms and some of them provided cover while the remainder set the explosives. The nature of the explosion suggested the explosives were detonated by a timer.
The men were escorting their daughters to a school examination center at the time.
The men were taken to Lenadoon, shot in the leg, and dumped in an alleyway.
The mental state of Bedell and his motive for the attack are unclear.  Before the attack occurred, Bedells parents (with whom he was living) had informed authorities that their son was mentally unstable.  Drug use and increasing paranoia greatly concerned Bedell's parents.
The mental state of the individual has been questioned.  He has been arrested in the past for indecent exposure and had a history of mental problems.
The message "Power to the people-print the truth" was taped to the door of the building.  In addition to George Patterson, an unnamed 17 year old male was also arrested.  Weeks earlier, the perpetrators attempted to firebomb a Bank of America branch in San Bruno (197105040005).  The perpetrators stated that they just wanted to get their message out and did not want to cause any damage.  They added that they did not belong to any 'fringe political group.'
The MFDC has a tendency to degenerating into banditry. Besides, the attack could be a message to the authorities that they still possess their freedom of acting despite the Senegalese vast security operation in Casamance.
The Mi-24 helicopter gunship was shot down in the harbor while en route to support Sri Lankan troops.
The MILF fighters raided the village looking for food then took villagers hostage to use as human shields.  They then bargained for the dead MILF fighter's body in exchange for the release of the hostages.
The MILF has declared a renewed campaign against the Philippine government since its Camp Abubakar was overrun by the government.
The MILF pulled out of peace talks with Manila earlier in 2000 after troops had overran its main base in the south and the government placed huge bounties on the heads of MILF leaders.
The militants also took weapons, ammunition, and medical equipment from the soldiers.
The militants attacked a make-shift community kitchen near Ardoo bridge that the pilgrims had set up and were dining in. The indiscriminate firing lasted for 20 minutes, and many of the survivors now say that Indian paramilitary police and soldiers were also involved in causing a number of the civilian deaths.
The militants decapitated two of the hostages later that same day. The status of the remaining 13 hostages is unknown.
The militants did not comment but the local police chief commented that the Taliban were responsible.
The militants fled into the surrounding forest and were pursued by Indian Police and Military personnel.
The militants had demand that the new Hamas government rescind a decision not to issue valuable taxi licenses to Fatah activists, which had been a perk under the previous Palestinian government.
The militants had escaped under the cover of darkness.
The militants initially killed 10 people, but then when others arrived an additional 22 were killed.
The militants left behind some leaflets warning the villagers of dire consequences if they act as police informers.
The militants missed their primary target, a paramilitary patrol and instead killed a civilian and injured other civilians and police officers.
The militants missed their target and injured pedestrians.
The militants struck first at the supply point depot killing two civilian employees. The perpetrators proceeded to walk into the barrack and open fire indiscriminately.  The groups spokesman, Abu Usama, stated in the claim of responsibility that the group wanted India to "stop political dramas." The action was perceived by others as an effort to  force the Indian army to retaliate and consequently derail the nascent peace process.
The militants threatened the owners of the shops and gave them a 15 day deadline to close down their un-Islamic businesses.
The militants took Bhagawati away at gunpoint and his status is unknown, but Bijoy was released immediately.
The militants were suspected to be Taliban, because the Taliban have vowed to disrupt the election on the ninth of October, 2004. Similar incidents had been occuring, and also have resulted in inadvertant explosions.
The militants were suspected to number around 15.
The militants' vehicle, a VAZ car, was found containing three Koran books, three sets of police uniforms and 300 grams of an explosive substance, possibly trinitrotoluene.
The military had said that the car bomb in Samarra had killed four people, including one child. Police in Samarra, however, reported that at least seven people were killed and 10 people were injured.
The Military Induction Center might have been located in the same building.
The military patrol was responding to a report of armed assailants in the area; it is possible the same set of assailants attacked the military patrol.
The military said that it suspected the NPA because it had sent an extortion letter to the company sometime before the attack. The MILF was suspected because of its recent series of attacks following the military's capture of its stronghold in Pikit.
The military wing of Hamas, the Al-Qassam Brigades, claimed responsibility for the rocket attacks.
The Military-led government of Algeria had established Local Defense Forces composed of civilians to combat militant Islamic forces in the country.
The militia member lost his leg in the explosion.
The militiamen were originally from the town of Ain Fares.  Two weeks after the attack, a member from the AQLIM notified the family of one of the victim's of the location of the three bodies.
The militias stepped up their attacks following the announcement that 78.5% of the electorate had voted for East Timor's independence.
The mine blast occurred on 14th day of the Prime Minister's month long ceasefire with Kashmiri militants and exactly one year after the Sabzi Mandi mine blast which had left over a dozen civilians killed and about a score others injured. Both the incidents, which took place in Chhattabal area of Srinagar outskirts, happened in the holy month of Ramadan. The injured BSF men were identified as Inspector Madan Lal, constable Srinivasan, Bhashi Kote, S Ali and driver Ravi Kumar. Civilians injured in the blast were identified as Irshad Ahmed Mir of Ghasi Mohalla Safakadal and Bashir Ahmed Bhat of Qarfali Mohalla.
The mines and grenades were found in an area where minority Tamils are concentrated. There were no arrests.
The minibus was loading passengers to transport them to the Imam al-Kadhim shrine in northwestern Kadhimiya when the explosion occurred.
The Minister for Defense, Sheikh Yusuf Mohamed Siad, was not injured in the attack.
The Minister of Defense at the time, Michele Alliot-Marie, was profiled that same night on television.
The Minister was returning from his native town, Bohingiri, after having campaigned for upcoming municipal elections.
The Minister's Personal Assistant, Sundaram, reported the suspicious package to the Ministry guards when he noticed it placed on the seat of his scooter and unattended.
The ministers were identified as Agriculture and Rural Affairs Minister Mehdi Eker, Development Minister Cevdet Yilmaz, Finance Minister Mehmet Simsek, and Forestry and Waterworks Minister Veysel Eroglu.
The Ministry of Assistance and Social Reintegration municipal director in Namacunde was killed. Also, a blind 80-year old traditional leader was stabbed to death. There was a possibility that some people were kidnapped, but their number was not known immediately because people were moving in and out of the area following the attack.
The mobile policemen stationed outside the Senator's residence fought off the militants, and Senator Ladoja was unharmed in the incident.
The Mohmand Rifles are a unit of the Frontier Corps. The soldier who died was identified as Umar Daraz Khattak.
The Molotov cocktail was thrown through the window of the office.
The monk was in bed watching TV when the grenade was lobbed into his room and landed on his bed.  The monk was seriously wounded and listed in critical condition.
The Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) had previously used bombs with similar designs in the region. However, MILF spokesman Eid Kabalu denied that his group was behind the bombing attempt.
The Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) signed a ceasefire agreement with the Philippine government in Malaysia in August 2001.
The Moro Islamic Liberation Front denied any responsibility in the attack.
The mortar rounds struck the soccer field in Sadr City as an afternoon game was in progress between young men from the sprawling slum that is home to about 2.5 million people.
The mortars were believed to have been lobbed from neighboring houses.
The mosque was crowded with Muslim worshippers present for morning prayer.
The most recent available sources listed  the injuries for this attack from 15 to 20, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed  the injuries for this attack from 7 to 8, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the age of Paban Mahato from 32 to 38, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the age of the victim from 29 to 38, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the attack type for this incident from landmine to firearms and sharp weapons, so the majority attack type has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. It is possible that the last police officer left alive was taken hostage by the militants during the attack, but it has not been confirmed.
The most recent available sources listed the damages for this attack from yes to no, so the majority damage figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the date for this attack as occurring from 02/06/2009 to 02/07/2009, so the majority date listed was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the date for this attack from 01/01/2011 to 01/02/2011, so the majority date reported for this attack has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the date for this attack from 02/01/2011 to 02/02/2011, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the date for this attack from 02/12/2011 to 02/13/2011, so the majority date reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the date for this attack from 03/02/2011 to 03/03/2011, so the majority date reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the date for this attack from 03/14/2011 to 03/15/2011, so the majority date of attack reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the date for this attack from 03/23/2010 to 03/24/23010, so the majority date reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the date for this attack from 03/31/2011 to 04/01/2011, so the majority date reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the date for this attack from 05/04/2011 to 05/05/2011, so the majority date reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the date for this attack from 05/14/2010 to 05/15/2010, so the majority date reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The most recent available sources listed the time for this attack from 0000 to 0100, and because no majority figures were reported, the time was taken from the source with the highest validity. The available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from 30 to 50, 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 most recent available sources listed the date for this attack from 05/16/2010 to 05/17/2010, so the majority date reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the date for this attack from 05/17/2011 to 05/18/2011, so the majority date reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the date for this attack from 05/22/2011 to 05/25/2011, and the number of houses burned for this attack from 15 to 40, so the majority date and majority number of houses reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the date for this attack from 05/24/2011 to 05/25/2011, so the majority date reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the date for this attack from 06/23/2010 to 06/25/2010, so the majority date reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the date for this attack from 07/23/2010 to 07/24/2010, so the majority date reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. Combination was selected because one victim was killed on 07/23/2010 while the other was killed on 07/28/2010. The information in the hostage taking variable and extended incident reflects the later killing.
The most recent available sources listed the date for this attack from 08/02/2011 to 08/03/2011, so the majority date reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the date for this attack from 08/04/2010 to 08/05/2010, and because no majority figures were reported, the date given in the source of higher validity was used to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the date for this attack from 09/01/2010 to 09/02/2010, so the majority date reported has been 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 09/18/2010, so the majority date figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the date for this attack from 10/18/2010 to 10/19/2010, so the majority date for the attack reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the date for this attack from different sources was 03/13/2011 to 03/14/2011, so the majority date of attack reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the date for this attack from June 23 to June 24, so the majority date figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the dates for this attack from 12/16/2008 to12/17/2008, so the majority date has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack 10, and the injuries for this attack from eight to 15, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack as 86, and the injuries for this attack from 4 to 24, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack as four, and the injuries for this attack from 47 to 52, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack as one, and the injuries for this attack from one to three, so the updated source was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack as three, and the injuries for this attack from 13 to 15 so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack as zero, and the injuries for this attack from 10 to 15, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack as zero, 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. The assailants stole one United Nations vehicle during the attack.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack at two, and the injuries for this attack from nine to 13, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack at two, and 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. The fifth improvised explosive device failed to detonate.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from  three to five, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 0 to 1, and the injuries for this attack from 2 to 3, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 0 to nine, and the injuries for this attack from 8 to 38, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 0 to one and the injuries for this attack from 15 to 20, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 10 to 11, and the injuries for this attack from 19 to 28, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 10 to 11, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 10 to 12 to 13 to 17, and the injuries for this attack from 20 to 30 to 35 to 44, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 10 to 12, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 10 to 15,  so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 10 to 18, and the injuries for this attack from 5 to 13, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 10 to 20 to 25 to 34, and the injuries for this attack from 40 to 55 to 88 to 100, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 102 to 106, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 105 to 120, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 11 to 12, and the injuries for this attackas zero, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. Clubs were used used in the attack.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 11 to 13, and the injuries for this attack from 45 to 46, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 11 to 20, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 11 to 26, and the injuries for this attack from 22 to 50, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 12 to 13, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 13 to 14, and the injuries for this attack from 18 to 20, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 14 to 15, and the injuries for this attack from 17 to 28, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 15 to 17, and the injuries for this attack as 20, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 15 to 19, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 156 to 184, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 17 to 20, and the injuries for this attack from 40 to 52, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 17 to 22 to 26, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 18 to 27, and the injuries for this attack from 50 to 67, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 20 to 22.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 20 to 24, and the injuries for this attack from 50 to 59, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 20 to 24, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 21 to 30, and the injuries for this attack from11 to 42, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 22 to 25, and the injuries for this attack from 50 to 54, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 22 to 28, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 23 to 30 to 41, and the injuries for this attack from 16 to 20, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 23 to 30, and the injuries for this attack from 200 to 250, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 23 to29, and the injuries for this attack from 30 to 102, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 24 to 28, and the injuries for this attack from 40 to 70, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 27 to 33, and the injuries for this attack from 50 to 60, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 3 to 4, and the injuries for this attack from 2 to 4, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 3 to 4, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 10 to 12, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 30, 34, 35, 36, to 38, and the injuries for this attack from 32, 40, 42 to 3, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 31 to 33, and the injuries for this attack from 48 to 55, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 32 to 41, and the injuries for this attack to be 106, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 33 to 37, and the injuries for this attack from 55 to 69, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 35 to 41, and the injuries for this attack from 122 to 175, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 36 to 37, and the injuries for this attack from 42 to 42, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 36 to 39, and the injuries for this attack from 72 to 276, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 4 to 6, and the injuries for this attack from 0 to 0, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. Four of the hostages were killed and the outcome of the other 28 employees is unknown.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 4 to 6, and the injuries for this attack from 20 to 29, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 4 to 7, and the injuries for this attack from 6 to 7, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 40 to 50, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 60 to 120, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 42 to 43, and the injuries for this attack from 72 to 100, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 42 to 50, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 45 to 48, and the injuries for this attack from 100 to 136, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 48 to 57, and the injuries for this attack from 150 to 158, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 55 to 76, and reported no injuries, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 57 to 59, and the injuries for this attack from 100 to 123, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 60 to 95, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 27 to 80, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 8 to 12, and the injuries for this attack from 15 to 23, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 8 to 17 to 23, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.      Spokesman for the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), Abdul Rehman, called an Associated Press reporter and other local journalists claiming responsibility for the attack.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 8 to 9, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 82 to 101, and the injuries for this attack from 310 to 1,203, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from eight to 10, and the injuries for this attack from 10 to 30, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from eight to 10, and the injuries for this attack from seven to 26, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from eight to 13 to 17, and the injuries for this attack from 35 to 38 to 45, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from eight to 16, and the injuries for this attack from 11 to 21, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from eight to nine, and the injuries for this attack from six to eight, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from eight to nine, 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.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from eight to nine, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from eight to ten, and the injuries for this attack from 23 to 40, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from five to eight, and the injuries for this attack from 13 to 17, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from five to eight, and the injuries for this attack from 15 to 20, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
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 most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from five to six, 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.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from five to six, 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. The available sources listed the time of this attack from 1100 to 1130, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred time reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from five to six, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from five to six, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The summary of this incident was partially based on articles originally written in Spanish.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from four to five to six, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from four to five, and the injuries for this attack from 15 to 40, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. Furthermore, it is unclear based on the available sources if the attack was a suicide bombing or not.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from four to five, and the injuries for this attack from 30 to 33 to 36 to 40, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The most recent available sources listed the time of the attack from 0800 to 0830, so the majority time reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The most recent available sources listed the number of buses targeted in this attack from one to two, so the majority number of buses reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from four to four, and the injuries for this attack from five to six, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from four to four, and the injuries for this attack from three to seven, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from four to seven, and the injuries for this attack from eight to eight, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from four to six, and the injuries for this attack from 12 to 23, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from four to three, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from nine to 11, and 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.  It is unknown if civilians were the target of this attack.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from not reported to one, and the injuries for this attack from not reported 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 fatalities for this attack from one to five, and the injuries for this attack from 21 to 30, 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 five, 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.  The sources listed the damage as cumulative, so the damage has been distributed evenly.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from one to one, and the injuries for this attack from 19 to 20, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from one to one, and the injuries 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 most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from one to one, and 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.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from one to one, 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.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from one to one, and the injuries for this attack from zero 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 fatalities for this attack from one to seven, and the injuries for this attack from 0 to 20, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from one to six, and the injuries for this attack from not reported to 20, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from one to three, and 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.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from one to three, and 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.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from one to three, and the injuries for this attack from zero 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 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 most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from one to two, and the amount of ammunition recovered for this attack from nine to 180 rounds, so the majority casualty figures and evidence recovered have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from one to two, and the injuries for this attack from 19 to 20, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from one to two, and the injuries for this attack from one 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 fatalities for this attack from one to two, and the injuries for this attack from six to fourteen, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from one to two, and the injuries for this attack from three to  seven, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from one to two, and the injuries for this attack from two to 10, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from one to two, and 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.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from one to two, 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.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from one to two, excluding the suicide bomber and the injuries for this attack from two to six, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from one to two, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database as that is the latest information.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities 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 fatalities for this attack from seven to 10, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from seven to eight, and the injuries for this attack from 11 to 13, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. It is unknown if civilians were the target of this attack.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from seven to eight, and the injuries for this attack from 13 to 14, so the lowest casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from seven to eight, and the injuries for this attack from 21 to 22, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from seven to eight, and the injuries for this attack from 22 to 25, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from seven to eight, and the injuries for this attack from 25 to 28, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from seven to eight, and the injuries for this attack from four to five, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from seven to eight, and the injuries for this attack to be unknown, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from seven to eight, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The attack was coded as "success yes" due to the fact that the suicide bomber detonated when there were plenty of people around even though the assassination attempt was unsuccessful.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from seven to eight, 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 eight to 22, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from seven to nine, and the injuries 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 most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from seven to ten, and the injuries for this attack from 21 for the specific incident and 25 overall for the two bombings, so the majority casualty figures for the specific incident have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from seven to ten, and the number of assailants from 200 to 250, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from seven to twelve, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. It is unknown if civilians were the target of this attack.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from six to 10, and the injuries for this attack from 20 to 24, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from six to 12, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from six to 15, and the injuries for this attack from 15 to 70, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from six to eight, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from six to seven, and the injuries for this attack from 30 to 46, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. Furthermore, the available sources listed the attack method as either a rocket attack or a mortar attack, but the majority attack method (rocket attack) was used.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from six to ten, and the injuries for this attack from 51 to 58, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from six to two, and the injuries for this attack from 30 to 24, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from six to12, and the injuries for this attack from 20 to 22, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from thirty-six to forty, and the injuries for this attack from sixty to sixty-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 fatalities for this attack from three to 10, and the injuries for this attack from 21 to 34, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from three to 13, and the injuries for this attack from 18 to 26, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from three to five, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.  The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 17 to 18 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.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from three to five, 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 10 to 20, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from three to four, and the injuries for this attack from 14 to 19, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from three to four, and the injuries for this attack from 21 to 27, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from three to four, and the injuries for this attack from five to seven to 12, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from three to four, and the injuries for this attack from seven to eleven, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from three to four, and the injuries for this attack from six to seven, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from three 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 fatalities for this attack from three to four, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.  The sources have a discrepancy in the spelling of the district of Guzara.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from three to seven, and the injuries for this attack from 11 to 16, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from three to seven, and the injuries for this attack from 17 to 20, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from three to two, and the injuries for this attack from three 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 fatalities for this attack from two to eight, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two to eight, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 27 to 32 to 27, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two to five, and the injuries for this attack from six  to seven, so the lowest casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.The summary of this incident was partially based on articles originally written in Spanish.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two to four to five, and the injuries for this attack from eight to 10 to 15, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the number of vehicles damaged for this attack from 10 to 15, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred number of vehicles reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two to four, and the injuries for this attack from seven to nine, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two to four, the injuries for this attack from six to eight, and the number of weapons used for this attack from four to eleven, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. It is unknown if civilians were the target of this attack.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two to one, and the injuries for this attack from 32 to 31, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two to seven, and 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.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two to three, and 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.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two to three, and the injuries for this attack from 11 to 18, so the majority casualty figures have been used 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 15 to 28 to 31, so the majority casualty figures have been used 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 15 to over 20, so the majority casualty figures have been used 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 six to seven, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two to three, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two to three, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 12 to 21 to 27, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two to three, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 15 to 55, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proffered casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two to three, so the majority fatality figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two to two, and the injuries for this attack from 15 to 19, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two to two, and the injuries for this attack from 19 to 25, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two to two, and 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.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from two to two, and the injuries for this attack from eight to 13, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from zero to five, and the injuries for this attack from 19 to 26 to 30 to 46, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the time of the incident for this attack from 0900 to 1030, and because no majority figures were reported, the time of the incident was taken from the source with the highest validity in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from zero to one, and  the injuries for this attack from three to six, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from zero to one, and the injuries for this attack as 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 fatalities for this attack from zero to one, and the injuries for this attack from 46 to 50, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from zero to one, and the injuries for this attack from four to eight, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from zero to one, and the injuries for this attack from nine to 10, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
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 fatalities for this attack from zero to one, and the injuries for this attack from seven to 15 to 25, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the police injuries for this attack from three to five 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. It is unknown if the police checkpoint was the intended target of this attack.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from zero to one, and the injuries for this attack from seven to eight, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from zero to one, 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.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from zero to one, and the injuries for this attack from zero 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 fatalities for this attack from zero to one, and the number of houses damaged from three to eight, so the majority figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from zero to one, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from zero to three, and the injuries 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 most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from zero to three, and the injuries for this attack from zero to two to five, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the number of supply tanks targeted for this attack from 27 to 28 to 40, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred number of targeted supply tanks reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from 12 to 20, 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. Spokesman for the banned Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) Azam Tariq claimed responsibility.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from zero to two, and the injuries for this attack from five to 10, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from zero to zero, and the injuries for this attack from 11 to 20, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from zero to zero, and the injuries for this attack from one 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 fatalities for this attack from zero to zero, and the injuries for this attack from seven to ten, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from zero to zero, and the injuries for this attack from six to seven, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from zero to zero, 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.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from zero to zero, and the injuries for this attack from two 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 fatalities for this attack from zero to zero, and 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.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack to be three, and the injuries for this attack from five to nine, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack to be three, and the injuries for this attack from six to seven, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack to be two, and the injuries for this attack from eight to ten, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attackas two, and the injuries for this attack from four  to six, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the identity of the target for this attack from an employee of the Interior Ministry to an employee of Iraq’s Defense Ministry, so the majority identity reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injured for this attack from a civilan to a police officer, and because no majority figures were reported, the victim information stated in the source of highest validity was used.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 1 to 3, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 10 to 11, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 10 to 11, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. It is unknown if civilians were the primary target of this attack.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 10 to 16, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 11 to 12, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 11 to 13, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. It is unknown if civilians were the primary target of this attack.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 12 to 14, so the majority injury figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the rockets used for this attack from 30 to 50, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proffered rocket figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 13  to 15, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 13 to 15, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 14 to 20, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 15 to 62, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 17 to 20 to 21 to 23 to 24, 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 security personnel injured for this attack from zero to two, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.  The available sources listed the time of this attack from 1130 to 1230, and because no majority figures were reported for a specific time of attack, but the majority sources agreed that the attack took place in the afternoon; 1200 noon was used as a default time of attack.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 18  to 25, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 19 to 24, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 2 to 3, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 20 to 21, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 20 to 22, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 22 to 26, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 25 to 31, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 28 to 36, so the majority injury figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 33 to 45, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 35 to 37, so the minority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.  The sources listed that between one and three buses were damaged in the attack, so the majority figure was used to preserve statistical data.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 4 to 6, so the most recent casualty figures from the article which lists the individual names has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 40 to 52, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 5 to 6, so the majority figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 70 to 100 to 105, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 9 to 10, so the majority figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from eight to 12, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. It is unknown if civilians were the target of this attack.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from eight to 13, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from eight to nine, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from four to 16, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from four to eight, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from four to five, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from four to five, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.  The available sources identified the commander and spokesman of the group asToofan Wazir, who claimed responsibility for the attack.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from four to seven, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from four to six, and the injuries of the police officials from three 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 target for this attack from a police station to a police post, so the majority target for this attack reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The injured were identified as three police officers, Sajjad, Khadim and Irshad, and three prisoners, Qaisar Abbas, Danish and Imran.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from nearly 40 to 40, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from nine to 10, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from nine to 12, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from nine to 25, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from one 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 injuries 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 most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from one to two, so the majority casualty figure has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The most recent available sources listed the approximate time of the attack as occurring from the evening to the night, so the majority approximate time provided was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed 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 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. Doubt Terrorism Proper was selected for this incident because it is unclear whether or not this was an act of terrorism or rather an attack orchestrated within the Bangladesh Nationalist Party itself.
The most recent available sources listed 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 outcome of the hostage taking is unknown.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from right to nine, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed 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.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from seven to 13, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from seven to 18, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from seven to eight, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from seven to eight, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. Ikramullah Mohmand, spokesman for the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan, Mohmand Agency, claimed responsibility for the attack.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from seven to eight, so the most recent injury figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from six to 11, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from six to seven, and the date for this attack from 08/14/2011 to 08/15/2011, so the majority casualty figures and date reported have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from six to seven, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from three to 15, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from three to five, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed 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.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from three to four, so the majority figure has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from three to six, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from three to zero, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from two to five, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from two 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 injuries for this attack from two 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 injuries for this attack from two to nine, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from two to seven, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from two to ten, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
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.
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. It is unknown if civilians were the target of this attack.
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. One of the available sources gave two different scenarios as to the location of the victims of the attack; one location was standing on the roadside, while the second was in a truck that was part of the convoy; and because the other sources did not give a location, the location given by the military was chosen over the location given by the spokesman of the former governor to preserve accuracy in the database. The victim that died was identified as Mamayo Ganon and the wounded victims were identified as Renz Amit, Omar Silongan, and Samaon Andatuan. The available sources stated that the Moro Islamic Liberation Front under rogue commanders was believed to be responsible for the attack, though the MILF denied all responsibility.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from zero to 18, and because the source that states a greater number of casualties has a higher source validity number, those causualties were used.
The most recent available sources listed the injuries of the policemen for this attack from six to eight, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the location for this attack from Imphal to Bishenpur, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the location for this attack from Pana-ton to Matampay, so the majority given location was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the method of attack for this incident from a shooting to slitting the victim’s throat, so the majority method of attack reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the number of bombs recovered for this attack from three to five, so the majority number of bombs reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the number of hostages for this attack from four to five, so the majority number of hostages reported have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the number of hostages for this attack from six to eleven, so the majority figure has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the number of houses for this attack from 150 to 500, so the majority figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the number of officials taken hostage for this attack from four to five, 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 as being more than five assailants, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred number perpetrators were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the number of people injured in the attack as one child to an unspecified number of children, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The most recent available sources listed the woman injured in the attack as being Khan's wife to a female relative to unidentified, so the identity of the woman was taken from the source with the highest validity in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The most recent available sources spelled the name of the tribal elder in three different ways, so the spelling of the tribal elder's name was taken from the source with the highest validity in order to preserve statistical accuracy. No perpetrators have been arrested in the attack; however, a white corolla car which was used in the ambush has been taken into custody.
The most recent available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from 20 to 40 to 50, so the majority numbers of perpetrators reported have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from 25 to 40 to 50, 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 perpetrators for this attack from 30 to 50, so the majority numbers of perpetrators reported have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from 40 to 50, and the spelling for the specific geographic location from Subamgiri to Sumarnagiri, so the majority number of perpetrators and spelling for the specific geographic location has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from 40 to 50, 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 perpetrators for this attack from 50 to 100, and the target of the arson from a bike to the house, so the majority number of perpetrators and majority target reported have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from eight to 10, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred number of perpetrators reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from four to five, so the majority number of perpetrators reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.  The most recent available sources listed the number of people shot for this attack from one to two, so the majority casualty figures reported have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from three to four, and the attack type from a bladed weapon to shooting, so the majority number of perpetrators and attack type reported for the attack has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the number of persons abducted for this attack from six to eight to nine, so the majority number of abducted persons reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the number of persons still in the custody of the Maoists for this attack from two to three, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred number of persons still remaining in the custody of the Maoists reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. Combination was selected because six of the abducted persons were killed while the status of the remaining two abducted persons is unknown.
The most recent available sources listed the number of police officers injured for this attack from three to seven to nine, so the majority number of police officers reported injured have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the number of police officers injured for this attack from two to 14, so the majority number of police officers injured was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The most recent available sources listed the number of civilians killed for this attack from 24 to 26 to 28, and the number of civilians injured for this attack from one to four to 14, so the majority number of civilian casualties was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the number of police officers killed for this attack from 11 to 12 to 16 to 18, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred number of police officers killed were was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the number of police officials injured for this attack from two to 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. The most recent available sources listed the number of non-police personnel injured for this attack from zero to one, 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 weapons for this attack from three to four, so the majority weapon figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. Furthermore, it is unclear if the town of Nahariya was the target of this attack.
The most recent available sources listed the perpetrators for this attack from 10 to 12, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred perpetrator figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the perpetrators for this attack from 10 to 15-20 to 20, so the majority perpetrator figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the perpetrators for this attack from 30 to 60, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the perpetrators 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 perpetrators responsible for this attack as Black Widows to Dima Halim Daogah-Jewel Garlossa (DHD-J), so the majority perpetrators listed as responsible have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the state as Kayin, but the other two sources listed the state as Karen, so the majority used nam ewas used in order to preserve accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the street name from Nielson to Nelson so majority street names have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the time for this attack from 1225 to 1230, so the majority time of attack reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the time for this attack from 1900 to 2200, so the majority time figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the time for this attack from 2230 to 2300, so the majority time for the attack reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the time for this attack from evening to night, so the majority time reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the time of the attack from 1215 to 1230, so the majority time of attack reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. It is unclear whether or not the attack was carried out because of the inauguration of the festival or because of the bandh called by militants in the hill district to protest police harassment.
The most recent available sources listed the tribal chieftain fatalities for this attack from one to two, and the injuries for this attack from five to six, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the type of explosive used in this attack from a landmine to an improvised explosive device, so the majority explosive type reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the type of explosives used for this attack from a landmine to an improvised explosive device, so the majority type of explosives reported have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the type of weapon used for this attack as a Molotov Cocktail to explosives, so the majority weapon figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the type of weapons used in the attack from bombs to an improvised explosive device, so the majority figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the victims for this attack as spying for United States troops in Afghanistan to Indian and Jewish Intelligence agencies, so the majority organization reported as being spied for has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed the village name for this attack from Malabharam to Malavaram, so the majority name figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the perpetrators for this attack from 20 to 40, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources listed type of attack as being a hostage taking and armed assault to only being an armed assault, so the majority type of attack reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources provide different accounts of the attack. One source stated that the two civilians were injured when the assailants fleeing police, threw the bombs at the police while the other two sources stated the two civilians were injured when the bombs were detonated outside and electricity office; so the majority account of the attack was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The most recent available sources reported discrepancies in the spelling of the names of the victims in the attack, and because no majority spelling was provided, the spellings of the names were taken from the original article. The available sources listed the number of perpetrators for this attack from four to five, 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 most recent source claimed that the hospital reported 17 deaths while another source reported 13. The source also indicated that the perpetrator either left the bomb in a basket or had it in a radio and was posing as a flea market dealer.
The most recent sources available listed the fatalities for this attack from zero to five, and the injuries from one to seven, so the number of casualties with the higher source validity was used.
The most valid source states that two of his bodyguards were wounded.
The mother was told to swap the father for the kidnapped daughter.
The motive behind the attack is unknown
The motive behind the attack is unknown, although sources speculate that the assailants are allied with the army of the Congolese President Laurent Kabila.  In addition, fatalities and injuries may be higher; an official stated that they were "trying to rescue those who survived".
The motive behind the attack is unknown.  Sources state that the attackers were "bandits"; it is unclear whether the attack was materially motivated or politically motivated.
The motive behind the kidnapping is unknown.
The motive behind the kidnapping is unknown.  It may have been financially motivated.
The motive behind the killing of Yadav is unclear. The available resources reported that Yadav was killed for being either a police informer or for being an active member of the Maoist breakaway faction, the Sanjay Yadav 'Splendor' group; and because no majority motive was reported, unknown was used in the target details.
The motive for the arson is unclear, but some investigative officials believe it may have been revenge because the perpetrators were "found at the scene"; one was identified by a witness as the man who shot Secretary Ahmed, of the Ahmadiyya Movement in Islam center, who was assassinated the day before the arson was set.  Both of the suspected perpetrators were also linked to an attempted firebombing two hours after the assassination of Ahmed. The Federal Bureau of Investigation has attributed the arson, as well as the assassination of Ahmed to the group Jamaat al-Fuqra; however, this information has not been substantiated.
The motive for the attack was unclear, but authorities assumed it was linked to the continuing unrest in the Israeli-occupied territories.  Although initial reports spoke of one gunman, Israel Radio later said possibly two attackers opened fire at the guards.
The motive for this incident is unclear.  A co-owner stated that one of the suspected perpetrators, Edward Hawley, had made threats about the job the shop did in painting his car; hence, this case is coded as doubt terrorism proper.  However, the group The Order II was created to carry out the white supremacist mission of the original group which collapsed after members were captured.  David and Deborah Dorr led the Order II and were eventually captured and sentence for their crimes with the group, as was Edward Hawley.
The motive is unknown.  It is feasible that the attack was retaliatory due to between-village conflict.
The motive of the attack was suspected to be a warning to the Spanish government.
The motive was thought to possibly to intimidate ruling government party.
The mourners were paying respect to the victims of an attack that took place two days earlier (199806170001).
The Movement for Oneness and Jihad in West Africa (MUJAO) also claimed responsibility for a similar attack on the same road one week later. That attack is identified as 201302070009.
The MQM was at the time one of Pakistan President General Pervez Musharraf's main political allies.
The Mujahedin Youth Movement claimed responsibility for the attack in a post on a jihadist website on June 4.
The Mujahedin Youth Movement claimed responsibility for the attack in a post on a jihadist website on June 5.
The Mujahideen Shura Council includes major insurgent groups, such as Al-Qaida's branch in Iraq. The motive for the assassination attempt was unknown, but Mudafar had been against increasing the influence of Islam on university campuses. Sunni Arab insurgents have also repeatedly targeted members of the U.S.-backed Iraqi government.
The mullah received a threat from the Taliban a month ago demanding he stop working for the government or he would be killed.
The municipal guardsman was identified as M. R. and his brother was identified as K. M.
The municipal guardsman was stabbed at around 3:30 PM.  It is suspected that the attack was planned by Lakrouf (also known as Abou Salama).
The municipal guardsmen were driving home at the time of the bombing.
The murder of  Lechi Yeshurkayev was the latest in a spate of attacks which targeted Chechen officials sympathetic to Moscow.  Other attacks previous to this included the deputy-head of Urus-Martan province, killed in August 2000 along with the head of Nojai-Yurt, while in July200 , the provincial head of Alkhan-Yurt was also murdered by unidentified gunmen.
The murder that Stobie was on trial for was one of the more controversial killings in recent history in the area.
The murder was called in to the police at 3:37pm.  The shooter also killed Haitov's Rottweiler, which had been outside at the time.  Sources note that Haitov's grandson, who was eight, witnessed the shooting.
The murdered man's wife, Chularat Chansak, was also killed in the attack.
The murders of Calí and his wife occurred just nine hours after the National Indigenous and Campesino Coordinating Committee (CONIC) and other organizations had announced a “national uprising "to protest the Berger administration’s lack of response to their demands regarding land conflicts.
The museum was planning to feature the work of Cuban artist Amelia Pelaez.
The Muslim preacher was known for his anti-Hamas views and was killed after he left a mosque where he had delivered a sermon criticizing the Islamic group's role in a recent wave of Gaza violence. This was one of 5 related attacks (cf. 200701010001, 200701010008, 200701030001, 200701050006, 200701050007) in which tensions flared between Hamas and Fatah in Gaza.
The Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) is the largest political party in Karachi, and this attack sparked a number of riots in the city.
The NAACP pledged to assist Chambers rebuild his law offices.  This attack is linked with 197101010001.
The name of one of the persons killed was Bishnu Bahadur Chand.
The name of one of the tourist who died as a result of the attack is Indira Parmar.
The name of one of the victims was Amena.
The name of person killed in this incident was Dominggus Pattipeilohy.
The name of the killed and injured personnel were Xavier Kindo and Dhiren Sahu.
The name of the location was indistinct and thus went unrecorded in the report on the incident.
The name of the other victim was Serm Suwanchatri.
The name of the person killed is Yaya Saepaeing.
The name of the rebel leader that died in the incident was Nyabenda.
The name of the second victim is Pen Prommanee.
The name of the soldier who was killed was Roger Warde and the soldier who was wounded was Edison Media.
The name of the woman killed was Nagaboyina Anasuya, alias Swarnakka. Her sister, Sunita, was beaten.
The name of the wounded civilian is Zakaria.
The name Zakir Abdulazimov was given in a report on Chechen Black Widows. The third source does note that a man and a woman were riding in the truck.
The names of injured included British High Commissioner Anwar Choudhury.
The names of some of the victims are Akhmad Kadyrov (Chechen President); Adlan Khasanov (Reuters photographer); Hussein Isayev (Head of Chechnya's Council).
The names of the casualties were Colonel Juma Al-Kadiki and Captain Bafik Agfiza Mabrouk
The names of the civilians targeted in this attack were Mahama Chewa, assistant village chief of Ban Lubokayo, and Adunan Salae, a defense volunteer.
The names of the deceased police officers are Abdul Wali, Ali Shah and Bahauddin.
The names of the family members were Manpi and Leinkhonson.
The names of the fatalities included Mohsin Shah and Naimatullah. The names of the injured were Shamsud Din, Haji Raz Mohammad, Mohammad Abid, Mutahir Shah, Abdul Rauf, Samiullah, Haji Mohammad, Najeebullah, Mansoor, Juma Khan, Javed Ahmed, Inayatullah, Abdul Rahim and Sarwar.
The names of the fatalities were identified as Dafedar Naseer Ahmad and Muhammad Yousaf; Nizamuddin was injured in the attack.
The names of the five injured soldiers were Aphichart Phothijantha, Aphirak Srisuthat, Jakkraphong Karnnit, Khongdet Saensrikhammuan, and Suthiphong Sarisai.
The names of the officer casualties were Ajit Sodi and Lachma Madkami.
The names of the other two victims were Mary Atto and Sylvia.
The names of the people killed and injured were Dilip Dey, Dhaneswar Boro, Khabaram Basumatary, Ram Krisna Chanda and Sanjiv Roy. There is also conflicting casualty information across sources.
The names of the people who were injured were Y. Manao Singh, Sanabanta Das, Akoijam Ongbi, Ningombam Devi and Sanajaobi Devi.
The names of the police officers shot in the incident were Ajit Sodi and Lachma Madkami.
The names of the police officers that were killed were Raul Pablo and Rufino Sumugat.
The names of the security volunteers were Suthipong Hirapan and Assasuwan Jelateh.
The names of the soldiers injured in the attack were Private Wanchaloem Onsong and Private Demae I-tae.
The names of the soldiers who were killed were Sgt. Zaldy P. Lechoncito and Sgt. Bonito C. Guerero.
The names of the suspected perpetrators were Hasan Muhammad al-Qiladi and Yahya Hamad Midraj.
The names of the two commandos that were killed were Constables K.P. Singh and Mukul Burman.
The names of the two people killed were Birendra Sharma and Santosh Kumar.
The names of the two rangers killed in the attack were Corporal Abdulrawning Sawa and Sareenee Ma.
The names of the two soldiers targeted in the attack were Jayve Villagones and Alfredo Leonillo.
The names of the two students who were injured were Sitinuriya Baka and Nadia Jehman.
The names of the two targeted crew members were Rolando Letrero and Ramelito Vela.
The names of the victims were Oscar Mario Salazar Saavedra, Alfredo Chivaco Murcia, Juan de la Cruz Cardona Cumaco, Darwin Polania Bastidas, John Jairo Bautista Puentes, Carlos Artunduaga Fierro, Jose Maria Calderon Rodriquez, Milton Correa Torres, and Freddy Devia Meneses.
The names of those injured were Captain Amnuay Piandee of Rangers Platoon No. 431, Chaichana Yiamtan and Thanathip Yothin.
The names of those injured were Kordae Laemaenae, director of Batu Mitrapap School, Ma Durama, director of Bunae Piyae School, and Private Wattana Sridej and Private Panuwat Chinrak.
The names of those killed are police officer Cumali Hakan; guardian Cihan Aydogdu.  Police officer Huseyin Lukoglu was injured.  The guerrillas reportedly seized two G-3 rifles, one 16-mm handgun and some of the soldiers' military equipment during the attacks.
The names of those killed are Tali Hatuel and her children Hila, Hadar, Roni, and Merav.  The mother was also pregnant.
The names of those killed are Tariq Mehmood and Munir Ahmed Sheikh.  Aamir Qureshi, Zia Mazhar, Nazeeruddin, Mohammad Azeem, Akbar Baloch, Faisal Mujeeb, Sheikh Mehmood, and Zulfiqar Ahmed were injured.
The names of those killed are Waldemar Milewicz (Polish); and Mounyr Beouamrane (Polish-Algerian).  The injured cameraman was Jerzy Ernst (Polish).
The names of those killed was Abdul Khaliq Khan, Seerat Jan, and Shahid Khwaja.
The names of those killed was Hao Ghuangchun; Zhou Xuemeng; and Guo Qihong.
The names of those killed was Shinsuke Hashida and Kotaro Ogawa.
The names of those killed was Vyacheslav Ovsyannikov and Viktor Dynkin. The names of the injured were A. Chubashev, A. Korenkov, V. Chernetsky, G. Derbilov and V. Trifonov.
The National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB) denied any involvement in the blast.
The National Liberation Army (NLA) sometimes set fire to buses and trucks belonging to companies that "that did not pay the revolutionary tax."
The National Liberation Army (NLA) was also blamed for the attack under the theory that it protested the arrest of Gustavo Villamil Ortiz, the commander of the Omayra Montoya Henao Column of the ELN.
The National Oil Company tanker No. LHN6609 was carrying LPG oil, used by U.S. forces in their airplanes, to Afghanistan.
The National Police Chief, Gen. Rusdihardjo (one name only), believed that the attack was a professional job.  Senior Economics Minister Rizal Ramli believed that the blast was related to the concurrent investigation and trial of former Indonesian President Suharto.  Indonesia's Attorney General, Marzuki Darusman, believed the Indonesian Military apparatus may be behind this and a number of other bombings that occurred around pivtoal moments of Suharto's trial. The Indonesian Government and Police believed that Suharto's supporters, and possibly his son Hutomo Mandala Putra (aka Tommy Suharto) were behind this and a string of bombings dating back to early 2000.  Reports conflicted on the injured tally, with figures ranging from 27 to "dozens."  The JSX Building also housed the main Indonesian offices of a number of international firms.  There was no information on the nationalities of the killed or injured.
The national railway union urged the state railroad to shut the line after the attack.
The National Union for the Total Independence of Angola (UNITA) rebels stated in their letter claiming responsibility that the attack took place at 11:00am when in fact it took place at 06:30am.
The nationality of the female United Nations/African Union Mission in Darfur worker is unknown.
The nationality of the NATO soldier is unknown.
The nationality of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) soldier was unknown.
The nationality of the soldier is unknown.
The nationality of the soldier was not released.
The nationality of the soldier was unknown.
The nationality of the victim was not reported.
The nature of the explosion suggested the explosives were detonated by a timer.
The Naxalites were heard shouting anti-government slogans, the sources said.
The NBP filed a lawsuit against the Justice Ministry for denying its registration that day. The several dozen National-Bolsheviks who gathered near the courthouse were waiting for a ruling. The detainees refused to identify themselves as members of any political party or organization.
The Nepal Communist Party (Maoist) earlier urged villagers living around the police station to stay indoors. Police say that as many as 2 attackers may have been killed.
The Nepal Communist Party (Maoists) are highly implicated due to the transportation blockade they have put into effect on April 2, 2005; although, they have not claimed responsibility for the attack.
The Nepalese Prime Minister moved to have the nationwide state of emergency extended after the attack. This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200202170002-03).
The New Irish Republican Army had claimed the murder of another civilian a day earlier.
The New Years Gang attempted to bomb the Wisconsin Ammunition Plant weeks earlier. (197001050001)  Karl Armstrong would be captured after participating in the deadly bombing of Sterling Hall at the University of Wisconsin on August 24, 1970.  (197008240001)
The New Years Gang issue a communiqué to a local paper claiming that they perpetrated this attack.  The New Years Gang  previously attempted to firebomb the R.O.T.C. building a week earlier.  As a result of the attack, police increased their presence in Madison.  Karl Armstrong's girlfriend, Lynn Schultz, drove him to and from the Old Red Gym.  The next day Armstrong would attempt to set a fire in the Selective Service offices in Madison. (197001030001)  Karl Armstrong would be captured after participating in the deadly bombing of Sterling Hall at the University of Wisconsin on August 24, 1970.  (197008240001)
The New Zealand Open heightened security for the event in light of the threat made against it. Many speculated that the threat was made because Tiger Woods would be attending the Open. Cyanide is commonly used (and available) in New Zealand in various forms, particularly to kill possums. The letter that claimed responsibility for this incident also claimed responsibility for three letters sent to the U.S. Embassy and the British and Australian High Commission offices in Wellington. These letters threatened further action if Iraq were invaded by the U.S., U.K., or Australia (cf. 200302210004).
The newspaper had received letters in the past that were laced with a white powder, but the powder had always tested negative for anthrax
The next day, a municipal court building in Walnut Creek California was firebombed (197008290003).
The next day, Tim Welch and Gary Cox burnt down the Macedonia Baptist Church in Bloomville South Carolina (199506210010).  Though he did not take part in setting the church on fire, fellow Klansman  Haley (AKA Romeo) was found guilty of choosing the target and convincing Welch and Cox to commit the act of arson.
The next month, the Fourth Reich Skinheads firebombed a synagogue in Westminster, California. (199301180001)  This Skinhead organization also planned on bombing an African American Church and assassinating well known African American public figures - in hopes of initiating a race war - but were thwarted by the FBI.
The Nigerian in question, a driver for the Russian workers, was killed by small arms fire. The four men and two women were released on August 7, 2007.
The Ninjas were a remnant of private armies that fought in a number of civil wars in the 1990s, including the civil war in 1997, and had intensified their fight against the government since March 2002.
The NLFT, which is fighting the Indian government for an independent tribal homeland, operates out of bases inside neighboring Bangladesh to carry out hit-and-run guerrilla strikes.
The Nobles of Jordan claimed that Yitzhak Snir was a Mossad agent working under the cover of a businessman. Two groups were cited as having claimed responsibility for the attack, but only one, the Nobles of Jordan, was listed by name in the source documents. There was also speculation that the assassination was criminal or business related.
The North Ossetian Interior Ministry believed that attack was aimed at aggravating the situation in the region and preventing the settlement of relations between North Ossetia and Ingushetia. The “Georgian Military Road” is a historic name of the traditional trading route through the Caucasus from Tbilisi, Georgia to Vladikavkaz, Russia.
The Norwegian government was acting as intermediary in the peace process between the Sri Lankan government and the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE). The perpetrator group claimed that Norway was an enabler of the LTTE.
The note found with the man's body said: "We want to get Pattani State back. You arrest innocents, we'll kill innocents."
The note in the bomb read: "Sardinian and foreign masters who want to turn Sardinia into a rubbish dump, get out!"
The noticed that the al-Baghdadi restaurant is mentioned in the news article as being affected by the explosion. A al-Baghdadi restaurant is mentioned in case 200707050014 as being damaged by a booby-trapped car bomb causing some causalities.  This is the same day, but these two incidents do not match up in causalities or stories.  Possible these two incidents are related.
The NPA attack was the first in three years in Cebu. The last attack occurring on Dec. 12, 2002 in Barangay Carausan.
The NPA spokesman claimed responsibility in a text message to reporters after the mayor was released.
The NPA used the hostages as human shields so the Philippine Army would not return fire as the NPA was surrounded; the NPA escaped the trap by using the hostages.
The NSCN had been fighting with the Indian Government for an independent homeland for the ethnic Naga people since India's independence in 1947. The UPDS had been fighting the Indian Government for greater autonomy for the Karbi tribal people in Assam State. Karbi Anglong District is about 235 miles east of Assam State capital Guwahati.
The number of  fatalities and nationality of the victims were unconfirmed.  The perpetrator group was suspected to be Kurdish separatists.
The number of assailants differs from article to article. One stated 50, while the others stated that there were 15-20 assailants.
The number of assailants that were wounded and killed are unknown, but there were reported to be many. Source provide conflicting information concerning the number of military casualties. The lowest number was applied here.
The number of attackers was not reported. One report mentioned a single gunman but others noted the possibility of a number or Taliban gunmen.
The number of attackers was said to be "more than 20" in some reports and "about 30" in other reports. Reports differed on the exact number of people killed in the attack; some stated as many as four people killed. One report named the three victims as MP Rabah Radja, a member of the armed forces, and a customs official.
The number of casualties was unclear. An Army representative claimed twenty-three rebels were killed while two soldiers were killed and seven wounded. An FDD spokesman claimed they suffered no casualties, but the army killed approximately 30 civilians. No reports could be found that corroborated either claim.
The number of days in which the hostage was held before killed is not exactly known. Roughly four to five days is the duration that surpassed before confirmation of death was given.
The number of dead and injured increased throughout the day; the total presented here was the last reported count.
The number of dead as listed by sources ranged from 4-10.  The provincial police chief said that he believed a local Mujahedeen commander was responsible.
The number of deaths reported range from 4 to 5.  No reports have mentioned the number of wounded.
The number of injured ranged from three to five.  The source that said three were injured was the latest source, and notes that the person injured later died.
The number of injured ranges from 7 to 10 people
The number of injured reported was between eight and nine. Accounting for this discrepancy, one of the injured was released from care after receiving first aide and did not need to be hospitalized. The injured were identified as Pinky of Rajasthan, Nisha Kumari, Sawataran and Suman (all Himachal Pradesh), Anu Kumari (Punjab), and Mohammad Yousuf Bhat, his daughter and daughter-in-law.
The number of injured varied between sources, one claiming eight persons while the other claimed nine.
The number of injured varied by report; some stated that six were wounded, others reported seven. The person killed was Mohammed Azam, an electrician at the school.
The number of injured victims is uncertain; different sources provide different numbers for the injured.
The number of injured victims is uncertain; different sources provide different numbers for the injured.  In addition, it is unclear who the target was or where the assailant was going.  It is possible the blast occurred prematurely.
The number of people kidnapped conflicts across sources.
The number of perpetrators differed according to different sources, ranging from thre to 20 perpetrators.
The number of perpetrators ranges from 6 to 20.  Due to the fact that 9 were arrested and sentenced according to a 2001 report, the number of perpetrators is listed as 9.
The number of perpetrators who attacked ranged from 10-15.  The number of police officers captured ranges from 6-30.  The number of trucks destroyed ranges from 3-20.
The number of persons injured ranges from 2 to 3 children
The number of persons injured ranges from 4 to 5 people.
The number of policemen injured varies; some reports claim three were injured and some claim four were injured.
The number of reported perpetrators ranges from 5-6 people.
The number of reported wounded ranges from 134-150.
The number of residents who were kidnapped is unknown, but they were all released safely.
The number of rockets used are contested by sources.
The number of Taliban gunmen varied from four to six in reports on the incident.
The number of wounded (101) was divided between this attack and 201205030001. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent estimates are reported here.
The number of wounded (101) was divided between this attack and 201205030002. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent estimates are reported here/
The number of wounded ranges from 1-3.  This event is related to GTD ID's 201112060029, 201112060062 and 201112060063.
The number of wounded was reported as low as 50 and as high as 80. The numbers killed ranged from 18 to 22.
The Nuns were released unharmed.
The officer that was killed was only found after several hours of searching.  One of the injured officers needed to have a leg amputated.
The officer was killed when shrapnel from the blast hit him as he tried to keep people away from the scene.  Three people were injured, including another officer.  Sources speculate that the bomb was detonated earlier than the time given to authorities so that maximum damage would be inflicted on first responders who were working to evacuate the Montecarlo Hotel, where at least 60 guests resided.
The officer, believed to be a supporter of the Fretilin Party, fired five shots and fled the scene. Gusmao, who was in an adjacent building at the time, was not injured. This attack was the first of two against CNRT supporters in Viqueque on June 3 and the U.N. peacekeeping mission in Timor Leste subsequently increased its electoral security duties. One male perpetrator surrender to police on June 7 in Watulari, Dili (District), Timor Leste.
The officers killed were subsequently identified as Jhon Caxtco Rojas, Willy Godoy Gonzalez, and Jose Luis Colca Hidalgo.
The officers were apparently lured to the location by false reports of FARC activity and subsequently captured by members of FARC’s Front 15. Their whereabouts as of 08/19/2008 were unknown.
The officers were escorting teachers to school when they were attacked.
The officers were members of a unit guarding historical cities in the province and Taliban spokesman Zabeehullah Mujahid acknowledged his group’s involvement in the attack in a telephone statement to Pajhwok Afghan News on June 6.
The officers were returning to Dadaab after bringing prisoners to court
The officers who were injured were Police Sergeant Nakhon Khonngan, Police Sergeant Sakrin Saengngoen, Police Sergeant Nitthinon Samathi, Police Corporal Chusak Prachongchit.
The officers, who died in the attack, were identified as R L Reddy and Bijoy Mahalakshmi.
The official Russian news agency RIA put the casualty figures at two dead and two wounded, yet Russian Army sources reported that there were four dead and five injured. Interfax reported four killed and three injured.
The official website of the Popular Resistance Committees and their military wing, the Al-Nasir Salah-al-Din Brigades, was observed on April 7 to post a number of military communiqués regarding attacks on Israeli targets. The second of which claimed responsibility for Israeli settlements.
The officials and locals told that some tribesmen were on their way to Manzar Khel village on a passenger pick-up when it hit the landmine. The tribesmen on board were going to condole with the bereaved families of those killed in Sunday encounter between the alleged militants and security forces.
The officials were the district's executive senior officer, a finance officer, and clerk.
The oil industry was cited as responsible for a large portion of Sudanese government revenues.
The Oil Ministry Director- General's name was reported in three different ways by three different sources. His name was therefore reported in the majority way listed in the sources.
The oil tankers were not involved in supplying fuel to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) forces; however, officials speculated that the blasts may have been some sort of warning.
The Omoro Libertion Front (OLF) is the prime suspect in this bombing.  However, the OLF itself has denied that it was responsible.
The one surviving daughter played dead and the shooters left her there.
The only further information about the hostage is that he was shot and killed on September 16, 2006.
The only reports of this incident are from Hizballah's own television station.
The only source of this incident is the radio of the South Lebanon Army (SLA).
The operatives that planted the explosives had sent notes to the owners of the shops instructing them to not open the business on the day the explosions went off.
The Orange Order is a Protestant fraternal organization.
The Order II was created to carry out the white supremacist mission of the original group which collapsed after members were captured.  David Dorr led The Order II (along with his wife) and the localized group followed the anti-government ideology of the  Order, maintaining that the government was unrighteous.  The group was also anti-Semitic and against minorities. David Dorr was eventually captured and sentenced for his crimes during his involvement with The Order II.
The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) ambassador to Kosovo ruled out any specific target because there were many political parties and Trade Union offices in the building. Yugoslav authorities speculated that the attack targeted the Yugoslav Committee for Cooperation with the U.N. Mission in Pristina. The Yugoslav authorities believed that the goal of the attack was to eradicate the presence of Yugoslavia from Kosovo.
The Organization of American States blamed the United Self-Defense Forces of Colombia (AUC) for the murder.
The organization Porattom, reportedly the cultural wing of the Maoist Cultural Center (MCC), was blamed for the incident. The perpetrators were also said to be supportive of Ayankali Pada, the MCC's operational wing. Porattom issued a statement after the incident stating that it wanted imperialist groups from the region expelled.
The organization, Doctors Without Borders, decided to withdraw from Afghanistan following this attack.
The original assault left 9 dead and 4 wounded. Of the wounded, three died at the hospital.
The original attack was a suicide attack with aircraft for the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE), in which they were unable to complete  as they were shot down by the military. The most recent available sources listed the injuries for this attack from six to fifty, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The original source of the blaze is unknown; however, once the fire was set, there were several explosions generated from the gas lines running through the houses.
The other attack on Sakhi Ngcamu is identified as 201302230023.
The other churches in the municipality had already been destroyed, and this had been the last in the municipality to be spared an attack.
The other fatality was Haji Somar. The People's Aman Committee is a known supporter of the Pakistan People's Party, which is considered a violent political party.
The other five victims were Mohammad Mushtaq, Akhtar's brother, and their four sons.
The other four bombs were unsuccessful and they were defused by authorities.
The other injured police officer was identified as Ejaz.
The other Italian abductee was identified as Claudio Colangelo.
The other journalists taken hostage were Petr Klima and Vit Pohanka.
The other killed journalist was Spaniard Miguel Gil Moreno, a cameraman for the Associated Press.  Greek national Yannis Barakis and South African national Mark   Chisholm, both with Reuters, were injured in the attack.
The other officer killed was identified as Lt. Noorudin and the officer injured was identified as Lt. Col. Khuda Dad.
The other perpetrators arrested were Mecit Beduzade (Fuat), Hekim Pirpence (Cello), Cengiz Buyuksu, Cimsit Bala, and Hasan Bala.
The other perpetrators arrested were Thong Sarith, Chhun Chettra, Bol Met, and Ben Soen.
The other person taken hostage was identified as Imran. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear whether the two individuals were kidnapped for purely financial motives.
The other police fatalities are Munawar and Zahidullah, and the wounded officer is Salamuddin. Reports differ on the number of assailants, ranging from eight to ten.
The other police fatality was identified as Gulsher.
The other police officer was identified as Dhani Bakhsh Khosa.
The other police officers included: Angel Pena Casas, Maximiliano Quiroz Pedraza, Daiver Celin Morales, Diego Silva Garcia, Cruz Londono Arango, Jeison Rivas Burbano, Gustavo Valencia Clavijo, and Juan Martin Patino Jimenez. Reports did not indicate if and/or when the victims were released.
The other related incidents are 201508160143, 201508180109, 201508220134, 201508230108, 201508270095, and 201508300094.
The other related incidents are 201508160143, 201508180109, 201508220134, 201508270095, 201508300094 and 201509050081.
The other related incidents are 201508160143, 201508220134, 201508230108, 201508270095, 201508300094.
The other related incidents are 201508180109, 201508220134, 201508230108, 201508270095, 201508300094.
The other three family members killed were Anthony Mary (known as Chithra - the mother, age 38), Anne Lakshitha (daughter, age 9), and Dilakshan Anpiya (son, age 7). The father was Martin, 38. The Army denies all charges and accusation made by the LTTE in connection with this killing, and investigations revealed that the LTTE cadres were behind the massacre.
The other three killed in the attack were identified as Mohammed Adnan, Khalil Ibrahim and Abu Karar. The wounded man was Toufic Shafik.
The other two Afghan nationals targeted in the attack were Mohammad Manzoor, the brother of Gul Khan, and Mohammad Hussain.
The other two fatalities were identified as Ruslan Meladze and Paata Kacharava.
The other two Iraqis killed in the assassination were Dahlam's bodyguards.
The other victim was identified as Ameenoh Kama. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been the result of a personal conflict.
The other victim was identified as Hamad Chamkani.
The other victim was identified as Usman Labires.
The other victim was Khongmanee Duangmala.
The other victim was Maria Teresa Oliviero.
The other victims were Ghulam Hussain and another unidentified person.
The other victims were identified as Ashfaq Ahmad, Saba Gul Bibi and Urooj Bibi.
The other victims were identified as Muhammad Humayun, Taimur Ahmad, and Nasir Ali.
The other victims were identified as Rovelie Aclanon and Arnel Aclanon.
The other victims were identified as Sergeant Cherd Srichamnong, Corporal Narongchai Kasabai, Private Tharin Pisin, Private Arthit Simma, and Private Naruebate Meekrasae.
The other victims were identified as Tulsidas Gosain and Faridanand Soren.
The other victims were Tika Prasad Sapkota, Arun Thapa and Om Bahadur Gurung. Agence France Presse claims that the attack took place on July 16th, but a news report from July 15th covering the incident indicate that it must have taken place on the 15th.
The other victims were Yaniv Ben-Shalom and Doron Sviri, who were killed, and the two Ben-Shalom children, who were wounded.
The others taken hostage were Suryadi, M. Taufik, Arsono, Marsono and E. Biringan, the ship's captain.
The outcome has yet to be known at time of publication.
The outcome of hostage situation was unknown, but 100 elite Peruvian soldiers launched an assault on the police station on 01/03/05 to regain control of the facility. The Etnocacerista Movement is composed mainly of army reservists.
The outcome of the hostage taking for the majority of the hostages is unknown
The outcome of the hostage taking is unknown.
The outcome of the incident is a combination because eight of the 18 were rescued the same day as the incident and the remaining 10 were released 14 days later. The summary of this incident was partially based on an article originally written in Spanish.
The outcome of the kidnapping is a combination as according to the available sources only two of the nine kidnapped victims have been released. The other seven victims are still unknown.
The outcome of the kidnapping is combined due to one musician was found dead, while the status of the six other kidnap victims is unknown.
The outcome of the kidnapping is unknown
The outcome of the kidnapping is unknown, as is the weapons used and the motive.
The outcome of the kidnapping is unknown.
The outcome of the kidnapping is unknown.  In addition, it is unclear whether the fatality and the abductions were all one incident or several incidents in the same area at the same time.
The outcome of the kidnapping is unknown.  Multiple incidents - 200101070009 - the seven captives were taken on the same day as two other railway workers - the two railway workers were kidnapped while trying to deliver water to the seven captives.
The outcome of the kidnapping is unknown.  Multiple incidents - the two captives were taken as they were delivering water to seven other railway workers who were also kidnapped that day (GTD ID# 200101070004).
The outcome of the kidnapping is unknown.  One abductee who managed to escape reported that 10 abductees had been beheaded, but the outcome for the remaining abductees is unknown.
The outcome of this incident was not known.  The method of the group's radio claim of responsibility was not known.
The outcome of this incident was not reported.
The outcome of this kidnapping was not reported.
The OVD is the internal affairs department.
The owner of the car, Magomed Datsiyev, in which the device was found, was detained. Law-enforcement first heard of him six weeks ago - he is suspected of assisting one of the rebels, Daurbek Omashev, who is on the federal wanted list under four articles of the Criminal Code, including 'terrorism' and an attempt on the life of a law-enforcement agent. Datisiyev was detained on suspicion of helping members of illegal armed formations.
The owner of the house targeted in this attack was also targeted on April 1, 2016 when assailants threw an explosive device at his official headquarters.
The owner of Waggoner Equipment Rental & Excavating Company stated that he received a telephone call warning of the attack.
The owners of the restaurant were Martine and Amos Weizmann.
The package, which was addressed to the NAACP and not to any particular individual, was opened by two staff members just after noon and immediately emitted sparks, a white-yellow smoke, and two loud pops. The gas spread from the NAACP office through air-conditioning ducts into surrounding offices in the two-story building.  The eight people injured in this incident included a 4-month-old infant and a 12-year-old; no one was seriously hurt.  Two employees sustained minor injuries of burning eyes and throat from the gas.  This incident is coded as "doubt terrorism proper" as it may have been purely an act of revenge against the court system for denying Moody's appeal and upholding his prior conviction of possessing pipe bombs.
The Pakistan-based group Jamaat-ul Mujahideen claimed responsibility for the Kashmir explosion in telephone calls to local newspapers. Within hours, a spokesman for the Jaish-e-Mohammad also claimed it had carried out the attack.
The Pakistani driver, Bacha Khan, was killed, while the two guards and the Chinese engineer, Pong Weixing, were going to survive their injuries.  China halted work in the area because of the attack.
The Pakistani People's Party - Parliamentarian (PPPP) is the electoral extension of the Pakistani People's Party (PPP).
The Palestinian Cabinet was in session at the time. This was the third of three attacks against HAMAS government targets in Gaza on June 11. This was one of 3 related attacks (cf. 200706110018 and 200706110019).
The Paraguayan People's Army (EPP) had previously kidnapped the victim for 40 days in 2008.
The parcel containing the explosives was not thrown into the building or sent by mail, according to officials.
The parked car bomb was detonated in a Bunouk.
The passengers were identified as Haji Abdul Fateh, Barkat Ali, Faisal Masood, Hafeezullah, Ghaus Bakhsh, Mohammad Ashraf and Noroz.
The passengers were identified as Shujaat, Zainab, Wali Mohammad, Anila and Saadat Ali.
The patrol came under attack as it searched for several mortars that had bombarded the capital on the evening of October 3-4.
The patrol was providing security for teachers when it was attacked.
The Pattani United Liberation Organization planned the attacks on June 28 in Malaysia according to documents acquired by police. Their stated goal was to demoralize and intimidate students, teachers, and the public in general from cooperating with police and from staying away from schools.
The peace committee members were identified as Maazuddin Mehsud and Abdur Rehman Mehsud.
The people gathering were commemorating the one year anniversary of the death of the leader of the outlawed group Sipah-e-Sahaba, Amjad Farooqi, which renamed itself Millat-e-Islamia in 2002. The group was also called Lashkar Jhangvi, and was known to have ties with Al-Qaeda and the Afghan Taliban. Farooqi was wanted on charges for the murder of Daniel Pearl and for assassination attempts on the life of Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf.
The people injured in the attack were identified as Rasul Delna, Ruby Subang, Sanga Buisan and Lala.
The People's Army's Pioneers was called an unknown Fatah organization.
The People's Liberation Front of India (PLFI) is a splinter group of the Communist Party of India - Maoist (CPI-M).
The People's Mujahadeen is an Iranian opposition group, operating out of Iraq. Although the attack occurred against this Iranian target, the victims of the attack were Iraqi citizens.
The People's War Group (PWG) guerillas, known in India as naxalites, were suspected to have planted the mine when they raided the Nemallipuri village on June 15, 2003. The PWG attacked the villagers whom they believed were police informers.
The People's War Group had successfully bombed these two police stations in 1993.
The People's War Group, which exerts de facto rule in stretches of Bihar and neighboring Jharkhand state, has been fighting for years against what it calls exploitation of landless farmers.
The perpetrator also admitted responsibility for several other explosive incidents in the weeks leading up to the failed uranium processing plant attempt
The perpetrator claimed this incident as well as three other attacks against abortion clinics in the Tulsa area in a tape released to authorities (199609180009, 199609010001, and 199701190010).
The perpetrator count is attributed to Maoist sources, and may not be completely accurate.
The perpetrator did not harm any of the hostages. The perpetrator had fought for pro-Chechen independence forces against Russia in the past.
The perpetrator entered the facility by breaking a window.  The juvenile perpetrator carried out four previous attacks against abortion facilities in the Tulsa area (199609180009, 199609010001, 199701010006, and 199701190010).  He was arrested five days after this incident.
The perpetrator entered the Palace of Justice around 3:00 PM and surrendered after one half hour of negotiations.  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because the specific motives of the assailant are unclear.
The perpetrator forced open a door in the building and placed the bomb on a row of file cabinets in the laboratory.  The bomb detonated at 3:44 AM.  The research facilities received bomb threats two and a half months before the attack, but they were dismissed.  Military research was not conducted at the laboratory.  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 Honeywell Inc. (197010280002, 197009040004, 197006290002, and 197007000001).   There were other bombings in the Milwaukee area during this time period as well (197012220001, 197007220002, and 197007210004).
The perpetrator group was an offshoot of Maoist Rebels.
The perpetrator of the attack is not known due to reporting discrepancy between two sources.  One sources lists Dima Halim Daogah-Jewel Garlossa (DHD-J) as being responsible, while the second source states that Black Widows (a breakaway faction of the DHD-J) was responsible.
The perpetrator of the attack was 14 years old.
The perpetrator of the incident is unknown, but some nearby home owners believed it may have been one of the neighbors, as many were against the development of the land.
The perpetrator of this attack is unknown; however, Syed Sallahudin, the head of the United Jihad Council (UJC), threatened the group would target sarpanchas.
The perpetrator parked the vehicle on a side street to avoid a vehicle ban on major streets and detonated the VBIED as large family crowds left Zawraa after celebrating the beginning of Eid al-Fitr.
The perpetrator spokesman contended that the attack was in retaliation for the deaths of two Palestinian men (Abu Halawa, 23, and Samer Oueiss, 25), whom the IDF killed in Ramallah on March 5, 2002. The IDF maintained that those wanted were wanted terrorists.
The perpetrator was distracted by security guards, which caused him to plant his homemade bomb as the timer was running.  The bomb then exploded in his hand, killing him.
The perpetrator was identified as N.N. in the report, however, the true identity of the attacker was unreported.
The perpetrator was likely aided by a traitor, as he would have had to penetrate several layers of security to enter the area.
The perpetrator was outside of a bank, that was next to a police station, when he was shot.  There is no clear evidence of the intended target.
The perpetrator was refused entrance to the City Gate Café by security and prevented from boarding the bus by other individuals, so may have attacked the bus stop as the next target of opportunity.
The perpetrator was subsequently identified as Sidrat Gasankhanova, 18. While initial reports suggested the bomber may have merely been a courier who accidentally detonated the grenade, Russian Interior Minister Rashid Nurgaliyev told Zvezda TV on October 24 that he believed the explosion was intentional.
The perpetrator was thought to be making an attempt on the life of his cousin - a police officer.
The perpetrator, Germaine Lindsay, is suspected to have traveled to Pakistan and Afghanistan, where he met other members of the bombing team. The materials used for this attack were relatively inexpensive, leading many to doubt that foreign funding was used. The claim of responsibility by the Secret Organization of al Qaeda in Europe was posted on the "Qala" website hours after the attack. MI5 has reportedly declared the attack to be largely motivated by the conflict in Iraq and other perceived injustices against Muslims by the West. Location-specific casualty information source: BBC (http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/shared/spl/hi/uk/05/london_blasts/what_happened/html/).
The perpetrator, Hasib Hussain, traveled to Pakistan and Saudi Arabia in 2003. He met Khan and Tanweer shortly thereafter, and all three attended the Stratford Street Mosque in Beeston. The materials used for this attack were relatively inexpensive, leading many to doubt that foreign funding was used. Hussain reportedly attempted to contact the other bombers by mobile telephone before the first three blasts, and purchased batteries in a store before detonating his bomb in the bus. The claim of responsibility by the Secret Organization of al Qaeda in Europe was posted on the "Qala" website hours after the attack. MI5 has reportedly declared the attack to be largely motivated by the conflict in Iraq and other perceived injustices against Muslims by the West. Location-specific casualty information source: BBC (http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/shared/spl/hi/uk/05/london_blasts/what_happened/html/).
The perpetrator, Jacob Kenison, may have also been involved in the Straight Edge Movement and The Coalition To Abolish Fur Trade (CAFT) groups.
The perpetrator, Michael Stone, was arrested at the incident and charged with attempted murder of the leaders of the nationalist Sinn Fein party, two security guards, and one unknown person.  He was also charged with possession of articles for terrorist purposes and explosives.  He was a former member of the Ulster Defence Association (UDA), who was a convicted killer freed under the Northern Ireland Peace Agreement.  This incident disrupted a key assembly meeting, where the two leading parties, Sinn Fein and the Democratic Unionist Party, were brokering a power sharing agreement.
The perpetrator, Mohammad Sidique Khan, is suspected to have traveled to Pakistan and Afghanistan and had contact with various terror groups. The materials used for this attack were relatively inexpensive, leading many to doubt that foreign funding was used. The claim of responsibility by the Secret Organization of al Qaeda in Europe was posted on the "Qala" website hours after the attack. MI5 has reportedly declared the attack to be largely motivated by the conflict in Iraq and other perceived injustices against Muslims by the West. Location-specific casualty information source: BBC (http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/shared/spl/hi/uk/05/london_blasts/what_happened/html/).
The perpetrator, Preston Lit, also may have been connected to a note written in Arabic that was close to the mailbox containing the bomb and to some sneakers that also had Arabic writing on them. Lit had previously been arrested for stalking TV personality, Steve Levy, and had written letters to President Bush and Pennsylvania Governor Schweiker that had as their return address "Royal al-Queda Headquarters."
The perpetrator, Shehzad Tanweer, traveled to Pakistan to attend a course in Islamic studies in 2004, where he met members of the bombing team. The materials used for this attack were relatively inexpensive, leading many to doubt that foreign funding was used. The claim of responsibility by the Secret Organization of al Qaeda in Europe was posted on the "Qala" website hours after the attack. MI5 has reportedly declared the attack to be largely motivated by the conflict in Iraq and other perceived injustices against Muslims by the West. Location-specific casualty information source: BBC (http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/shared/spl/hi/uk/05/london_blasts/what_happened/html/).
The perpetrator's family claimed that she was mentally ill.
The perpetrator's intended target was thought to have been a bus, and the reason for the change in target was a security tipoff.  This attack marked the end of a six-week lull in violence in the region, and the Israeli rejection of an Israel-Palestine ceasefire was thought to be the motivation for resumption of attacks.
The perpetrator(s) for this incident are unknown; In June 1981, a firebomb was thrown at the IHR and that incident was claimed by the Jewish Defenders (198106250009).
The perpetrators allegedly fired seven rounds at her, killing her in front of her eight-year-old son. Six persons were arrested in Parwan Province on June 7 in relation to the shooting. Zaki had been warned to change her programming after criticizing the actions of local Afghan warlords.
The perpetrators also looted 60m rupees from the vaults of the local Nepal Bank Ltd office, the only bank in the district.
The perpetrators also shot and killed a 6 month old baby girl in the attack.
The perpetrators also spiked trees at the construction site in the midst of this arson incident.
The perpetrators are referred to only as Maoist rebels.
The perpetrators are said to be a breakaway group of Achik National Volunteer Council (ANVC), but no group name is given.
The perpetrators attacked in a large group.  The fighting lasted from the night of August 19th to midday August 20th.
The perpetrators attacked the victim's vehicle while riding on a motorcycle.
The perpetrators blew up two tour boats; 4 perpetrators were killed when attempting to flee.
The perpetrators broke through the door of the building early in the morning.
The perpetrators burst into Henchir El-Hoshas at 10:00 PM.  It is unknown if H. S. was a random target or specifically chosen by AQLIM.  Two days later, Algerian security forces bombed a cave in Tébessa where the suspected assailants were believed to be hiding.  Seven alleged militants were killed.
The perpetrators called the abortion clinic at 12:30 PM to notify authorities of the firebombs on the roof.  This was one of three attempted arsons at the same abortion clinic in a three week period (198709140004 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).
The perpetrators chanted separatist propaganda and slogans during the attack. Local law enforcement pursued the perpetrators after the attack. During the ensuing battle, five perpetrators were killed along with two more policemen.
The perpetrators confessed in interrogation to the assassination of other police and military targets. Isa also goes by the name Muhammad Hawijah who held the rank of Amir in his terrorist cell.
The perpetrators cut a screen and entered the facility through a window.
The perpetrators demanded that the German government release all Muslim detainees in German prisons.
The perpetrators dissuaded villagers from putting out the blaze by firing small arms.
The perpetrators dressed as Algerian soldiers and were armed with automatic weapons.
The perpetrators entered into the armory by cutting a hole through a surrounding fence.  Sixty-nine other trucks stationed in the parking lot were not damaged.
The perpetrators entered the building by forcing open a rear window.
The perpetrators entered the compound by cutting through a chain link fence.
The perpetrators forced entry to the home looking for Ala’a al-Rafati, who was not home, and then took Muhammad’s son hostage after he barricaded himself in a bedroom. He surrendered himself and was subsequently tortured and shot.
The perpetrators had been under surveillance by the Greek Police for several days and one of the males was observed purchasing the fuel canisters and traveling to a mobile home in a north Athens suburb to assemble the bombs. The police continued their surveillance until the perpetrators planted the devices, whereupon they were arrested. The incident may have been related to the concurrent G-8 summit in Germany, which was heavily protested.
The perpetrators had come to the area to burn the school but facing resistance by residents and police, they launched rockets at it instead. Provincial police chief Mohammad Ayub blamed the Taliban for the attack.
The perpetrators had created obstructions on a 10 kilometer stretch of the highway from Sinjuwa to Patale Khola by felling trees, piling up rocks and mining the road.
The perpetrators had initially placed the incendiary devices at the U.S. Forest Industries building on December 22, but after a few days passed and the group hadn't heard anything about a fire in the news, they went back to check on the devices on December 26, and noticed that they hadn't ignited and much of the fuel had evaporated. Thus, they created a new ignition device from sponges, matches and a cigarette, which proceeded to cause the $990,000 arson.  Ferguson became a government informant and witness in exchange for 2 years probation, Tubbs was sentenced to 12 years and 7 months in prison for his involvement in various arson incidents including this case, Tankersley was sentenced to 3 years and 10 months for her involvement in various arson incidents including this case, and Rubin remained fugitive.
The perpetrators had previously demanded the building be evacuated, a demand the security forces inside ignored. The tunnel was approximately 150 yards long and likely took two to three months to dig, suggesting HAMAS had been preparing for a takeover of Gaza for some time.
The perpetrators initially captured Mahumas at his home and ordered him to summon the others before using all three as human shields to raid a nearby Philippine Army base. The perpetrators captured approximately 15 firearms in that raid, in which neither side sustained reported casualties. Reyes was released unharmed on October 30, 2007, while the fate of the other hostages was unreported in open sources as of October 17, 2008.
The perpetrators intended to hand the victim over to the Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG).
The perpetrators left a series of messages on the union leader's remains, including slogans against the "genocidal government of Alberto Fujimori," and hailing the Shining Path's armed struggle.
The perpetrators left the building after about half an hour.
The perpetrators looted the police post for arms and ammunition.
The perpetrators missed the intended target - a police vehicle - and hit a bus stop.
The perpetrators of this attack are unknown, however some sources speculate that the attack was carried out by state actors.
The perpetrators of this incident who were members of ALF, were also affiliated with a group called Straight Edge, which was against drugs, drugs, alcohol, tobacco and casual sex and in some cases was pro-animal rights.
The perpetrators painted "Smash Racist U" and "Revolution" on the wall next to the administration building
The perpetrators painted signs on nearby the building saying "Imperialism Burns" and "Vietnam Napalm R.O.T.C.." This attack occurred the week before first lady Pat Nixon planned on visiting the University of Colorado.  The incident also occurred on the same day as 197003010006 and 197003010007.  No records of the R.O.T.C. were destroyed in the attack.  This incident might also be related to the minority fees issue like 197002270001.
The perpetrators possessed maps that marked the locations of foreign embassies and the homes of notable military and civilian officials.
The perpetrators released al-Wahab’s eight colleagues in the Shaab neighborhood of Baghdad on the same day. Unspecified U.S. military sources claimed an extremist cell affiliated with the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps was responsible. A report by al-Sharqiyah Television stated that al-Wahab was killed by his abductors on June 7.
The perpetrators returned with the hostages to the Balata Refugee Camp on the outskirts of Nablus and subsequently released them unharmed the same day.
The perpetrators sawed there way into the office and the fire was ignited at 12:03 AM on February 15.  The perpetrators stated that they were influenced by the anti-war actions of Philip and Daniel Berrigan.
The perpetrators started the gun battle by shooting at soldiers as they advanced toward the militants.
The perpetrators stole the cellular phones of the quarry site employees during the attack.
The perpetrators stopped the vehicle and employed overwhelming force. This type of infantry tactics indicates a trained group.
The perpetrators subsequently demanded 150 million naira (approximately $1,273,885) on June 7 in a text message to an Indorama manager, despite the fact that the corporation had already allegedly paid the perpetrators 40 million naira (approximately $339,703). The hostages were released unharmed on June 15, 2007.
The perpetrators subsequently shot at an ambulance carrying victims away from the scene. No casualties resulted from the gunfire because the ambulance had bulletproof plating.
The perpetrators threw a brick attached with a note at the scene listing their revolutionary motivations for the attack.  The note also referenced the attack on the two policemen three days earlier (197011150002).  The note was signed "Mongoose."  Police believed that Mongoose could have been John Allen Brown, the individual who placed a bomb in the St. Petersburg area four day later (197011220002).
The perpetrators used axes and shields to destroy the shrine, chanting "God is Great" the whole time.
The perpetrators used primitive weapons (machetes) in this attack.
The perpetrators used primitive weapons in this attack.
The perpetrators warned of Mr. Sayeed's statement on unconditional talks with Kashmir separatists.
The perpetrators were able to launch one mortar into the police station compound, but it did not do any damage.
The perpetrators were also convicted of setting a fire at two Baton Rouge abortion clinics five months earlier (198510270002 and 198510300010).
The perpetrators were also responsible and sentenced for an arson at a car dealership the next month (61600).
The perpetrators were also responsible and sentenced for an attempted arson at an oil company the previous month (52700).
The perpetrators were also responsible for an attempted arson in 2004 and several later arsons in 2005, and were sentenced to federal prison time for their crimes.
The perpetrators were also responsible for several later arsons in 2005, and were sentenced to federal prison time for their crimes.
The perpetrators were apprehended before they could deploy the four bombs they had with them.
The perpetrators were charged with destruction of an energy facility, and they, along with two other members of the group, Margaret "Peggy" Katherine Millett and David Foreman (also arrested), were charged with conspiracy to sabotage a nuclear facility in their plots to sabotage three nuclear facilities in California, Arizona, and Colorado. It remains unclear if this group was an offshoot of Earth First!
The perpetrators were charged with first-degree arson.
The perpetrators were described as youths in hippie attire.  This was one of many attacks against military targets within the United States following President Nixon's announcement of troop movement into Cambodia.
The perpetrators were dressed as Nigerian police officers. The JRC issued a statement to the press on June 7 demanding the release of NDPVF leader Asari Dokubo in exchange for the hostages. Dokubo was released on June 7 on grounds of ill health. All four hostages were released unharmed on 06/23/2007.
The perpetrators were dressed military attire.  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the motives behind the roadblock were purely financial.
The perpetrators were hooded and dressed completely in black.
The perpetrators were in a militia belonging to Abdul Rashid Dostum. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear whether the first shots were fired by the militia member or by the police and bodyguards.
The perpetrators were never captured, however, it is believed that the attack was intended to protest the Vietnam War.  The statue was never repaired.
The perpetrators were positioned on a high-rise building adjacent to the demonstration.
The perpetrators were Roger D. Handley, William D. Riccio, Ray W. Steele, David L. Kelso, Terry J. Tucker, William J. Mason, Lenwood L. White, Ricky L. Creekmore, Derane O. Godfrey, and Jack R. Mize.
The perpetrators were said to have come from Nyangushwe in Burundi's Muhuto Commune.
The perpetrators were suspected to be Islamic militants who were targeting Muslims believed to be cooperating with the government.
The perpetrators were suspected to have kidnapped several soldiers but the number was unknown.
The perpetrators were tribesmen of the Damashqa Clan agitating for jobs in the oil industry.
The perpetrators were unknown, but Muslim rebels were suspected - their activity in southern Thailand was becoming more violent and political at the time of the bombings. This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200207010003; 200207010005).
The perpetrators were wearing Afghan war garb.
The perpetrators were wearing identical T-shirts in the colors of the Turkish flag with "Turkey" blazoned across them, an AFP photographer at the scene reported. They shouted "We are Turks" and "They are killing our soldiers" before handing themselves over to police.
The perpetrators wrongly suspected that military research was conducted in the linguistics building at the time.
The person killed was identified as Haqdad. The injured were identified as Shah Muhammad, Archar Khan, Khadim Hussain, Nadim, Bilal Khan, Abdul Majeed, Bachal Khan, Gull Shair Muhmmad, Muhammad Sharif, Abdul Rasheed, Shafiq Ahmad, and Ahmad Siraj.
The person, who was killed, was identified as Nakul Sahu. His father, Ramu Sahu, was also named as being injured.
The Peruvian Police stated that the person killed was 35-year-old Victor Contreras Atauqui and that several of the wounded, including a nine-year-old girl, had been maimed and were transferred to the hospital in Huamanga.
The petrol bomb was thrown during a mob gathering and the individual thrower could not be identified. The crowed had assembled around this house to protest recent violence. This is the second time this family has been the target of violence.
The PFLP claimed credit for the attack in a statement to the media on June 12.
The Philippine government had been holding peace negotiations with both Islamic and Communist rebels during the time of the attacks. Formal talks with the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF), fighting for a separate Islamic state, had yet to start with the group and Manila was still ironing out differences on the venue of the meetings. Although MILF did not claim responsibility for the attacks, the government believed that they were responsible.
The phrases "white power" and "we run the country" written by the perpetrators imply a specific motive, but authorities are uncertain whether or not the act constitutes a hate crime.
The pickup was going to Dhadar from a camp of PPL, as it was engaged in oil and gas exploration in the area.  The levy men and others were coming to Dhadar town, the (District) headquarter of Bolan to attend to their personal errands when the accident took place. --Speaking by satellite phone from some undisclosed location, a BLA spokesman accepted responsibility for the Dhadar incident.  However, he regretted the levy officials' casualties, saying they actually targeted the FC.  He asked levy personnel, who comprise of local people, not to provide shelter to the army and FC personnel. Mohammad Anjum said the preliminary investigation revealed that the saboteurs had planned the mine to cause harm to company staff and the levy men came across it. --The dead were: Mohammad Nawaz, Imam Bukhsh, Raja Khan, Abdul Haleem, Ali Nawaz, Mohammad Munir while the injured were identified as Mohammad Shabbir and Fazalullah. --Reports differ on the number of people killed. --The Chinese embassy in Pakistan barred its country's services from oil and gas exploration and production work in Balochistan due to security reasons, partly to this landmine attack. The operator recommended that after the landmine blast the construction team had to vacate the area in emergency and the site was left unattended. Several companies were contracted to drill at Tangna Pusht-1, and 40% of the work was done at the time of the attack, but the security contract was cancelled and compensation was to be paid to the families of the levy security personnel killed.
The pilgrims were celebrating the Amarnath Yatra.
The pilot's name is Arun Malla and the patient that was kidnapped is Indra Bahadur
The pipe bombs exploded during the early morning.  Police frequented the diner twenty-four hours a day.
The pipeline carried oil from Kirkuk’s oilfields to a major refinery at Baiji.
The pipeline is jointly owned by Ecopetrol and Occidental Petroleum Corporation.
The pipeline is jointly owned by Occidental Petroleum Corporation and Ecopetrol.
The pipeline pumped an average of 600,000- 800,000 barrels of oil per day to Turkey. This same pipeline has been the target of many attacks and had only re-opened two weeks earlier after being shut down again due to sabotage.
The pipeline runs from the Cravo Norte fields (in eastern Colombia) to the port of Covenas, along the Caribbean coast.
The pipeline which came under attack was repaired the following Friday.
The Pir Koh gas field would come under rocket attack over the next week.
The pizza shop was owned by Fatih Gublesiren.
The PKK announced there would be fresh attacks if the government did not drop its policy of repression against the Kurds. It did claim attack for a bombing at a bus stop that occurred on March 31 in the same statement. --Sources conflict on whether the bomb was on the second or third floor of the five storey building.
The plane landed in Djibouti to refuel.  It is not clear where the two perpetrators were from.
The plane was a small Canadian-built Twin Otter that could carry up to 20 passengers.
The plane was seized at about 10:27am south of Dallas, and landed in Nuevo Laredo at about 11:45am.  Kholya, who was reportedly a former Iranian air force pilot, claimed he had a bomb and threatened to blow up the aircraft, which was a de Havilland-7, a four-engine, 48-passenger turboprop.  Additionally, Kholya had a statement with him on the plane, which stated that 26,000 Iranians "have been killed for no cause." The passengers were freed in two groups; six passengers were released just after the plane landed in Nuevo Laredo and the remaining 15 hostages were let go just before the gunman boarded the Mexican jet.  Kholya requested a flight to Cuba, but he was taken to police headquarters in Mexico pending his extradition to the United States.  His extradition could not be arranged; he was being charged with air piracy, kidnapping and carrying a firearm without a permit.
The Planned Parenthood clinic did not perform abortions.
The Planned Parenthood clinic did not perform abortions.  Peter Quinn broke into the building at 12:05 am.  Firefighters. were able to respond quickly because Quinn set off the building's alarm system.  Three days earlier, Quinn ignited a fire at an abortion clinic in nearby Milwaukee (199903280010).
The Planning Minister was not wounded in the attack and that he had no personal enemies.
The police are still investigating whether the suspects were linked to the group or whether it was about gubernatorial elections.
The police believe that the bomb was placed underneath the trailer.  The construction company had received several bomb threats.  The bombing might be a result of the riots between construction workers and Vietnam protesters in New York on May 8th, 1970.
The police car was taken by the assailants afterwards.
The police chief escaped 15 days later on 07/23/2011 while his brother was killed when he tried to escape.
The Police Chief is the brother of a Socialist councilor in Urnieta, another town in Guipuzcoa Province, and was mentioned in RNE radio as having been targeted by ETA and pro-Basque independence groups several times before.
The police chief was the first senior police officer to be killed in Kabul since the 2001 ouster of the Taliban regime. Various police officers have experienced similar ambushes throughout the country.
The police commander, who was killed in the attack, was identified as Abdul Khaliq.
The police commissioner was unsure whether the perpetrators of the attack were for or against the Black Panther Eight.  Two people were slightly injured by flying glass.  Twelve thousand people attended the demonstration.
The police convoy was reportedly reinforcing the Chandawa police station, which came under attack earlier on 02/10/2003. Please see (cf. 200302100005).
The police could not determine whether it was a suicide attack targeting the Sunni Muslim school and its chief, or whether the bomb was meant for elsewhere and went off prematurely.
The police could not identify the assailant and his motives
The police did not officially accuse the Taliban of the attack, but the source states that 'it is believed the attack would be carried out by the Taliban."
The police found a motorcycle, Maoist posters, a pistol and ammunition and four explosive devices when they were looking for the assailants.
The police had raided the offices two months previously
The police had received complaints against the Karbi outfit about militants trying to force villagers to vote for a particular candidate. The attack came against the backdrop of the shooting of Thong Teron, a top leader of the militant United People's Democratic Solidarity, in which police stated happened in response to his attack on Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council executive member Sing Teron.
The police named Tuphan Singh Yadav and Parichhan Yadav as suspects in the abduction. The gang also stole jewelry and cash worth Rs 500,000.
The police officer killed was Lance Corporal Sakchai Sae-mood.
The police officer recovered from his stab wounds.  Josh Smith, a man purporting to be from the Black Liberation Army, called New York Channel 7 after the incident claiming that "no longer will the pig hatchet men plant their heels on our people."  He stated that the next two people to be targeted would be the commissioner and deputy commissioner of the New York Police Department.
The police officer was one of thousands deployed to prevent friction after noon prayers at the Al Aqsa Mosque compound.
The police officers targeted were identified as brothers Ahmed Zuwaiyin and Jihad Zuwaiyin. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here.
The police officers were identified as Abdul Nasir and Samiullah and the civilians were identified as Mubarak, Ubaidullah, Liaquat, Abdul Jabbar, and Muhammad Arif.
The police officers were identified as Constable Abdul Malik and Constable Naveed.
The police officers were identified as Lalit Netam, Poshan Bhuarya, Trilochan Kashyap and Rajendra Prasad.
The police officers were identified as Liaquat and Niamatullah.
The police patrol that was supposed to maintain watch all night abandoned its post before the explosion, leading authorities to question their involvement in the attack.
The police said Reddy was on the hit list of the Maoist rebels because he had imposed a ban on them during his tenure.
The police said that the explosive device may have been no more than a large firework. Kopassus (an Indonesian special forces group) received threats prior to the explosion, and "had shares" in the shopping mall.
The police said the explosive on the train was linked to the National Democrats' meeting at the community center in Sodertalje. They said the explosive could have caused enormous damage to the train. Peter Stahl, leading the investigation for police suggested that someone carrying the dynamite was warned and therefore left the bag on the train since there was no bag on board before departure in Marsta. --On April 3, the Security Police (SAPO) and police didn't want to say there was a connection to this event and the previous conflicts between right and left groups that had recently escalated after the arson attack on a neo-Nazi meeting place in Vara, which Antifascist Action (AFA) took responsibility, and the firebomb that was recently found in McDonald's in Nykoping. Two youths were taken into custody for involvement in both attacks. --On April 6, a man who had been recently released after a term in prison called police and admitted to leaving the bomb. After six hours of questioning on April 6, he said he found the bomb outside his home and then left the explosive on the train. Police investigator, Ulf Goranzon didn't want to reveal the motive for the act, but denied connection with the nearby meeting of the National Democrats.
The police stated that three police officers were killed and three others wounded in the attack, bu Taliban spokesman Yusof Ahmadi claimed that eight policemen had been 'gunned down' and three police vehicles 'set ablaze.'  The police chief of southern Helmand Province, Abdorrahman Saber, escaped unharmed from the attack.
The police suggest that the attack may have been perpetrated by an armed group or may it have been driven by vengeance.  Police also suggest the device may have been a grenade.
The Police suspected the perpetrators to be Anti-Taiwanese Independence Activists, but there was no further definitive information on this. The attack was likely an attempt to influence voters in the upcoming parliamentary polls.  All major Taiwanese political parties including, the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) and the Kuomintang (KMT), condemned the attacks.  Reporters were warned of the devices prior to the final hours ahead of Saturday's parliamentary polls.
The police think that the perpetrators were part of a group led by Abdul Roseh Jarong.
The police vehicle was engulfed in flames.  Less than a week later an Armed Services Police Car in Oakland was also bombed using the same type of device (197006080002).  This attack is also possibly linked to the attempted bombing of police vehicles in Berkeley California two days later (197006060005).
The police were confident that the firebomb was intended for the Selective Service office.
The police were defusing another grenade at the time of this attack.
The police were identified as the acting commander of the district internal affairs department, a platoon commander of the patrol service, and the police post duty officer.
The police were investigating a previous attack in Baraza Park (201306240003).
The police were investigating the bombing.
The police were unsure if the two villagers killed in the gunfire were Maoist members or not.
The police were unsure if this incident was an attempted robbery, with the perpetrators too frightened to take the targets money, or if it was an assassination.
The police who responded to the incident were attacked by a crowd of people throwing petrol bombs and other missiles.  In this riot, police officers were injured.
The police would not give out the name of the electrician, nor the name of the company that he worked for; however, sources speculate that the target company was Astra Zeneca.  In addition, two sources state that the device was incendiary while one does not.
The police, who died in the attack, were identified as Sub-inspector Munir and Constable Hafeez
The policeman, identified as Karim Bux and one of the watchmen identified as Murad Ali, were found dead later that day. The status of the remaining hostage, identified as Yasin, is unknown.
The policemen killed in the explosion were in line outside the police station waiting to receive their paychecks.
The policemen on the minibus had just completed a training course at the Police Academy in Baghdad.
The political motivations are speculative.  Given the multi-partisan make-up of the Iraqi Parliament, one could argue that the initially religiously-based attack had further political implications
The poorly armed Free Papua Movement (OPM) had been waging a low-level guerrilla campaign in Papua but rights activists said that the rebels had been seeking peace at the time of the attack.
The Popular Army Vanguards-Battalions of Return are linked with Al-Fatah.
The Popular Resistance Committee kidnapped Moussa Arafat's son, Manhal Arafat and said they would execute him if they decide he was implicated in corruption like his father. Besides, the insurgents triggered a 30-minute gunfight with guards of Arafat's house. There are, however, no information regarding the number of injured and dead people among insurgents and guards.
The Popular Resistance Committee, is loyal to Hamas.
The Popular Resistance Committees claimed firing the three rockets, the militant wing of Al-Nasir Salah al Din Bridages, were among over one hundred rockets fired at southern Israel over April1-2, 2006 reported by Israeli Army radio. --Abu-Mujahid said that this retaliatory operation is a first reaction to the crime of assassinating commander Abu-Yusuf al-Quqa, noting that the Popular Resistance Committees "will carry out a series of 'earthshaking' operations in the depth of the Zionist entity, and will make the ground burn under the Zionists' feet," said a statement Nida al-Quds received.
The Popular Revolutionary Army demanded that their comrades in jail were to be free.
The power transmission line was a main transmission artery to the Four Corners area where the boundaries of Colorado, Utah, New Mexico and Utah meet.
The presence of explosive devices with timers in the back of the car indicates that the car may have been on the way to another location for a different attack.
The president of the University of Redlands, Dr. George Armacost, did not believe that the attack was perpetrated by students at the university.
The press was making comparisons to Al-Qa'ida's suicide-bombings of funeral processions in past years.  Many of the victims were members of a Sunni tribal movement known as Awakening Councils.
The press was making links to Al-Qa'ida's murder of Laurence Foley in Amman, Jordan in 2002.  However, any terror connection is still speculative.
The previous day, the same court house had been evacuated due to a bomb threat that appeared to be a hoax
The previous day, Tim Welch and Gary Cox burnt down the Mount Zion African Methodist Episcopal Church in Greeleyville South Carolina (199506200014).  Six weeks before the incident, a poster was stapled to the door of the church stating "Warning, the KKK is watching you."  Though he did not take part in setting the church on fire, fellow Klansman Arthur Haley (AKA Romeo) was found guilty of choosing the target and convincing  Welch and Cox to commit the act of arson.  Another Klansman, Hubert Rowell, was convicted of assisting Welch and Cox in creating the liquid accelerant.  The Christian Knights of the Ku Klux Klan and their leader Horace King were later to be guilty of inciting violence and were fined $37.8 million.  This fine was later reduced to $21.5 million.
The primary school was attacked in Shago, Mohmand Pakistan. There is a discrepancy in where the bombings took place, so the location of the attacks were used from the article with a higher source validity.
The primary target of the attack were nine Hazara villagers. The sources indicate that the Hazara were not "on good terms" with the Taliban, and that those killed had been cooperating with US forces.
The primary target of the incident was Zobaida Jalal.
The Prime Minister and the Secretary General were unharmed
The Prime Minister of Bangladesh dismissed the claim from the Islamic State in Bangladesh and instead attributed the incident to the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) and Jamaat-e-Islami Bangladesh. She also stated that these groups were attempting to tarnish the reputation of the government.
The principal group operating in northern Iraq is Ansar al Islam.  It is possible that they were responsible for this attack.
The procession was for 25 Hindu nationalists killed two years earlier in the northeastern state of Tripura.
The professor had been a target of harassment in the past by animal rights activists through phone calls, emails and intimidating threats screamed over bullhorns.
The property that was destroyed was worth 4.4 lakhs; this converts to $8200 United States dollars. This was divided by three.
The Prosecutor General's Office insisted that the explosion was not a terrorist attack. The Muslim Spiritual Board of Kazakhstan, however, has not ruled out a radical religious motive for the attack saying that even though there is no information confirming the incident as religiously motivated, there are no precedents in their history for such attacks. Furthermore, Kazakh political analyst Dosim Satpayev also supported a religious motive for the attack saying that criminal organizations rarely use this form of activity and that the target of the attack was a building housing the Kazakh secret services which combats extremism and terrorism.
The prosecutor was also involved in high-profile cases that could have perpetrated an assassination attempt.
The Prosecutor-General's Office had long been investigating corruption in the fuel and energy sphere, including the period when Zubitashvili was minister. It was reported that the attack on Zubitashvili was possibly part of a feud within the energy mafia.
The prosecutor's office said some detainees said they attacked the gypsy camp out of ethnic hatred while others claim it was an attack out of drunkenness. A video tape was also found in which one of the detainees confirmed his membership of a skinhead gang. They were identified to be into the skinhead movement and one was shown to carry Nazi paraphanelia. Andrei Stepanov and an underage youth were charged with premeditated murder of two persons out of national and racial hatred. Alexander Zhadyayev and five others were accused of premeditated murder out of hooliganism. Six were charged with besting and causing light bodily harm. Vitaly Sheiko, was charged with causing light bodily harm out of hooliganism. Volgograd law-enforcement agencies said the murders were a result of a clash between local gangs who projected their rage on gypsies.
The protesters were heard shouting "death to Bush" and "we will support Islam and bin Laden."
The protesters, armed with batons and knives, hurled stones at Freedom Radio for broadcasting at the weekend what they considered as conflicting views on the Eid-el Maloud, the Islamic festival marking the birthday of Prophet Mohammed
The provincial director of police was touring a bombing site from the previous day when he was killed.  Authorities have blamed Al-Qa'ida.
The provincial governor claimed four foreign fighters were killed, but made no mention of nationality.
The PSC is the Catalan section of the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE).
The psychosocial consequences were listed as minor because post-explosion a group of angry lawyers gathered in protest.
The public protested following the attack; they set tires on fire and blocked roads
The purpose of the attack may have been to steal weapons and equipment.
The Qassam Brigades claimed responsibility in a written statement given to reporters in Gaza City.
The radio station was known to carry pro-Fatah content.
The raid came a day after a Hizballah commander was assassinated in Lebanon.
The raid on the El Bordo Prison was the largest of its kind in nearly two years. Reports did not indicate how many of the escaped prisoners were FARC rebels. In addition to the prison attack the rebels looted the government-run Farmers' Bank and made off with an unspecified amount of money.
The railway tracks are the frequent target of the attack
The rally had been organized by candidate Ali Muhammad.
The rally was in response to the passing of a local government ordinance.
The ransom demanded was $400,000 US dollars, but was later lowered to $40,000 US dollars.  The boy was released unharmed after one day.
The Real IRA claimed that the officer survived only because a handgun did not fire.  Two people were arrested in connection with the shooting, but were not thought to have been the actual perpetrators.
The realty office that was bombed was apparently mistaken for an office that was owned by a critic of the Chicano Liberation Front.  On the outside of the wall of the office, "Chicano Liberation Front" was written with shoe polish.
The reason for the killing was unclear, but colleagues said the victim had links to the Sunni clerical Association of Muslim Scholars.
The reason why the psychological damage is listed as moderate is because this event may lead to strain or a break down in negotiations that the Moroccan government is going through with the Polisario Front.
The reasons behind the attack was never discovered.  Police could not ascertain whether the motives were political or criminal.  In May 1970, Vietnam protesters attempted to burn down the northern stands of the stadium.
The rebel forces consisted of three groups that had formed a coalition, led by Mahamat Nouri
The rebel group Hizb ul Mujahideen later apologized for the attack, saying it was targeting an army brigadier.
The rebels earlier warned that they were going to attack the municipality, but the authorities ignored the warning. This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200005160001; 200005160003). 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.
The rebels had vowed to increase attacks leading up to the February 8th nationwide municipal elections
The rebels kidnapped 46 youths and used them to transport the logistical equipment and goods. According to one of the victims, the attack took place because the civilians refused to contribute logistical equipment for the rebels’ survival.
The rebels made off with dozens of weapons including .303 rifles from the police office after security forces left the building.  Maoist rebels had launched numerous attacks against state police in recent months.  Maoists in Nepal often kidnapped individuals for re-education and indoctrination in Maoist doctrines.
The rebels normally target police and government officials who, they say, connive with the rich farm owners.
The rebels were on a motorcycle and got close to Giri through the pretext of wanting to talk with him. However, as soon as they got close enough the perpetrators began shooting. Giri was unpopular with Maoist groups due to his pro-monarchist political activism
The rebels were part of the group The Zaidis, an offshoot of Shi i Islam and are dominant in northwestern Yemen, but form a minority in the mainly Sunni country. The Zaidi rebels view the regime in Yemen as illegitimate and have been accused by President Abdullah Saleh of trying to overthrow his republican regime.
The rebels were thought to have committed robbery and other crimes while they were on the run.  They later surrendered and were being questioned by government officials in an Ngozi prison.  Authorities were in the process of determining what their punishment should be.
The recruitment center at the Muthanna Airport has been the target of other attacks over the past two years in addition to this bombing. It is likely that the motive for the attack was to send a message to the Iraqi population that anyone attempting to work with the new Iraqi government would be targeted and to discourage cooperation and undermine the government's legitimacy.
The recruits were newly recruited Sunnis from Anbar province.
The Red Brigades terrorized Italy in the 1970's and 1980's. The gunmen were said to be in their twenties, which meant that they were not long-time members of the organization.
The Red Hand Defenders (RHD), a cover name used by pro-British loyalist gunmen, said in a statement to the BBC in Belfast that it had shot O'Hagan for "crimes against the loyalist people."
The Red Youth Vanguard (AKM) is a wing of a political organization called Trudoyaya Rossiya (Labor Russia). The AKM and has about 500 registered members, mostly between 14 and 30 years old. Federovich is a student at the Moscow University of Chemical Engineering. During the standoff with Moscow Police, Federovich demanded that Police bring his mother to the scene, even though he refused to surrender.
The refugees were displaced from Muttur and Sampur.  They were watching TV at the time of the explosion.
The region is tense following a suicide car bomb attack that killed more than 110 people last week in Hillah and a subsequent demonstration by their relatives calling for insurgents to leave the city. Police Mar 6 arrested at least 15 suspected insurgents in Latifiya.
The region where the incident occurred is under the control of Taliban and it's sympathizers.
The Reids had three children home at the time of the attack, ages 18, 14 and 11.  The children were sleeping in their upstairs beds when the shooting occurred.  It was unclear if there was only one gunman, or if there were a group of gunmen.  The authorities were looking into a car, Austin Maestro make, that was set on fire and left in County Antrim's Ballymena area, in the Drumtara estate.  They believed this car possibly belonged to the gunmen who fired into the Reid family home.
The remote control bomb was hidden in the ceiling of one of the rooms in the school.
The remote control bomb was placed on the ground at a food stall in the market. The bomb detonated during early morning shopping.
The report did not give any motive for the attempted bombing, and did not report any details on the four suspects.
The report on the incident indicated that automatic mortars were used in the attack. The weapons have been classified in this database as automatic weapons.
The report on the incident indicated that the bomb was outside of the the Trade Registration Office in Cankaya District in the Izmir Province. Cankaya District is located in Ankara, which is a city located in Ankara Province.
The report stated that 22 soldiers were missing and presumed dead; however, it is unknown if that is in relation to this incident or another story altogether.
The report states that "several" others were injured in the attack, but does not specify a specific number.
The report vaguely refers to the kidnapping of eight families, but there is no specific number of hostages taken. The report named ten victims in connection with the incident, eight of which escaped and two were missing.
The reported number of deaths ranges from 16 to 17.
The reported number of injured ranges from six to fifteen.  A report even suggested the attackers may have been injured in the attack.
The reported target of the attack was the Al Arkam Mosque, although the attackers never reached the intended target.
The reporter had written several articles on criminal activity in Bangladesh as well as on an unnamed border terrorist group.
The reporting source appears biased and hence is suspect.  The article claims that "Mojahedin" carried out the attack.
The reports indicated that Mowbray Police Station received "many" bomb threats during this period, but did not specify dates or specific incidents.
The reports on the extent of damage varied. In discord with the report entered, an additional source reported damage to 24 vehicles, smashed windows in 10 houses, and minor damage to the nearest blocks of flats. Chechen rebels are suspected as the perpetrators of this incident.
The reports refer to the targets as police officers; however, it is unknown whether they were serving a law enforcement or military function.
The republic's law enforcement believed that the attempt on the life of the head of the MVD was connected to the sharp deterioration of the political situation in North Ossetia ahead of the presidential election January 27, 2002.
The rescue response was slow, and as a result pandemonium ensued, between looting, searching for survivors, and anger at the local government for their lack of preparedness and response. The local government attempted to play down speculation of a terrorist incident by saying there was no evidence of a terrorist event. The death toll varied from 20 to over 50.
The residence seemed to be an apartment complex.
The residents of the village suspect the Jukun people are responsible for this attack.
The resolution is unknown.
The resolution of the abduction is not known.
The resolution of the kidnapping is unknown.
The resort area is popular with U.N. peacekeepers and the IED may have been a show of support for al-Fatah al-Islam and Jund al-Sham perpetrators concurrently battling the Lebanese Army at Palestinian refugee camps. The IED was the sixth found in a civilian area since the Lebanese Army attacked the Nahr al-Bared Refugee Camp on May 20 but the first that seemed to target U.N. forces specifically.
The restaurant was located just in front of the Belgian Consulate. Two guards of the Consulate were killed in the explosion. 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.
The restaurant was one of few in Baghdad that served alcoholic beverages. The patrons were celebrating New Years Eve. The Los Angeles Times said three of its reporters and four local staff members suffered wounds that did not appear life-threatening. The reporters were Chris Kraul, a correspondent who most recently headed the Times' Mexico City bureau; Tracy Wilkinson, the paper's Rome bureau chief; and correspondent Ann Simmons, who formerly was the Times' bureau chief in Nairobi, Kenya. Simmons is British and the two other Times reporters are U.S. citizens.
The result of the blast was a "huge" fire and the loss of a large quantity of oil.
The result of this incident is unclear.
The Revolutionary Cells did not say why they carried out the attack, but ASEP had in recent days been reviewing exams for qualified teachers wishing to be appointed to state-run schools. Hundreds of teachers opposed the exams, imposed by a new education reform law.
The Revolutionary Communist Youth Brigade (RCYB) is a part of the Revolutionary Communist Party (RCP).
The Revolutionary Front is comprised of members of the Sudan People's Liberation Movement and the Justice and Equality Movement (JEM). The assailants claimed to have killed 130 soldiers, however this could not be confirmed.
The Revolutionary People's Front (RPF) put out a statement claiming that the attack was carried out by its armed wing People's Liberation Army (PLA).
The Revolutionary People's Liberation Party-Front, or DHKP-C, claimed responsibility for the attack in a telephone call to the Cologne, Germany, office of the weekly magazine Vatan.
The rival gangs were thought to be from Samanpura and Malkaduwawa, two cities outside of Kurunegala.
The roadblock was set up around 10:00 PM.
The roadblock was set up around 7:00 PM.
The roadblock was set up around 9:00 AM.  The assailants were dressed as Algerian soldiers.  The perpetrators engaged in a firefight with Tazrout's municipal guard before escaping in the stolen vehicle.  There were no casualties during the skirmish.
The roadblock was set up around 9:30 PM.  The perpetrators were dressed in military uniforms.
The roadside blast, on a busy street near central Athens, raised fears of a revival of terrorist attacks carried out by far-left militant groups, mostly in the 1980s and early 1990s. Convicted members of November 17 were serving multiple life sentences at Korydallos for killing businessmen and foreign envoys.
The roadside bomb was discovered on the motorway near the bridge across the Aksai River at the exit from the village of Meskety.
The robbery occurred around 2:00pm; prior to the incident, a fake bomb was placed at the Safeway supermarket nearby in efforts to divert police; the money from the incident was used to finance the group's race war and overthrow of the U.S. government; Mathews was killed after police burned his house down in the midst of a shoot out, when they attempted to capture him in December 1984; Pierce was captured on March 26, 1985, convicted and sentenced to 252 years in prison for his crimes during his involvement with The Order, Yarbrough was also convicted for his crimes in 1985 and sentenced to 80 years, though he was acquitted in this particular case, and Duey was also convicted and received a sentence of 100 years.
The robbery occurred at 7:30pm with the perpetrators disguised as Mexicans; it is unknown if the money from this robbery in particular was used to finance the group's goals, but it was the first of their attacks, and was meant as a starting point to their anti-government revolution; additionally, the group was anti-pornography. The FBI finally brought down The Order (a splinter group of the Aryan Nation) in 1984 with the death of Robert Mathews after a shoot out and the burning of his house, after he refused to surrender, and the other three perpetrators were subsequently captured, indicted, and sentenced for their crimes during their involvement with the group.
The robbery occurred shortly before 4:00pm; prior to the robbery, a fake bomb was placed at the Two Swabbies clothing outlet nearby, and a phone call to authorities, warning of the bomb, was made from the Mr. Steak restaurant next to the bank; during the robbery, Pierce handed the teller a note that states, "Put the money in the bag and we won't hurt you." Pierce was captured on March 26, 1985 and convicted and sentenced to 252 years in prison for all of his crimes during his involvement with The Order, and Yarbrough was also convicted for his crimes in 1985 and sentenced to 80 years.
The robbery started at 11:40 PM.  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the motives of the assailants were purely financial.
The robbery took place around 11:00 AM.  Pete Langan and Richard Guthrie entered the bank dressed as police officers with ATF caps.  Langan stole the money while Guthrie covered the lobby and set off the smoke grenade.
The robbery took place at 10:00 AM.
The robbery took place at 10:00 AM.  Pete Langan entered the bank wearing a Santa Claus costume while Kevin McCarthy and Scott Stedeford entered the facility wearing elves hats.  Stedeford also carried a  fake bomb in a Christmas stocking.  Richard Guthrie drove the getaway car.
The robbery took place at 10:30 AM.  Avon White and John Rivers both pled guilty to the robbery and testified against Joanne Chesimard and Fred Hilton, both suspected members of the Black Liberation Army.  After one mistrial, Chesimard and Hilton were acquitted of the crime because the jurors found that White and Rivers lacked credibility.
The robbery took place at 10:50 AM.  Sekou Odinga, Kuwasi Balagoon, Mtayari Sundiata, and Tyrone Rison approached the security guards in the Brinks truck and ordered them to freeze.  However, the truck began to pull away the perpetrators started shooting.  Security guard William Moroney was wounded on the ground when Tyrone Rison approached him and fired a fatal shot. Security guard Michael Schlacthter was hit by three bullets, but survived his wounds.  The third security guard, Frank Rogers, was not injured. Mutulu Shakur drove the getaway car and the perpetrators then switched into cars driven by Susan Rosenberg and subsequently Judy Clark. All of the perpetrators were eventually captured except for Mtayari Sundiata and Nehanda Obafemi. Sundiata was killed in a shoot-out with police in 1981 and Obafemi remains at large. Authorities suspect she escaped to Cuba.
The robbery took place at 11:15 AM.  Pete Langan stole the money while Scott Stedeford placed the explosive device, which was inside a lunchbox, on the floor of the bank.  Richard Guthrie drove the getaway car.
The robbery took place at 5:30 PM and lasted less than one minute.  Pete Langan went inside the bank to steal the money while Richard Guthrie covered the outside.  The FBI would classify this as the first robbery committed by the Aryan Republican Army.
The robbery took place at 5:40 PM and lasted twenty seconds.  Richard Guthrie went inside the bank to steal the money while Pete Langan covered the outside.
The robbery took place at 9:00 AM and lasted less than one minute.  Pete Langan went inside the bank to steal the money while Richard Guthrie covered the lobby yelling out fake Arabic phrases.  Langan and Guthrie wore fake Richard Nixon and Jimmy Carter masks respectively, imitating the movie Point Break.
The robbery took place at 9:30 AM and lasted forty-five seconds.  Pete Langan and Kevin McCarthy entered the bank wearing FBI jackets.  Langan stole the money while McCarthy, carrying a fake bomb, covered the lobby of the bank.  Scot Stedeford drove the getaway car and the perpetrators subsequently switched into a second car driven by Richard Guthrie.
The robbery took place at 9:30 AM and lasted forty-five seconds.  Pete Langan, Richard Guthrie, and Kevin McCarthy entered the bank wearing construction worker uniforms.  Langan and Guthrie stole the money while McCarthy carried a fake bomb held in an Easter basket.  Scot Stedeford drove the getaway car.
The robbery went smoothly, but the armored truck dropped off $90,000 just before the incident.  The perpetrators split up the money amongst themselves, and it is unknown if any of the money was used for anything other than personal benefit.  Shakur was eventually arrested by police in 1986, and Nehanda Obafemi remains at large.  It is believe that she might have escaped to Cuba.
The rocket attack seemed to try to intimidate Musharraf on his visit to the Nazim (District). Musharraf still made his planned visit and speech to the district despite the attack.
The rocket fire came hours after the killing of Ayad el-Beik, a member of the armed wing of the radical Islamic movement Hama's, in an Israeli army helicopter strike in Gaza City.
The rocket hit a compound comprised of four houses owned by Said Wali, Haris, Khan Akbar and Zil Akbar.
The rocket landed in a cemetery within the city limits of Sderot, Israel.
The rocket landed in the city center, causing damage to buildings in the area; residents were asked to remain indoors.
The rocket that hit the hotel was one of two fired. The second rocket landed harmlessly.
The rocket was launched from the fourth floor of a parking garage across the street from the courthouse.  Both the Organization of Volunteers for the Puerto Rican Revolution and the Macheteros claimed the attack in a communiqué, which was signed by both groups and found under a bench at a bus stop after an anonymous caller notified United Press International of its location.
The rockets landed at uninhabited locations around Southern (District). PIJ claimed credit for the attack in a statement to the media on June 11.
The rockets landed in open areas, doing no damage, and the IDF responded with an airstrike that killed a PIJ perpetrator, followed by a small armored and air cavalry incursion into Beit Hanoun.
The rockets landed in the rich residential disrtrict of Wazir Akbar Khan. 28 hours after the incident, the Afghan national elections took place across Afghanistan and at refugee camps in Pakistan.
The rockets were determined to be short-range models with a range of only 100 meters.
The rockets were fired from across the border in Afghanistan.
The Royal Nepalese Army blamed the attack on anti-government Communist guerillas.
The Royal Ulster Constabulary station in Armagh had been attacked six other times since 1994.
The RSS blamed the Muslim United Liberation Tigers of Assam (MULTA) group for the attack.
The ruptured pipelines supply a US and British-owned thermal power station.
The Russian Army and Police were tipped off about acts of terrorism on September 6, 2000, a date which Chechen rebels claim to be an anniversary of the day they declared Chechnya to be independent of Russia.
The Russian Government would not comment on the state of the pilot for his own safety.
The Russian media reported that no Russian troops were injured, one Chechen militant was killed, and two were captured. The Chechen rebel press reported that five Interior troops were killed, with several injured. Staropromyslovsky District forms the western portion of the capital Grozny.
The Russian military claimed that the Chechen rebels suffered "heavy losses" when paratroopers joined the fight after the initial ambush.
The Russian military denied that any of their soldiers were killed.
The Russian military frequently traverses the Leninsky District going from group headquarters to the commandant's office and back. Grozny City Hall officials believed that the land mine had been planted in an effort to kill Bislan Gantamirov, who travels along the route to Grozny every morning from his native village of Gekhi.
The Russian pilot was detained for three days.
The Russian police did not provide a figure on how many were injured from the attack.
The Sabaot Land Defence Force militiamen are suspected.
The Sabena plane had 176 passengers on board when it was attacked by people believed to be rebels from the Rukoko Natural Reserve, a forest that is suspected to shelter many rebels from the Hutu ethnic group. The forest is close to the Bujumbura International Airport. The Burundi government of Major Pierre Buyoya was dominated by the Tutsi ethnic group. About 13 bullets hit the plane, but only two penetrated into the interior injuring a passenger of Tunisian nationality and a crew member.
The Sadr City area has been a frequent target of Sunni extremists.
The Salafist Group for Call and Combat, or GSPC, regularly attacks members of the Algerian security forces.  They are known to be active in the area where this attack occurred.  Additional sources could not be found to verify this particular attack.
The same abortion clinic was also attacked one year earlier (197705010004).
The same Bank of America branch was bombed in April (197104050001).
The same Bank of America branch was firebombed in July (197107280002).
The same bridge had been set on fire years previously by militants
The same building was targeted three times before this incident; Corsican nationalists claimed responsibility for each of the previous incidents.
The same day of the arson, he group Earth First! held a protest in Cle Elum, Washington, against logging practices in the area; however, it was unclear whether or not the group was involved in the arson.
The same day the pipeline was targeted, other bomb blasts were reported near Lahore. Pakistan's government suspected Balochistan rebels were behind the bombings. The Balochistan Liberation Army had claim responsibility for a series of bombings earlier in January 2005.
The same group carried out a bomb attack on Athens' Intercontinental Hotel on April 27, 1999, killing a Greek women and seriously injuring another person.
The same group claimed responsibility for an early morning bomb attack six days ago against another automobile dealership in the Athens residential district of Ambelokipi.
The same group responsible for this incident reportedly killed two people between Hassi Ben Okba and Arzew on 06/03/2000 (cf. 200006030002).
The same pipeline was also targeted the following day.
The same pipeline was also targeted the previous day.
The same stretch had been targeted by rebels in the past, due to the ease in which mines can be placed in the area.
The same supermarket had been damaged in a fire bomb attack 12 hours previous.
The same suspects may have been responsible for later blasts at Shakee Corp. Chiron contracts with Huntington Life Sciences.  Huntington has inspired mass protests for their treatment of animals.
The same weapon was also used by assailants in three related incidents in Karachi on November 27, 2016.
The same weapon was also used by assailants in two related incidents in Karachi on October 7, 2016.
The San Mateo draft board was bombed three months earlier (197012180001).
The school was located near the Justice Ministry force in the Northern Caucasus region. ITAR-TASS reported the school as Gudermes secondary school No. 63, yet Interfax stated the school as No. 3.
The school was targeted twice in the previous year.
The second attack type was unsuccessful (bomb defused).
The second device detonated minutes after the first and likely represented a ‘double-tap’ to maximize first-responder casualties.
The second device was planted in a stationary vehicle at the Aden intersection near the western entrance to the Kazimiyah Shrine. This was one of 3 related attacks (cf. 200706060009 and 200706060011).
The second kidnapped victim was Eric Bracke.
The second occurred when a vehicle-borne improvised explosive device (VBIED) planted by an unknown number of unknown perpetrators detonated at approximately 1:55 PM between the local police department office and the Shi’i al-Thaqalain Mosque just after the conclusion of Friday prayers. This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200706080003).
The second of the two attacks involved a car parked in a market. Iraqi police claimed the vehicles were packed with rockets, mortar rounds, and fuel. This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200706080013).
The second of the two attacks occurred when a minibus containing a vehicle-borne improvised explosive device (VBIED) consisting of 500 pounds of explosives and planted by unknown perpetrators detonated adjacent to the police headquarters. The attack likely represented a double-tap operation to draw first responders into the kill zone before detonating a larger explosive, a tactic rarely seen outside major cities in Iraq to this point. This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200706060004).
The second of the two bombs damaged a vehicle belonging to the National Security Directorate. Afghan police arrested five individuals for the attack the next day, but their affiliation, if any, was not subsequently revealed in open media. This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200706050045).
The second perpetrator committed suicide with cyanide when security forces attempted to apprehend him.
The second policeman killed was Aleksander Nikolic. The killing led to the cancellation of a BDI Democratic Union for Integration Rally. The four perpetrators were not charged with murder, just of taking part in and planning attacks against police stations.
The second victim was identified as Second Adjunct Inspector Kus Hendratma.
The second victim was Marorpiyee Jehloh.
The secretary of the Albanian Embassy in Shkup, Ermira Braho, was present at the Embassy and witnessed the attack.
The Secretary of the Chechen Security Council said that the perpetrators consisted of Nogai, Russian and Chechen nationals.
The Secretary was in Iraq on business as a mediator to the Shi'ite population at the time of the attack.
The security commander told AIP that one of the motorcyclists fell off the motorcycle while fleeing and was arrested by police in wounded condition.
The security firm, U.S. Protection and Investigations, said that a suicide bomber riding a motorcycle blew himself up near a convoy, killing two employees and wounding another.
The security forces the LTTE were firing on were in the Sithandi and Chenkaladi areas of Batticaloa.  The 81 mm mortars fired upon these forces landed near Temples, Churches, the Devapura railway station, and the Morakattachchi Hena village.  The five civilians injured were from the Morakattachchi Hena village, and were taken to Batticaloa hospital.
The security personnel were identified as Sajjid and Gul Rehman.
The Senator was once kidnapped by extreme right-wing paramilitary groups.
The separatist rebel group led by Daniel Awom, reportedly made up of eight people, had joined the armed rebel movement on Irian Jaya Province since the fall of former Indonesian President Suharto's regime in mid-1998.
The Serbian Government accused former members of the Liberation Army of Presevo, Medveja, and Bujanovac (UCCPMB) as the perpetrators, but the actual name of the organization is unknown.
The settlement is just East of the Palestinian village of Deir el Ballah. The attack was said to have been motivated by the slaying of the Islamic Jihad commander the day before. They were able to infiltrate past the Israeli security fence.
The settlement of Ariel lies 20 kilometers (12 miles) inside the West Bank and had been at the center of a controversy over the Israeli government's plans to build a protective barrier around it.
The seven hostages were identified as Huh Min Young, Lim Young Seok, Hong Gwang Cheon, Cho Jeong Kyon, Lee Myung Sook, Kim Pil Ja and Byun Kyong Ja.
The Sheikh was the intended target of the shooting.
The shelling and subsequent firefight lasted from approximately 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM.
The shelling occurred throughout the day but the volume increased in the evening after Mubarak al-Hassanat, a PRC commander and senior official in the HAMAS-run Ministry of Interior in Gaza, was killed by an Israeli airstrike along the central Gaza coast.
The Sheridan Armory in Baltimore was bombed nine months later (197105110005).  A day before the incident, the F.B.I. released a report stating that the Ohio National Guardsmen were not fired upon during the Kent State shootings on May 4, 1970.
The ship was carrying cement and general cargo to the Jaffna peninsula, which had to be supplied only by sea and air because the main land route was held by the Tigers.
The shooting came a day before Nigerians go to the polls to elect state governors and legislators, but it was unclear whether Adam's murder was politically motivated.
The shooting occurred hours after the Iranian ambassador to Britain was recalled.  It is suspected that the shooting may be some sort of reprisal for the arrest of Hade Soleimanpour, the former Iranian ambassador to Argentina, whom Britain arrested on suspicion of a link to the 1994 Buenos Aires Jewish Center bombings.
The shooting occurred when Israeli Defense Forces launched an incursion into the West Bank city of Nablus in search of wanted terrorists. Two Palestinian policemen died during the IDF incursion as well.
The shooting of Wichitpakdi represented the highest level Thai government figure ever successfully targeted by suspected Muslim insurgents.
The shooting took place around 12:00 PM.  Nguyen Dam Phong had previously received threats for articles he wrote criticizing the United Front for the Liberation of Vietnam.
The shooting took place around 12:30 PM.  A communiqué claiming this incident on behalf of the GIA was sent to an Algerian branch of Agence France Presse, however, authorities were unsure about the veracity of this letter.  Lounès Matoub's death sparked riots amongst Algeria's Berber communities.  Four years before his death, Matoub was kidnapped, and subsequently released two weeks later, by the GIA (199409260008).
The shooting took place around 7:30 PM.
The shooting took place around 7:30 PM.  Zagallai stated that he received a threat on his life five months earlier.  It is believed that Qaddafi attempted to assassinate Libyan dissidents located throughout the world (198002150007, 198004110010, and 198004190008).
The shooting took place at 1:10 PM.  Steve Kim was detained almost immediately after firing his weapon.
The shooting took place shortly before 6:00.  Yakoubi Khelifa was elected as mayor as a member of the Democratic Nationally Rally (RND) party.  He was also previously a member of the region's municipal guard.
The shooting took place when the school bus failed to stop at the checkpoint inside the Ain el Hilweh refugee camp.
The shooting was the first act of bloodshed since the declaration of a three-month ceasefire a day earlier by four Palestinian militant groups including Fatah.
The shootings began at 10:55 PM.  Authorities were unsure what type of injury Mark Essex sustained.  It is believed that he was either shot by police or that he injured himself while climbing into the warehouse.  Around two days after the attack, New Orleans television station WWL received a letter from Essex stating that the New Orleans Police Department would be attacked on December 31, 1972.  If is unknown if he sent the letter before or after this incident.  Essex used the same Ruger .44 caliber magnum in his assault on the New Orleans Howard Johnson one week later (197301070003).
The shot was fired from a car.  At the time, African American students at Oklahoma University believed that many "racial atrocities" were being committed on campus.  Five days before the incident, the University Administration Building was firebombed (197111120002).  Hours after the incident, four buildings on campus were firebombed (197111170003).
The Shrine was attacked various times in the past.
The Sinhalaya source has a long narrative blaming the LTTE men who apparently dressed in civilian clothes and infiltrated the children's protest while attempting to cause trouble and cause the children to turn violent. When tensions began to rise, the police were called in to keep things calm. Then the men decided to go try and create a distraction away from the protest. The more reputable article does not mention this factor, however it does mention that the protest was occurring simultaneously.
The site of the attack had been the scene of several earlier attacks by Islamic fundamentalists fighting the government.
The six aid workers taken hostage were of Yemeni, German, Palestinian, Iraqi, and Colombian origin. They were released one day after being abducted after mediation efforts led by Energy Minister Saleh Samee were initiated. A seventh hostage, apparently unrelated to the United Nations members, was released as well, according to one source.
The six attackers rode motorcycles when the attack occurred.  Local paramilitaries and guerrillas elements were suspected as responsible for the attack however a specific group was not identified.
The SLA shelled valleys around the area following the attack, police said, but no casualties were reported.
The slain militant was identified as Khazi Abu Harara and the injured as Abu Attaullah Jarar, both were members of Lashkar-e Taiba. The deceased army soldier was identified as Harbans Lal of 20 JAK Li.
The slain police officers were identified as Rajab Ali, Abdul Rauf, and Sangeen Khan.
The slaying of the judge and his bodyguard served as the catalyst for the creation of the Judicial Security Division (JSD) by the President of Sri Lanka, along with the assignation of armed security provided by the Special Task Force (STF) to Supreme Court and High Court Judges.
The small one-room shrine had three graves -- two of descendents of Imam Ali and one of a judge killed in the 1920s by the British.
The smoke bomb was set off at 10:05 PM.  One half hour later, an anonymous caller phoned the New York Times, Associated Press, and United Press International claiming responsibility for the incident on behalf of the Jewish Defense League.
The soldier was in the military car with his civilian girlfriend when it exploded.
The soldier was to be brought back to Germany because his injuries were very serious.
The soldier who died in this incident was identified as Lieutenant Boris Yarmulnik. His unit was struck hours before a ceasefire agreement went into effect.
The soldier who died was identified as Private First Class Edel A. Llamas and the wounded soldier was identified as Private First Class Elisio N. Gran. Both belonged to the 83rd Infantry Battalion.
The soldiers arrived at the location of the attack, for some time controlled by the Congolese partisans, on board five trucks and randomly opened fire on the students as school let out.
The soldiers moved to set up an ambush to capture the militants when they were attacked. The armed group caught the soldiers by surprise and raked the convoy with heavy fire for several minutes.
The soldiers released all hostages, along with 200 civilians taken prisoner during Sierra Leone's eight-year civil war.
The soldiers targeted in this attack were identified as Lance Corporal Jacinda Baker, Private Richard Harris, and Corporal Luke Tametea.
The soldiers were first killed in combat but then desecrated  and burned by rebels.
The soldiers were having breakfast at the table after providing security for students at the school when one or more perpetrators detonated the device via cell phone.
The soldiers were identified as M. L. Cochilus and David E. Rylander belonging to the 7th Engineer Battalion, 10th Sustainment Brigade, 10th Mountain Division at Fort Drum, New York state.
The soldiers were identified as PFC Ahian Vir Dolero, PFC Marivn Lauronal, PFC Noel Sigan and PVT Marcelo Himaya.
The soldiers were identified as PFC Richard Abines, PFC Jay Paysa and PFC Frederic Mar.
The soldiers were identified as Private Sorawit Onjanbok, First Lieutenant Chaiwat Kalong, Sergeant Sunthorn Thaeng-in, Private Wutthichai Theungchumphon and Private Purin Fakthong.
The soldiers were on their way back to headquarters after providing aid for typhoon Pablo survivors.
The soldiers were providing security to the Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish feast in the village.
The soldiers were removing a sign calling Thai soldiers "stupid" from the roadway when the bomb went off under them.
The soldiers were returning to their base after providing security for a Buddhist observance.
The Solukhumbu district is located 290 kilometers (181 miles) northeast of Katmandu. The police outpost was in what was considered to be a "low threat" area.
The source (a Chechen web site) could be unreliable.
The source at first mentions Islamic militants as the perpetrators, but later just refers to one 'gunman.' The source also mentions that this province along with two others in southern Thailand have seen much violence since January 2004.
The source blames 'leftist extremists' for incident and states that they are largely "active in ill-connected and remote areas of India."  Police 'presumed' that the perpetrators accidently used the landmine on the marriage party, thinking it was police traveling in a private vehicle.  Apparently the 12 victims were all travelling in one vehicle.
The source blames 'suspected Islamic militants' for the attack, but no further evidence was given about the perpetrators.
The source calls the FARC group "Teofilo Forero Castro" Mobile Column and states that this group launched a similar attack on the Campoalegre police force on October 8, 2005 where two police officers were shot dead at a location very close to where this attack occurred.
The source documents used state that there was no claim of responsibility for this attack, however, the MIPT Terrorism Knowledge Base stated that the Armed Islamic Group (GIA) was behind the attack.
The source does not provide too much information, but calls the perpetrators 'terrorists.'  This was an ambush, armed assault on police forces of Algeria.
The source does not specify whether the civilian was killed or injured in the attack.
The source does not state when these two men were taken hostage. Colombian police found uniforms with ELN colors left at the scene of the murder.
The source indicated that "on the previous day, two persons were killed in and several were wounded in clashes involving groups of Muslims and Tamils. Police imposed a local curfew to prevent further clashes."
The source is not clear on how many people were injured and whether the one fatality was a family member.  It is also not clear on where exactly the house was located.
The source is unclear in how many people were killed at the scene.  It says that 6 of the bodies were burned at the scene, and that other passengers disappeared.  It was not clear if they were kidnapped.
The source mentions a string of rebel strikes against pro-India politicians in this region. In October of this year, militants gunned down the state's education minister who was also a member of Brandey's Peoples Democratic Party.
The source mentions that Pakistan's President Musharraf was set to visit this region the next day.  It also mentions that 'tribal rebels,' who have waged an insurgency in this region, have been blamed for similar incidents in the past.
The source mentions that the FARC had increased their attacks in the Arauca Department along with the other departments bordering Venezuela in response to the deployment of new military units in the region.
The source mentions that the perpetrators were 'presumably' from FARC's 'Teofilo Forero Castro' Mobile Column and were dressed in civilian clothes.
The source mentions that the PKK had announced the end of a cease fire in June 2004 and since then there has been increased instability in the southeast region of Turkey.
The source mentions that this was the third ETA explosive attack in the Navarre Region in 2005. The pre-incident call told the exact time that the bomb would go off and this proved accurate.
The source mentions the Salafi Group for Call and Combat (GSPC) has continued to struggle against the Algerian government, but there was no direct connection stated connecting them to this attack.
The source mentions two motives for the FARC attack: 1. Perdomo had yet to pay the entire ransom to FARC for the return of his two sons. 2. It was in retaliation for his return to politics through his son Jaime Felipe Lozada Polanco.  Also of note, Perdomo's wife has been a FARC hostage for the past four years.
The source notes that two men on a motorcycle shot Gujar.  According to the source, Tehrik-e-Jafria means/was Group for Muslim Law in Pakistan.
The source of bomb disposal unit said 14 kilograms of explosive and bullets were put in a pressure cooker whereas five kilograms explosives and shrapnel put in a tin box to make bombs.
The source of the assailants' agitation is unclear.
The source of the blast is unknown.  It could be caused by an explosive device or by an incendiary device.  In addition, one source states that the incident occurred near Kirkuk while a second source states that it happened at Beiji.
The source reports that "a few" people were injured.
The source says several people were wounded, buy no number is given, so -99 was entered for nwound.
The source speculates that Maoists may have targeted Md. Rice, the contractor, because his family owns land that was supposed to be given to landless people.
The source stated that minors ages 8 to 12 were paid 20,000 pesos to throw fragmentation grenades on targets selected by FARC members.
The source states that a known, banned group kidnapped the victim.
The source states that the perpetrators were part of FARC's "Pistol" Plan against members of the Public Force and authorities 'finger'(ed) members of FARC's Urban Militias operation in the Manuela Beltran and Marroquin neighborhoods.
The source states that this Cano Limon-Covenas pipeline had been attacked by the Army of National Liberation (ELN) and FARC over 1,000 times since it was built in 1986. Much crude oil was spilt into a river and then into a Venezualen lake. There was no mention of injuries.
The source states that this was the third FARC attack in the Antioquia Department in the past 48 hours, but I found no sources to corroborate this. Although in the next few days, especially December 9, 2005, there were many attacks in Colombia.
The source, TV Myanmar, was a government controlled television station.
The sources are conflicting regarding the type of weapon used in this incident. It is reported that the soldier was shot, but further information suggests the Russian soldier was shot with a mortar.
The sources conflict on the number of assailants. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here.
The sources conflict on the number of perpetrators that were involved in the attack. The lowest number is reported here.
The sources conflicted as to the number of people injured in the explosion.  Some of the sources said seven people were wounded, but the most current source said six were injured.
The sources describe this event as a continuation of attacks on Bangladesh's judiciary from two days prior. The lawyers were gathered at this government building in fact to protest the attacks and were themselves victims.  The suspect, Adbur Razzak, reportedly had pamphlets from the Islamic group Jumatul Mujahideen Bangladesh on his person. The suspect exploded his bomb when police stopped him for checking.
The sources differ on whether the three construction workers were killed or critically wounded.
The sources for this attack are not in agreement.
The sources gave conflicting suspected militant groups, they were All Tripura Tiger Force and National Liberation Front of Tripura.
The sources indicate that the Governor was not specifically targeted in the attack.
The sources listed the injuries for this attack from 10 to 15, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The sources listed 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.
The sources mention at first, New Delhi PTI News Agency that it was a group of assailants, 4 to 5, who came in a white Ambassador car, but most of the sources mentioned just one gunman.
The sources mention that this police team were returning to the police station after picking up the body of a youth who had been killed Sunday night.  While one source mentions that six people were injured (5 officers and their civilian driver), the other source for this event mentions that eight people, including all six of the officers traveling in the van, were injured.  This source mentions the wounded as: Prathaban (the van driver), Bala (a conductor), S.M. Sadhad (the Sub Inspector), and Constables Nizar, Mohamed Lebbe, Chandrakanthan, Amaradasa, and Marzook.  This source also mentions that Prathaban and Marzook were in critical condition, and that all of the injured were taken to Akkaraipattu hospital and then to Amparai hospital.
The sources provide a discrepancy for the date that the incident occurred. One available source indicated the incident occurred on 12/29/2008; while two other sources indicated that the incident occurred on 12/28/2008. The majority incident date has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The sources provide a discrepancy for the time that the incident occurred. One available source indicated the incident occurred around 1700; while another source indicated that the incident occurred around 1715. The time of the incident reported in the source with the highest validity was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The sources provide a discrepancy of the identity of the second victim. One available source identified Sheryl Atenista as the cousin of North Cotabato former board member Sherlyn Macasarte; while two other sources identified Sheryl Atenista as the sister of North Cotabato former board member Sherlyn Macasarte. The majority identification has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The sources provide conflicting casualty figures for this incident. Following GTD protocol, figures from the most recent source are recorded here.
The sources provide conflicting casualty figures for this incident. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are recorded here.
The sources provide conflicting casualty figures for this incident. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here.
The sources provide conflicting casualty figures for this incident. Following GTD protocol, the majority figures are reported here.
The sources provide conflicting figures on the number of hostages for this incident. Following GTD protocol, the majority figure is recorded here. In addition, the kidnapped villagers were identified as Para Kumar Tripura, Nandaram Tripura, and Matiram Tripura.
The sources provide conflicting figures on the total number of injuries for this incident. Following GTD protocol, the majority figure is reported here.
The sources provide conflicting information regarding the number of assailants. The lowest number was reported here.
The sources reported that at least ten attackers were killed and "many" others injured in retaliation.
The sources say the workers were kidnapped on Friday, May 10, 2001.  Two men and four women, all Burundian, were kidnapped.
The sources state that Mogadishu government officials and employees have been targeted by insurgent groups. Muyidin had been targeted before and on this same day, Colonel Farah Abdule Siad was also killed in a roadside bomb. Source Almujaahid called the perpetrators "Mujahidin."
The sources state that this was the fourth such bombing by Islamic Jihad since Abbas broke the cease fire in February of 2005. They also mention that this was the fourth attack at the Hasharon Mall.
The sources suggest that this assassination was related to the impending trial, and that it was possible that the mayor's aides were behind the killing.
The sources were unclear as to whether the authorities were blaming the GIA and the GSPC for this specific attack or just for the general violence in Algeria. Additionally, it was not differentiated between the two groups as to which was solely responsible for this attack.
The specific attacker was Halil Cihan. He was a student at the University.
The specific day of this attack was not reported.
The specific day of this attack was not reported.  There were also reports of violence in the Dolpa district as well.
The specific location of the attack was not disclosed in reports.
The specific location was unreported, however, it is likely the Czech Republic troops were operating on the Kosovo/Serbia border in the British Zone, Multinational Brigade Central (MNB-C).
The specific motive/target of this attack is difficult to identify, as the situation in Iraq at the time made it possible for multiple theories on the attack to exist. Sectarian religious violence suggests that the mosque was the target, while the insurgency in the country and the history of suicide bombers targeting areas susceptible to mass casualties and damage leads to the conclusion that this was another attempt designed to destabilize Baghdad.
The specific name of the militants was not mentioned.
The specific name of the militants was not mentioned. Also it is not clear whether it was linked to another incident the same day.
The specific reasons why Djamel Ould Abbes was targeted are unknown.
The specific target is unknown.
The spokesman for Hizb-I-Islami claimed that North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) forces attacked them first, while NATO claims they were attacked first. In addition, casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here.
The spokesman for the militants said that the police and security forces laid down their arms without a fight.
The spokesperson for the Front for the Liberation of the Cabinda Enclave stated that they met no resistance from Angolan forces in Chibodo.
The sprinkler system in the building put out the flames.
The Sri Ballavpur Government Primary School was being used as a polling station.
The Sri Lankan Government stated that 149 soldiers were wounded in the attacks but there is no information on the losses the rebels sustained.
The Sri Lankan minister of Policy Planning stated that "LTTE had targeted Galle, a Sinhala majority town, to attack in order to create an angry backlash from the Sinhala majority but the government had been able to restore total calmness in the area."  The incident occurred "two days after the country's worst suicide bombing which killed 99 sailors and injured 116 others in the North Central Province." Additionally, "the attack happened as the special Japanese peace envoy Yasushi Akashi is visiting the rebel-held Kilinochchi district in the north to have talks with the LTTE leadership on the proposed direct talks to be held in Switzerland on Oct. 28 and 29."  There was minor dispute about the number of people injured: several sources stated 14, and one source stated 26.  Also, it was unclear between sources whether 16 or 17 people were killed--one source noted at the 15 rebels and one Sri Lankan sailor and one civilian were killed.
The Sri Lankan youth shot in the attack was initially injured, but later died from his injuries at Pottuvil hospital.
The staff at the Planned Parenthood clinic did not perform abortions but gave advice on family planning.
The staff members that were killed were identified as Tiyarat Chuaykaew, the school director, and Somsak Kwanma, a school teacher.
The state-owned bus was destroyed after its 19 passengers and school children were allowed off.
The station focused on recruiting minorities into the United States military.
The station was controlled by Jean-Pierre Ondekane, the Rwandan-backed commander of the Rassemblement Congolais pour la Democratie / Congolese Rally for Democracy (RCD).
The station was protected by a weak concrete wall less than one yard high despite an attack on it less than a month prior, suggesting poor force protection planning by Iraqi authorities.
The status of Beeri is unknown, while his three companions were killed during the clash between the police and insurgents.
The status of the Algerian hostage is unknown.
The status of the bodyguard is unknown.
The status of the five children abducted with the victim is unknown.
The status of the hostage and the outcome of the situation are unknown.
The status of the hostage is unknown.
The status of the hostages and outcome of the hostage taking are unknown.
The status of the hostages and the outcome of the situation is unknown.
The status of the hostages is unknown.
The status of the kidnapped security guards was unknown at the time of this reporting.
The status of the remaining 38 hostages was unknown.
The status of the remaining ten hostages was unclear. Reports did not indicate that ransom was paid for the release of the hostages. The one death appeared to have been and unintentional result of a combination of exhaustion and poor living conditions.
The status of the seven remaining hostages and the outcome of the situation is unknown.
The stolen motorcycle was used to carry out incident 201408150021.
The Stop the War Coalition sent a letter to the president of Long Island University warning that there would be more attacks against the university unless the campus closed.  Twelve firemen were treated for smoke inhalation.  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.
The store was a White owned business operating in a predominantly African American neighborhood.  Before the firebombing, the Fuson's received many threats against their store.
The store was closed for a time while the device was removed for forensic examination.
The students all attended Diyala University and the attack came two weeks after al-Qaida in Iraq (AQI) posted fliers and wrote graffiti on the walls of the university demanding it be closed because it was run by ‘infidels’ and allowed gender mixing in classes. The people of Khalis called a cease-fire with Shi’i militias in the area on June 6. Their whereabouts as of 08/19/2008 were unknown.
The Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI) may be supported by the Pakistan-based Islamic extremist group, Lashkar e-Taiba. Initially, Lashkar e-Taiba was named as the most likely perpetrator.
The students were from Bacho Islam Withaya, a private Islamic school in the district, and from Banang Sata Central Mosque.
The subject exited an auto-rickshaw as it was being inspected and detonated his explosives.
The success of this event was listed as unknown as it was not clear whether there was any anthrax in the letter, or if anyone was exposed to it.
The Sudan Liberation Movement is also known as the Sudan Liberation Army.
The Sudan People's Liberation Army (SPLA) freed eight hostages on March 22, 2002, following negotiations with Sudanese authorities, and the remaining three on March 23, 2002.
The Sudan People's Liberation Movement (SPLA) denies the claim of responsibility.
The Sudanese aid workers were released after seven days.
The Sudanese army accused the faction of attempting to stir sedition despite efforts exerted by the government to realize peace and stability in Darfur. --Several soldiers were killed, but there has been no indication as to the exact number of casualties.
The Sudanese hostages were released with additional hostages. However, the origin of the additional hostages is unknown.
The suicide bomber attempted to break through the protective gates permitting entry to the Ministry of Education. The bomber apparently did not detonate his payload until his vehicle was effectively stopped by ministry guards.
The suicide bomber blew himself up in a market killing 3 German soldiers and 5 civilians and wounding 16 others.  However, it is unknown who the actual targets were.
The suicide bomber drove a truck into the military convoy.
The suicide bomber drove his Mercedes into a police checkpoint.
The suicide bomber first fired gunshots before blowing himself up.
The suicide bomber used a refrigerated truck to bomb the barracks.
The suicide bomber was a boy.
The suicide bomber was said to be well-dressed and wearing high heels. She was carrying the bomb in a shopping bag.
The suicide bomber was targeting the bus filled with military members, but the bicyclist knocked the bomber down before he had the chance to attack the bus.
The suicide bomber's vest failed to detonate when he was detained by the police. A backup explosive, a hand grenade, was then detonated instead.
The summary of the weapon used for the attack was used from the Worldwide Incidents Tracking System article.
The summary of this incident was based articles originally written in Spanish.
The summary of this incident was based in part on an article originally written in Spanish.
The summary of this incident was based on  articles  originally written in Spanish.
The summary of this incident was based on  articles originally written in Spanish.
The summary of this incident was based on  articles originally written in Spanish. It is unknown if civilians were the target of this attack.
The summary of this incident was based on an article originally written in Spanish.
The summary of this incident was based on an article originally written in Spanish. Doubt terrorism proper was selected for this attack because police and civilians were targeted in the attack.
The summary of this incident was based on an article originally written in Spanish. It is unknown if civilians were the target of this attack.
The summary of this incident was based on an article originally written in Spanish. It is unknown if the park rangers were the primary target of this attack.
The summary of this incident was based on an article originally written in Spanish.It is unknown if civilians were the target of this attack.
The summary of this incident was based on an article originally written in Thai.
The summary of this incident was based on an article originally written in Turkish.
The summary of this incident was based on an article originally written inThai.
The summary of this incident was based on an article(s) originally written in Pashto.
The summary of this incident was based on an article(s) originally written in Thai.
The summary of this incident was based on an articles originally written in Spanish.
The summary of this incident was based on an articles originally written in Spanish. It is unknown if civilians were the target of this attack.
The summary of this incident was based on articles originally written in Spanish.
The summary of this incident was based on articles originally written in Spanish.  The councilman was rescued by farmers.
The summary of this incident was based on articles originally written in Spanish. It is unknown if civilians were the primary target of this attack.
The summary of this incident was based on articles originally written in Spanish. It is unknown if civilians were the target of this attack.
The summary of this incident was based on articles originally written in Spanish. It is unknown if the candidate was the target of this attack.
The summary of this incident was based on articles originally written in Spanish. It is unknown if the public transportation vehicle was the target of this attack.
The summary of this incident was based on articles originally written in Spanish. It is unknown if the slaughterhouse or the municipal gallery were the primary targets of this attack.
The summary of this incident was based on articles originally written in Spanish. The IED variables were coded to reflect the explosive device and not the arson.
The summary of this incident was based on articles originally written in Spanish. The most recent available sources listed the number of vehicles burned from two to three, so the majority number of vehicles burned have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The summary of this incident was based on articles originally written in Spanish. The victims were identified as Jose Marcelino Mosquera, 35 years old; Pablo Eleazar Mosquera, 30 years old; Henry Ibarguen Mosquera, 28 years old; Yeison Ramirez Ibarguen; Wilber Fernando Mosquera Ruiz; Arnilio Mosquera, Yuber Ocoro Balanta, 48 years old and a man only known as Kiko.
The summary of this incident was partially  based on an article originally written in Spanish.
The summary of this incident was partially  based on an articles originally written in Spanish.
The summary of this incident was partially articles originally written in Spanish.
The summary of this incident was partially based on  articles originally written in Spanish.
The summary of this incident was partially based on an article  originally written in Spanish.
The summary of this incident was partially based on an article originally written in Arabic.
The summary of this incident was partially based on an article originally written in French.
The summary of this incident was partially based on an article originally written in spanish.
The summary of this incident was partially based on an article originally written in Spanish.
The summary of this incident was partially based on an article originally written in Spanish. It is unknown if civilians were the target of this attack.
The summary of this incident was partially based on an article originally written in Spanish. It is unknown if the government delegation caravan was the primary target of this attack.
The summary of this incident was partially based on an article originally written in Spanish. This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200805140025).
The summary of this incident was partially based on an article originally written in Spanish. Twenty one of the 23 hostages were released the next day on 03/08/2011 on Tuesday in an unspecified location in Colombia. One of the hostages managed to escape captivity Monday night (03/07/2011) while the status of the last remaining hostage is unknown.
The summary of this incident was partially based on an article originally written in Spanish.This was one of two  related attacks (cf. 200805140024).
The summary of this incident was partially based on an article originally written in Turkish.
The summary of this incident was partially based on an articles originally written in Spanish.
The summary of this incident was partially based on an articles originally written in Spanish. The attack was successful because one improvised explosive device exploded.
The summary of this incident was partially based on articles originally written in Spanish.
The summary of this incident was partially based on articles originally written in Spanish. Sources details the outcome of the incident as a combination of 10 bodies found dead on 10/24/2009, another survived a gunshot wound to the neck, the dead body of the last hostage was found days later in an unspecified date.
The summary of this incident was partially based on articles originally written in Spanish. The perpetrator was a suicide by proxy.
The summary of this incident was partially based on articles originally written in Turkish.
The summary of this incident was partically  based on an article originally written in Spanish.
The summary of this incident was partically based on an article originally written in Spanish.
The summary of this incident was patially  based on an article originally written in Spanish.
The Sunni Endowment is a religious foundation that oversees Sunni religious sites in Iraq.
The Sunni Endowment is one of Iraq's most prominent association of Sunni mosques and shrines that that manages religious charities and oversees millions of dollars in the sect's bequests and tithes.
The suspect in custody had been to several Bible classes led by the couple
The suspected bomber, Shah Khalid, was believed wounded in the explosion and admitted to the local hospital. He is confirmed to be affiliated with Jaish-I-Mohammad, a banned group.
The suspects claimed to be a group called Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula
The Sustainable Plains Development Programme (SPDP) officials were Jehanzeb, Awal Khan, and Kachkol Khan. The Levies soldier guarding them was Naseer Khan.
The synagogue belonged to the Lubavitch Jews, who had been celebrating the Jewish holiday of Lag ba-Omer in the area just hours before the explosion. Police reported that no one claimed responsibility for the blast, but Jewish leaders in Moscow believed neo-fascists were behind the attack.
The tactics used in this incident were almost the same as 197812190014.  The robbery took place at 11:00 AM.  Mutulu Shakur provided look out while Sekou Odinga, Kuwasi Balagoon, and Mtayari Sundiata confronted the security guards.  The two guards were handcuffed and held captive at gunpoint while the perpetrators confiscated their weapons.  Tyrone Rison drove the getaway car.  The perpetrators then switched into a car driven by Marilyn Buck.  During the incident Sundiata's gun accidently discharged, but this did not alert the authorities.  It is believed that some of the proceeds from this robbery were given to Black radical Assata Shakur (Joanne Chesimard) after she escaped from prison two months later.  All of the perpetrators were eventually captured except for Mtayari Sundiata who was killed in a shoot-out with police in 1981.
The tactics used in this incident were almost the same as 197909110004.  Mutulu Shakur provided look out while Sekou Odinga, Kuwasi Balagoon, and Mtayari Sundiata confronted the security guards.  The two guards were handcuffed and held captive at gunpoint while the perpetrators confiscated their weapons.  Tyrone Rison drove the getaway car.  The perpetrators then switched into a car driven by Marilyn Buck.  All of the perpetrators were eventually captured by police.
The Taliban and Al Qaida have had a presence in the area where the incident took place.
The Taliban and the Pakistani Taliban chief Hakimullah Mehsud claimed responsiblity for the attack.
The Taliban are suspected for firing the rockets.
The Taliban beheaded an Afghan civilian for collaborating with the U.S.
The Taliban claim that 25 soldiers died and three tanks were destroyed.
The Taliban claimed credit for the attack in a post to a jihadist website on June 10.
The Taliban claimed credit for the attack in a post to a jihadist website on June 7.
The Taliban claimed credit for the attack in a post to a jihadist website on June 9 and stated they were targeting a Police Commander Tur with a remote-detonated IED.
The Taliban claimed credit for the attack in a post to a jihadist website on June 9.
The Taliban claimed credit for the attack in a verbal statement to the press but stated that 10 Police officers were killed and three Taliban perpetrators arrested.
The Taliban claimed responsibility during a phone call; however the attack was linked to the Haqqani Network
The Taliban claimed responsibility for an attack in which five policemen were killed, but they claimed this was as a result of an armed attack, not a remote-controlled roadside bomb, as other reports are claiming.
The Taliban claimed responsibility, stating that the bomber was Abdul Rahman.  However, western investigators believe that the evidence points to a Haqqani Network attack.
The Taliban claimed that the attack was with a pre-placed bomb, but ministry officials said it was a suicide attack.
The Taliban claimed that three officers were killed and two were wounded.
The Taliban claimed the police officers died in an armed attack, not by bombing.
The Taliban claimed the responsibility via a released statement; however the attack was linked to the Haqqani Network.
The Taliban claimed there were many casualties resulting from the attack.
The Taliban claimed there were more casualties and damages
The Taliban claimed to have also killed Gholam Rasul's bodyguard.
The Taliban claimed to have killed a dozen policemen but that was later denied by police.
The Taliban claimed to have killed a top police commander in the attack.  This is unconfirmed.
The Taliban claimed to have taken the truck into custody and arrested the driver and laborers. The available sources listed the suspected militants from Taliban to Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), and because South Asia Terrorism Portal references Dawn, and Dawn does not refer to the militants as the TTP, Taliban (Afghanistan) was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
The Taliban claimed, also, to have abducted two of the victim's relatives.
The Taliban claims that five soldiers were killed in the explosion; the military denies the claim.
The Taliban claims that four police officers were killed.
The Taliban claims that it killed a number of the fifteen missing policemen were killed and others still held hostage, but there is no verification of that claim.
The Taliban claims that two soldiers were killed and two more were injured.
The Taliban denied committing the murder because of its unpopularity, but Afghan officials confirmed the perpetrators to be members of the group.
The Taliban denied responsibility for this attack.
The Taliban deny that one of the suicide bombers was captured.
The Taliban had vowed to step up attacks in Afghanistan prior to the attack. The device detonated in eastern Pule Charki road close to an International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) camp. Peacekeepers regularly used the road when entering and leaving the camp. The device exploded as a Canadian soldier was driving by, but he was unharmed in the attack.
The Taliban have made the claim that they will disrupt the election and will punish anyone that participates in it. The threat of violence has kept many of the 18 candidates off of the campaign trail. The local police chief stated that the attackers fled over the border into nearby Pakistan.
The Taliban insurgents have frequently targeted the area where the incident occurred.
The Taliban issued no formal responsibility for the attack.
The Taliban kidnapped the hostages as leverage to make the Afghani government make certain concessions.
The Taliban often targets workers of foreign road construction companies in Afghanistan because such projects are associated with the new government.
The Taliban or Al Qa'ida are suspected in this attack.
The Taliban purported spokesman, Mofti Latifollah Hakimi, denied the official version that Taliban killed seven Afghans carrying voter registration. Instead, he claims that Taliban carried out an attack against the vehicle of Abdol Matin, the deputy security commander of Urozgan province, who was escorted by six policemen.
The Taliban released another video of the French journalists on 2/14/2010.
The Taliban spokesman claimed that several policemen were killed during the attack, but only two policemen were reported to be wounded.
The Taliban spokesman claims that 11 police were killed in the attack and two vehicles stolen.
The Taliban spokesman claims that 5 trucks were destroyed in the attack.
The Taliban spokesman claims that several police were killed in the attack.
The Taliban spokesman denied that the Taliban had anything to do with the attack.
The Taliban states that they killed three soldiers and wounded two.
The Taliban was blamed for the attack.
The Taliban were suspected of carrying out the kidnapping. The abduction took place in the same province in which a female election worker was wounded in an attack one week earlier.
The Taliban's spokesman claimed that four policemen had been killed, although this claim was rejected.
The Tamil Resurgence Movement is a known front organization of the LTTE. The Tamil National Alliance (TNA) was to nominate Vigneswaran as the national list Parliamentarian to fill the position left vacant by the slain TNA Member of Parliament, Joseph Pararajasingham, who was killed on December 25, 2005. --Ellilan district political wing leader warned that the assassination was carried out with the sanctioning of the Sri Lanka military since the assassins could not enter or escape without going through the army checkpoint 10 meters from the bank, or confronting the proximity of the Sri Lanka police offices.
The Tamil Tigers (LTTE) implicitly claimed responsibility through a joint statement by the Sri Lankan Government and the LTTE concerning the incident.  The joint statement was made at the Norwegian Embassy in Colombo.
The Tamil Tigers have carried out attacks similar to this one in the past.  LTTE claimed "the underwater attack came when the supply vessel was being loaded with explosives to be transported to the Kankesanthurai Harbour in Jaffna," though officials denied the validity of this statement, and claimed that the ship was not being loaded with explosives.
The target and motive is unclear
The target had received multiple death threats prior to his drive-by style assassination.
The target has hinted at the possibility that the attack had been organized by a political opponent. However, the assassination attempt came in parallel with other attacks on candidates by Taliban militants.
The target has hinted at the possibility that the attack had been organized by a political opponents with ties to Afghan warlords. However, the assassination attempt came in parallel with other attacks on candidates by Taliban militants.
The target of the assassination was not killed, but was reportedly wounded by the account of a Taliban spokesman
The target of the attack was a police van, but civilians were injured in the explosion.
The target of the attack was the former secretary general of Sipah-e-Sahaba.
The target of the attack was the U.S. consulate, but the five staff members killed in the attack were not American.  Reports indicated that the consulate staff members killed were Indian and Sudanese.
The target of the attack, Jam Mohammed Yousaf, the chief minister of southwestern Balochistan province, was not at home at the time of the blast near his house .
The target of this attack is the Frontier Works Organization. They are the Pakistan Army's engineering wing and do not serve in a counter-terrorism function. They are therefore non-combatants.
The target of this bombing was the former Iranian consulate, which had been closed, but still housed an Iranian gift shop and Iranian restaurant, and continued to be guarded by Marshalls, after President Carter expelled Iranian diplomats from the United States as part of the sanction against Iran over the U.S. hostages in Tehran.
The target was attacked because it is Muslim owned.
The target was not specified, however due to the location of the attack, it is assumed that civilians were targeted.
The target was shot in front of his daughter.
The target was suspicious of the videocassette, so they called the Police Intervention and Rescue Team (GIR) who defused it.
The target was the brother of Baloch Students Organization (Pajjar) chairman Ameen Baloch. The BSO is a nationalist student organization that promotes a separate Balochistan.
The target was unknown, however the mine was left on a bike in an area where VIP convoys for Parliament would have to pass through Borella. The mine was discovered by a police constable on routine patrol acting on information about a suspicious looking object strapped to a push cycle. There was a suspicious looking box fitted into the luggage of the bicycle and when police checked the box they found a claymore concealed under some vegetables. The bomb weighed over 15kg (or 17 pounds depending on the report). A remote control device that could be used to activate the mine was found near the YMBA Borella.
The target, Gayle Williams, also was a citizen of Great Britain.
The targeted bridge was a key route between the Nigerian and Cameroonian borders.
The targeted building was home to Interamerican, Greece's largest carrier of insurance.
The targeted pipeline was bombed just hours after it was repaired following a previous bombing.
The targeted police officers were identified as Mancito Rabang and Pablo Acosta.
The targeted soldiers were identified as Mark Dandin and John S. Garde.
The targeted volunteers were Canadian, Pakistani, Norwegian, and Filipino in nationality.
The taxi cab driver was taken to the Gaza Strip and left they stole his car.
The teacher that was killed was Deep Chander Badyal and the student was P Singh
The teachers -- Monica Zondi, 41, Madumo Zondi, 39, and Sithembiso Gina -- were shot dead. The wounded were: pupils Mduduzi Dlodlo, 17, and Njabulo Mlambo, 9, and teacher Jabulisiwe Malambule, 31.
The team of investigators working on this case reached an agreement with representatives from the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) about cooperating together to investigate of this attack.
The teenagers were at the club to celebrate someone's birthday.  The Red Hand Defenders (RHD) was a loyalist group.
The Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) sent a letter to police, after their discovery of the bomb, congratulating them for defusing the bomb.
The Telegraph mentions as many as 60 attacked the train. The perpetrators were said to have popular bases in several southern and eastern Indian states and supposedly returned to the their hideout in the forests of Orissa after the attack.
The terrorists knew that the billet was practically empty since the majority of the guards were requisitioned for the baccalaureate test.  Army reinforcements, located several kilometers away, responded to the attackers, killing at least six of them.  Local authorities believed that the terrorists wanted to repeat the attack in Beni Aissi, east of Tizi Ouzou, that had been perpetrated a year before and which had caused the death of 10 communal guards, the destruction of their headquarters by bombs, and the recovery of all their weaponry.
The Thabet Thabet Brigade is believed to be a branch of Yasser Arafat's Fatah group
The Thai Army Chief General Surayudh Chulanon warned that the blasts might be the first strike in a new campaign of terror mounted by the separatist Pattani United Liberation Organization (Pulo).
The thee injured civilians were identified as Albert Villarete, Reynaldo Tagayan and Legaspi Banguis.
The third device was located on an unspecified street in Kazimiyah and was disarmed by police before it could detonate. This was one of 3 related attacks (cf. 200706060009 and 200706060010).
The Thirty Two Degrees North pub is a Catholic bar in a hard-line Protestant district.
The three Afghan colleagues were released on an unspecified date; while the British woman, Linda Norgrove, was killed during an attempted rescue by United States forces on 10/08/2010. A Taliban spokesman, Zabihollah Mojahed, denied militants' involvement in the abduction of the British woman and her three Afghan colleagues.
The three Algerian nationals were later released on an unspecified date by the militants, but the location and health of the Italian woman is unknown.
The three Americans were released shortly after they were kidnapped on an unspecified date while the status of the remaining two hostages is unknown.
The three Cauca Telecom employees were released soon after the kidnapping, but no information was available on the other kidnap victims. This was one of six related attacks (cf. 199903190006-11).
The three civilians were injured when police opened fire following the blast.
The three competing claims of responsibility for the attack came from the al-Asqa Martyrs' Brigade, Islamic Jihad, and the Popular Resistance Committee.
The three EPDP members killed were Sutha, Sathees, and Muhunthan.  According to sources, Muhunthan was the principal organizer for the Jaffna islets.  One of the sources reported that one person was killed and another two were injured in the attack (one was injured in the initial attack and the other two were injured or killed when the police retaliated).  Kanthan (30), an EPDP member, was one of the people injured in the attack, and was the deputy organizer for the Jaffna islets.  The identity of the youth that was killed when the police retaliated was not known, but the business owner injured during the police return fire was A. Kuganeswaran (33) from Ramalingam Road, Thirunelvely.  The injured were taken to Jaffna Teaching Hospital.
The three geologists identified as Leonardo Enrique Moreno Carrasco, Eduardo Roa Vega and Victor Hugo Diaz Herrera, were under contract by a multinational company to prospect for possible oil fields in the region. They had entered guerrilla territory in the Perija Mountain Range despite of Public Force advisories to travelers not to go into high risk areas where there is presence of illegal armed groups.
The three individuals that were killed in the incident were not killed by the bomb; rather they were found bound-up with their throats slit prior to the explosion.
The three injured at the house were Kruesong Hayima, 50, who was hit in the right arm, the house owner's son Anuri Sa-i, 9, who was shot in the left leg, and 8-year-old Naruhan Majao, whose right chest was grazed by a bullet
The three injured civilians were identified as Christian Jay Gabaon, Jessa Marcelino, and James Salen.
The three injured policemen were Hershell Hoppe, Larry Modlin, and Terry Pigg.  The perpetrators were spotted near St. Columbia Church which had served as a headquarters for the Black United Front, an organization which was directing a boycott of White owned businesses in Cairo.
The three killed police officers were Police Lieutenant Colonel Chakkrit Wongprommate, Piya Phupanwer, and Suves Chantarangsi.
The three Malaysian journalists were covering work by the Malaysian Medical Relief Society when the group was attacked. The kidnapped journalists were New Straits Times photographer Anuar Hashim, Radio Televisyen Malaysia camera crew member Omar Salleh and The Sun reporter Terence Fernandez.
The three military personnel were killed by retreating guerrillas in a nearby town after having fled the town hall.
The three officials who were taken hostage were Christopher Ocite, Joel Jayuma, and Ganny Alutaya.
The three people injured included the driver of the passenger bus and two people hit by debris.
The three people wounded in the blast were all inside the PLOTE office at the time of the attack.
The three Sinhalese civilians killed were P.K. Gunawardane, P.K. Upali, and Ranjith.  While all five civilians were kidnapped, the two Muslim civilians were released while the three Sinhalese civilians were killed.  One of the sources noted that an LTTE spokesman denied any involvement in this incident.
The three soldiers killed in the attack were identified as Ronald Danago, Adzhar Angkaya and Radzmer Jasim.
The three sources provide a fair amount of conflicting information so the details of the incident are unclear.  Sources differ on where the bomb was found, whether the official was the target or a suspect, and how many people were detained, amongst other things.  The only agreement appears to be that the bomb was transported in the gas tank of the official's car, that he was detained, and that civilians tipped off the police.
The three vehicles all had Republic number plates and the arson attack was blamed on Loyalists from the nearby Shankhill Road area.
The three victims were ethnic Tamil youths and had links to the separatist Tigers. The other two victims were named: Chandralingam Devaneshan and Kandasami Sri.
The Tigers denied killing the five people and blamed the military for the deaths on their website Tamilnet.com
The Tigers denied the charge and blamed military intelligence.
The total group kidnapped included Dutch ambassador Peter Van Leewen, the first secretary of Norway, European Union official Stephan Devaux, two private sector Americans, and seventeen foreign aid workers.
The total number of explosions varied significantly among sources ranging from 100 to 350. This was one of several related attacks (cf. 200508170004-200508170008).
The tourist vehicle was heading to the popular tourist destination and port city of Trincomalee. The sailors were returning to the capital for leave for the Sri Lankan New Year, which began April 14. --The two British injured were a mother and daughter from East Harling, Norwich, according to Associated Press, and were transferred to Colombo in a Sri Lankan air force helicopter. --Ulf Henricsson, a retired Swedish army general who heads the monitoring team and met with a top rebel official in Kilinochchi, went to the blast site in Trincomalee to investigate the following day. --Reports varied on the number of people wounded between the soldiers and tourists, but the consensus is that at least 11 soldiers were killed and 2 British tourists were injured.
The town had been chosen by Angola's state-owned oil company, Sonangol, as the site for a new oil refinery to be built the next year. The Angolan government receives much of its revenue from oil.
The town of Argelia does not have a police force.
The town of Lakhdaria was placed under tight security following the incident and sources indicated that a larger attack was expected
The town of Sderot has been a target of indiscriminate rocket fire from the neighboring Gaza stip.
The town was the site of heavy fighting between government forces and the rebels.
The train was scheduled to depart from Arzew to Mohammedia.
The train, which was traveling between Luanda and Dondo, was in the Maria Teresa Community at the time of the attack. The train consisted of four passenger carriages, two freight cars and two oil containers.
The training center also contained a United States training facility, which may have been the actual target of the attack.
The Transitional Somali Government blamed Islamists for the attack.
The translation is very vague and simple states that it was a violent attack.
The tribesmen were identified as Khan Mohammad and Islam.
The two abductees were co-workers and cousins.
The two abductees were released dead "within hours." This was related to other attacks in Gaza between Hamas and Fatah. See GTD case numbers 200612180002, 200612180004,  200612190002,  200612180008, 200612200003, and 200612200004.
The two assailants were identified as Noel Sioco and Manuel Ariola. The latter was suspected of killing the target's brother in 2010.
The two attackers are believed by police to be Southern separatists.
The two attackers entered the mosque during noon prayers and detonated their explosives. The attack was more than likely planned the coincide with the prayers in order to inflict the largest amount of casualties
The two attacks were conducted within hours of each other.  It appears that the police checkpoint bombing was unplanned, and these two explosive laden dump trucks were to be detonated on the bridge together to destroy the entire bridge.
The two attacks, the first of which was carried by a minibus and the second by a Volkswagen Golf, came within minutes of each other.
The two bombs were detonated simultaneously about 15-20 meters apart.
The two bombs were planted at a concrete fence at the rear of the Jollibee hamburger chain as the lunch crowd was building up, the concrete absorbed much of the blast and a third bomb did not go off.
The two children hostages were released, but the three girl hostages remained with the attackers.
The two Chinese engineers were still in militant custody.
The two civilian students were also siblings.
The two civilians were identified as Rex Taala and Pilita Tabiosan. The soldiers belonged to the Army's 82nd Infantry Battalion. One New People's Army (NPA) rebel was identified as Samuel Lauriano (Rene).
The two civilians were killed in the crossfire. The incident sparked a protest of approximately 60 villagers who accused the Thai Army of killing the woman. One protestor was shot and killed by security forces when he allegedly tried to throw a grenade at them. This is one of two related attacks (cf. 200706020025).
The two civilians who were killed were 23 years old and were electrical wiring workers at the Hindu temple across the street from where they were shot.  Their names were Mahadevan Umatharan, resident of Valaichenai, and Thillainathan Mathivathanan, resident of Navatkudah in Batticaloa.  The injured person was known as Balu, and was transferred to a hospital in Batticaloa in critical condition.
The two civilians, who were injured in the attack, were identified as Siraj and Javed.
The two dead soldiers were identified as Gilberto Estrada and Carlos Olarte.
The two fires were set on 6/27 and merged together on 6/28.  Raymond Kodiak Sandoval sent a pipe bomb to an environmentalist organization in March 1999 (199903200009).  Sandoval claimed that he did it to protest the policies of environmentalists who attempted to pass legislation which would kick poor Hispanics off of their land in northern New Mexico.  Although he pled guilty for the forest fire in 2003, he maintained that he was not the perpetrator and only admitted his guilt so that he would not face a possible sentence of 100 years in prison if convicted.
The two German nationals that were abducted in this attack were later released. The whereabouts of the two Ethiopian nationals who were also abducted in this attack remain unknown.
The two groups that claimed responsibility were the Islamic Jihad Organization and Al-Qaida in Iraq.
The two gunmen were seen leaving the scene on a motorcycle
The two hostage victims were killed by United States airstrikes on February 19, 2016 while still being held hostage by the assailants.
The two hostages was released on July 13, 2011.
The two hostages were released on June 11, 2007.
The two IEDs detonated between 11:20 PM and 11:30 PM.
The two improvised explosive devices found at the scene were not successful in detonating.
The two industries that lost power were Todd Steel and East Alco Aluminum Plant.
The two injured employees were identified as Niaz Baig and Abdul Qayyum.
The two injured gunmen were Murad Ali and Saidan Shah. Shah was a member of the Malikdinay section of the Mahsud tribe. Hafiz and Masud Khan were captured after the gun battle.
The two injured officers were escorted to the Al-Jun al-Asabi Hospital for treatment for serious injuries.
The two injured victims were identified as Sabir Nadeem and Imran. There were no details about whether or not these two were police or civilians who happened to be nearby.
The two Jordanian truck drivers were released on August 09, 2004. Their names were Fayez Saad al-Udwan and Ahmed Salama Hassan (Mohammad Ahmed Salamaal-Manaya'a).
The two kidnapped daughters were identified as Mira Luna Misaluon and Mona Liza.
The two marines hitchhiked a ride on the morning of May 17, in hopes that they would be taken back to their base, but instead they were taken to a place called the "banana patch" on the windward side of Oahu, and shot by the three men who offered the ride.  One of the perpetrators, Alfred David Costa, was charged and facing a grand jury for murder and attempted murder, and a second perpetrator was sent to Hawaii State Prison to serve time for an earlier robbery conviction involving four marines.
The two members of CoBRA that were injured were sub-inspector Pradeep Kumar and constable Munna Yadav.
The two men killed in the attack were identified as Baju Murra Gota and Raju Gota; they were father and son.
The two men were attempting to plant the IED to slow the advance of Israeli tanks moving into the area. A spokesman for HAMAS claimed the two men were members of the organization in a statement on June 6.
The two men were found under a bridge over the Argun river near Chechen-Aul, in the Grozny rural district.
The two men who were detained were Chechen rebels.
The two militants were students of bomb expert Basit Usman, who, according to the military and police, was head of the Special Operations Group of MILF, which has links with the Abu Sayyaf Group and the foreign terror group Jemaah Islamiyah (JI).
The two motorcycles intercepted the bus and opened fire on the bus.  When the bus stopped, the assailants boarded the bus and opened fire on the students sitting in the bus.
The two news articles appear to conflict on the date of the event.  It could be 1/1 or 1/2.
The two notes claiming responsibility were left at a pay phone near the restaurant and at a Chico weekly newspaper.
The two officials who were targeted were members of the Kurdish bloc within the Iraqi parliament. Their vehicle was ambushed by armed men en route to Baghdad.
The two other bombs were not successful.
The two perpetrators scaled a twenty foot wall and broke into the building through a window.  They attempted to set a diversionary fire at the Reisterstown Shopping Center but the firebomb malfunctioned.  After the incident, a letter was written to an underground newspaper stating that there would be more attacks against draft boards to come.  There were a total of thirty-four thousand draft records at the selective service office.  Two thousand records were destroyed and seven thousand were damaged.  All of these records were backed up on microfilm.  Moreover, none of the 1-A draft records were destroyed or damaged.
The two perpetrators threw the firebombs over an eight foot fence.  After launching the Molotov cocktails, they were fired upon by Military Police stationed at the base, but escaped unscathed.
The two perpetrators were described as 'clean cut' and not 'hippie types.'
The two perpetrators were described as Neo Nazi skinheads.
The two perpetrators were Lebanese and Syrian respectively.
The two policemen had been assigned to guard a railway crossing.
The two reports conflict on persons killed (1 or 2), and the province location (Parwan or Kabul).
The two Shabak hostages were killed while the status of the remaining Kurdish hostage is unknown.
The two slain assistant village heads were Assaman Dolor, 38, and Malayeng Jehhama, 36.
The two soldiers injured were identified as Private Anant Dolarman and Private Theerasak Kaewkhao.
The two soldiers were identified as Private Anan Maijui and Private Suwatchai Karnthang. Tuwai Yako was a civilian injured in the attack.
The two Swiss hostages were released on 03/12/1999. However, the five Sudanese hostages were killed on 04/01/1999.
The two targeted facilitators were identified as Renato Dacaymat and Harvey John Abelido.
The two Turkish engineers were released on 07/21/2008 while the status of the Afghan interpreter is unknown.
The two victims were identified as Lance Naik Hayat Khan and Sepoy Hakim Khan.
The two victims were related, although one source states they were mother and daughter while a second source states they were niece and aunt.
The two victims were Sodhi Pandu, 45, and Muchaki Bicho, 40.
The two were employed by the Leman Company to perform repairs on police vehicles and were killed en route from Farah Province to Herat Province.
The two were eventually moved to Mali by their captors and were released in that country.
The two were shot in the al-Qhadeer district in the center of Baghdad, Iraq. The location is at the entrance to the Green Zone. Officials of the interim Iraqi government have often been targeted by unknown gunmen since sovereignty was formally handed over to the Iraqi government in late June.
The two wounded citizens were from Otni'el, the deceased was from Bet Hagay in the Hebron Hills.
The type of the attack was based on an article with the higher validity.
The type of weapon was not mentioned in the sources.  Sathyan was from Valachchenai.  It is unclear whether Sathyan or his parents were the ones who refused his conscription into the LTTE.
The U.S. Bank branch was the same location robbed in April 1996.
The U.S. Embassy in Riyadh had been closed on the day of the bombing due to warnings of an attack. Al-Qaida members had perpetrated similar suicide attacks on residential compounds in Saudi Arabia in May 2003.
The Ugandan People's Defense Forces (UPDF) rescued 13 captives on 06/25/2002.
The ULFA has been very active in the region in the recent days.
The UN estimated that there had been 90 similar cases in 2005 and there had been 170 attacks on school in 2006
The unexploded devices were discovered in the same area where a device did detonate as part of the coordinated incidents on April 7, 2017.
The unidentified man placed the call to the fire brigade at 12:00 p.m. to reveal the existence of the bombs. He did not profess to belong to any separatist organization, concluded his message with "the Basque country is not for sale", calling on France to involve itself "in the peace process initiated in Spain" between the government and the Basque separatist organization, ETA, according to the source close to the investigation. Counterterrorist sources ruled out ETA from involvement in this attack and concluded French Basque nationalist elements were likely behind the devices.
The Union of Congolese Patriots was an ethnic Hema tribal militia that had been fighting Lendu tribes for control of the Ituri Province.
The United Jewish Underground is a splinter group of the Jewish Defense League.
The United Liberation Front of Assam (ULFA) had targeted movie theaters at least four times since it called for a ban on screening Hindi-language films in the region in 2003.
The United Nations peacekeepers attacked in this incident were from Niger.
The United Nations temporarily suspended operations in the area after the killing, while the APRD admitted the responsibility of a ‘rogue’ member of its organization in a verbal statement to Radio France Internationale and stated they had arrested the perpetrator on June 13 and subsequently executed him.
The United People's Democratic Front (UPDF), a political group, claimed that three of it's activists where killed in the attack. However, this claim could not be substantiated. The UPDF also blamed the attack on a rival group (PCJSS), but this also could not be substantiated.
The United People's Democratic Solidarity desired a separate homeland in India's Assam State for the Karbi tribe and opposes the presence of the Kuki minority in the region.
The United Self-Defense Group of Colombia (AUC) is a paramilitary group intended as a vigilante group to protect businesses and citizens against guerrilla movements such as FARC and ELN. The Semana news magazine reported that the target family was fleeing the AUC by seeking refuge with relatives in Buenaventura city. Semana also reported that the incident occurred at 9PM on September 6, 2000, instead of early morning September 7, 2000 as reported by other news sources. Groups such as AUC are often backed by wealthy businessmen, landowners, and magnates, and often engage in ransom kidnapping and corrupt activities to raise funds. As a result, the difference between AUC and FARC-like groups are increasingly difficult to distinguish. Buenaventura is a seaside resort in Valle de Cauca Province, the capital of which is Cali--a known hub for the Colombian drug trade.
The United States (US) victim was identified as Brittany B. Gordon (US Army).
The unknown perpetrators also took five female civilians hostages when they took control of the bus after making it stop using a fake checkpoint.  The female passengers were all released after several minutes.
The unknown perpetrators are suspected members of a Shiite messianic sect led by Ahmed al-Hassani al-Yamani.  The attack took place in both Basra and Nasiriyah.
The unknown perpetrators are suspected members of the Soldiers of Heaven group in Iraq.
The unknown perpetrators contacted a local radio station and identified themselves as the Terai Army.
The UNP accused the ruling People's Alliance party of perpetrating the attacks. The People's Alliance party was led by President Chandrika Kumaratunga, the older sister of UNP Chairman Anura Bandaranaike, who was present at the opposition rally along with other UNP leaders. Though unconfirmed, the UNP claimed that ruling party supporters blocked the road where the rally was held and burned tires before lobbing grenades at Bandaranaike's motorcade. Bandaranaike and his deputies believed they were the targets of an assassination attempt.
The unspecified Cuban exile group claimed the incident in a tape recording sent to the Associated Press.
The US military convoy consisted of heavily armored vehicles including the Striker armored personnel carrier.
The US military reported that 20 perpetrators in five vehicles launched the attack on the checkpoint.
The US-led coalition forces did not suffer any casualties.
The use of mortar rounds in the manufacture of improvised bombs is a known signature of the secessionist Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF), however, no group has claimed responsibility for the bombing.
The USS Richard B. Anderson departed from San Diego on May 27 and the act of sabotage occurred shortly there after.  Originally, three sailors were accused of sabotaging the ship.
The value of -99 was chosen for the perpetrator details beause it is unclear how many perpetrators were involved in the attack. The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 88 to 93 to 99, and the injuries for this attack from 37 to 60
The van had been released by the Vavuniya magistrate's courts the day before the bombing. The claymore mine was "fixed inside a van" and detonated.
The van used in the attack was stolen on February 2, 2006, in the town of Nant.
The van was stolen.
The vehicle borne improvised explosive device was captured in the incident details, but there were also other unspecified explosives that were used in the attack.
The vehicle had an Islamabad number plate.
The vehicle used by the assailants resembled a car used in the assassination of a colonel the previous day.
The vehicle was a 1967 Ford panel truck.
The vehicle was ambushed around 5:30 PM.  The victims were identified as Saad Rabbahi, Ali Zebbar, Rabah Laoufi, and Saad Temamri.
The vehicle was carrying a tribal elder, Mohammad Ali.
The vehicle was carrying large drums of gasoline to magnify the blast force. Atallah, who was unharmed, was head of the Salahuddin Awakening Council, an anti-al-Qaeda Sunni militia. This was the second of two near-simultaneous suicide truck bombings in Baiji on the morning of October 9.
The vehicle was carrying large drums of gasoline to magnify the blast force. Reports suggested the bomber initially targeted the Colonel’s residence but was deterred by its heavy fortifications and instead attacked a secondary target, killing among others Nofous’ uncle and two nephews. This was the first of two near-simultaneous suicide truck bombings in Baiji on the morning of October 9.
The vehicle was completely destroyed and the body mutilated beyond recognition by the blast.
The vehicle was hijacked in a previous incident on August 30, 2016.
The vehicle was stolen by Yadav's driver, Binod Kumar Yadav Bibek, who had defected from JTMM a year prior. Bibek also stole an AK-47 and cash.
The vehicle was travelling from Hilla to Baghdad when it was attacked.
The vehicle was unoccupied because the police officers were investigating a robbery.  Authorities believed that the robbery complaint was legitimate.
The vehicles and bodies were burned by the Taliban.
The vehicles included Jack Brondial, Warren O. Amistoso, and Rex Valdemoro.
The victim blamed the Senegalese Democratic Party (PDS) of opposition leader Abdoulaye Wade for the attack, but Wade denied any responsibility.
The victim claims the attack was perpetrated by republicans while the authorities claim that the pipe bomb indicates that it was an attack by the loyalists
The victim had been previously targeted in the same manner one year ago.
The victim had been publically opposed to organized crime in the past.
The victim had threatened to run against the local governor, Alexander Prokhorov, if local corruption was not eliminated
The victim identified as Gurucharan Mahato.
The victim in the shooting was a protestant but motivation for the attack is thought to be religious and the responsibility of Protestant extremists.
The victim in this attack was held with two other captives that had been kidnapped separately in incidents 201304230022 and 201304240022.
The victim included Cihat Akdag.
The victim is a relative of C.P. Sinh, the Minister of Urban Development for Jharkhand.
The victim is also a former member of the New People's Army (NPA).
The victim lived in a neighborhood that housed Azerbaijan's head of state.
The victim may have been attacked by a rebel group in which he had been formerly associated with.
The victim of the attack, Arif Hussain Reshi, was not the intended target. The target of the attack is undisclosed.
The victim suspected that several groups may have been responsible for his kidnapping.
The victim testified against one of the suspected perpetrators; it is possible this was a revenge killing and did not have any social or political goals.
The victim was a contract worker for coalition forces operating in Iraq.
The victim was a former member of the Iraqi National Guard.
The victim was a member of the Young Socialists of the Basque Country [JSE].  He did not have a bodyguard because he did not hold a public office.
The victim was a police inspector riding a motorcycle. The gunmen opened fired on him. The attack came hours after government troops were ambushed in a grenade attack that wounded an officer and eight troopers.
The victim was a suspected informant of the Indian security services.
The victim was abducted at 9:00 PM.  Bouali was held captive in Beni N'tass.  He was released at 3:00 AM on February 15th.
The victim was abducted in Bogota but was released in southeastern Huila province.  She said that she was in perfect health.
The victim was also a columnist for a local newspaper and a volunteer reporter for Radio Mindanao Network (RMN).
The victim was also a prominent figure at Basra College, which could have been why he was targeted. He was kidnapped on his way home and briefly held before killed.
The victim was also a volunteer at the police community relations office.
The victim was also identified as a police officer.
The victim was also working on anti-corruption news stories about the government when he was murdered.
The victim was among the 1,700 SLA militiamen who surrendered or were delivered to Lebanese authorities by Hezbollah and other guerrilla groups during the SLA's rapid demise amid Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon in May 2000. A Lebanese military court on 06/05/2000 sentenced about 100 former SLA members to jail terms ranging mostly from one month to five years. They were accused of joining the now disbanded SLA or Israel's civil administration, as well as providing information to Israel or entering the Jewish state. The head of Hezbollah, Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah, warned that Lebanese could seek reprisals against the former pro-Israeli militiamen. Nasrallah advised Lebanese authorities to keep all of the men in prison "in their own interest." This was one of two related incidents (cf. 200006060006).
The victim was among the 1,700 SLA militiamen who surrendered or were delivered to Lebanese authorities by Hezbollah and other guerrilla groups during the SLA's rapid demise amid Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon in May 2000. A Lebanese military court on 06/05/2000 sentenced about 100 former SLA members to jail terms ranging mostly from one month to five years. They were accused of joining the now disbanded SLA or Israel's civil administration, as well as providing information to Israel or entering the Jewish state. The head of Hezbollah, Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah, warned that Lebanese could seek reprisals against the former pro-Israeli militiamen. Nasrallah advised Lebanese authorities to keep all of the men in prison "in their own interest." This was one of two related incidents (cf. 200006060007).
The victim was currently serving as a security aide to the Mallig Town Mayor.
The victim was deployed in a "special police cell"
The victim was en route to a mourning ceremony when the attack occurred.
The victim was former activist of Muttahida Quami Movement in Qasba Colony.
The victim was identified as Aftab Ismail.
The victim was identified as Constable Hariram Patra.
The victim was identified as Dul Phanchuang.
The victim was identified as Ms. Patcharaporn Boonmat. She was driving a motorcycle to work in Yala municipality before she was killed by an unknown number of gunmen. Her body was burned later. Ms. Patcharaporn had just started work after graduating from Yala Rajabhat University earlier in 2007.
The victim was identified by the initials B. K.
The victim was in civilian clothes at the time of his murder.
The victim was kidnapped while attempting to secure the release of five police officers abducted in a previous incident, 201606190033.
The victim was killed and his body was found at a separate location in Salpatra, Binapur, India.
The victim was killed at around 2:30 PM.  It is unknown exactly how many hours he was held hostage.
The victim was killed just days after the city had begun to knock down illegal buildings.  This is likely an organized crime killing in response to the demolition of illegal buildings, but that has not been verified.
The victim was not necessarily released nor killed as he was shot and left for dead, although he did not sucumb to his injuries.
The victim was one of 334 prisoners released by Israel the day before the attack.
The victim was reportedly "a well-known Bratislava underworld boss" and had always been protected by several bodyguards, which was why the perpetrators were not able to plant the explosive in his car and planted it instead in the ground, near the entrance to the tennis courts. Mr. Dinic had two full Skorpion machine-gun magazines in his vehicle at the time of the attack.
The victim was shot at from point blank range.
The victim was shot by a guard who worked for a member of the Iraq Accord Front political party, but it was unclear if the guard was working as an independent agent or on behalf of the organization.
The victim was shot in the chest and then beheaded posthumously.
The victim was shot in the leg and hand.
The victim was still in the custody of kidnappers and alive as of 2/3/12.
The victim was taken to the hospital and declared dead several days after the attack.
The victim was targeted after the assailants had accused him of being involved in theft and burglaries in Bara tehsil. However, the source refers to the assailants as militant, suggesting that they may be acting out of a political agenda.
The victim was the brother of a journalist whose house Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) members had raided in 2009 and used as a place to store looted materials.
The victim was the first Shin Bet agent to be killed in action since the Palestinian uprising began in September 2000.
The victim was the LTTE's Vavuniya West Region Leader. Jeyananthan was riding his motorcycle in a reportedly uncleared area.
The victim was the uncle of Abdihakim Fiqi, the former defense minister.
The victim was warned in advance by Ugandan police not to travel due to the presence of rebel forces in the region.
The victim was with a Norwegian person at the time of the attack; the Norwegian was not injured by the attackers.
The victim who was killed was identified as Abdur Rehman; the injured victim was identified as Muhammad Bashir.
The victim, according to certain sources, had reportedly been accused by the terrorists with having guided the security agencies following the 2 April 1998 attack in which two policemen died.  The victim had abandoned his home to take refuge in the city of Tigzirt, but came back from time to time to till his fields, where his assassins had a good chance to kill him at point blank range.  The security agencies, for fear of finding the spot mined, only intervened in the early afternoon and the victim's body was only approached at about 2:00 p.m. and taken to the Tigzirt hospital.
The victim, Chokri Belaid, was critical of the Islamist-led government in Tunisia and served as a leader of the opposition party, the Democratic Patriots. Belaid's fellow party members blamed the attack on supporters of the Islamist Ennahda party. Representatives from the Ennahda party denied these claims. The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) later claimed responsibility for the attack in December of 2014, even though the group was not established until two months after this incident.
The victim, William Strumpp, was shot in the head three times. The perpetrator, Richard Snell, assumed that the owner of the pawnshop was Jewish (even though he was actually Episcopalian) and believed that since he was Jewish, he was evil and "just needed to die," as the members of CSA believed that Jews were inferior and were trying to overthrow the US government, who they perceived to be dominated by a Zionist Occupation.  Additionally, the robbery was an attempt to gain money to finance the CSA's revolution.
The victim's body was discovered in a spot known as Tizi Oujaboub at 12:00 PM.
The victim's decomposed body was not discovered until around five days after he was killed.
The victim's family members were also chased away from the area.
The victim's mother and father were identified as Helu and Sabita.
The victim's name is also spelled Shaif al-Nehmi.
The victim's spouse stated that he was involved in a land dispute.
The victim's spouse was also tapping rubber at the plantation but was not harmed in the explosion.
The victim's wife told police officers that internal Awami League Party bickering could have been the motive for the attack.
The victims across this and the related attacks included Corporal Thammarong Mimak, Volunteer Ranger Thongsun Singduang, Volunteer Ranger Bancha Ritthichok, Volunteer Ranger Piyaphong Sidam, Suphaphon Chaimani, Wirut Panyarasi, Khamron Phetburi, Khlong Wichianrat, Manit Chairat, Chet Thawonmat, Prasit Yimwan, Nutchanet Cheawae, Rewat Chanthon, Chuli Mayi.
The victims also included civilian Mariana. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims also included Councilors Josephine Carmona, Anselmo Bada, Tirso Gomez Jr., Ruben Castro, and Ronnel Laspona.
The victims also included Julasan Abuhassan.
The victims also included Sajan.
The victims also included tourists and civilians from China, India, Ireland, Italy, New Zealand, South Korea, and Venezuela. 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 noted that Noori suffers from "serious mental illness and drug abuse."
The victims also went on to state that MUJAO were initially looking for an Italian anthropologist who was working with Medecins Sans Frontières (MSF).
The victims are three aides of a prosecutor, the secretariat director, and a passer-by.
The victims from Solidarity International included South Sudanese aid workers and a Bangladeshi aid worker, Mainul Islam Opu.
The victims include Abdul Hakeem, Imran Rashid, Khalil Ahmed, Hamiduddin, and Nadia Bibi.
The victims include Abdulpatah Muno.
The victims include Army Staff Sgt. Aaron Rhett Butler.
The victims include Delaram district police chief Lt. Abdul Hakim.
The victims include Dil Nawaz Khan and Shamsur Rehman. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been the result of a gas cylinder explosion.
The victims include Dr. Shahid Nazir.
The victims include Ekkachai Phekhonnoo and Khachornsak Ritdam, members of Ranger Unit 4310.
The victims include Georgian soldiers, Junior Sergeant Mdinari Bebiashvili and Captain Mikheil Gvindjishvili. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims include Harry Peralta, Henrey Pacheco, Jay Arroyo, Modesto Vina, Rey Duales, and Julius Miravalles. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims include Jeldy Acedo, Bryan Bagaipo, Eugene Pilo, Johnny Pabia, Zella Mitch Bahan and Junry Batas.
The victims include Job Boronjo.
The victims include Joemar Sitoy, Kim Aliver Plariza, and Denan Llano.
The victims include Leston Charley and Martin Kaipa.
The victims include Major Amardeep Singh and Taja Mir. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims include Malik Jarrar, Bisma, and Rubab.
The victims include Mehmet Sait Malak.
The victims include Mirza Muhammad Sharif, Imran, and Younas.
The victims include officer Janat Gul.
The victims include officers Fazal Muhammad and Hafizur Rehman.
The victims include Phuthiset Srisuwan, Thamrongsak Phromsuk, Phin Kaewkhongthon, Silajaruek Soisombun, and Winai Nonsuwan.
The victims include Private First Class Rey Diesta.
The victims include Ramazan Husainzada Haji Ramazan. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims include Safar Muhammad and Abdullah.
The victims include Saida Hussein and Aden Karie. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims include Sergeant Jonathon M. Hunter and Specialist Christopher M. Harris.
The victims include Shayb Kot district police chief Rahatullah Zahiri.
The victims include Specialized Sergeant Mehmet Iker Sahin.
The victims include Turkish citizen Hidir Calha and Azerbaijani citizen Banu Kemaliye.
The victims include Wessam Ali.
The victims include Windile "Mangqasha" Ngubeni and Mafika Mndebele.
The victims included 'Abd-al-Mu'in, 'Isam, and Radwan. 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 group.
The victims included 'Abd-al-Nabi Nasr, Muhammad al-Kadiki al-Zawawi, Khalid 'Abd-al-Bari Qarin al-Zawawi, Sa'd Adam Yunus al-Zawawi, 'Umar Fayiz Ghayth al-Zawawi, and Muftah 'Uthman al-Shaykhi al-Zawawi. Hostage numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included 'Adil Naji and Rabi' Mhammad Farah.
The victims included a child of the tribal leader, Samuel.
The victims included a former police investigator. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the victim had recently denounced a corruption network in Hueyapan de Ocampo.
The victims included a Guinean (Guinea) peacekeeper. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201712150003, 201712150004, 201712150005, and 201712150006.
The victims included a member of the Anbar Health Department.
The victims included a Swedish civilian.
The victims included Abakar El Haj.
The victims included Abaker Mohamed Adam and Mousa Adam.
The victims included Abba Gana Terab.
The victims included Abbas Celik. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Abbas Moalim Nur and Omar Moalim Nur.
The victims included Abbas Nayyar Mehdi, Mohammed Zaki, Syed Nasir, Nadeem, Baqar Abbas Zaidi, Abbas Tahir, Asad Zaidi, Murtaza Ali Zaidi, Mohammed Zaki, Syed Nasir, Fatima, and Shabana. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Abd Rahim Summas, Tayudin Anjut, Mohamad Jumadil Rahim, Mohamed Ridzuan Ismail, and Fandy Bakran.
The victims included Abdal-Geniy Ahmad.
The victims included Abdallah Abdel Jabbar and Osman Mohamed.
The victims included Abdallah Juma Hassan al-Shamsi. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Abdel Karim Issa Hawil, Lubna Ahmed Hussein, Miftah Saad Alkhachm, Miftah Aisha, Salem Faraj Abdel Qader, Salim Safi Abdullah, Muhammad Salim al-Safi, Abdul Salam Faraj al-Sanusi, Rafii Attia al-Darsi, and Mahdi Mohamed al-Khafifi. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the explosion may have been caused by an air strike. Witnesses also noted that they heard planes flying overhead prior to the blast.
The victims included Abdelatif Hamid Eisa and Hamid Ibrahim.
The victims included Abdelazim Haroun and Ibrahim Mousa.
The victims included Abdelrahim Ibrahim Mohamed.
The victims included Abdi Barre Yusuf Jibril. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Abdi Dheere.
The victims included Abdikafi Jaban and Yahye Muhudin.
The victims included Abdlurahman Mohammad and Hoosain Kono.
The victims included Abdo Babikir Abdallah and Adam Saleh Hamid.
The victims included Abdul Hameed, Abdul Sattar, and Mohammad Yaqoob.
The victims included Abdul Jabbar. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Abdul Kareem Arong.
The victims included Abdul Matin and Rafiqul Islam.
The victims included Abdul Mazid Jabbar and Abdul Ahad Tipu.
The victims included Abdul Qayyum Rajput and Abdul Fatah.
The victims included Abdul Qayyum, Asad, Yasin, Sohail, and Imdadullah. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Abdul Rahid's son, Agha.
The victims included Abdul Rahim Haidari. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Abdul Razzaq and Khadim Hussain. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Abdul Roman Kila.
The victims included Abdul Salam al-Harak.
The victims included Abdul Salam Ali al-Shafi.
The victims included Abdul Salam and Munir Ahmed.
The victims included Abdul Samad Haji.
The victims included Abdul Wali Zabit. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Abdul Waris.
The victims included Abdulkaling Hanirae, Bueraheng Kareng, and Arbah Torluemaehawor. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the incident may have been the result of a personal dispute.
The victims included Abdullah Farhan Jaber Al Malki.
The victims included Abdullah Siddig.
The victims included Abdullah Umit Sercan and Cumhur Ozsoy.
The victims included Abdullah.
The victims included Abdullah. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Abdulmenaf Cakar.
The victims included Abdulrahman Faraj al-Jarushi, 'Iyad Amir al-Quzayri, Abdulbasit Buhayri, Mur'i al-Jarushi, Faraj al-Farjani, and Fathi Bilqasim al-Qaba'yili.
The victims included Abdulrahman Lampak and Modarie Salibo.
The victims included Abdulrasul al-Zwai, Marwan Raied Aissa, and Abdulaziz Rafallah Fakrun.
The victims included Abdur Rahim. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Abed Al-Daim Al-Bassat, Said Abdullah Abu Jbin, Yasser Fathi Zanun and Hussein Hamis al-Thbada. Hamas also accused Israeli security forces of abducting the victims. 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 Abiar Ruk and Awuoi Achieu Thon.
The victims included Abibat Adjoto. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources implied that the kidnapping may have been carried out strictly for ransom.
The victims included Abu Ali Talal, Ismail Abu Jamous, Rouhi Yahya Salama, Abed Jumaa, Ayman Raymah al-Fares, and Mohammad Jamal Shahin. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Abu Bakr al-Samaraei.
The victims included Abu Hamza al-Naimi, Salman al-Atwa, Abu Taha, 'Amir Abu Al-Bara'a, Abu Yazan, and Abdullah Al-Moussa. 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 infighting between rival groups.
The victims included Abu Jaafar al-Tayyar. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201712120006 and 201712120007.
The victims included Abukar Sheikh Ahmed. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Abulkhaleq Amran, Hesham Tarmoum, Hareth Hameed, Akram al-Waleedi, Essam Balghaith, Hisham al-Yousifi, Haitham al-Shihab, Hassan Anaab, and Tawfiq al-Mansouri.
The victims included Aburrahman Dundar.
The victims included Ace Alcantara.
The victims included Adam Abdel Mawla, Mohamad Abdallah Mohamed, Saleh Abdel Gader, Abdeljabbar Hamid, Mohamed Hamid, Mohamed Omar Abdallah Juma, Omar Hamed Hassan, Mohamed Ibrahim Abdallah, Yousif Adam, Nabil Haroun Abdel Shaafi and Abdel Razeg Daoud Mohamed.
The victims included Adam Abdelmajid. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201704200023, 201704200024, 201704200025, 201704200026, and 201704200027.
The victims included Adam Ahmed and Abdulaziz.
The victims included Adatu Gulam.
The victims included Adem Albay and Hayati Capa.
The victims included Adrian Jones Macalalad Gonzales.
The victims included Aferuan Imoukhuede.
The victims included Afghan and Syrian civilians.
The victims included Afghan civilians, Bahraini civilians, Iranian civilians, and Iraqi civilians. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Afsar Khan and Muhammad Tahir.
The victims included Aftab Ahmed, Jamshed, Muhammad Ishaq, Rashid, and Azmatullah. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Afzal Khan.
The victims included Agencia EFE journalist Cristian Hernandez and Members of Parliament (MP) Americo De Grazia and William Davila.
The victims included agents Rada al-Mabruk al-Hadi al-Qit and Sayf al-Din 'Atiya Kashiwa.
The victims included Ahmad Bashir al-Naqu.
The victims included Ahmad Jalal al-Jabartli. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those wounded across incidents 201706130018 and 201706130019.
The victims included Ahmad Salam al-'Ani.
The victims included Ahmed Abdel Mawgod Selim.
The victims included Ahmed Jamac Hirsi. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Ahmed Mohamed el-Sayed and Mohammed Mostafa El-Baz.
The victims included Ahmed Mostafa al-Yamani, Mohamed Hussein Shawki, and Mahmoud Rashad Mahmoud. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Ahmed Saha Ismail and Suleiman Ahmed Ibrahim.
The victims included Ahmet Aslan.
The victims included Ahmet Sarikaya.
The victims included aid of Agustin, Randol Castaneda.
The victims included Aiptu Martua Sigalingging.
The victims included Airman First Class Cliff Arvin Alama.
The victims included Aisha Abbas.
The victims included Ajit Tanwar.
The victims included Ajmal Khan.
The victims included Akbar Jan.
The victims included Akemongkol Damkaew and Monthian Thonglam.
The victims included Akhtar Bozdar, Khalid Bozdar, and Abdul Hakeem.
The victims included Akhter Tangwani. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Akiq Bangash, Saifur Rehman, Ghafur, Shahid, Nisar, Ashiq, and Wasim. Hostage numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Al Hafiz Usman, Jalalodin Pimping Usman, and Ansary Usman Gandamr. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Albadal Ananli.
The victims included Alex Dominguez.
The victims included Alexander W. Missildine.
The victims included Alexis Arca and Rey Palma.
The victims included Alfredo Anoos, Gabriel Permites and Adones Mendez.
The victims included Alfredo Sarno, Perry and Pernan Abao.
The victims included Ali Jan, Mohammad Amir, Mohammad Imran, Ubaidullah, Akbar Jamali, Major Abdullah, Nizam, and Dawood. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent majority estimates are reported here.
The victims included Ali Jawad and Ali Muftin.
The victims included Ali Mohammad, Raza, Imran, and Mohammad Muzamil.
The victims included Ali Sahin. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Ali, Talha, Smain Jan, Osman, Samiullah, Qasim, Ghulam Ali, Tahir, and Tilawat. 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 noted that the seminary was operated by Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and suspected that a rival religious group was involved in the attack.
The victims included Alican Oumlztuuml and Mustafa Yaar. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Allah Bakhsh.
The victims included Alon Bakal and Shimon Ruimi.
The victims included Altaf Ahmad Zagar.
The victims included Amado Albiola and Aldrin Rosales. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
The victims included Aman Ullah.
The victims included Amanullah and Naseemullah.
The victims included Amarjeet.
The victims included Ameer Ali and Imam Bakhsh. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included American soldiers Staff Sergeant Bryan C. Black, Staff Sergeant Jeremiah W. Johnson, Staff Sergeant Dustin M. Wright and Sergeant La David T. Johnson.
The victims included Amerol Musa Tantos, Hanep Alipa Ayon, Yahya Kasan, Pahmi Daya Diamla, Johary Amerol, and Salman Tahir. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Amir Hamza, Abdul Latif, Nasir Ahmed, Muhammad Siddiq, and Ali Hassan.
The victims included Amir Khan.
The victims included Amit Tigga and Sattaru Salam.
The victims included Amjad, Siraj, and Ibrahim. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Ampan Ma-inchon.
The victims included an US citizen and Georgian soldier Lieutenant Iver Tamer. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Anan, Bautista, Sumiko, Alfonso, Soriano, Aspiros, Acain, Cabansi, Layugan, Camaruan, Cabildo, Gesto, Balunsat and Gacias. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Anant Vichienthong and Yuthsna Thongyen.
The victims included Anas and Ibrahim Shigshigow.
The victims included Anat Khan.
The victims included Andrew Marak, Rosel Momin, Silvarinba D Sangma, Jacob Marak, Probit N Marak, Jolash Marak, Pledash T Sangma, Pisen Sangma, and Shyam Sharma. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Anek Singh and Yogendra Mahto.
The victims included Aniket Chhetri.
The victims included Anil Kumar and Lalji Yadav.
The victims included Anjover Saturnino Estanio, and Allan Tinambakan Canibel.
The victims included Annie Sambulao.
The victims included Anon Saengnoppharat, Yutthakan Saehao, Anucha Masan, and Phongphinit Nuanthong.
The victims included Anthony Aceron, Private First Class Jhelor Caranzo and Private Reymark Camila Regore.
The victims included Antonio Balandres, Celestino Vergara and Salvador Reyes. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Antonio Felix Jarantilla, Argie Seniel Balele, Jose Martel Entero, Jayson Ambon Agiw, and Juveto Cozeiriano.
The victims included Antonio Punzal.
The victims included Antony Muriuki. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Anuj Mishra, Ajeet Vishwakarma, Surendra Yadav, Angesh Mehta, Sanjay Sharma, and Shantanu Yadav. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Anwar Guiamad, Samon Lauban, and Abdulazis Guiamad.
The victims included Appellate Court Chief Qazi Mirwais.
The victims included Arambam Shanti.
The victims included Arbey Garcia Viduenez, Carlos Pacheco Blanco, and Jhon Alexander Duran.
The victims included Arham Abass, Mukhtar Ahmed, Chengez Lateef, and Rahmat Hussain.
The victims included Arman Lapian.
The victims included Armed Samad Sangkopan and Ali Zainal Sandal.
The victims included Armin Salkic and Nedeljko Radic. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Army Staff Sergeant Matthew V. Thompson. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Arshad Ali Jaffri and Anis Chohan.
The victims included Arshad Ali, Arshad Khan, Ismail, Mohammad Hamid, Mohammad Inam, Mohammad Riaz, Sattaruddin, Shafiq, and Shahid. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Arturo Sugala.
The victims included Ascencio Tapiero Lenin. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Asher Haim ben Tamar.
The victims included Ashiq Ali, Mehboob Ali, and Ghulam Mustafa. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Ashok Kumar Jat.
The victims included Ashraf Hassan Dhaou El Bait and El Dhamir Hassan Dhaou El Bait.
The victims included Ashraf, Manzooruddin, Kaleemullah and Abdul Ghaffar. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Asif Ahmad.
The victims included Asif Ali Leghari.
The victims included Asmatullah, Shah Faisal, Ameenullah, Bacha Khan Abdul Saboor and Aslam Musazai. Hostage numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Assistant Cameraperson Taimur Abbas.
The victims included Assistant Constable Gullu Vedja.
The victims included Assistant Constable Puran Potai.
The victims included assistant manager Niv Nehemiah. Sources noted that the assailant was initially searching for a former employer. When the employer could not be found, the assailant decided to enter the nearby supermarket.
The victims included Assistant Professor Dr. Hamid Hussain, Imran, Shahzad, Ahmed Kamal, Haider Ali, Karam, Fakhr Alam, Said Kamal, Abdul Majid, Saddiq Akbar, Rehmanullah, Nimatullah, Mohammad Ilayas, Sajid, Khalid Hussain, Sajjad, Habibullah, Ehsan, Asim, Zakir Ali, Samiullah, Tasbehiullah, Mohammad Ishaq, Mohammad Iqbal, Khzir Hayat, Ehsanullah Khan, Khalid Hussain, and Mohammad Ayaz. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent estimates are reported here.
The victims included assistant professor Lawrence Levine and students Lucero Alcaraz, Quinn Glenn Cooper, Jason Dale Johnson, Treven Taylor Anspach, Kim Saltmarsh Dietz, Rebecka Ann Carnes, Lucas Eibel, Sarena Dawn Moor, and Chris Mintz. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Assistant Sub Inspector Aqeel and Constables Jameel, Anwar, and Akhter. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Assistant Sub Inspector Dilli Sapkota.
The victims included Assistant Sub Inspector Waris Khan.
The victims included Assistant Sub-Inspector (ASI) Asmat Shah, Constable Fawad, and Rab Nawaz. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Assistant Sub-Inspector Ali Ahmad.
The victims included Assistant Sub-Inspector Awan.
The victims included Assistant Sub-Inspector B K Yadav. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Assistant Sub-Inspector Krishna Kindo and Constable Jitendra Kumar. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Assistant Sub-Inspector Qamaruddin, Constable Muhammad Babar, Constable Amjad, Muhammad Zahid, and Muhammad Abid.
The victims included Assistant Sub-Inspector Rahmatullah and Constables Rashid and Fazlur Rehman. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority and most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Assistant Sub-Inspector Rajinder Singh.
The victims included Assistant Sub-Inspector Ram Raj, Constable Shashi Kant, Constable Naresh Kumar, and Constable Patnaik. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Assistant Sub-Inspector Shiv Prasad and Constable Pradeep Kumar.
The victims included Assistant Sub-Inspector Wali Muhammad and Sub-Inspector Allah Dutta. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Ata Suparta, Irfan, and Karsono.
The victims included Atallah Yassine Al-Anzi. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Atif Taksatu.
The victims included Atikou Jom.
The victims included Atsa Dueramae, Manusi Sama, Karim Wadeng, Waesamae Jehha, Anas Noithabthim, and Kochakorn Raksasorn. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Atta Mohammad, Abdul Razzaq, Sabir Hussain, Sanaullah, and Abdul Waheed. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Aung Kyaw, Ko Ko Thein, San Thar, and Kyan Thein Aung.
The victims included Awais Muhammad, Muhammad Qaseem, Fareed, Muhammad Saleem, Mubashir Nadeem, Aqeel, and Gulab. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Awal Sheikh and Washim Sheikh. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Aydin Nazillioglu, Hakan Caliskan, Sefa Ari and Sanem Gunduz. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Ayedh Hamed Muhammad Al-Zubaydi.
The victims included Ayesha Lashari. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Aysegul Polat and Gulten Canpolat. 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 rocket was fired during a clash and was not intended to hit the school.
The victims included Azhar Baba, Shafiq Ahmad, Adil Ahmad, and Vinay Prakash. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Azhar.
The victims included Azim Khan.
The victims included Azzam Eid.
The victims included B Srinivas Rao, T Srinivas, B Ravi, and K Kumar.
The victims included Baburam Markam and Dinesh Ogre.
The victims included Badal Murmu and Roshan Kumar.
The victims included Badr Mustafa Hashim.
The victims included Bagar Bugti and Gamar Bugti.
The victims included Bakhat Ali Mashuari and Majid Ali Bhambhan.
The victims included Bakht-i-Baidar and Bilal Khan. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Bal Ram Bhandari and Basanta Magar.
The victims included Bali Nath and Rais Pal.
The victims included Balwant Singh, Rakesh Thakur, Vikram Salunke, W Lowong, and Pankaj Singh.
The victims included Banaadir head of aid coordinator, Abdiqadir Dalxa.
The victims included Bapon Saha, Ajit Dutta, and Dipankar Saha. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Base Commander Mohammad Karim. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Bashir Ahmad, Firdous Ahmad, Nisar Ahmad, and Mushtaq Ahmad.
The victims included Bashir Ahmad.
The victims included Bashir Al Faituri. 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 Bawing Obsioma and Terson Sabijon.
The victims included Baz Mohammad, Abubakar, Farman Ali, Zafar, Yahya, Sher Wali, Mohammad Jamal, Asad, and Shahid Mohammad.
The victims included Baz Muhammad Kakar, Syed Qahir Shah, Dawood Kasi, Sangat Jamaldani, Shahzad Khan, Mehmood Khan, Jahanzeb Jamaldan, Dawood Lasi, and Sangat Jamaldani. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent estimates are reported here.
The victims included Baz Muhammad.
The victims included Becky Edubi.
The victims included Ben Stookesberry.
The victims included Bharat Shrestha.
The victims included Bharti, Chandrabhan, Madhav Mahaldar, Podai ya Kumar and Sunil Dutt. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Bhupinder Singh. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Bhuteli Yadav. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been related to a land dispute.
The victims included Bijoi Gogoi, Chun Chun Prasad, Tapas Prasad, and Jaffa Sheikh.
The victims included Binod Roy. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
The victims included Birju Yadav.
The victims included Birsa and Aguni Devi. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Bobby Jimmy, Juita Jimmy, Karisma Jimmy, Jamar Jimmy, and Tagay Jimmy. 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 carried out over a personal dispute.
The victims included bodyguard Samiullah.
The victims included Boonlert Jindathananant.
The victims included Boqol.
The victims included Brian Jose, Dionisio, and Manuel Aquino.
The victims included Brigadier Firman and Brigadier Head Rumente.
The victims included Brigadier General 'Ali 'Abbud and Lieutenant Colonel Farhan Ibrahim. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Brigadier General Haseeb Ahmed.
The victims included Brigadier General Mohammad Naji al-Mahmashi.
The victims included Brigadier General Reha Ufuk Er. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included British civilians Paul McIver, Michelle Kiss, Nell Jones, Jane Tweddle-Taylor, Courtney Boyle, Philip Tron, Chloe Rutherford, Liam Curry, Sorrell Leczkowski, Olivia Campbell, Kelly Brewster, Martyn Hett, Eilidh MacLeod, Alison Howe, Lisa Lees, Saffie Rose Roussos, John Atkinson, Laura MacIntyre, Claire Brewster, Hollie Booth, and Wendy Fawell; and Polish civilians Angelika Klis and Marcin Klis.
The victims included British filmmaker Mehmet Aksoy.
The victims included Burhan Bashir and Bashir Ahmed Bhat. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Burhan Mercan, Yunus Elaltunterin and Cengiz Tekin.
The victims included businessperson Rhoda Dauda. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Cafer Demir.
The victims included Captain Abdul Rahimizai. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Captain Abdullah Ali Najib.
The victims included Captain Ali Alkan. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Captain Alper Kalem.
The victims included Captain Ayush Yadav, Subedar Bhoop Singh, and Naik Venakat Ramana. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Captain Hamid Jum'ah al-Ubaydi.
The victims included Captain Mohamed Al-Said, Captain Ayman Refaat, and Officer Shaban Abdel Hamid.
The victims included Captain Mohamed Essam, Mohamed Abdel Wahed, and Hamada Hosni.
The victims included Captain Mohamed Safwat Mohamed Roshdy.
The victims included Captain Muhammad Amin Isma'il al-Habashi and Conscript Rida Ahmad Muhanna Muslim.
The victims included Captain Parveen, Sepoy Brijesh Lal Bahadur, and Sepoy Ramesh Kumar.
The victims included Captain Sawat Somsri, Sergeant Major First Class Watthana Mueangkeao, and Volunteer Rangers Thanakon Yotrak, Ahama Salae, Saidi Chenawae, Phiphat Lawadi, and Thinnawat Dammisak.
The victims included Chanpen Wutthi-aekpaiboon and Kanchana Booncheep. Pumret also confessed to carrying out other bombing attacks in Bangkok on April 5, 2017 and May 22, 2017.
The victims included Chawalit Khongpan. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Cheryl Paguit Matugas, Laureto Carabantes Jr., Christine Mercaderos Perocho, and Sheila May Agad. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been the result of a personal issue or related to illegal drug trade.
The victims included Chhabiram Pandi, Laxmikant Jani, Markanda Jani, Niranjan Behera, Hemant Nayak, Harischandra Thatapanga, and Suman Herara. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Chief Abdul Majeed Glimbafi. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Chief Arnel Arpon, Senior Officer Necasio Tabilo, Officer Jordan Balderas, Officer Alvin Paul Bulandres, Officer Alfred Dunque, Officer Abines Silvano, Officer Jerome Delara, and Officer Jorie Maribao. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Chief Beyazit Ceken
The victims included Chief Inspector William Santos, Senior Inspector Jans Vladimir Hilarion, and Officer Danny Giovani Mapula. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Chief Warrant Officer Amougou.
The victims included Chief Warrant Officer Theerapong Khwathai.
The victims included Chief Wu Feng, Officer Xiao Hu, Officer Zakirjan, and Officer Zayirjan Kurban. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Chingripam Lungleng.
The victims included Chom Phetchamras and Amadyasin Madsan. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Chowdhury Abu Mohammad Kaiser, Monirul Islam, and Shahidul Islam. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201703250001 and 201703250002. Additionally, casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Chris Oguntoye.
The victims included Chuks Okoyen.
The victims included Chunan Dar, Shitar, and Markuna Fee. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Citizens Armed Forces Geographical Unit (CAFGU) member Ben Padia and officers Staff Sergeant Lisondra, Staff Sergeant Gerry Tursal, Sergeant Matumhay, Corporal Rodel Ledesma and Corporal Ayam Alia. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
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 civilian Abdallah Mohamed Ahmed.
The victims included civilian Ahmed Omar.
The victims included civilian Amer Adam Abdallah.
The victims included civilian Bernard Lacerna.
The victims included civilian Daniel Corpuz.
The victims included civilian Esmael Guialel.
The victims included civilian Hisnon Midpantao. 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 attack may have been related to extortion demands on the nearby restaurant.
The victims included civilian Honey Faith Indog.
The victims included civilian Hunter Sheikh. 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 the result of bomb manufacturing in the office.
The victims included civilian Hussain Baksh.
The victims included civilian Jerwin O. Reconada.
The victims included civilian Mohammad Hussain Dar. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included civilian Nazir Ahmad Sheikh. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included civilian Nerly Pajarillo Parolan.
The victims included civilian Shabir Ahmed Teli.
The victims included civilian Vincent Pekiro.
The victims included Civilian Zakariyya Nuhu.
The victims included civilians Akmad Sigah and Jerome Guiama.
The victims included civilians Bindan Biwas, Dilwar Hussian, Mithu Biswas and Ihelung Newmai. 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 attack may have been the result of the medical shop refusing to pay an extortion demand.
The victims included civilians from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Sudan, and India. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included civilians Ghulam Nabi Trag, Pinky Kour, and Mushtaq Ahmad Sheikh. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Clement.
The victims included Collins, a member of the All Progressives Congress (APC).
The victims included Collins, Eveline Kisembo, and Mercy Awori. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Colombian civilians Ana Maria Gutierrez and Lady Paola Jaimes Ovalle, and French civilian Nathalie Levrand. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included colonel Abdi Hassan. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Colonel Abdullah al-Rashedi.
The victims included Colonel Abdullah al-Sahyan and Officer Sultan al-Kitbi. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Colonel Aref al-Janabi.
The victims included Colonel Darwish and Colonel Sharaf Hasan Daboul. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those wounded across incidents 201702250007 and 201702250008. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
The victims included Colonel Hassan Ghashoum Agili and Deputy Sergeant Abdulrahman Mohammed Al-Hazazi. 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 Colonel Husayn 'Alwan al-Jaburi. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Colonel Ishan Ejdar and Sergeant Turgay Topsakaloglu. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Colonel Madar Khan. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Colonel Majid Ali Abu-Faruq. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Colonel Moataz Salama. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Colonel Omar Ma'alim Hassan.
The victims included Colonel Osman Abshir Omar.
The victims included Colonel Ramy Hassanein. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Colonel Saleh al-Sobeihi.
The victims included Colonel Santosh Mahadik. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Commander Abdi Sheikh Ibrahim. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Commander Abdol Qayyum.
The victims included Commander Abdul Basir.
The victims included Commander Abdul Manan.
The victims included Commander Abdul Raziq. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201510010074 and 201510010075.
The victims included Commander Azim.
The victims included commander Jama Khan.
The victims included Commander Khairullah.
The victims included commander Lieutenant Ghulam Sakhi Alizada.
The victims included Commander Mohamed Ibrahim Ilka'ase.
The victims included Commander Mohammad Awaz and Sultan Mohammad.
The victims included Commander Mukhtar Basuke. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Commander Oqab.
The victims included Commander Safar Mohammad. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201605280015, 201605280016, and 201605280017.
The victims included Commander Shahbaz.
The victims included Commander Shakoor, Noorullah, and Attiqullah.
The victims included Commander Sohbat Khan.
The victims included Commander Taj Mohammad.
The victims included Commander Waliullah and Commander Abdul Salam.
The victims included Commando Santosh Talami.
The victims included Conscript 'Umar Muhammad al-Sa'id.
The victims included Conscript Abd al-Rauf Ashraf Abd al-Rauf.
The victims included Conscript Mahmoud al-Sayed and Lieutenant Sharaf Abdel Halim. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Conscripts Ashraf Ahmad 'Abd-al-'Al and Mustafa Sayyid Zidan.
The victims included Constable Abdul Mutlib.
The victims included Constable Adnan Tahir and Assistant Sub-Inspector (ASI) Fazal Akbar.
The victims included Constable B Bhanu Prakash Reddy.
The victims included Constable Babu.
The victims included Constable D Mani.
The victims included Constable Dumar Singh Mandavi. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Constable Gopaljee Yadav.
The victims included Constable Imtiaz Khan and Ghulam Abbas.
The victims included Constable Imtiyaz Ahmad and Shabir Ahmad. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Constable Kailash Dhare.
The victims included Constable Kamal Singh. Casualty numbers conflice across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Constable Mudra Budhram.
The victims included Constable Muhammad Iqbal.
The victims included Constable Naveed. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Constable Nawaz, Muhammad Javaid, Muhammad Ramzan, Tariq, and Liaqat Ali.
The victims included Constable P Chandra Bose and Constable Baman Markam.
The victims included Constable Pratap Singh Markam.
The victims included Constable Rafiqul Islam and Assistant Sub-Inspector Nuruzzaman.
The victims included Constable Rajesh Tomar.
The victims included Constable Rocky and Constable Subhendu Roy. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Constable S Pachiappan.
The victims included Constable Sirajuddin and Constable Zeeshan Safdar.
The victims included Constable Sonwani Janardan.
The victims included Constable Tanvir.
The victims included Constable Tariq, Naik Imtiaz, and Constable Naveed.
The victims included Constables Atta-ur-Rehman, Baqar Mukhtar Hussain, Asif, and Akram. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Constables Ayon Mandal and Parmanand Maurya.
The victims included Constables Azizullah and Saifullah.
The victims included Constables Bulbul Ahmed, Alamgir Hossain, and Nasim Uddin.
The victims included Constables Dave Ross, Fabrice Gevaudan, Douglas Larche, Eric Dubois, and Darlene Goguen.
The victims included Constables Dharam Pal Singh and Inderpreet Singh.
The victims included Constables Eisa Khan and Buland Khan.
The victims included Constables Faqir Mohammad and Mohammad Ali.
The victims included Constables Justus Egesa, Robert Kinuthia, Stephen Mutua, Reuben Kiprono, Job Kibet, and Kiprotich Ng'eno. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Constables Mohammad Zubair and Walid.
The victims included Constables Nazeer Ahmad and Zahoor Ahmad.
The victims included Constables Ravi Chanadera and G Abhilash, Basant Kuteswar Rao, Madan Lal, Dasarath Akka and Satish Chandra, and Assistant Commandant Ashok Kumar.
The victims included Constables Rehmatullah and Kashif.
The victims included Constables: Narayan Kushwah, Vinod Mishra.
The victims included contractor Alexander Yagofarov.
The victims included Corporal Abdul Aziz al-Turki.
The victims included Corporal Abdullah Treiki al-Turki. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Corporal Angel Joseph dela Cruz.
The victims included Corporal Anuchart Kamul, ranger volunteers Suphan Chaiboonkasem, Yongyuth Cheevkulsamphan, and Sithiporn.
The victims included Corporal Aref Diab. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Corporal Bunyamin Chesani and Volunteer Rangers Ronnachai Chupan, Kiattisak Chaiyasit, Sarawut Khuiyoksui, Bunyarit Kanchanarat, and Phiphatphong Chuaibunsong. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
The victims included Corporal Byron Moreno, Private First Class Thon Katog and Private First Class Castillanes.
The victims included Corporal Hadar Cohen.
The victims included Corporal John Rey Dayag, Private First Class Jocel Abbacan, and Private First Class Jordan Bolar.
The victims included Corporal Michael Yadao and Private Virnel Damondon. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
The victims included Corporal Mukay.
The victims included Corporal Noel Ganab and Private First Class Romer Agustin. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Corporal Omar Hiyari, Sergeant Loay Zyoud, Corporal Hani Qaaideh, Private Ahmad Abdul Karim Harahsheh and Lance Corporal Mahmoud Awamleh.
The victims included Corporal Omar Somcio, Private First Class Marlon Banayag, Tubadjir Mandangan and Radem Maman.
The victims included Corporal Prasit Nakararuang and Private Yusop Teli.
The victims included Corporal Yakubu.
The victims included Corporals William Salazar Pincha and Ronoel Del Aguila Avene
The victims included Coskun Nazilli.
The victims included Coskun Ozcan. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Cristel Mae Aguilar.
The victims included Cristian Julian Medina Diaz.
The victims included Cuma Bilek. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear whether the attack occurred during an offensive operation by police forces.
The victims included D Bijay Raj, Pradeep Tirky, Roop Narayan Das, Devendra Chourasia, Ranjan Das, SN Udey Singh and J Rajendran.
The victims included Daanish Awan, Qasim Awan, Saqib, Usman Qadeer Awan, and Badar Muneer.
The victims included Danilo Abayata, Mark Victor Naya, Rowel Sobretodo, Rommel Bedua, Almasir Tingkasan, Sukran Sugod, Leonardo dela Pena, and Jethoponie Nabales. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Danilo Braga.
The victims included Danilo Ibay.
The victims included Daryl Otaza. Sources indicated that the assailants disguised themselves as members of the national Bureau of Investigation (NBI).
The victims included Dasid Karim and Turmi Asikim.
The victims included Daud Khan Mohmand.
The victims included David Bailey, Crystal Griner, Zack Barth, and Matt Mika.
The victims included Davoud Qan. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Deenbandhu Sameli and Meena.
The victims included Defense Ministry Chief Pediatrician Vadim Arsentyev, Nadezhda Durachenko, and Galina Mikhailova. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Degul Semillano.
The victims included Delio Tongcos.
The victims included Deputy Commandant Sunil Behera and Head Constable Sibasish Panda. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. This incident is part of a series of coordinated attacks in which military and non-military entities were targeted.
The victims included Deputy Commander Muhammad al-Bu Haliq Zawi.
The victims included Deputy Police Commander Kamambunzu. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201707140009 and 201707140010.
The victims included Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Alkali Mohammed.
The victims included Dereig Adam and Abdel Hassan.
The victims included Dev Kumari BC, Sunita Chaudhary, Naradevi Budathoki, Bamraj Sunar, Netra Bahadur KC, Parbati KC, and Himlal Rasaili. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Dhanrup Batala, Dan Bahadur Batala, and Kul Bahadur Batala.
The victims included Dharmendra Das, Tilak Nath, and R K Rajesh Singh.
The victims included Diego Armando Fonseca, Sergeant Julio Rojas Ramirez, Antidio Medina Garces, Jesus Pechene Mosquera, and Wilmer Ardila Amado.
The victims included Dikhuanang Gonmei, Jacky Kamei, Thuanilung Kamei, and Nipen Kalita.
The victims included Dilip Kumar, Kaushal Kumar Ravi, Niwas Tete, and Mukesh Kumar. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included District Police Chief Colonel Habibullah. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Diya.
The victims included Doctor Abdul Karim Abbasi and Raja Abbasi.
The victims included Doctor Haider.
The victims included Doctor Naqibullah.
The victims included Doolow District Police Chief Colonel Abdi Ulusow.Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Dost Muhammad Khan.
The victims included driver Mumtaz.
The victims included Dudubor Rehman.
The victims included Dundar Page.
The victims included Eddie Haramai, Ananang Odiong, Amparing Akalul, and Atotong. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Edison Yubanny Burbano Cordoba.
The victims included Edward Sotomayor Jr., Stanley Almodovar III, Luis Omar Ocasio-Capo, Juan Ramon Guerrero, Eric Ivan Ortiz-Rivera, Peter O. Gonzalez-Cruz, Luis S. Vielma, Kimberly Morris, Eddie Jamoldroy Justice, Darryl Roman Burt II, Deonka Deidra Drayton, Alejandro Barrios Martinez, Anthony Luis Laureanodisla, Jean Carlos Mendez Perez, Franky Jimmy Dejesus Velazquez, Amanda Alvear, Martin Benitez Torres, Luis Daniel Wilson-Leon, Mercedez Marisol Flores, Xavier Emmanuel Serrano Rosado, Gilberto Ramon Silva Menendez, Simon Adrian Carrillo Fernandez, Oscar A Aracena-Montero, Enrique L. Rios, Jr., Miguel Angel Honorato, Javier Jorge-Reyes, Joel Rayon Paniagua, Jason Benjamin Josaphat, Cory James Connell, Juan P. Rivera Velazquez, Luis Daniel Conde, Shane Evan Tomlinson, Juan Chevez-Martinez, Jerald Arthur Wright, Leroy Valentin Fernandez, Tevin Eugene Crosby, Jonathan Antonio Camuy Vega, Jean C. Nives Rodriguez, Rodolfo Ayala-Ayala, Brenda Lee Marquez McCool, Yilmary Rodriguez Solivan, Christopher Andrew Leinonen, Angel L. Candelario-Padro, Frank Hernandez, Paul Terrell Henry, Antonio Davon Brown, Christopher Joseph Sanfeliz, Akyra Monet Murray, and Geraldo A. Ortiz-Jimenez.
The victims included Efendi, Bambang Haryadi, and Sukardi. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Ehud Goldwasser and Eldad Regev. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
The victims included Eisa Abdullah Khamis.
The victims included Eitan Finkel.
The victims included Ejaz, Nazir and Abbas. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Ekkapong Chanchaem and Somkiart Pongyala.
The victims included Eligio Barbado and Angelita Milan.
The victims included Elyas.
The victims included Emad.
The victims included Eman El Eissawy. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Emmanuel Buhilag. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Emmanuel Tanko.
The victims included Eniyan Henry Tonwe and Kele Meme.
The victims included Ephraim Ezekiel and Joshua Ladi.
The victims included Ercan Gunay and Murat Dundar. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Eren Bulbul and Master Sergeant Ferhat Gedik.
The victims included Ernesto Ali, Arilon Lakim, and Fahad Atani. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Ernesto Turalba Jr. and Roberto Reganit.
The victims included Esat Yesil, Ahmet Demircan, and Tevfik Firak.
The victims included Esperanza Rhoda Anunciacion, Reignzel Art Anunciacion, Julius Julian, Samuel Bulusan, Arthur Anunciacion, Lydia Zapata, and Roderick Eugenio. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
The victims included Evgeny Dolgin and Ryafagat Khabibulin.
The victims included Ezra Shwartz. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Fabien Jacq. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Fadi Naim. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201509040038 and 201509040039.
The victims included Fahd Al-Shamrani.
The victims included Faheem Ahmad, Khan Muhammad, Abdul Qadir, Faizullah, Jumma Khan, Abdul Khaliq, Rasool Bakhsh, Muhammad Asif, Hazoor Bakhash, Ali Gul, Ali Ahmed, and Tauseef. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Faisal Ahmed Mohamed Ibrahim.
The victims included Faisal al-Majmaa'i.
The victims included Faisal Khan, Abid Shah, Faramosh Khan, Aftab Khan, Abdul Amin, and Rehmat Said. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Faisal. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Fakhar Khan. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Faqir Gul.
The victims included Faraz Hussain Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Farhad Ali and Nawaz Khan.
The victims included Farooq Ahmad Dar. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Farzana Khatoon. Ahmad, the target of the attack, had been part of a team tasked with investigating the January 2, 2016 attack on Pathankot airbase. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police suspected that the attack was the result of a personal dispute.
The victims included Father Teresito Suganob, Wendelyn Mayornita, and Professor Nik-nik. Hostage numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Fathi al-Sanfaz.
The victims included Fatma Demir and Fadil Emin. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Fayaz Ahmad Bhat.
The victims included Fayaz Ahmed. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Fehintola Osho and Balogun Blessing.
The victims included Fehmi Sahin. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Feri Arifin, Muhammad Mahbrur Dahri, Edy Suryono, Ismail, Robin Peter, Muhammad Nasir, and Muhammad Sofyan.
The victims included Fernando Consular.
The victims included Feroz Ahmad Dar, Tasveer Ahmad, Sharaz Ahmad, Shariq Ahmad, Mohammad Asif, and Sabzar Ahmad.
The victims included Filippo Calcagno, Salvatore Failla, Fausto Piano and Gino Tullicardo.
The victims included Firat Simpil. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included First Brigadier Ridho, Second Brigadier Arman, and Second Brigadier Ilham. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included First Division Commander Ahmad al-Hawat.
The victims included First Lieutenant 'Umar Mahmud Fahmi Nassar.
The victims included First Lieutenant Ali Abdelkhaliq. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included First Lieutenant Ghazy Hanafy Mahmoud. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included First Soldier Saeed Dahibishi Al-Harthy.
The victims included fishermen Junald Minalang and Soriano Sardido.
The victims included Fousseini Guindo.
The victims included Fowsiya Hassan Elmi.
The victims included Francis Muli and Francis Njuguna. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Francisco Jacinto.
The victims included G Karthik.
The victims included Gajendra Singh, Avinish Singh, Bombhole Rai, and Sudhir Choudhary.
The victims included Gambo Sule, Benjamin Auta, and Ruth Daniel. Casualty number for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Gara Tudu and Fiktor Polaba.
The victims included Garip Bektas.
The victims included Gelgian Tanamor.
The victims included Genalyn C. Tulin, Jocelyn Tulin, Danica Tulin, and Ruby Jane Tulin.
The victims included Gendarmerie Maj. Ümit Çelik and Gendarmerie Specialist Cpl. Erkan Sakal.
The victims included Geoffrey Dieudonne and Anita Ashok Data. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Georgian Soldier Vasil Kulijanashvili.
The victims included Geraldine Miguel, Marina Anamog, Elizabeth Alarcon, Stephanie Marpel, Cheska Mendoza, Teresita delos Santos, Karen Alvarez, Nora Amancion, Nilo Gonzales, Alfredo Erojo and Nestor Alaban. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Ghasi Pangi.
The victims included Ghulam Haider and Zarin Baloch.
The victims included Ghulam Mohammad Khan.
The victims included Ghulam Rasool, Ghazi Khan and Daimud Din.
The victims included Girish Kumar Shukla, Mahender Ram, Ganesh Giri, Omar Singh, Bishambar Singh, Nitish Singh, Manturi Singh, Santosh Kumar, Vinod Barogay, and Sikandar Lal.
The victims included Glenn Sumalbag.
The victims included Godfrey Kasimba.
The victims included Godiya Agula, James Iliya, and Umar Magaji. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Gokhan Alici and Emre Saritas.
The victims included Gopal Chaki, Ganesh Roy, Subodh Roy, Dulal Roy, and Gopal Seal. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Gul Ahmed. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Gul Muhammad, Muhammad Aman, Samiullah Rouhullah and Abdul Kahir. 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.
The victims included Gulabuddin.
The victims included Gunamala Chakma.
The victims included H Ningomba and B Ningomba.
The victims included Habibullah, Aluddin, and Aziz-ur-Rehman.
The victims included Habibullah.
The victims included Habiri Katapukan and Tarhana Manampa. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Hadiyatullah, L-Nike Muhammad Yousaf, Muhammad Imran, Shahab, Nadeem, Muhammad Fayyaz, Muhammad Omer, Abdul Rehman, and Saadullah. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Hafeezullah and Tagya Khan.
The victims included Haider Ali, Kamran, and Zulfiqar. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Hail Stawi and Kamil Shanan. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Haisawm Awwal, Asrap Ahung, and Akung Estanti. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Haji Abdullah.
The victims included Halima Ibrahim Mousa.
The victims included Hamdullah Aydin.
The victims included Hamed.
The victims included Hameedullah and Iftikhar Mughal. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Hamid Abdallah, Hassan Abdallah, Abdelaziz Ibrahim Musa, and Adam Juma Dubbo. Casualty and hostage numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Hamidah Ibrahim Hamidah and Abd-Rabbuh Dusuqi. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Hamoudi El Hadi Darajat.
The victims included Hanif Jamal, Yasirullah, Khalid, Aizaz Ali, Zahoor, Said Wakeel, Bakhti Rawan, and Asif. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Hara Takri.
The victims included Harikesh.
The victims included Harold Sayed Kalon.
The victims included Harvey Donggay, Abdul Aziz Sakandal, and Lingling Banagudus. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Hasaballah Silmi Salem.
The victims included Hasan Akyol, Sergeant Mehmet Acar, Privates Abdulkadir Petkas and Kadir Akpinar. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Hasan Dahir Ali.
The victims included Haseen Gul, Fateh Muhammad, Jameel, Abid Hussain, Gul Khan, Adeel, Ahmad, Taimur Ibrahim, Bilal, Abdullah, Hammad, and Aqeel. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Hasim Mohamed Omar.
The victims included Hassan Abbas Ibrahim, Mousa Mohamed and Ali Yagoub.
The victims included Hassan Adde. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Hassan Linsani, Rodelio Gitgit, Jayjay Gitgit, Jeremy Boon, Marry Boon, Elina Misuari, Rofya Raffi, Ibno Abdulmain, Ferdauza Rajek, Sitti Kausar Assadi, and, Mohammad Heshum Alkhimar. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Hassan Madobe.
The victims included Hassan Mateen.
The victims included Hassan Mohamed Nur.
The victims included Hassan Qureshi, Malik Shahid, and Kamran.
The victims included Hassoun Hussein. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Hauwa'u Pidigum, Abdullahi Pidigum, Ummi Pidigum, and Rabi Pidigum.
The victims included Havaldar Ismail, Lance Naik Asif, Lance Naik Khan Wali, Lance Naik Idris, and Sepoy Kashif. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Havaldar Jagtap Singh and Sepoy Shafiq Malik. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Havaldar Rahimullah and Sepoy Lal Zada.
The victims included Havildar Lohit Gogoi, Y Zungkhum, LH Thanglensem, Nicky Chettri, and Amit Kumar. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Hawaldar Ameer Abdullah, Kishwar Hussain, Mohammad Alam, Sohail Ahmed, and Mohammad Tariq. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Hawaldar Awal Rehman, Naik Abdul Latif, Sepoys Qasim Iqbal, Saifur Ragman, Shahzed, and Naib Subidar Mohammad Shafi.
The victims included Hawaldar Bhupal Singh Koshyari.
The victims included Hawaldar Inayat, Naik Detaal, Muhammad Din, Imam-ud-Din, Seengar, Mumtaz, Tehsin, Lance Naik Mohammad Sohail, Naik Muhammad Riaz, and Hawaldar Muhammad Ameen. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here.
The victims included Hawaldar Jabar Hussain, Lance Naik Amjad Ali, and Jawan Mohsin Ali. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Hawaldar Saeed-ul-Ameen, Lance Naik Iqbal Hussain, Rehmanullah, Akhtar Zaib, Zafeer Shah, Hanzala, Abid Hussain, and Muhammad Arif. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Hawaya Haroun Eisa.
The victims included Hayatullah.
The victims included Head Constable Asif, Constable Zahir Shah, Raza Khan, Shakir, Waqar, Syed Ghafar Shah, Wajid, Abdul Aziz, and Liaqat Shah.
The victims included Head Constable Bassapa, Head Constable Devidas Kawle, Head Constable Devidas Kawle, Constable Bharat Bharti, Constable Dwarka, and Constable Bhoor Singh Meena. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Head Constable Dhanawade Ravindra Baban and Amarjeet Singh. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Head Constable Gulzar and Sepoy Aurangzeb. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Head Constable K Venkanna.
The victims included Head Constable Komal Khalko.
The victims included Head Constable Krishan Lal, Constable Meraj ud Din, Head Constable Abdul Hamid, and Head Constable Shabir Ahmad. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Head Constable Mohammad Shafi.
The victims included Head Constable Muhammad Ishaq, Constable Ghulam Fareed, and Constable Abdul Ghani.
The victims included Head Constable Mushtaq Ahmed and Constable Wajid Mehmood. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Head Constable Parvinder and Constable P Sagar.
The victims included Head Constable Piyaro Jafferi and Constable Karim Mor Nandwani.
The victims included Head Constable Ram Mehar, Constable Swaroop Kumar, Constable Mohinder Singh, Constable Jitendra Kumar, Constable Sher Mohammad and Constable Latoo Oraon. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Head Constable Ram Pravesh and Assistant Sub Inspector (ASI) Shyam Sood.
The victims included Head Constable Reyaz Ahmad, Sub-Inspector Bhoop Singh, Constable Viyay, and Nazir Ahmed.
The victims included Head Constable Sunil Kumar.
The victims included Head Constable Tanveer and Constable Yasin.
The victims included Henrike Grohs. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Henry Visaya.
The victims included Herbert Aquino. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
The victims included Herman Manggak.
The victims included Herminio Patena, Corporal Michael Lubian, Privates First Class Jeffrey C. Morales, Isabelo M. Pascua, Louie M. Tapiador and Ronel L. Diorda. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Hernan Dario Baltazar Rosario and Jhon Arango Arroyave.
The victims included Hesham al-Azab. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Hillary Njuguna.
The victims included his driver, Sultan Ishtiaq.
The victims included his private guard, Musa Jan.
The victims included his wife, Wandee Kampaeng.
The victims included Holokjan Begam. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Hossam Eddin Othman.
The victims included Hossein Karimi Yeganeh and Bahman Rezaie.
The victims included Humberto Hoyos Serna and Jairo de Jesus Ospina.
The victims included Huseyin Danaci.
The victims included Huseyin Gencer.
The victims included Huseyin Kelleci.
The victims included Husnu Keskin, Ekrem Keskin, and Sahabettin Keskin.
The victims included Hussain Baksh, Ghulam Ali Shah, Zahir Shah, Momin Shah, and Moran Machi Khan.
The victims included Hussain Sheikh. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Ibrahim Ali Abakar and Abdullah Abakar Abdullah.
The victims included Ibrahim Barry, Mamadou Tanou Barry, Abdelkrim Hassane, Aoubaker Thabti, Azzedine Soufiane, and Khaled Belkacemi. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Ibrahim Kujok, Abbas Adam Mohamed, and Abdel Razeg.
The victims included Ibrahim Mahama. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Ibrahim Otaru.
The victims included Ibrahim Yagoub Saleh, Abaker Hamed Adam, Mubarak Younis, Adam Khater Ibrahim, Yousif Saleh Haroun, Eisa Daoud Juma, and Ahmed El Ghali Suleiman.
The victims included Idhatan ag Babahmad.
The victims included Idris al-Baraasi, Hamad al-Faresi, and Ali al-Gutaani. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Idris, Mudesir Ramadan Mohammed, El Sadig Hussein, and Abakar Ibrahim Adam.
The victims included Iftikhar, Raja Younis, and Shahzad. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Igor Debrin. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Ihsan Khan, Mohammad Rauf, Shireen Khan, and Abid. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Ihtisham, Hussain, and Sahil Khan.
The victims included Ikbal Hossen and Khalid Hasan Biplob. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Ikram, Haista Gul and Qayum. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Ilana Nave, Mila Mishayev, Ido Ben Aryeh and Michael Feige. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Ilker Narin and Ahmet Gilic. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Imam Feruz Ismail, Mbwana Rajabu, and Khamis Mponda. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following the GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Imran Afirid, Zair Akbar and Rahat Shair. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Imran Iqbal and Waqas.
The victims included Imran Khan.
The victims included Inay.
The victims included Inayat Ullah and Balaach.
The victims included Inayatullah and Ikramullah.
The victims included Inbar Azrak. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Inderjeet Singh, S.K. Mahesh, Amit Kumar, Subhash Kumar, and Mukesh Sharma. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Indian and Nepalese employees.
The victims included Indra Singh, Sohan Lal, S Sarkar, N Shyam Kumar, Tirendra Nath Das, Ram Govind Singh, Nirmal Roy, and Lalnunpuia.
The victims included Inspector Francis Camu.
The victims included Inspector of Police Boniface Maduli. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Inspector Rajendra Yadav.
The victims included Iqbal Ahmed and Zakaria.
The victims included Iqbal Khan and Zar Muhammad.
The victims included Irenea Clamosa.
The victims included Ireneo Bahian, Kristian Andrade, Melvin Ejada, and Marlon Gravillo. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Irfan.
The victims included Irfanullah. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Irshad Khan, Waheed, Muhammad Ali, Moshin, and Imtiaz. 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 was the result of personal enmity.
The victims included Ismail Afridi and Hukum Gul.
The victims included Ismail Khan Wazir. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Ismail.
The victims included Israeli civilians Yosef Salomon, Chaya Salomon, Elad Salomon, and Tovah Salomon.
The victims included Israr.
The victims included Issa Hamisi and Yunusu Abubakari.
The victims included Issam Fishawi and Muhammad Mukhtar Hasan.
The victims included Itikhab Alam, Shahid, and Umar Hayat.
The victims included Izz al-Din Saad.
The victims included Jaballah Rafallah Al-Khashabi and Jalalani Khalid Boubaker Al-Hassi.
The victims included Jabin Khan.
The victims included Jafar Hussain, Mohammad Ali and Arsalan Khan.
The victims included Jaffar Qadir and Ghulam Qadir.
The victims included Jaggo Singh.
The victims included Jahanzeb. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Jaime Lazaro, Jason Lazaro, Ferdie Lazaro, and Myra Padayao.Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Jaime Leonel Jimenez and Milciades Ramon Julio Llorente.
The victims included Jaini Parsa.
The victims included Jaju N S, Fateh Singh Kaduppa, and Lakshman Singh. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Jakrapong Maneechai and Somchok Patlik.
The victims included Jalil Aga, Aladad, and Hazrat Ali. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Jamal Abdi Shuriye, a militia rehabilitation center head. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Jamal Fatih Ahmed.
The victims included Jaman Alam Suradi, Christopher Caigan Lumawan, Ednalin Jaim Gella, George Elnas, Reniel Abong, Lopes Tena Noel, Jenevie Lopes Tena, and John Baynosa.
The victims included Jamel Benito, Clinton Evangelista, Edgar Merfuentes, Eddie Gargar, Sadik Andul Carel, Mario Capian, Johnny Benito, Pendatun Benito, Nasem Benito and Soki Alim.
The victims included James Joseph.
The victims included Jan Mohammad. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Janice Alcanado, Janno Buendicho, Kenneth John Carumba, Larry Daniel, Arnold Pamplona, Edison Escoltero, Rommel Calnazo, and Jonel Alya.
The victims included Jarina Begum.
The victims included Javed, Zahid and Imam Din. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Jawahira.
The victims included Jawan Y Jibon Singh. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent the division of the total number of those wounded across incidents 201612150001 and 201612150002.
The victims included Jayaram Khila.
The victims included Jaydev Yadav, Mangal Sodhi, Raju Tela, and Rama Majji.
The victims included Jefersson Beltran Tapiero and Norberto Bautista Velandia.
The victims included Jeric Banez.
The victims included Jerson Guisguiswoang Awini and Arthur Bag-ay.
The victims included Jess Abao.
The victims included Jessica Schneider.
The victims included Jestoni Bauzon and Sgt. Edwin Soria, and Miriam Akis. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Jesus Labastilla and Joy Turaja.
The victims included Jharna Rani Bhoumik, Officer Zahirul Islam, and Officer Anwarul Huq. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Jibran. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police suspected that the attack may have been the result of personal enmity over land disputes.
The victims included Jihad Judah Khalaf, Salim Sabir Salim, and Miri Ahmad Suleiman.
The victims included Jillian Johnson and Mayci Breaux. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Jimeta.
The victims included Jimmy Balmilero.
The victims included Jirapong Phumirat.
The victims included Jitendra Prasad Singh and Rinki Singh.
The victims included Jittapol Renu Na Ayutthaya.
The victims included Jocelyn Pantorilla.
The victims included Joel Garcia.
The victims included Johaira Mohammad.
The victims included Johan Jacob, Dionisio Gomez, Lorenzo Carmona, and Antonio Gavilan.
The victims included John Alfon Antonio. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Sources noted that authorities were looking at other possible motives for the attack, including a personal grudge against the individual running the carnival.
The victims included John Clark Opena, and Gerardo Moya.
The victims included John Gallagher. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included John Hamen.
The victims included John Joelison. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included John Manuel Tellez Delgado.
The victims included John Paru Loja and James Aliker. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included John Renan Escanillan and Loren Erazo.
The victims included Johnny Dontogan Jr. and Jay-ar de la Cruz.
The victims included Johnray Cinco. Casualty and hostage numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Jomar Alcala.
The victims included Joseph Kinuthia, Jared Maiko, and Gushi Peter.
The victims included Josephine Nako John.
The victims included Jovanne Cacayuran, Jack Baguan, Samuel Ofiaza and Anthony Casem. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, them majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Judge Abdol Basit, Judge Mohammad Omar Hayderi, and Judge Qazi Habib-ur-Rahman.
The victims included Judicial Officers Rabia Abbas, Tehreema, Amna, and Civil Judge Asif Jadoon. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Julairin Tutuan. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Julien Barbe.
The victims included Juma and Hassan.
The victims included Juma Khan, Bakhtullah, Gul Khan and Yehya Khan. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Juma Osman Mohammed and Adam Abakar.
The victims included Junaid and Ghulam Ahmed.
The victims included Junaid Hafeez and Sepoy Raham. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Junel Gardose.
The victims included Jung Guerrero, Momoy Ramos and Jayson Baylosis.
The victims included Junior Commissioned Officer Azhar Ali and Naik Shahid Naseem.
The victims included Junior Commissioned Officer Suresh Tamang and Jeet Bahadur Tamang. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Junior Officer Nasir al-Hasi.
The victims included Jury Catalan, Danilo Mondejar, Renante Bolivar, Raymundo Madis, Von Chakie Viaje, and Romnick Herminado.
The victims included Kadri Oslu, Ramazan Yakut, and Cangir Yilmaz.
The victims included Kaer Gunting.
The victims included Kailash Netam. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Kakaja Joseph.
The victims included Kaltoum Abdelrahman, Ali Abdellatif, Hamid Adam Ibrahim, and Hawa Hussein Juma. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Kamran Hayat, Jaffar Khan, and Waqar Ali.
The victims included Kamran, Mehter Jan, and Captain Taha.
The victims included Kanchit Sarasuk and Apiwat Wongmongkoldej.
The victims included Kanithi Ramaiah and Kangala Satyam. Hostage numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Karam Ali Mehsud and Asmat Ullah Mehsud.
The victims included Karim Bakhsh and Abdul Hameed.
The victims included Karim Refaat Mohamed and Walid Mokhtar Ahmed.
The victims included Karma Karmakar and Manoj Mirdha.
The victims included Karun Mahanta.
The victims included Kattam Rama.
The victims included Keeya Buledi, Asif, and Zahid.
The victims included Kemal Karabacakli.
The victims included Kenan Ardic.
The victims included Kenken Macabangen, Alex Apas and Bensar Agapay. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Kenneth Erau and Godfrey Wambewo.
The victims included Kh Bobo.
The victims included Khairur Rehman, Rahim Zada, and Muslim Khan. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Khaled Mostafa and Omar Abdel Aziz. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Khalefa Mohammad Hashim, Nooruddin, and Mohammad Ismael.
The victims included Khalid Rao and Jahanzeb Aslam. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Khalid, Taj Muhammad, Muhammad Khan, and Shahnawaz. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Khalidullah, Altaf Hussain, and Mehmudullah Niazi.
The victims included Khameeso Sultan, Mehrab, Sanwan, Pervez, Sarwar and Fazal. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Khan Mohammad, Laik Khan, Rubina Hussain, Bobby Hussain, and Fida Hussain. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack may have been the result of clashes between local citizens.
The victims included Khan Muhammad, Adil Khan, Samiullah, Muhammad Khan, Habibullah, Kabir Khan, and Muhammad Aman. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Khanob Khamchan and Somchai Chairatthong.
The victims included Khanullah, Tahir Khan, Tanveer, and Abid Khan.
The victims included Khasa Gul.
The victims included Khateeja.
The victims included Khitish Rabha, Amulya Kalita, Dinobandhu Roy and Kameshwar Pandit.
The victims included Khuda Dad.
The victims included Khulem Ibomcha.
The victims included Khurshid Ahmad.
The victims included Khwaja Muhammad Hazrat and Sheikh Ilya. Ghulam Hazrat had close ties with the Taliban, which consulted him for religious fatwas.
The victims included Khwanchai Yod-iad, Muklid Late, Toyali Diyo, Budderu Luemae, Abdulromae Nimae, and Ayu Tomo.
The victims included Kishore Behera and Nandan.
The victims included Kittipong Butstripa, Passakorn Boonmaporn Nirut Khumpong and Chief Petty Officer First Class Somchai Thobsri. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Kittisak Donpon and Apiwich Donpon.
The victims included Kivanc Cesur, Murat Demirci, Ibrahim Tiras, Murat Sarigul, Emre Turkmen, and Ferdullah Kaykusuz. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
The victims included Kosol Sakulpetch.
The victims included Kotul Ram.
The victims included Krissada Luangsanam and Nawin Saengthongsuk.
The victims included Kuldip Roy, Taufail Ahmed, Saif-u-Din Ganie, Rajendra, and PK Panda. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Lakshimiben Patel, Usha Mohanla Sonkar, Thakor Nirmalaben, Ratan Zina Bhai Patel, and Lakshmi Ben Patel.
The victims included Lance Corporal Rashad Talafha, Khader Hajji, Ahmad Sbeihi, Anas Asmar, Noureddine Tweisat and Bilal Zu'bi. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Lance Corporal Thanet Puttho. 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 Lance Corporal Wichitsak Phetcharat.
The victims included Lance Naik Amjad and Sepoy Yahya.
The victims included Lance Naik Mohammad Naeem and Sepoy Mohammad Hashim.
The victims included Lance Naik Rajender Singh.
The victims included Laurencio Tiro and Aurelio Agacac.
The victims included Lawyers Said Akbar, Ilyas Sani, Imran, Yousaf Ali Shah Arshid Khan and Officers Junaid Khan and Ishtiaq. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Lazarus Nwafor.
The victims included Lea May Saldua and Arnold Larida.
The victims included Leandre. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201708170026 and 201708170027. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Lebanese civilians Elias Wardini, Rita Shami, Haikal Musalam, Bushra El Douaihy, United States civilian William Jacob Raak, Turkish police officer Burak Yildiz, Turkish civilian Hatice Karcilar, Ayhan Arik, Lutfu Uyanik, and Israeli civilian Leanne Nasser. Other unnamed victims were from Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Canada, France, Germany, India, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Libya, Morocco, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Syria, and Tunisia.
The victims included Leemo Kama.
The victims included Leisangthem Sanjit Singh.
The victims included Lekan Arosanyin Casualty numbers conflict across incidents. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Source suspected that the attack was the result of a dispute over grazing rights.
The victims included Lendie Asaytono, Eugene Asaytono, Christian Bulgar, Raquel Yato, Jomar Balde, and James Alien.
The victims included Leonardo Taningco.
The victims included Leonida Estrada.
The victims included Levana Melihi. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Lieutenant 'Amr al-Saqqa, Mahmud Hasan al-Shinnawi, 'Ali Zakariya Jaballah, and 'Uthman Ahmad.
The victims included Lieutenant Arsalan Alam.
The victims included Lieutenant Colonel Abul Kalam Azad, Wahidul Islam Opu, and Janaatul Fahim. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201703250001 and 201703250002. Additionally, casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Lieutenant Colonel Ahmed al-Kafrawy. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Lieutenant Colonel Ibrahim Hussein Mohammed. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Lieutenant Colonel Jassam al-Dulaymi.
The victims included Lieutenant Colonel Muhammad Abu Ali. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Lieutenant Colonel Pongsakorn Khemrat.
The victims included Lieutenant Colonel Saed Maaytah, Corporal Mohammad Banawi, Corporal Shafi Shurufat, Warrant Officer Yazan Saanoun, Warrant Officer Suhaib Sawaeer, Sergeant Alaa Nuaimi, Officer Hakem Harassees, Jordanian citizens Ibrahim Bashabsheh and Dia Shamaileh, and Canadian citizen Linda Vatcher, and two Malaysian tourists.
The victims included Lieutenant Colonel Tamer Shaheen. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Lieutenant Daniel Elvaz.
The victims included Lieutenant Doyle M. Hufstedler, Specialist Sean R. Mitchell, Specialist Michael G. Karr Jr., Private First Class Cleston C. Raney, and Private Brandon L. Davis.
The victims included Lieutenant El Najeeb Bahareldin Saleh.
The victims included Lieutenant Hamid Jamal.
The victims included Lieutenant Jonathan Parra Anturi and patrolman Deimer Ballesteros Mateus.
The victims included Lieutenant Muhammad al-Said Abd al-Raziq. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Lieutenant Muhammad Ali. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Lieutenant Paibul Boonchuay, Natthawut Daengduag, and Watcharin Thongkhao. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those wounded across incidents 201708090023, 201708090024
The victims included Lieutenant Prapas Seesuwan, Sergeant Major Natthapong Daengkaew, and Robeesa Maema.
The victims included Lieutenant Qusay Saad.
The victims included Lieutenant Weerasak Kongnuam, and Sargeants Rattapon Phrakong and Pitak Khiewjeen.
The victims included local administrator Yaaqoub al-Aama, military council head Ghassab al-Eid, judicial figure Esmat al-Absi, and local council head Mohamed Monib. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Lokman Acikgoz, Efe Acikgoz, and Ecrin Acikgoz. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Loverlie Caracol and Carlnan Climaco. Casualty numbers conflict across sources for this incident. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Lucky Saleem and Vishal Vikram. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Lumayun Pukut Alayudan, Alinor Mantikayan, Beduh Mantikayan, Sarah Tekumeh, Moy Saligan, and Mohaimen Saligan.
The victims included Lumna Lidasan.
The victims included Lupen Basumatary.
The victims included Lutfar Rahman Faruq, Sanwar Islam, Russell, Shahin, and Manju.
The victims included Luzano and Gerardo Luceno.
The victims included Lydia Bautista and Alicia Alveos.
The victims included Maed Amar.
The victims included Magy Magdy and Isis Fares. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Mahad Abdi Ahmad and Mahad Ali Hasan.
The victims included Mahad. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Mahamadou Gumaneh.
The victims included Mahmoud Abdel Hamid.
The victims included Mahmoud Saleh and Alia Hurani. 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 Mahmoud.
The victims included Mahmud Abdi Magan. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201601220007 and 201601220008.
The victims included Mahnoor, Faiza, Shafeena, and Adil. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included maintenance workers Hernando Barragan, Carlos Sanchez Mendez, Jahir Antonio David, William Arley Ramos, Edgar Lozano, Vladimir Pancho Aragua and Geison Oliver Lopez.
The victims included Majbal al-Jabburi. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Majid Saeed Al-Rashdi.
The victims included Major General Abdulrahman Bin Saad Al-Shahrani.
The victims included Major General Lucky Irabor and Lieutenant Muktar. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Major Imran. 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 noted that the blast may have occurred during a search operation within a shop.
The victims included Major Ismail.
The victims included Major Jamal Sheran, Zahir Shah, Constable Wailiullah, Constable Amir Jan, Constable Sharafat, Laila, and Sarmad Shah. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Major Mandip Singh.
The victims included Major Romulo Ducay, Corporals Ryan Cabual, Arnel Jiun, Oliver Albo, Alvin Sangadan and Privates 1st Class Johnny Panday and Gerwin Perez. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities are targeted.
The victims included Major Shirif Ahmad and Constable Ashraf Muhammad.
The victims included Major Tariq Al-Allaqi.
The victims included Major-General Qassim al-Dulaimi. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Makinit Gayoran, Boras Sedom, and Kambo Bangonan.
The victims included Makodji Gabriel, Marta Doumsaharn Defzeval Jeannette, Esther Namada, and Mamma Yaro. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Makram Ali. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Malian, French, Portuguese, Dutch, Kenyan, Cameroonian, Spanish, Egyptian, Italian, Chinese, and Gabonese nationals. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Malik Abdul Samad and Zarif Khan.
The victims included Malik Awais. Malik Saleem Latif was the cousin of Abdus Salam, a Nobel laureate.
The victims included Malik Khial Ali Sherzai and Malik Arbab Khuni Khel.
The victims included Malik Mohammad Younus, Ijaz, and Hazrat Noor. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Malik Sayed Ali Wazir, Abdul Rehman, and Abid.
The victims included Malik Shad Ali, Maaz, Faqir Hussain, Malak Ali Rehman, and Malak Kach.
The victims included Malik Wali Jan Mehsud, Ahmed Gul, Mewa Khan, Zaman Khan, and Yardil Khan. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Malik Zahid.
The victims included Mallam Ummah Abubakar, Aisha Abubakar, Maryamu Abubakar, and Maianguwan Kusherki Garba Tanko. One of the hostages escaped while the whereabouts of the other victims are unknown. Hostage numbers represent a division of the total number of those kidnapped across incidents 201612290040 and 201612290041. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201612290040, 201612290041, 201612300024, and 201612300025.
The victims included Mallika Rabha.
The victims included Manaf. Hostage numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Mandeep Singh. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources alleged the involvement of the Pakistan Army in the attack.
The victims included Manik and Russel. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Manipanam, Lance Naik D Matey, Naib Subedar Shrinavas Murli, Naib Subedar Shiv Kumar, Naib Subedar Vaid Prakash, and Sepoy Subhash Chand.
The victims included Manish Pahan, Parwaz, and Raza.
The victims included Manithon Kanchanakan, Damrong Chinthima, and Ritthiphong Mitkaeo.
The victims included Mannex Indiong and Tammy Musanip.
The victims included Manoj Hapka and Tati.
The victims included Manzoor Ahmad, Altaf Ahmad, Muhammad Yaqoob, and Mohammad Ashraf.
The victims included Manzoor Ahmed Abdul Fateh, Shahbaz Ali, Mashooq Ali, Shah Zaman, Asghar Ali, Abdur Razaq, and Gul Mohammad. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Manzoor Ahmed.
The victims included Maqsood Ahmed, Kamran Farooq, Razzak Habib, Jasim Badeni, Muhammad Atif, Kaleem Ullah, Aeir Khan, Zainul Abaidin, and Lal Gull. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Mari.
The victims included Maria and Sanam.
The victims included Marianito Dela Pena and Roel Maghanoy.
The victims included Marine Einer Herrera Jurado, Marine Heider Romero Zuluaga, and Sergeant Alexander Tuiran.
The victims included Mario Carliaman and Randy Ramirez.
The victims included Mark Anthony Rangasa.
The victims included Marlon Bon.
The victims included Marlon Gonzaga. 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.
The victims included Marlon Ybanez. 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.
The victims included Maruful Isla, Ruhul Amin, Ujjal, Moni and Liton.
The victims included Marvin Barrientos and Joe Lorence Mina. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Maryam Adam Yousif. 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.
The victims included Maryam Ibrahim and Osman Izerig.
The victims included Maulana Shabir Ahmed.
The victims included Maulana Usman Hyderi, Muhammad Yaqoob, and Shahid Rafiq.
The victims included Maulvi Shambo Khan and Nawab Khan.
The victims included Maunta Pogu.
The victims included Mauritanian and Zambian peacekeepers.
The victims included Maxwell Eze, Akogwu Utazi, Raphael Irege, Adeja Nwa Agu, and Abro. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Mayor Nathaniel Midtimbang, Kagi Ali Midtimbang, Thos Kasim, Tho Marcos, Tho Macalangga, Datu Anong Mupak, Sandi Aron and Manap Balumol.
The victims included Mazhar Ali and Muslim Jan.
The victims included Md Akbar.
The victims included media activist Musab al-Izzo. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Medriano Pelic and Lomark Dangoy. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Megan Carloto, Elliot Gee, Antoine Cherchian, Christopher Hoang, Keith Cheung, Mitchell Lyubarsky, Bianca de Kock, Bailey Maples, Patrick Eggert, Nick Pasichuke, Jin Fu, Matthew Smith, Victor Garcia, and Aaron Zaglin.
The victims included Meghawry Mohamed Meghawry.
The victims included Mehar Jan, Hazrat Khan, and Said Wali. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Mehboob Ahmed. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Mehboob Dashti, Fida, Rahim Jan, and Ghulam Nabi.
The victims included Meheed Fathi and Fathi Amin.
The victims included Mehmet Gungordu.
The victims included Mehmet Kilinc, Ferhat Aktas, and Cengiz Poyraz. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Mehmet Oter. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Mehmood Burdi, Zohaib Dero, Salahuddin, Ilyas Bugti, Faqir Sher Mohammad Dero, Nabi Bux, Ashiq Hussain, Gul Mohammad Mari, and Gul Mohammad Shah.
The victims included Mehran Khan.
The victims included Melanie Smith, Robert Engle, and pastor Joey Spann. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Melchor Galamagang, Private John Paul Salindog, Private First Class John Ivan Suarte, Private First Class Danny Mark Tandog, Private First Class Mohamed Ali, and Private First Class Alfred Albanzar.
The victims included Melito Binag.
The victims included Melvin Tovis.
The victims included Members of Parliament Mohamed Farah Diriye, Mohamed Omar, Mohamed Mohamud Gure, and Abdullahi Jama Hussein. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates and the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included members of the Civilian Joint Task Force (CJTF) and professors Doctor Solomon Yusuf, Doctor Manaja Uba, Doctor Millitus Joseph, Idris Abubakar Njodi and Doctor Daniel Birma. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. Hostage numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Menda Malesh.
The victims included Mercy.
The victims included Merta Lobetana and Marivic Abne.
The victims included Mevlude Igdi.
The victims included Mian Sher and Muhammad.
The victims included Michael Bibaoco, Junito Venancio, and Rommel Sioson.
The victims included Michael Jambalus. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Mike Riddering, Leila Alaoui and Mahamadi Ouedraogo. Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201601150001, 201601150002, and 201601160001. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Mikhail Kreindlin and Andrey Polomoshnov.
The victims included Milad al-Misrati. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included miners Carzon Ceasar Lademora and Leonardo Cacao.
The victims included Minuthong Imphal. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Mir Aqa.
The victims included Mir Gul Khan Bijarani Marri, Bahwal Khan Marri and Alam Zeb Khan. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Mir Zaman and Zakir.
The victims included Miriam Villamizar Montes.
The victims included Misuari Karim, Omar Abo, Mamanta Kalim and Theng Wahab.
The victims included Mohamed Abdallah Eisa Osman Dooda, Adam Abakar Mohammad Ahmed, Abdullah Eisa, Abakar Mohammad Ali, Mohammad Adam Ali, and Osman Mohammed Daoud.
The victims included Mohamed Aden Nur and Muhaydin Hiraab Ahmed. 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 Mohamed Ahmed Abdallah.
The victims included Mohamed and Hitham.
The victims included Mohamed Hamed and Abdel Hady Ahmed.
The victims included Mohamed Ramadan, Badr Yacoub and Ali Faiz.
The victims included Mohamed Shaaban al-Sayyed, Youssef Ahmed Youssef, and Ahmed Salem. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Mohamed.
The victims included Mohammad Akram Nejat. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Mohammad Ampatuan, Ali Malok, Harim Ampatuan, and Norodin Olympain. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack was carried out by drug syndicates in retaliation for recent operations carried out by the police.
The victims included Mohammad Azam and Walli Mohammad.
The victims included Mohammad Azhar, Mohammad Zeeshan and Mohammad Ashfaq.
The victims included Mohammad Ilyas. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Mohammad Jabbar.
The victims included Mohammad Javaid, Fawad, Mumtaz Ahmed, and Muhammad Ashraf.
The victims included Mohammad Maqbool Parrey, Habla Begum, Mohammad Afzal Parrey, and Javid Ahmad Parrey.
The victims included Mohammad Naveed and Mohammed Arslan.
The victims included Mohammad Nazir, as well as a German national. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Mohammad Ramazan, Mohammad Hasni, and Jalil Ahmed. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Mohammad Ramazan.
The victims included Mohammad Shafiq.
The victims included Mohammad Siddique and his son.
The victims included Mohammed Abu Grin.
The victims included Mohammed Abu Talib.
The victims included Mohammed Al-Ahmir.
The victims included Mohammed Ayub and Noor Ankis.
The victims included Mohammed bin Ali Hussein al-Jaafari.
The victims included Mohammed Mohammed Al-Baei, a police officer, and Mohamed Abdelmagd Al-Khateeb. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Mohammed Usman.
The victims included Mohd Arshad.
The victims included Mohirun Begum and Reshman Khatun.
The victims included Moktar Lipusan Ismael.
The victims included Monirul Islam, Mofidul Islam, and Anowar Islam.
The victims included Moroccan and Cambodian peacekeepers. The victims included Im Sam, Thuch Thim, Seang Norin, Mom Tola, and Mao Eng. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Morris Khajo and Fawzi al-Kaldani. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Mosleh Uddin.
The victims included Moti Ram.
The victims included Moussa Djari Mahamat Ali.
The victims included Mu'taz Mustafa and Mahmoud Mohamed.
The victims included Muatabar, Beradar, Jan Muhammad, Yusaf Khan, and Rasheed Zaman. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Muataz al-Sufi.
The victims included Muath Al-Shami and Omran Qitaz. Hostage 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 on the protest may have been carried out by government forces.
The victims included Muchaki Anita. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Mudasir Ahmad. 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. Local residents asserted that the explosives were in the possession of police officers and had detonated accidentally.
The victims included Mudassar and Alam Dar.
The victims included Muhamad Aslam and Wajahat Ali.
The victims included Muhammad 'Ali Hamdan, 'Ammar Muhammad Fathi Abu-'Abduh, and Mahmud Hasan Jum'ah.
The victims included Muhammad 'Azmi al-Masalati and Mahmud Muhammad al-Khabuli.
The victims included Muhammad Adel al-Suliya and Abu al-Yazid Ibrahim Abu al-Yazid. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Muhammad Arif, Muhammad Ayaz, Ghulam Hussain, and Altaf. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Muhammad Arshad.
The victims included Muhammad Asif and Mubashir.
The victims included Muhammad Fathallah al-Zalawi, Yusif Nasir al-Huti, 'Uthman Muhammad Ibrahim, 'Uthman Muhammad Ibrahim al-'Aquri, and Mar'i al-Huti.
The victims included Muhammad Gul, Saeedur Rehman, Qudratullah, Abdul Qayyum, Abdul Zaman, and Abdul Rauf.
The victims included Muhammad Haroon, Zain ul Abideen, Dawood, and Abdul Rehman.
The victims included Muhammad Imran, Muhammad Irfan, and Muddassar Fazal-i-Rabi.
The victims included Muhammad Kausar.
The victims included Muhammad Mahmoud Salah, Muhammad Ibrahim Abd El-Al, and Muhammad Mamdouh Abd al-Aziz.
The victims included Muhammad Naeem.
The victims included Muhammad Raja Zain.
The victims included Muhammad Raza.
The victims included Muhammad Saleem, Zahid, Najeeb, Rehan, Sagheer, and Waqar. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Muhammad Shafiq and Dilshan Nisar.
The victims included Muhammad Shafiq and Muhammad Younis. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Muhammad Younis Solangi.
The victims included Muhammad Zahir.
The victims included Muhammad.
The victims included Muhammed Idlisa. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Muhammet Yilmaz.
The victims included Muhibullah.
The victims included Muhmmad Zubair and Officers Mohammad Nazir and Mian Liaqat Jan.
The victims included Muhsin Sa'id Muftah al-Hassi.
The victims included Mujahid al-Nuwayrah.
The victims included Mujibur Rahman.
The victims included Muksim Adam. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the victims were in a land dispute with a neighboring family.
The victims included Multan Singh, Rishipal Singh, and Narpat Singh.
The victims included Mumin al-Ma'dani.
The victims included Mumshah Hussain. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Mumtaz Hussain.
The victims included Munib Sadidul, Nasser Jallaha, Merhusin Ubbay, Mustapha Gapul, Abukaisir Nasilin, Jaya Abdulla, Johan Sarao, Nadzhar Gardon, Alsibar Jauhari, and Margani Alpha. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Munir, Saleem, Fayyaz Gul, Zubair Gul, Amanullah, Aqeel Khan, Ejaz, Shoukat, and Mahtab. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Munmun.
The victims included Murad Salim Abu Raqabah, 'Abd-al-Ra'uf al-Ganudi, Jihad al-Baruni al-Harizi, Sa'id al-Hurazi, and Muhammad Yusuf al-Nawasri.
The victims included Murat Ayhan.
The victims included Musa Haroun and Mohamad Adam Rabi.
The victims included Musa Kadir. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those wounded across incidents 201706110018 and 201706110019.
The victims included Mushtaq Ahmad and Tariq Ahmad.
The victims included Mustafa Mahjoub Yagoub and Haroun Ibrahim Salim.
The victims included Mustafa Mutluer. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201605020030 and 201605020031.
The victims included N Nikat, R J Singh, V K Singh, and Ajay Singh.
The victims included Na in Hadjiomar Y Shieklokas, Omar Imam Y Saro, Ibrahim Imam Macarambon, and Pablo Mangandia Sultan.
The victims included Nabeel Ahmed.
The victims included Nabi Bakhsh.
The victims included Nabi Jan.
The victims included Nabil Sha'ib. 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 Naeem, Liaquat, Niamat, and Asad. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Naeemullah, Shahid Ali, Mohammad Ibrahim, Wali Shah, Shamusl Hadi, and Amir Din. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Naik Muhammad and Kamran.
The victims included Naji Starr Roadan.
The victims included Najia Rasoul.
The victims included Napnap Cauyan.
The victims included Napoleon Cortez.
The victims included Nara Bahadur BK, Mina Chaudhary, Shrikanta Rewat, Phool Kumari Kadariya, Homanarayan Chaudhary, and Belkumari Kadariya. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Naseer Ahmed, Qurban Ali, Muhammad Bakhsh, Ehsan Ahmed, and Imran Ahmed. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Naseer Khan, Naib Subedar, Umar Khan and Irshad Khan. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Naserldin Mohamad Omar.
The victims included Nasir Alam.
The victims included Nasiru Halidu. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Nasr-al-Din 'Awn Khalifah, 'Abd-al-Hadi Karn, 'Ali Shalfuh, Muhammad Bu-'Ajilah Wazrah, Yunus Ibrahim, Yusuf al-Saturi, and Fu'ad Milud. Casualty and hostage numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Nasreen Bibi.
The victims included National Defense Force commander Colonel Mohammed al-Kasih. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Nayan Kumar Barman.
The victims included Nazam Ali and Irfan Ali. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Nazar Mohammad.
The victims included Nazia. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Necati Yenikapi, Faruk Gezen, and Kadir Kayveni.
The victims included Necim Kilinc and Sabahat Kilinc.
The victims included Neeraj Kumar and Manish.
The victims included Neeraj Kumar.
The victims included Neil Arellano and Abdul Azis Ali.
The victims included Neil Borja, Dondon Bangis and Tyrone Jore.
The victims included Neil McKeein, William Foley, Debbie Russell, and Gerald Russell.
The victims included Nelson Osorno Castillon and Pedro Elias Rolon Vaca.
The victims included Nepalese civilians Sarun Pradhan and Ramesh Karki and Sudanese civilian Musa Omer Mohamed.
The victims included Neri Javier Peralta and Joel Brizuela Barua.
The victims included Niaz Muhammad.
The victims included Nino Moreno.
The victims included Nirmala Devi and Ghulam Rasool.
The victims included Noah Ahmad Abdullah.
The victims included Noor Ayaz Khan and Samiullah.
The victims included Noor Muhammad and Officer Ghulam Bashir.
The victims included Noor Muhammad, Sharafat Ali, and Saleemullah. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Noor Rahman, Gul Munir, Abubakar, and Sulman Khan.
The victims included Noorullah and Ameer Nawaz.
The victims included Noorullah Noori.
The victims included Norwegian journalist: Oeystein Windstad, Swedish journalist: Lena Maria Persson Loefgren, and Russian journalists: Aleksandra Elagina, Egor Skovoroda, Anton Prusakov and Mikhail Solunin.
The victims included Nowsher Gazi and Sirajul Islam.
The victims included Nuri Akhter.
The victims included Obaidullah Shinwari, Malik Osman Shinwari, and Saminullah Shinwari. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Officer Abdul Mobin and Ahmad Shah. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Officer Anwar Batah.
The victims included officer Arnold Hamyas.
The victims included officer ASP Cyril Nwosu.
The victims included officer Brigadier General Laith al-Samawi.
The victims included officer Captain Juan Carlos Hernandez.
The victims included Officer Dilwar Khan.
The victims included Officer Firdous Ahmad.
The victims included Officer Havaldar Parasnath Saroj.
The victims included officer Jerome Moundjang. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included officer Juma Khan Dostyar. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Officer Khadija Abdi, Hawo Ali and Abaye Musa. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included officer Khursheed Ahmad Ganai.
The victims included Officer Muhammad Haleem.
The victims included Officer Nazar Muhammad. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included officer Nelson Mendoza.
The victims included officer Oswaldo Antonio Lance Gomez.
The victims included officer PO2 Junie Caneda.
The victims included officer Police Officer 2 Jerome Cardenas and Senior Police Officer 4 Antonio Siriban. Hostage numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Officer Sawadogo Yassia; Canadian civilians Tammy Chen and Bilel Diffalah; and French, Senegalese, Nigerian, Turkish, Lebanese, and Burkinabe civilians. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included officer Sergeant Abdul Manan.
The victims included Officer Sher Muhammad.
The victims included Officer Syed Ahmad. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Officer Tristan Adaza.
The victims included Officer Walid El-Sadek and Cadet Mohamed Mahmoud.
The victims included Officer Xavier Jugele.
The victims included Officers Abdul Nafay, Inayatullah, Sadiq, and Ismail.
The victims included Officers Ali Muslimkhanov and Islam Yakhadzhiev.
The victims included officers Antonio Gomez Gomez, Tipe Fernandez Darwin, Jordan Condori Zela and Bermis Torres Bustamante.
The victims included officers ASP Ahmad Shehu, Sergeant Safiyanu Bara'u and Corporal Musa Balarabe.
The victims included Officers Ejaz Khan, Ihsanullah Khan, Ashfaq Ahmad, Jamaluddin Khan, and Waliullah Khan. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Officers Fahad Shah and Munir Khan. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Officers Jhon Camilo Blanco Soto and Neder Alberto Pastrana Hernandez.
The victims included officers Jose Luis Jimenez Requena and Orbis Enrique Zubiria Zarza.
The victims included officers Lieutenant Wilfredo Madrigal, Patrolman Juan Gabriel Narvaez and Patrolman Carlos Alfredo Lara.
The victims included officers Mohamed Helmy and Ahmed Mohamed.
The victims included Officers Mujeeb Gul, Imran, and Baley. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Officers Naseem Aftab and Khalid.
The victims included officers Nicholas Onwumere, Ebun Peters and Abdulrahman Musa.
The victims included officers Nisar Ahmad, Chander, Sunil Dure and Chaman Lal Sharma, and civilians Abdul Majeed Mir, Abid Ali Lone, Gulam Mohammad Wani and Bashir Ahmad Allai.
The victims included officers PO1 Kenneth Enghog, PO1 Jorvel Baliguat, and PO2 Reymiel Sarigumba.
The victims included officers PO1 Ronald Espanola and NUP Emerilla.
The victims included officers PO2 Richard Abad, PO2 Ronald Gutierrez, PO2 Ericson De Vera, PO1 Jeffrey Tarrobago, PO1 Pedro Valeros, PO1 Romar Umandap and PO1 Johnson Espana. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included officers Police Officer 1 Martin San Pedro and Police Officer 1 Eleazar Sustiguer. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included officers Police Officer 2 Sonny Tadeo, Police Officer 2 Artemio Vino, Police Officer 2 Vicente Macabadbad, Police Officer 1 Omli Bruno, and Police Officer 1 Marvin Cabanilla.
The victims included officers Rolly Benelayo, Joe Narvaza, Saro Mangutara, Allen Arnado, and Jayden May Rabor.
The victims included officers Ruben Cortez and Gerald dela Vega.
The victims included officers Senior Inspector Dante Hallazgo, SPO1 Ramonito Zambas, PO3 Alberto Bernadas and PO1 Joshua Satur.
The victims included Officers Sift and Noorwali.
The victims included Officers Sultan Al-Matiri and Ahmed Harbi.
The victims included officers Von Harold Layao and Kennon Batanes Sanggoy.
The victims included Officers Wafak Ahmad, Zarshad, Akhtar Ali, Bismillah Khan, Atif Khan, Zahid Ali, Falak Niaz, and Amjad Khan. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Oleksandr Pavlyuk.
The victims included Oluwatoyosi Aboderin and Ogechi Maku. Hostage numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Omar Baker, Ali Ateem, and Mousa.
The victims included Omda Mohamed Omar, Salem, and Maryam Juma.
The victims included Ong-art Sihabut and Aran Promnuam. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Onur Kabakci.
The victims included Orapan Sriuenhut. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Osman Caran.
The victims included Osman Hamid Adam.
The victims included Osman Saim Cetin. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Osvaldo Antilef Pizarro.
The victims included Othelo Adiong, Elvira, and Esthephanie.
The victims included Oyet Mateo, Ernesto Ayson, and Florante Guillermo.
The victims included P Mohan, Constable RP Yadav, and Constable Sarvjeet Ghosh.
The victims included P. Loni.
The victims included Pacha Khan.
The victims included Padmanabha Bala, Babu, Parsuram Behera, Lingaraj Majhi, and Hrushi Nayak. Hostage numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Paind Khan.
The victims included Pakistani and Saudi nationals.
The victims included Panchram Bhagat.
The victims included Paokhulet Baite.
The victims included Papimol Chaikong.
The victims included Park Ranger Patrick Prince Muhayirwa.
The victims included Parwiz Safi. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included patrol person Duvan Duenas.
The victims included Patrolman Jose Hernandez Figueroa.
The victims included PC Sahu, Riktim Rai, and C Sudhakar.
The victims included Pervez and Rashid.
The victims included Peshmerga commander Abdullah Bor. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Peter Jonah, Isiaq Rahmon, Adebayo George, Judah Agbausi, Pelumi Philips, and Farouq Yusuf. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the assailants may have belonged to a criminal gang. Sources also noted that four students were released after the assailants determined that their parents would not be able to pay a ransom.
The victims included Petrus Kamben.
The victims included Petty Officer Alberto Candia and Petty Officer Edigio Ramon Chavez.
The victims included Petty Officer Major Agustin Romero, Officer Crispin Rojas Pereira, and Officer Roque Salinas.
The victims included PFC Reynaldo C. Llemos.
The victims included Pfc. Julian Diclihon.
The victims included Pfc. Mark Michael Buendia.
The victims included Pfc. Moreno. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
The victims included Phatharathida Phromrit, Arunee Thongnui, and Kanokphorn Onlaong.
The victims included Phumet Thongbut.
The victims included pilot Magbanua.
The victims included Pinky and Masoom.
The victims included Pir Kalam.
The victims included Piyush Biswas, Pradip Das, Bijoy Sarkar and Ganesh Basu.
The victims included PO1 John Cervantes and PO1 Rowan Sabanal.
The victims included Podiyam Kosa and Podiyam Komal.
The victims included Polawat Sama, Wandonlit Awaesani, Sirawan Jiambutr, Abdulnam Ma, Noi Tansiri, Aming Yago, and Rusalan Da-oh. Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201604250001 and 201604250002.
The victims included Police Chief Bassim al-Hadithi, Captain Saeed al-Obeidi, and Major Mashkour Hadithi. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Police Chief Major Colonel Juma Gul Himmat and Brigadier General Mirwais Safi.
The victims included Police Colonel Artur Vanoyan, Colonel Aram Hovhannisyan, Lieutenant Colonel Hrach Khosteghyan, and Corporal Gagik Mkrtchyan.
The victims included police commander Faqeer Ahmad. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included police conscript Motasem Ahmed.
The victims included Police Constable Fazal Subhan.
The victims included Police Constable Mohammad Shakeel, Fazal Ali, Varsha Devi, Sakshi Dogra, Vishala Devi, Vipin Kumar, Harvinder Singh, Rohit Kumar, Suraj Awasthi, Sandeep Singh Charak, Arjun Rajput, Rinku Thakar, Krishna Devi, Giri Raj, Ashok Kumar, and Rinku Gupta. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included police constables Bashir Ahmad and Aquib Ahmad. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Police Corporal Nathapol Chunoo and Police Corporal Apichart Daeng-am.
The victims included Police Inspector Idris Musa. 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 police forces were acting as part of an operation when attacked.
The victims included Police Lance Corporals Sutirueman Yilate, Yotting Chuchangwang, Phumdet Trintrakan.
The victims included Police Lieutenant Ritthichai Noisu-krong, Police Senior Sergeant Major Chamnan Klanphetch, Police Corporal Paisal Da-oh, Police Corporal Narongdech Rodmak, Police Lance Corporal Charadol Nooduk, and Masainee Yago. Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201604250001 and 201604250002.
The victims included Police Officer 1 Charmaine Canete.
The victims included Police Officer 2 Dennis Garbida.
The victims included Police Officer 2, Esmael Alabat. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities are targeted.
The victims included Police Officer 3 Christopher Delfin and civilians Pedro Jay Delfin, Raymundo Delfin, Rommel Ignacio, Reynold Fernando and Eric Pardo.
The victims included Police Sub-Inspector (SI) Nazir Ahmad.
The victims included Pornchai Songkroh, Veerawit Thamnam, Thara Kobkate, Thep Thanapong, Manote Maitreesamphan, and Yutthayong Moonthirach. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Prasert Kaychart and Ibraham Kutae. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Prebithson D Sangma, Pankaj Nath, Animesh Hajong and Guruprasad Nath.
The victims included Pritpal Singh. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Private 1st Class Fernando Tangara and Private 1st Class John Mark Arroyo.
The victims included Private First Class Bryan Massagan, Sargent Benjie Palliw, and Sargent Daryl Amiling. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
The victims included Private First Class Butch Albarico.