--The OSC Report held the number injured at 30, apart from 8 as reported in the Houston Chronicle. The hospital director said it treated 30, but the federal Attorney General's Office only 16 were injured, and the attacked stemmed from an argument between two people. --There was an attempt on the life of Mayor Antonio Armenta Miralrio, member the Party of the Democratic Revolution (PRD) just moments before the explosion, and he and his wife were at the bar just minutes before the explosion, leading investigators to believe that there was a connection. The Mayor was not there but his driver was one of the serious injuries taken to area hospitals, along with many victims who were city hall employees. Some witnesses say, however, that the attack stemmed from a fight that had taken place at the scene earlier, perhaps related to drug trafficking. --The town is a notorious transit point for drug trafficking, and is among the backdrop where brutal cartels battle for control of the cocaine, heroin and marijuana trade. This attack was among much violence in the state of Guerrero against policemen, business people, lawyers, taxi drivers, and government employees around this Easter holiday and since 2003 due to cartel conflict. The U.S. Embassy in Mexico City considers much of this violence to be politically motivated.
--The U.S. military blamed Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, leader of al-Qai'da in Iraq, for the attack. Al-Qai'da released an internet posting threatening the life of Jalal al-Din Ali al-Saghir, Shi i member of United Iraqi Alliance and imam of the mosque, prior to this attack, so it is thought he was the main target, which he reasserted after the mosque was bombed again on June 16. On April 11, al-Saghir had held al-Saghir Harith al-Dari and Adnan al-Dulaymi responsible for the Buratha Mosque Attack. --Unfounded rumors published in newspapers tied to the Sunni political parties have disparaged the Buratha Mosque with charges that it has been used for torture and secret prisons run by militias and renegade members of the Interior Ministry. --The first bomber was thought to be a female, but the gender of the others was unknown. After this person detonated, it is thought that one bomber went towards to the private office of Sheikh al-Saghir, the prayer leader, and detonated. Another bomber then went in the mosque's main prayer hall and detonated. --Reports throughout the week indicated a rise in death count as some wounded continued to die, eventually reaching ninety. --Iraq's interior ministry warned of possible attacks on mosques in Baghdad the same day.
"A resident reached by telephone said the militants had returned early Saturday, shouting through loudspeakers that all Shiites must leave or the hostages would be killed. Later, the resident said, the town appeared calm and there was no sign of insurgents. Other residents said no hostages had been taken. The conflicting accounts could not be reconciled" (Associated Press Worldstream)
"El Panadero", also known as "the baker", is the inmate that the victim was trying to interview.  He was also a member of the right-wing paramilitary group that was threatening her and other journalists.  She had agreed to meet with him because she planned to dissuade him from harming her or others.
"In the eastern region where the massacres occurred, Tamils make up a third of the population. They accused the government of resettling Sinhalese there to dilute the Tamil population and weaken them politically." The Tamils were fighting for an independent Eelam state.
"In the eastern region where the massacres occurred, Tamils make up a third of the population. They accused the government of resettling Sinhalese there to dilute the Tamil population and weaken them politically." The Tamils were fighting for an independent Eelam state. According to reports, General D.S. Attygalle, a secretary in the Defense Ministry, stated, "This was one of the worst and brutal massacres to instill terror and destabilize poor, innocent Sinhalese settlers in the area."
"The attack comes among increasing political tension in Lebanon, following the assassination of former Prime Minister Hariri and the partial withdrawal of Syrian troops.”
"The incident came as Sri Lankan troops were battling to control inter-communal rioting in another part of the province."
"The military wing of Monotheism and Jihad," a group led by Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, claimed responsibility for the attacks, but the claim cannot be confirmed.
"The rockets caused no casualties and the governor completed his speech," a security official said.
"This was one of 2 related attacks [cf. 200610310002]. The available sources listed the casualties for these attacks cumulatively as 3 dead and 24 wounded, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database."
"This was one of 2 related attacks [cf. 200707230001]. The available sources listed the casualties for these attacks cumulatively as 16 dead, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database."
"This was one of 2 related attacks [cf. 200707230007]. The available sources listed the casualties for these attacks cumulatively as 16 dead, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database."
“This was one of 2 related attacks [cf. 200610310015]. The available sources listed the casualties for these attacks cumulatively as 3 dead and 24 wounded, so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.”
12 foreigners were killed, but the driver of the bus was killed as well, making 12.
15 Afghan refugees were detained by authorities as part of their investigation of the incident.
15 other mutilated bodies were discovered the same day in Latifiyah.
17 servicemen and 6 civilians were injured, but there were no reports of perpetrator casualties.
25 contractors were missing
26 other bodies were discovered in a similar mass grave in Qaim.
4 additional passengers are unaccounted for with no additional information available.
41 soldiers were reported missing in this incident; however, there was no report of the soldiers being kidnapped.
5 goats were also killed in the incident.
56 families were evacuated due to the fire.  Officials stated that this act of arson violated the ceasefire signed at the time by the ETA.
6 of the 16 hostages were freed within 24 hours of the kidnapping.  3 of the victims were the wife and two children of Colombian senator Jairo Lozada Perdomo.
6000 people fled their villages in the area after the attack regrouping in the town of Ihembe.
65-year old P. Suriyamoorthi was former chairman of the Trincomalee Urban Council, and former mayor of Trincomalee for five years. He was shot in his home and left in a pool of blood. He was taken to the hospital where he died a week  later. The shooting occurred amid rising ethnic tensions over a Buddhist statue that had been raised in the town, but the death is not believed to be related.
75 of the hostage victims were killed, three of the hostage victims escaped, and the fate of the other victims is unknown.
90 security personnel surrendered the position and all other security installations in Khan Younis following the attack.
A 10-year-old child was killed in an explosive charge blast in front of the house of Nawfal Abd-al-Husayn, former head of the Diyala (Governorate)Council, who had been assassinated along with his brother by unidentified gunmen at the end of January 2005. The second explosive charge went off approximately 300 feet away from the first explosive charge and hit Mustafah Abd-al-Jalil, a professor in Sport Faculty at Baqubah University, Iraq.
A 13 year-old boy and a 65 year-old man were killed in this attack.
A band competition was canceled as a consequence of the explosion.
A bomb attributed to the Real IRA was found at the Belfast International Airport the day before, August 2, 2001.
A bomb blast hit a police gatehouse in Dagestan wounding an officer and a passer-by later in the day.
A bomb had detonated previously that day on a different section of the tracks (GTD #199908070004).  The first explosion prompted a search which led to the discovery of this bomb.
A bomb was detonated in the same Kampala taxi park on the next day. Authorities believed the two incidents might have been related (cf. 199904100003; 199904110004)
A bomb was detonated in the same Kampala taxi park on the previous day. Authorities believed the two incidents might have been related (cf. 199904100003; 199904110004)
A bomb was found and successfully defused just outside of Makhachkala earlier in the day.
A bomb was thrown at the California High Patrol office in Oakland five weeks earlier (197007230002).
A Brigade spokesman acknowledged his group’s involvement in a verbal statement on June 7.
A Brigades spokesman claimed his group’s involvement in the attack in a verbal statement on June 7. The attack may have been an attempt to deflect criticism of HAMAS as it maneuvered to seize control of the Gaza Strip.
A broadcast by Ariana TV confirmed the blast but mistakenly placed it in neighboring Paktia province.
A bystander was critically wounded (Sivaras Paradepan). Vilwarasa's alias was Tedis. He was killed while working inside a partially built house in Thinayakulam, Vavuniya.
A car bomb exploded first and two more "first responder" bombs were detonated a few minutes later.
A car bomb exploded five minutes near the target location after the suicide bomber detonated his explosive vest.
A car bomb went off at about 1:40 p.m. (1040 GMT) in the Fanarah district near the Taiyran Square; Later, a roadside bomb detonated when police patrol arrived the scene of the first blast.
A ceasefire between pro-independence Aceh rebel groups and the Indonesian government had been established to facilitate the flow of aid to the region in the wake of the December 26, 2004 Asian Tsunami.
A Chinese-made grenade, wrapped in paper and bearing the name Kangleipak Communist Party (KCP), was recovered.
A civilian companion, Eric Delos Reyes, survived the attack. Although no group claimed responsibility for the attack, the Philippine government believed that the perpetrators belonged to the Moro Islamic Liberation Front.
A claim of responsibility was found in graffiti left on a nearby building's wall.
A claim of responsibility was made via a banner left at the scene. It read, "If you build it we will burn it" and was signed with the initials E.L.F.
A coded call was received by the government and the bomb found, removed, and safely detonated.
A curfew was imposed in parts of Srinagar following the attack.  Protests of the incident turned violent.
A day before the incident, the National Guard Armory in Walnut Creek California was firebombed (197008280002).
A day before this attack the Jewish Armed Resistance claimed credit for bombing a store that sold Russian gifts in New York. (197112050001)
A Departmental Facilities Office (DDE) in Ajaccio, Corsica was bombed on the night of March 10, 2005 as well.
A draft board office in San Mateo was firebombed three months later (197103150003).
A Fatah-Tanzim activist who detonated the bomb was seriously wounded and hospitalized in a Nablus hospital. The intended target were tourists en route to Joseph's Tomb in the West Bank. Part of a sting of attacks in the region.
A Federal Security Service spokesman stated that the attack was masterminded and financed by field commander Arbi Barayev, whose cousin was one of two suicide bombers that attacked on 06/07/2000 (cf. 200006070003).
A fire was set at another abortion clinic in Palm Beach County one year after this incident (200507040009).
A firebomb was the weapon used in the attack.
A fourth armed assalt attack type also occurred in this incident. Three of the seven hostages escaped captivity on 11/18/2008, and two more escaped the following day on 11/19/2008. The status of the remaining two hostages is unknown.
A fourth car packed with explosives failed to detonate and was later destroyed by the police.
A fourth explosive device was found by an Army patrol when they responded to the original explosion.
A Free Aceh Movement (GAM) leader denied responsibility for the attack and said it was the work of Indonesian security forces.
A French Embassy was targeted, but the casualties were four Iraqi security guards and three nearby Iraqi civilians. There were no reported French casualties.
A gang from the Catholic, working-class Ardoyne area was cited as responsible for the attack.
A government soldier and an army lieutenant were reportedly killed across four attacks.
A grenade had exploded the night before in a market located in central Kampala, though there was no further information on this incident. The Police did not indicate that the same group committed both attacks.
A group by the name of Black Power Political Organisation claimed responsibility for the incident on Facebook; however, authorities asserted that Micah Xavier Johnson was not part of a larger organization.
A group called Partisan Sharpshooters claimed responsibility for the attack. The group had previously bombed two other National Front offices in Marseille after a young African was killed by Front members.
A group calling itself Muslims Against Global Oppression claimed responsibility for the bombing in a telephone call to a local radio correspondent. The same group burned an American flag during President Bill Clinton's visit to South Africa in March 1998, calling him a "killer."
A group calling itself the Croatian Nationalist Army is suspected to be responsible for the assassination, but it is unclear whether or not the claim was confirmed.  However, the letters sent to Yugoslav immigrants were signed by this group.  Additionally, it is unclear whether the letters may have been sent by the Yugoslav secret police in efforts to discredit the Croatian separatist movement, as some American-Croatian community leaders believe to be the case. This incident is linked to the firebombing, about a week later,  of a shop in Chicago, owned by an American of Croatian descent (197810040004) as well as the murder of another American of Croatian descent, Krizan Brkic, in California, who has also received a similar threatening letter (197811220002). In June of 1981, eight men were arrested and indicted on charges of racketeering and extortion, including the murders of Cikoja and Brkic, and several arsons.  According to the indictments, the men were members of a Croatian organization called "Otpor," or Croatian National Resistance group that used terror and violence to extort money from individuals of Croatian origin living in the United States. A ninth man was later arrested and indicted as an associate of the other eight responsible for the abovementioned incidents. Those indicted included Mile Markic (the alleged leader of Otpor in the U.S.), Mile Boban (the alleged president of Otpor in North America), Ante Ljubas, Andjelko Jakic (former vice president of the New York chapter of the group), Ivan Misetic (former vice president of the Chicago chapter),  Vinko Logarusic (leader of the Cleveland chapter), Ranko Primorac (leader of the Los Angeles chapter), Miro Biosic (treasurer of the L.A. chapter), and Drago Sudar (the associate of the other eight members of the group). An additional source: Arnold H. Lubasch, "8 Indicted as the Leaders Of Croatian Terror Group," New York Times, June 26, 1981.
A group calling itself the Holders of the Black Banners released a videotape, photographs and a statement taking responsibility for the abductions. It was not clear whether the men were seized in a group or in separate incidents.
A group calling itself the Revolutionary Force 26 indicated that they were the perpetrators behind the attacks in an editorial in the Daily Illini.  There were many protests and riots by the African American community of Champaign, after the shooting of Edgar Hoults.
A group calling themselves the Popular Army Front also sent several faxes to various news agencies claiming responsibility.
A group identifying itself as the forces of the martyr Jihad Jibril claimed responsibility for the incident. The group was affiliated with the pro-Syrian Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine- General Command (PFLP-GC). Less than a month earlier, radical Palestinian organizations with offices in Damascus suspended their activities following intense U.S. pressure on Syria to close them down.
A group known as the Imam Hussein Brigade claimed responsibility for the attack.
A group of local Iraqis subsequently attacked the perpetrators and freed the hostages before the end of the day. The people of Khalis then initiated a cease-fire with Shi’i militias in the area on June 6, which suggests the people were seeking allies against ISI and other Sunni groups.
A group of vagrants discovered a pipe bomb in a bag at the exact spot where this attack occurred in May 2000. Police blamed the PAGAD for targeting several popular tourist venues for violence around the time of this incident.
A guard was taken hostage for an unknown amount of time while the explosives were placed in the school. He was later released.
A hatchet and sprayed gas were used in the attack.
A high-ranking police official said two youths had placed the bomb on the bus at 7 a.m.  There is some discrepancy between sources regarding whether the bomb was tossed into a pond  or onto the roadside.
A hoax bomb was left to prevent firefighters from getting to the blaze, and doors at the club were tied open to ensure that the fire spread.
A Housing Authority Police Station in San Francisco was bombed two hours earlier (197101190001).
A Hutu spokesperson claims that no civilians were killed.
A investigation was opened up to the attack.
A Kenyan police official speculated that the assailants may have targeted Abdirashi because of a personal grudge or rivalry.
A kidnapping attempt was made but failed despite the armed attack.
A Kyrgyzstan official stated that he suspected international terrorists for committing this act, but this may have been a political move to deflect the possibility that it was homegrown terrorists who opposed the government.
A large group of civilians took the imam's body to the governor's house and demanded that the assailants be found and punished
A large number of armed men divided into three groups and attacked the neighboring single-story homes where members of the Timtaoucine family members had gathered after evening prayers after the break of the daily Ramadan fast. The victims were all shot dead.  The brutal mass killings interrupted what had been a relatively calm 2001 Ramadan.
A later report suggested they had hijacked a food van and used it to penetrate perimeter security. One perpetrator, the driver, was killed and the others fled when the Turkish paramilitaries returned fire. The attack came as Turkish troops were massing on the Iraqi border for a potential incursion into Iraqi Kurdistan. The PKK claimed responsibility for the attack in a post to their website on June 4.
A later source states that ten soldiers were killed, but two earlier sources state that only nine soldiers were killed.
A leaflet claiming responsibility was left on one trash bin, and was discovered shortly before the bin exploded. Reports on the incident indicated that members of the Informal Anarchist Federation (FAI), the July 20th Brigade, and the Artisans' Cooperative of Fire And Related Products shared responsibility for the bombings. This was one of two related incidents (cf. 200503010001).
A letter found on the bus after the explosion outlined Kawasme's suicide plan and praised the September 11th attacks. The bus driver said Kawasme waited to detonate the bomb until the bus made a stop in order to maximize casualties.
A letter from Joseph Kony found on a captured rebel by the UPDF had ordered the killing of Els de Temmerman, a former Belgian journalist with VRT (Flemish public television) and based in the country. The order came after the publication of her book "Daughters of Aboke" in which she described the mistreatment endured by teenagers recruited by force into the LRA.
A letter which claimed responsibility for the attack by the Al-Aqsa Brigade called the shooting revenge for the bombing death earlier that week of Raed Karmi, one of their leaders.
A likely motive for the attack was the Iraqi Islamic Party's political shift toward support of the Iraqi Constitution.
A local official in Tank who asked not to be named said the killing was a targeted one.
A local radio station said reported that Khmer Rouge militants were likely responsible for the failed attack.
A low-level uprising had been brewing for years in Balochistan Province among nationalist tribes that were demanding an increase in jobs and royalties for extracting natural gas and other resources from the area.
A major Chechen rebel group, Majlis ul-Shura of the Chechen Republic of Ichkeria, denied any involvement instead blaming splinter groups.
A major truckers' group announced that they would stop providing services to U.S. troops following this incident.
A majority of sources says the person killed was an Imam, however one source stated the victim was a police information officer.
A man admitted to having committed the bombing for pay.  According to him, he was paid by the India intelligence agency to plant the bomb.  If this is accurate, this would not meet the sub-national actor criteria.  However, this claim has not been officially confirmed, so the incident was included.
A man identifying himself as Saifullah, spokesman for the Ansarul Islam group, called the Quetta Press Club and claimed responsibility for the attack.
A man named Saifulloh Balor might be behind the attack.
A man was arrested and several explosive devices seized in the airport bathroom and in the main departures area.
A man who identified himself as Abu Usama called a local news agency claiming to be a spokesman for Al-Mansoorian. He indicated that four of the group's fighters carried out the attack on the CRPF compound. Indian police, however, indicated that two perpetrators had been involved in the attack.
A member of the group sent a text message to claim responsibility for the attack.
A MEND spokesman claimed credit for the attack in a post-incident statement of unspecified type.
A MILF spokesman denied his group's responsibility.
A MILF spokesperson denied involvement for the incident.
A militant Islamic group linked to terrorist Abu Musab al Zarqawi claimed responsibility for the attack.
A Molotov cocktail exploded underneath a telephone company van in the Basque regional capital Vitoria, causing minor damage but no injuries the same day as these attacks.
A month earlier 45 students were kidnapped and returned two days later.
A month earlier, a Jewish Community Center was firebombed in New York City by suspected Black militants (197007200001). There was another attempted attack on the Black Community Center by the JDL weeks earlier (197007240002).
A more credible source states that authorities suspect Jewish extremists.  A less credible source states that the incident may have been perpetrated by Jewish settlers or by the Israeli occupation army
A motorcycle had been packed with explosives and parked in front of the headquarters; The blast killed a taxi driver who was passing by the building and injured 34 other people, including 19 police officers who were sleeping inside the headquarters.
A new and relatively unknown organization Clandestinu (Clandestine) claimed responsibility for two successful bomb attacks, but no claim was made for the failed bomb attempt on Grosseto-Prunga's City Hall.
A news report blamed the attack on Salafist Group for Call and Jihad (GSPD) militants; however, no official blame was offered for the incident.
A note was found at the Cathedral stating: "India will become a Hindu nation, stop religious propaganda."
A note was left with the body of the victim. It warned that anyone else who joined the anti-Taliban militia would also be killed in the same manner.
A number of explosions in Corsica followed a claim made a day earlier by a splinter group of Corsican separatists of responsibility for a dozen bomb attacks carried out in June and July of 2003. This attack was possibly related to another bombing in Corsica the same night (cf. 200308040002).
A number of the officers stationed in Arboleda were believed to be kidnapped during the time of this incident. FARC rebels told a local photojournalist who tried to enter Arboleda that they had killed 23 police officers.
A Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) representative stated that "The moral objective is to destabilize Zionist security and make the Zionist citizens, soldiers, and security services feel that they are unable to stay safe and peaceful on this land as long as the Palestinian people do not feel safe and peaceful, and as long as the Palestinians are deprived of their rights."
A pamphlet found at the scene stated "The real terrorists are in Congress, La Moneda and the institutions that govern the state," and "Take note, because we have returned. Neither Chileans nor Argentines. Internationalists."
A pamphlet was discovered at the scene of the blast that expressed displeasure with a cleric in Cirebon.
A passenger bus collided with the wrecked fuel tanker on April 26, 2013. Forty-five people were killed.
A peace jurga was scheduled to meet at the location later in the day and a note in Pashto was left at the site warning participants not to attend.
A phamphlet of the Janatantrik Terai Mukti Morcha (JTMM) was recovered from the scene with the name of the military commander outfit in Sunsari, Bishal Singh. has claimed responsibility for the attack. Tuphan Singh, a senior leader of the Janatantrik Madhes Mukti Tiger (Tarai) outfit, via telephone also claimed responsibility for the attack.
A PIJ spokesman claimed his group’s responsibility for the attack in a written statement released to Palestinian press outlets on June 4.
A police commando that was injured in the attack was identified as Muhammad Riyas.
A police media officer in Babil Governorate said that a terrorist group driving a white Kia vehicle distributed poisoned food items to the pilgrims on 60th Street, near the city's bus station, adding that the terrorist group managed to escape.
a police officer from Sverdlovsk Region died on the spot.
A police officer went missing and was later found dead.
A police patrol had passed by the scene of this blast just prior to the explosion. Police suspect that this patrol was the true target of this attack.
A police source attributed the attack to Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, while other police sources speculated that Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) was responsible for the incident.
A Police Spokesman and Ugandan Army Spokesman both confirmed the incident to the press. The perpetrators drove a Tata-model truck they stole from a nearby town to attack Nkooko. Reports conflicted on the number of kidnap, ranging from one Policeman to seven, including that policeman and six local militiamen deployed at the Police Station. The Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) consists of members from the Tabliq Islamic sect, and were part of the now defunct National Army for the Liberation of Uganda (NALU) rebel organization.
A police spokesman suggested a single individual had disembarked and left the IED in a bag, which exploded when the conductor tried to move it. This was the first of two attacks against Weena busses in Davao del Sur on June 15 and may have been the end result of an extortion attempt against the bus company, which had received a threatening letter on June 13. This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200706150004).
A police vehicle in the convoy was also damaged.
A policeman walking by the building saw the fire and extinguished it.  Parren Mitchell received many threatening letters and phone calls during his campaign, however, he ended up victorious, becoming Maryland's first Black Congressman.
A Polish oil worker was kidnapped earlier in the week in the Niger Delta.
A possible Jamaah Islamiyah attack.
A previously unknown group, Fedayeen Imam Mahdi, claimed responsibility for the attack, though government authorities did not take the claim seriously.  The killing of Tariq lead to riots in cities throughout Pakistan.
A provincial spokesman of the National Police also reported that several civilians were held hostage by troops loyal to UNITA leader Jonas Savimbi in an effort to prevent traffic flow on the Canjala-Culango highway and access to Balombo and Bocoio Municipalities. Such reports, however, were not confirmed.
A pump-action shotgun with a swastika was found nearby and police as well as the St. Petersburg prosecutor were treating the crime as racially motivated. --The killing drew strong condemnation from politicians and cemented St Petersburg's reputation as one of Russia's most dangerous cities for non-whites, along with Moscow and the student town of Voronezh. Following many other attacks on foreigners, St Petersburg-based white supremacists recently published instructions on how to kill a foreigner on the internet. A Manual For Street Terror urged attackers to wear gloves, shoe covers, and normal clothes to avoid detection and to form "white patrols". The manual is reportedly being handed out in leaflet form on St Petersburg's streets. On April 10 it was learned that suspect who was an electrician and had a previous conviction for illegal sale of weapons had been identified and arrested through fingerprints on the beer bottle used. On May 19, St. Petersburg police shot dead Dmitry Borovikov who was on the federal wanted list on suspicion of the Mad Crowd extremist group and was suspected of the murder.
A purported Taliban spokesman, Qari Mohammad Yusof, told AIP that Haji Abdol Baqi was injured in the attack while two of his men were killed. Abdol Baqi was also a close ally of Afghan warlord Esmail Khan, the incumbent minister for water and power.
A railway lineman, identified as Kharpattu, was held hostage for an unspecified number of hours while the militants damaged the railway tracks.
A railway station and a veterinary hospital were also targets of the attack.
A rebel group led by Reinado approached President Horta in two cars, and as they tried to make the abduction, Horta reached for a cell phone. The rebels shot him three times, and a shootout ensued with Horta's bodyguards.
A rebel-informant of the New People's Army (NPA) informed the military of the execution.
A released victim explained that he and the other victims were stopped at the roadblock put up by the guerrillas. Two victims were freed, but the fate of the 18 other victims was not disclosed in reports.
A reliable news source states the perpetrators were suspected of being Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) rebels, but a biased media source states it was Sri Lankan Army members.
A reliable source states that the officer and his son were wounded; a less reliable source states that only the son was wounded.
A report by McClatchy Newspapers placed the attack in al-Waleed neighborhood and also misplaced Zafaaraniya as being in Diyala Governorate.
A report from The News website (Islamabad) initially attributed the damage to two improvised explosive devices (IEDs).
A report on the incident indicates that the attackers were Kony Rebels. The same report notes that the attackers were likely member of the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA).
A representative with the Vedenskiy District military commandant's office said the incident lasted about an hour
A resident in the village thought that the insurgents were Al-Qaida.
A roadside bomb went off near his convoy on his way work.
A Royal Ulster Constabulary spokesman said that a number of shots had been fired from a person standing on Alloa Street on the Loyalist side towards a crowd on the nationalist Cliftonville Road.
A search was underway to find the people.
A second, unexploded bomb was found near the site of the first explosion. Authorities safely defused the device.
A security guard at the TRO was killed in the attack. The attack was carried out by two motorbike-riding men who threw grenades. In addition to the security guard, two TRO Technical Officers were injured. According to the police, there are two Sri Lanka Army sentry points within 100 m of the TRO office. The Tamil Rehabilitation Office was officially acknowledged as an NGO in 2002 and it lasted through 2005. In 2007, the US froze its assets in America because it was a pipeline for terrorist funding. One source reporting automatic firing for 35 minutes.
A senior police official said there was reason to believe that the attack was to settle political scores rather than insurgency related. Initial reports indicate the teacher was supporting a particular candidate.
A series of 14 explosive charges were placed along the highway prior to the attack and were detonated as the vehicle approached. Relatives of the victims noted in their statements that the FARC had threatened the individuals previously, however their motives for doing so remain unknown.
A similar attack against the Jose Maria Cordova Military Academy for Cadets occurred on 16 April 1999. The Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia (FARC) militiamen were responsible for the attack in April 1999.
A similar attack occurred on February 14, 2005 that claimed the lives of 12 people and left 151 others injured. Al-Qaida affiliate members were thought to have been responsible for that attack and two Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG) members were arrested for the bombing.
A similar attack was carried out in Tbilisi a month prior to this incident.
A similar attack was carried out on July 2, 2005 by the Kurdish PKK and it is believed that this attack was similarly carried out by the same group.
A similar bomb exploded near the government petrol station in Shanmaleswe Ward a month earlier. Although the Tavoy-based Military Intelligence Unit 19 attributed the blast to insurgents, the Tavoy townspeople believed it was an attempt by the MI personnel to instill fear among the local residents by creating such incidents.
A similar incident was reported to have occurred on October 15, 2000.
A simultaneous incident when a train traveling in the opposite direction also had a bomb go off on it.
A six-member probe committee said that "perpetrators" had set fire to a carpet outside the main gate of the office of the Speaker on level-5; inside the office of the administrative officer of the Law Section on Level-5 in the East Block; and the duct door of the building in front of Committee Section-9 on Level-7. --Part of the carpet leading to the Speaker's office was gutted. Additionally, five files with official documents were burnt in one of the two rooms on the fourth floor, and the fittings in the other room on the sixth floor were damaged. --Speaker Jamiruddin Sircar said perpetrators did it to destroy the peaceful atmosphere inside the parliament building.  --The attack came around the time that probes were set into the certificate forgery and promotion of some officials. Parliament Secretariat termed the fire as "an act of sabotage attempt."
A Somali police vehicle was damaged.  Thirty Somalians were arrested in the Taleh Mogadishu neighborhood in regards to this incident.
A source also suspected that the victims may have been kidnapped due to a financial dispute with their business partners.
A source notes that Hamas' (Islamic Resistance Movement) Izzedin al-Qassam military wing claimed responsibility for a number of rocket attacks that occurred during the same day.
A South Lebanon Army soldier sustained minor injuries in the attack. The report indicated that the attacking group was the Iranian-Syrian militia. The Iranian-Syrian Militia is a term sometimes used to refer to Hizballah. However, no evidence was offered to substantiate the article's assertion.
A spokesman for Hizb-ul Mujahideen called a Srinagar news agency to claim responsibility for the attack, and to state that Omar Abdullah was the intended target. Omar Abdullah was the son of Kashmir chief minister Farooq Abdullah.
A spokesman for the FUC rebels denied they had seized the UNHCR refugee camp and taken hostages since their only goal was to undermine President Deby, although a source of the UNHCR contended otherwise. The Chad government declined to make any comment on the events in Koukou.
A spokesman for the group claimed killing all soldiers aboard the three vehicles adding that at least 5 bodies remained on the scene, while a spokesman for the coalition forces confirmed an attack but could not confirm casualties
A spokesman for the RPA-ABB acknowledged that Nicor was a member of same but the assassination was not ordered by the group.  Subsequent to the assassination, Nicor was killed by Kenneth Tirthdas, the brother-in-law of Pura, who accompanied Pura on his fl
A spokesman for the Taliban, Abdul Samad, said of the attack: "We warn of more attacks on Kabul city today and tonight. The main target is the loya jirga but if that's not possible then anywhere in Kabul."
A spokesman of Pakistan-based Lashkar-e Toiba outfit claimed responsibility for the attack saying two of the militants of the outfit's Fidayeen squad (suicidal squad) stormed the camp.
A spokesman of the armed wing of the separatist Aceh Merdeka (Free Aceh) Movement (AGAM) Ismail Syahputra, denied the rebel's involvement in the kidnapping.  After the hostages were released, the perpetrators still demanded the ransom and threatened to blow up the building.
A spokesman of the Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba group claimed responsibility for the attack and said similar assaults would follow.
A Sri Lankan Tamil political party, the Tamil Eelam Liberation Organisation (TELO), accused a pro-government Tamil party of responsibility for the killing.
A state of emergency was imposed at the district hospital, following the incident.
A statement posted on the Internet claimed responsibility of Al-Jihad Base Organization in Al-Rafidayn.
A suicide bomber attacked an Iraqi police base in the town of Ramadi (west of Baghdad), but guards shot at the explosives-packed vehicle and detonated it before it could hit the base.
A suspected was wounded by a security guard.  The police investigation continues.
A Taliban spokesman called the Pakistani TV channel Geo media to take responsibility for the attack.
A Taliban spokesman, Yousuf Ahmadi, said by telephone the movement was responsible for the attack. He claimed seven police were also killed but this was rejected by authorities.
A Taliban spokesman, Zabihullah Mujahid, claimed responsibility, claiming the men were working as policemen.
A Taliban spokesperson denied knowing about the kidnapping. Sources are unclear on whether a ransom was demanded.
A taxi was hijacked and used in an attempted bombing of the Templemore Sports Complex. The bomb was defused, therefore the bombing was not successful.
A telephone call was made to the Associated Press after the incident claiming that the Al Aqsa Brigade was responsible for the attack. The group also sent a statement to the AFP saying: "Our fighters carried out an attack with automatic fire against a group of militia in Northern Jerusalem, the capital of Palestine, near station 25 in the Neve Yaakov neighbourhood."
A third body was found in a neighboring village, but no connection was noted between that killing and the death of the two fishermen
A threat was received by the family of one of the victims via a text message which read, ‘Bow your head down because the same thing that happened to your relative in Pula could happen to you too. Kosovo is forever the heart of Serbia.’
A total of 6 people killed.  Three were Hindu pilgrims and the other 3 were their Muslim guides.
A total of five Central Reserve Police Force personnel were injured in a grenade attack.
A twenty year old woman and sixteen year old woman were detained on suspicion of plotting to carry out a suicide bombing along with a thirty year old man.
A unit of the Colombian Army called the Quick Reaction Force was dispatched to deal with this attack by the FARC.  Unnamed "officials" explained that the hill also contained important telecommunications and mobile network facilities, in additions to a weapons arsenal.  A mid-ranking Colonel was killed, and a Phantom aircraft was destroyed in the clash.  Individual names of the perpetrators were not available.
A unknown number of civilians were injured in the attack.
A vehicle was destroyed in the attack.
A Vietnamese male was believed to have shot Nyguen Van Luy and his wife.  The Vietnamese Organization to Exterminate Communists and Restore the Nation stated that Van Luy was attacked because he collected money from Vietnamese refugees which he subsequently sent to the Vietnamese government.
A week earlier delivery trucks parked at a Los Gatos post office, located four blocks away from the Pacific Gas and Electric Company, were firebombed (197104230003).
A week earlier, the R.O.T.C. building at the University of Hawaii campus was destroyed by fire, however, authorities did not believe that this incident was carried out by the same perpetrators (197102260002).  A broken bottleneck with a wick and matchbook were discovered at the scene.
A week following the explosion, the school was still shut, as instructors and students were too afraid to return
A week later, another building on the University of Hawaii campus was set on fire, however, authorities did not believe that this incident was carried out by the same perpetrators (197103050001).
A window at the facility was shattered on the same day, but it is not believed to be related to this incident.  Reports conflict as to whether Dean Harvey Hicks  confessed to this incident in 1991.  In 1981, the Culver City IRS offices assessed a substantial penalty to Hicks for faulty tax returns.
A witness at the scene suggested the rockets missed the speech site by at least a half-mile. Taliban spokesman Qari Yousef Ahmadi claimed his group’s involvement in the attack in a post-incident phone call to media outlets. Afghan Police arrested eleven suspects.
A witness reported that three youths threw an object at the building.  The attack took place during rising tensions between the Black and Jewish communities in Crown Heights.  New York City Mayor, John Lindsay, established the Crown Heights Urban Actions Task Force two days after the attack.  The task force was set up to deal with community problems.
A witness reports seeing the device the night before it detonated
A woman and 7-year-old child were among those killed, while seven others, including a woman and three children, were wounded in the explosion.
A written statement in the name of the insurgent group al-Qaida in Iraq said the attack targeted local leaders of the Mahdi Army.
A Yemeni government official rejected the AAIA's claim of responsibility. Some reports called the target a shopping center, while others called it a supermarket.
Abbas was subsequently arrested by Iraqi Police and confessed during interrogation.
Abd-al-Qadir is the second member of the council to be assassinated.
Abdel Salam Kubaisi, a senior official of a Sunni Muslim association who meditated the release, stated that the perpetrators believed that the hostages did not like the United States involvement in the war and that the captors believed they were not spies.
Abdelkader Benmessaoud was the former area 9 commander of AQLIM's Saharan brigade.
Abdi had recently received calls from several Somali lawmakers as well as the prime minister to help them with the formation of the new government.
Abdol Hay had delivered speeches against the Taliban and promoting the US supported Hamid Karzai regime. The Taliban had frequently attacked targets in Afghanistan's Urozgan Province prior to this bombing.
Abductors were led by Ali Nasser Hiraygdan from Marib.
Abdul Gani was not the intended target of the shooter.
Abdul Latif Hakimi, a purported spokesman of the Taliban, claimed responsibility for the attack in a telephone call from an undisclosed location.
Abdul-Amir, a critic of al-Qaida and also a Sunni sheik, he was the fourth city council chairman of Fallujahh to be killed in the last 14 months by insurgents.
Abdulrahman Demir and Sait Unurlu were kidnapped while driving a truck in Iraq at an unknown location within the country. The Turkish company, Oztur Transportation Company, agreed to pull its business from Iraq.
Abidin Irmak, 49, was killed in the attack and the following individuals were injured: Kemal Irmak, Huseyin Irmak, Mustafa Asal, Necati Vol, Ozgul Erdem Cosar, Bulent Cosar, Ozgur Cosar.
About three months before, the Taliban kidnapped four Paktika high court judges and put them to death.  The Taliban warned that all those accepting government jobs would face the same punishment.
About two weeks before the arson, the Marvin L. Goodson Logging Company, which owned the tractors, had received two threatening letters to "take your equipment and go back to where you came from."
Abu Musab al-Zarqawi claimed responsibility for the attack on behalf of Jamaat al-Tawhid wa'l-Jihad, or Unity and Jihad Group. The website often carries statements from Al-Qaida. The oil installations were not harmed although operations were disrupted for several days.
Abu Musab al-Zarqawi was the leader of the Al-Qaida Organization of Holy War in Iraq at the time of the attack.
Abu Sayyaf Group was known to have connections with Al-Qaida during the time of this attack.
Abu Sayyaf was the group that initially kidnapped the girl but they transferred her over to the Moro Islamic Liberation Front. There is no specific number of perpetrators involved from start to finish.
Abu-Musab al-Zarqawi's group claimed responsibility for the attack which it said was a suicide operation against those whom it called cowardly mercenaries.
According the  article by the International Herald Tribune, arrest warrants had been issued for 3 suspects in the murders of the soldiers. Additionally, the villagers had barricaded the road leading into the village with logs and by using women and children as human barricades.
According the Serbian state-owned media, the attackers were Albanian youths between 18 and 20 years old.
According to a military spokesman, three LTTE members in uniforms fired at soldiers who were returning from a routine patrol from 200 meters away.  They also hurled a grenade, which did not hurt anyone when it exploded.  This was the fifth day of such attacks.
According to Agence France Presse, the incident occurred "amid a string of similar bombings coinciding with the start of the Paris criminal trial of Charles Pieri, a 54-year-old veteran nationalist suspected of leading Corsica's largest underground organization".
According to Al-Sharqiyah TV, this was the second house exploded by an armed group, which had explained that the reason for blowing up the house was that a person suspected of informing about armed elements in the area was living in the house.
According to army sources, the explosives were places at kilometers 67 and 87 of the pipeline.
According to Deutsche Presse-Agentur, the town had been hit by a similar bomb attack six months before.  The previous attack was claimed by a separatist Galican organization.
According to initial investigations, the explosives were part of the same dynamite stolen in Plevin (in Brittany) in September 1999 and used in bomb attacks for which the Breton Revolutionary Army (Breton separatist group) had claimed responsibility. ARB was thought to have been demonstrating its support for a strike by the country's tax officers, which forced the government to postpone the date scheduled for 2000 income tax declarations.
According to Interfax, this incident was the second attempt to destroy the same train on the same section of track in the week of September 3, 2000.
According to KUNA source, an Interior Ministry source only mentioned two workers being kidnapped from the headquarters by the gunmen and taken to an unknown destination.
According to officials, it was unclear how the bomb made it into the high security zone (HSZ).  The residential area where the parliamentarian lived and where the bomb was left was known as a VIP area, as it was where top politicians, officials, and senior military lived.  Sources believed that the bomb was actually left there instead of being carried closer when the suspects realized the road was heavily guarded and searched following bomb attacks that had occurred the previous week.  One of the sources specifically mentioned that the Air Force chief lived near Shivajilingham's house.
According to police, the militants killed Satrughan Mahato and released Sashi Mahato on 06/02/2011.
According to reports on the incident the number of captives was either 5 or 6. It was unknown how long victim's were held in captivity or how the situation was resolved. They were taken as human shields so the perpetrators could flee the scene.
According to reports the ALF has targeted McDonald's restaurants in the past.
According to reports, as they approached the victims, the suspects asked the them for the whereabouts of another Muslim. When the victims informed the cadres that they were not aware of their quarry, they were shot.  The incident occurred at about 7:00pm.
According to reports, members of Islami Chatra Shibir (ICS) committed the assault, backed by Jamaat-e-Islami.
According to reports, ST workers from the nearby Faizan-e-Aulia mosque surrounded Jamia Masjid and fired at those inside. Gunfire was returned from within the mosque.
According to reports, the perpetrators were said to regard residents of Kizuka Zone as traitors because 300 men from there had left the National Council for the Defense of Democracy (CNDD) and its armed branch, the Forces for the Defense of Democracy, in order to join the side of the regular government forces.
According to RTP, the Portuguese journalists were traveling with a column of jeeps which had been traveling in Iraq for only seven minutes when they came under fire.
According to Sinhaya.com, Gramasevaka of Kudumbamalai and a youth were found at midnight Saturday at Santhiveli, north of Batticaloa.  Their bodies were tied to lampposts with chains on two byroads leading to the Batticaloa beach, and they had suffered head injuries. Gramasevaka and a contractor had been abducted by LTTE on October 4, 2001.
According to Sinhaya.com, the civilians are believed to have been shot in revenge for recent air attacks by the government on LTTE training camps. The civilians were shot as they were returning from a night watch in their farms.
According to Sinhaya.com, the two fishermen were shot while they were fishing in the Maduru Oya tank.  The perpetrators fired at the fisherman from Kandegamuwa village in Maduru Oya, across the jungle from where the victims were fishing.
According to some police sources, Munda wanted to leave the group following a dispute over distribution of extortion money among the ranks. However, other police sources said that pamphlets recovered from the incident sight claimed that Munda was a police informer. The most recent available sources listed the attack type from a shooting to having the victim’s throat cut, so the majority attack type reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
According to sources, a three year-old boy being held by the woman killed in the blast survived, but was injured.  Police arrested one person in a Kampala neighborhood with suspected connections to the incident, and were searching for another person who had fled a clinic.
According to sources, home guards are comprised of ethnic Sinhalese, pro-government civilians with weapons training.  One of the two sources for this event noted that 5 home guards were also wounded in this event, while the other source notes that five home guards were wounded in separate events that day.
According to sources, the camp's purpose was as a base for Shiite organizers of the rituals taking place during Muharram, an holy month for Islam.
According to sources, the deceased was the head of Gilgit police's investigation unit and supervised all anti-terrorist probes.
According to sources, the priest's (63) family said the gunmen told the priest they needed to question him about his garlanding of the Sri Lankan president.  He was taken out of his house and into his backyard as he was eating dinner with his wife and three children.  His body was found later.
According to the attack claim several members of the Mujahideen Shura force and some Iraqi security personnel were wounded and killed in the attack, but no exact numbers were given. But the Shura Council stated it lost 3 members killed, whereas the U.S. Army contended it killed 50 members. --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.
According to the authorities the bomb was made of a live 60-mm mortal shell hidden inside a box containing a pair of shoes, videotapes, and books.
According to the Basque news agency Vasco Press, the name Alfonso Parada Ulloa had appeared several times on hit lists seized from ETA assassination squads. Ulloa had taken part in several anti-terrorist operations during his career as a civil guard. ETA claimed that it wanted to show that Interior Minister Jaime Mayor Oreja was wrong when he said that the organization only had the Donosti commando unit left.
According to the claim of responsibility, faxed to  the Agence France Presse, "We offer this heroic operation as a gift to our people and the families of our martyrs on the occasion of the Eid al-Fitr. This attack was not the first and will not be the last of its kind. The enemy leaders should await the greatest revenge for the blood of our martyrs."
According to the interior minister, ETA was trying to respond to police actions against their organization.
According to the Italian Foreign Ministry, the unidentified perpetrators showed a body and the passport of Salvatore Santoro, 52, to an Iraqi photographer.
According to the LTTE themselves, the specifics of their personnel involved in the two-pronged raid included: two Lieutenant-Colonels, six Majors, 12 Captains and one Lieutenant rank (all Black Tiger members), a Lieutenant-Colonel who led an attack team was from Trincomalee, two of the members, a Major and a Captain, were from Batticaloa, one from Mullaiththeevu, one from Mannaar, three from Ki'linochchi and eleven members from Jaffna. Three Captains were women. It is suspected that the attack was "launched by the LTTE in retaliation for the recent operations of the Sri Lankan Navy against the transport ships of the LTTE and the air strikes of the SLAF over LTTE positions in the Northern Province." It is believed that at least 20 of the LTTE commandoes were either killed by Sri Lankan security forces in the attack, or otherwise committed suicide to avoid falling prey to Sri Lankan security. Liberation Tigers Military Spokesman Irasiah Ilanthirayan claimed the incident while talking to TamilNet.
According to the owner of the house Petar Bojic, security members of the Coordination Centre building that is in the immediate vicinity of his house, saw when the second incendiary explosive device fell on the house, after which he and his family woke up.
According to the source Maoist guerrilla groups have been launching a terror campaign since 1969 and that this attack occurred a day after the Phillipino military recommended a two day Christmas truce with the NPA.
According to the sources, one Palestinian man planted the bomb in the vehicle after working with the Israeli government.  Two Palestinian men were reportedly arrested for the incident, and authorities said they later admitted to the incident.
According to the victims, Commander Arvind Yadav received a phone message by a Maoist cadre in Kareli compelling the Maoists to release the hostages because other villagers were preparing to attack them at their hideouts. The available sources listed the number of hostages for this attack from seven to 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.
According to the Xinhua News Agency, the rebels usually force civilians to take part in their "ideological" programs and free them unharmed after a few days.
Accoriding to press reports, the car bombing threated to ignite sectarian conflict
Accounts differ on whether or not an attack occurred; some sources claim fireworks merely exploded behind Choudhury.
Aceh Besar police chief Superintendent, Sayed Hoesainy, said that homemade booby traps had been laid along a 30 kilometer stretch of road in Pidie that were intended to specifically target security forces in the area.
Achille Amerio, the number two at the Italian embassy, informed the Kremlin an hour and a half before the attack that a bombing would occur. Two Chechens were detained in relation to the attacks.
Acil Mohammad was the second female lawyer to be murdered within a week in Iraq.
Actual target of attacker may have been the nearby hotel where law enforcement personnel frequent.
Additional damage to building and injuries to people were a result of combustible material maintained illegally in the building.
Additional information about the missing soldiers was not provided; as a result, it was not clear if the soldiers were in fact kidnapped.
Additional sources could not be found to verify this particular attack.
Additional victims included Mohammad Zaman, Naqeebullah, and Nadeem. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Aditya Lohar was killed during the attack; while Mihir Singh was critically injured.
Afghan authorities had blamed remnants of the ousted Taliban and fighters loyal to rebel leader Gulbuddin Hekmatyar for previous attacks in the region. A month before, Taliban suspects burned down a tent school in eastern Laghman province.
Afghan authorities launched a massive manhunt for the perpetrators arresting 12 suspects. The PNG-Post Courier and The Associate Press state that the victim was Governor Sher Mohammed Aghunzada. AFP, however, indicates that the victim was Abdul Hakim Khan and that Governor Sher Mohammed Aghunzada commented on the circumstances of Khan's death.
Afghan Islamic Press reported that two civilians were killed in the explosion and a police officer was injured in the attack.
Afghan leaders claimed that at least ten Taliban members died in the fighting, while no soldiers died. However, witnesses claimed that at least ten soldiers died and three assailants were injured in the fighting. Because there were no third party sources confirming the contradictory accounts, a value of unknown is used in casualty coding.
Afghan officials stated, "He could be linked with the enemies of the government and people." News sources indicate this is a common term associated to the Taliban.
Afghan Police arrived and fired on the bodyguards before evacuating Mr. Sabet in a bulletproof vehicle that was subsequently hit by small arms fire. Afghan police began disarming hundreds of private security personnel who worked for Jurat on July 9.
Afghan Provincial Governor Abdul Karim Brahiwi stated that there was no doubt that Taliban and Al-Qaida members were responsible for the attack.
Afghanistan's Khost (Province), near the Pakistan border, has seen much violence in recent times. No specific group was blamed for the attack, but the chief of Bak (District), Sayed Ahmad Wafa, blamed "enemies of peace and the country" for the attack.
AFP reported four MCC militants and one Police officer killed, and five other soldiers injured.  All India Radio Home News Service reported four police officers killed.  Indian Express reported one constable dead and six police injured.  This incident is linked to another incident later on 02/13/2003 (cf. 200302100006).
AFP reported that 24 people were injured whereas Al-Sharqiyah Television stated that 42 people were hurt in the blast.
African Union vehicle was stolen by rebels.
After kidnapping them at 0600 hours [local time], they put them in a vehicle in which they took a route designed to confuse them. Once in the house, which they entered with their eyes blindfolded, they tied them to two beds, from which they were released only to eat or go to the toilet, where they went always accompanied by one of the terrorists. The perpetrators blew up the victims' van full of explosives they planned to use in a weekend attack because they feared police were on their trail.
After killing the victim, the assailants went inside his home and robbed his wife of gold jewelry.
After President Castro made the claim that a group of exiles were going to try and kill him, the driver of the exiled group was arrested with explosives and a hand drawn map, which possibly showed that Castro's motorcade route would pass by where the explosives were buried.  However, it is not clear that the two incidents are linked.
After receiving a tip of the planned hijacking from the police, the passengers deplaned the aircraft under the ruse of a mechanical failure and were held in a waiting room.  Barbara Pliskow took out her gun and dynamite and stated that everyone was going to die, but she was quickly disarmed and arrested.  In her purse a note signed by the Black Liberation Army was discovered stating the motives behind the attack were "because we have watched the senseless murder of political prisoners at Tombs in New York, San Quentin and Attica, we've decided to take this action.  No course but to escalate.  We're prepared to give life."  Two other people suspected of being affiliated with the Black Panthers, Brenda Jackson and David Reddus, were charged with conspiracy for this incident.
After shooting the victim, the perpetrator fired shots in the air and yelled "Long live Algeria, long live the revolution".  One less-reputable source speculates that the assailant was suffering from senile dementia at the time of the attack.  However, the remaining two sources do not indicate that the assailant was not of sound mind.
After the airing of the movie, there were protests, picketing, and demonstrations against CBS-TV networks and affiliates nationwide by demonstrations by Jews and Jewish sympathizers.
After the assassination, supporters of Qadri rioted in the streets.
After the attack the guerrillas scattered in various directions, and took an undetermined number of injured fighters with them.
After the attack, crude oil prices jumped by more than $2 a barrel on the world market.
After the attack, the area was cordoned off by troops and violent military search operation was carried out.
After the attack, the perpetrators stated "As we have warned before in the two previous attacks on Zionist diplomats, we are warning the Zionist entity in this third attack on the Zionist diplomat that it has to exit our dear country Jordan...We also warn the Jordanian government for the third time to expel all Zionists from our country, to close the enemy embassy in our country...We also warn all Jordanian businessmen who have economic interests with the Zionists in Jordan to end this partnership with Zionists in Jordan because the Zionist factories and interests will be targetted by our attacks...We will not stop the Jihad (holy war) and we will continue our attacks against the Zionist enemy in every place as long as Palestine is occupied, as long as al-Aqsa mosque is occupied and our people and families in Palestine are being slaughtered before our eyes."  The attack on Ratshabi was especially disconcerting to Israeli officials because the militants succeeded in targeting a low level emissary. Ratshabi said he had left a supermarket, drove some 300 meters, made a u-turn and was then shot from a passing car. Prior to this attack, there were two other violent incidents involving embassy officials since Israel and Jordan established diplomatic ties in 1994. In September 1997, gunmen fired from a car at two Israeli Embassy guards as they headed home from work, wounding them. In October 1999 another gunman shot at an embassy guard and missed.
After the bomb detonated, an anonymous caller phoned United Press International stating that the incident was the "beginning of a campaign of reprisals.  We have not forgotten in these past three months.  We are just beginning-We are Attica."
After the bomb went off, a caller phoned the police station and claimed credit for the incident on behalf of the Weathermen.  Bruce Paul Lohmann admitted carrying out this incident and the bombing of a different Bank of America in Mill Valley on March 23rd and Tamalpais High School on April 27th (197103230001 and 197104230004).  It is unknown if he was actually a member of the Weathermen.  The bomb detonated at 8:04 AM.  There were four other bombings in Northern California on April 23rd (197104230001, 197104230002,197104230003, and 197104230005).
After the bombing, authorities brought in extra police to help prevent further attacks by ETA.
After the bombing, the Los Angeles Times received a phone call claiming the attack.  The caller signed off saying "never again," the slogan of the Jewish Defense League.  The JDL alleged that Shaath, a Palestinian, was a member of Black September.  Robert Manning received a small fine and a suspended jail sentence after he disavowed the JDL in the courtroom during his trial.
After the explosion, armed gunmen attacked approaching journalists and broke their cameras.
After the explosion, police found another bomb at the facility that had failed to explode.
After the fire burned out, a large puddle of gasoline was discovered in the building.  The abortion clinic had previously been the target of many protests.
After the foiled attack much of the city was put on high-alert.   President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo warned the unknown perpetrators of the attack not to disrupt the Christmas peace.
After the incident, a search began for the perpetrators.  The injured officers were taken to Anuradhapura hospital.
After the incident, Russian troops inspected over 90 kilometers of the rail tracks and defused ten other explosive devices.
After the incident, the abortion clinic ceased operation.  Curtis Beseda set fires at the same facility on two separate occasions (198312030005 and 198403260022).  Beseda pled guilty and was sentenced to ten years in prison.
After the incident, the gunmen fled before nearby neighbors could call for help.
After the investigation, the cause of the fire/arson was still unconfirmed and unclear, though authorities were able to conclude that the incident was arson, and not an accidental fire. The perpetrators are unknown, and there was no link made between the harassing phone calls, possibly from an environmental group, and the arson.
After the Turkish government did not take action, the hostage was beheaded on a video shown on Ansar al-Sunna's website.
After this bomb was dismantled, an explosion took place at the Coffee Profession Board in the same city. No one claimed responsibility for the bombs but various authorities had identified the most likely culprits as being separatist rebels, Somali Muslim extremists, opposition groups or Ethiopia's arch-rival neighbor Eritrea. This bomb attempt followed a series of mysterious explosions in Addis Ababa earlier in the year.
After Trutt was arrested, authorities searched her apartment and found several more pipe bombs and a shot gun, along with animal rights literature and pictures of tortured animals.  Trutt was also sentenced in a different trial for the possession of explosives and bomb making materials. Additionally, although the bomb placed outside US Surgical did not detonate on the spot, authorities claimed it was a powerful bomb, filled with nails which were meant to shred people, and thus, could have potentially caused serious injuries.
AFX News reported 9 injuries, but prevailing sources reported no injuries.
Agathon Rwasa was the leader of the National Liberation Forces-Party for the Liberation of the Hutu People (FNL) during the time of the attack.
Agence France Presse and Deutsche Presse Agentur reported the attack as a suicide attack; the Associated Press reported it as an explosion.
Agence France Presse received a statement from the People's Mujahedeen (MKO) claiming responsibility and this was confirmed by the official Iranian news agency.
Agence France Presse reported that the hotel was popular with foreigners.
Agence France Presse reported the raid as occurring in the Bijapur village of Chhattisgarh state, while the Indo-Asian News Service reported the location as Odsa village in the Dantewada district of Chhattisgarh state and The Times of India reported it as occurring in the Bijapur district (which is located in Karnataka state).
Agriculture Minister Gagig Shakhbazian and Parliament member Garant Voskanian both suffered heart attacks in the incident and were released after about 10 hours of captivity and taken to the hospital. Those killed included Prime Minister Vazgen Sarkisian, Parliament Speaker Karen Demirchian, Deputy Speaker Yuri Bakhshian, Energy Minister Leonard Petrosian, Senior Economic Official Mikhail Kotanian, Deputy Speaker Ruben Miroian, and Genrikh Abramian, another member of parliament.
Ahle Sunnat wal Jamaat (ASAWJ) was formerly known as Sipaha-e-Sihaba Pakistan (SSP), a party that was banned in 2002 for suspected involvement in terrorist activities and sectarian violence. ASWJ was banned in 2012 for the same reasons.
Ahmad Omar Saeed Sheikh, a member of the militant organization Jaish-e-Mohammad, and the three codefendants were indicted in the abduction and murder of Pearl. Saeed is accused of masterminding the kidnapping and videotaping the murder of Pearl, who went missing Jan. 23, 2002 while investigating Pakistani connections to al-Qaida. The co-defendants were Sheikh Mohammed Adeel, Salman Saqib and Fahad Naseem, who confessed to having emailed pictures of Pearl in captivity to the Wall Street Journal.
Ahmad Qadir, one of the two victims, was the brother of the director of the Kirkuk (District)s and Sub-(District)s Police.
Ahsanullah Ahsan, a spokesman for the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), claimed responsibility in a phone call to The Associated Press, and threatened more attacks against Americans and North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) personnel.
Aircraft borne weapons were used in the attack.
Ajit Mishra, a government school teacher posted at the school, was arrested by police on 06/01/2011 on suspicion of supplying the Maoists with explosives, remote control devices, fuse wire and other equipment used in several explosions in Rohtas and neighboring districts. The most recent available sources listed the date for this attack from 05/31/2011 to 06/01/2011, so the majority casualty date reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
Ajour was found dead on June 11 from an execution-style gunshot wound.
Akakhel Amn Lashkar is a government-backed and armed tribal militia.
Akbar Khan was killed on 08/25/2010 while his son, Munawar, was released the same day.
Akhunzada was a member of the joint Pakistan-Afghanistan peace jirga and this was the second of two killings of members of that organization on October 20, 2007. He had previously received death threats related to his participation in the organization. This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200710200006).
Akihiko Saito was employed with the British firm, Hart Security.
Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigades, the armed wing of Fatah movement and Saraya al Quds, jointly claimed responsibility for the attack.
Al nasir Salah al-Din Brigades is the armed wing of the Popular Resistance Committee. Rocket attacks against Ashqelon had intensified after Israel's withdrawal from the Gaza Strip. --Both statements note that the "Zionist enemy" acknowledged that the rockets fell near a power station and a military base in the city.
Al Qa'ida in Mesopotamia, a homegrown insurgent group that American intelligence says is led by foreigners, has staged repeated attacks in Diyala against the Sunni tribesmen, known as Awakening Council members.  Al Qa'ida in Mesopotamia is suspected in this attack.  Since I was unsure how to classify the "target type" of Awakening Council members, I coded them as police.
Al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigade claimed responsibility for the attack in an unspecified manner. Israeli forces found the van torched in an abandoned olive grove near Jamma'in in the afternoon. The perpetrators may have intended to scuttle the concurrent Annapolis Summit.
Al-Arabiyah Television reported Ansar al-Sunna's claim of responsibility.
Al-Aswad was killed during an unsuccessful rescue attempt.
Al-Bazam alleges he was beaten with rifles and clubs, burned with candles and cigarettes, forced to curse God and Muhammad, had his beard and eyebrows shaved, had a ‘17’ shaved into his head, had gunshots fired between his legs, and was ordered to give his captors names of HAMAS activities before being released seven hours later at an unspecified location in Gaza. al-Fatah denied involvement in the attack.
Al-Harbi, a supporter of the Iraqi Islamic Party, was not home when the attack occurred.
Al-Hayali's wife was also killed
Al-Hurriyyah Television was affiliated with the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan.
Al-Jbouri was a member of the Islamic Dawa Party-Iraq Organization and former head of the Basra provincial council.
Al-Jediyan was dragged from the home and shot 45 times just outside.
Al-Jibouri had been openly critical of AQI and was leaving home for work when he was killed. Al-Sharqiyah Television (Baghdad) and Reuters reported that al-Jibouri was kidnapped on June 1, tortured, murdered, and his body dumped in Sulaiman Bek, Kirkuk Governorate, Iraq, but all other wire agencies and international sources suggest he was killed stepping out of his home, a claim made by Iraqi security forces. The Jubur tribe has been heavily targeted by AQI.
Al-Nasir Army (Syria) and Jaish al-Mujahideen (Syria) also claimed responsibility for the incident. Sources also attributed the attack to Al-Nusrah Front.
Al-Nasireen Group, Al-Arifeen, Save Kashmir Movement and Farzandan-e-Millat organizations claimed responsibility for the attack.
Al-Nawaz claim of responsibility was sent by fax to a local paper, but the group itself was debunked by authorities as non-existent. Al-Nawaz also claimed responsibility for a bombing in Lahore earlier in the month that killed 8 people.
Al-Nusrah Front offered its assistance in locating the photojournalist.
Al-Obaidi was freed unharmed in Baghdad on November 5, 2007.
Al-Qa ida in the Lands of the Islamic Maghreb (AQLIM) claims that they killed ten guards; however, media sources only confirm that nine were killed.
Al-Qa'ida in Iraq (AQI) claimed responsibility for this attack via the Honein jihadist forum.
Al-Qa'ida in Iraq is very active in the region.
Al-Qa'ida in Iraq up until a year ago was very active in the region.
Al-Qa'ida in Islamic North Africa emerged from an alliance between Osama bin Laden's international terrorist network and an Algerian Islamist movement known as the Salafist Group for Call and Combat.  It is this group that claimed responsibility for the attack.
Al-Qa'ida in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) reportedly paid $10 million for the German hostage.
Al-Qaida in Iraq was suspected for the attack though there was no claim of responsibility.
Al-Qaida is believed to be behind the attack due to the sophisticated planning.
Al-Quds Brigades, the military wing of the Islamic Jihad Movement in Palestine, claimed responsibility for the attack, but IDF officials blamed Hamas and argued that the rockets were Hamas-made.
Al-Quds claimed responsibility for the attack in a written statement distributed to Palestinian media outlets on June 6.
Al-Shabaab claimed to have carried out 28 attacks this evening, but only six of the attacks could be confirmed in sources.
Al-Shabaab had carried out similar attacks throughout the week. Further, they asserted that the attacks were carried out at night to avoid killing innocent students.
Al-Shabaab had recently warned civilians to avoid government premises.
Al-Shabaab spokesperson Abdiaziz Abu Musab claimed responsibility for this attack.
Al-Shabaab spokesperson Sheik Abdiazaiz Abu Musab claimed responsibility.
Al-Sharqiyah reported that it aired a report quoting British forces as saying that the Basra airport had come under rocket attack without causing any damage.
Al-Sulaymaniah is a daily newspaper in Sorani Kurdish published by Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK).
Al-Zind, a signatory of the ecumenical Mecca Document of October 20, 2006, was likely killed because of his attempts to reconcile Sunnis and Shi’is.
Alderman J.Steiner was under some political scrutiny for opposing the sale of cannibus in local coffee shops.
Alexei Uchitel's office in St. Petersburg was also targeted in an arson attack on August 31, 2017.
ALF both spray-painted their initials at the scene and posted a message on their website claiming responsibility for the incident.
Algerian authorities believed that based on location and weaponry believe the militant group, Salafist Group of Call and Combat were behind the attack.
Algerian papers believed the attack was the work of the Salafist Group for Preaching and Fighting (GSPC), but the police did indicate that any group was under suspicion.
Ali Abdul-Amir was a Shia living in a Sunni-dominated neighborhood.
Ali al Fadhli was originally wounded in the incident, although succumbed to his injuries a week after the drive-by shooting.
Ali Hamid Farhan al-Dulaymi survived the attack and was in the hospital in serious condition at the time of this report.
Ali was killed during an attempted Lashkar-e Taiba attack on Rajauri.
All 300 passengers on board the train survived the blast. This attack was the second train bombing in Ethiopia in 1999; the first was in August 1999.
All businesses and schools were closed over the protests over the Buddha statue in the middle of town.  The opening of the Sinhalese shop that was the site of the attack was thought to anger pro-Tamil protesters.  Police imposed a curfew after the attack.  Also following the attack, Tamil and Sinhala factions clashed around 2:45pm.
All casualties were members of the ninth regiment of Oil Facilities Protection Force. Two men were killed in the shooting: Mizhar Ali Muhammad and Abdallah Muhammad Salih. The other three passengers were injured: Muthanna Ramadan, Ibrahim Idris, and Shihab al-Hajji.
All hostages were released later that day and warned by the militants that they would face execution if found guilty of making contact with the government.
All of the hostages were released unharmed.
All of the hostages were released.
All of the kidnap victims were released later the same day.
All of the nationalities of the killed or injured were not listed and there was not enough information to state that they were all of India decent.
All passengers were released when the Yemeni crew overpowered the hijacker while the airplane was refueling in Djibouti. Mohammed Yehia Ali Sattar attempted to divert the airplane to Baghdad International Airport in Iraq. The Yemen Airlines pilot convinced the attacker that the airplane needed to refuel in Djibouti before going to Iraq, where he was subdued.
All six crew members released unharmed on 7/21/2009.
All sources provide different dates of the attack.  In addition, sources provide different accounts of the number killed.
All sources say five people were killed so this was divided across the two attacks to get 2.5 for nkill for each attack except this one which is 3.5 since the terrorist death from the suicide attack is included in the total. The most conservative estimate for injuries was 11, so 5.5 was entered for nwound.
All sources say five people were killed so this was divided across the two attacks to get 2.5 for nkill for each attack. The most conservative estimate for injuries was 11, so 5.5 was entered for nwound.
All sources state 12 injuries 0 deaths not 12 deaths and 0 injuries.
All the hostages were eventually released. Nine of the Colombians were released on March 27, 1998 because they were not linked to paramilitary death squads, the rebels' enemies, and were not wealthy enough to make a ransom demand worthwhile. One American hostage escaped on April 2, 1998. The four Americans were kidnapped because FARC was suspicious that they were gathering intelligence for the United States. It was eventually proven that this was untrue.
All the victims belonged to the Hazara tribe, who were mainly Shi'i Muslims. Pakistani government authorities suspected that the Lashkar-e Jhangvi group had been linked to the killings of both Shi'i Muslims and Christians before the attack. Local authorities suspected that Lashkar-e Jhangvi was connected with the Al-Qaida organization as well.
All the victims were civilians. This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200305190001-02).
All three perpetrators were wearing camouflage uniforms. Znamenskoye village is base of the Russian Federation's human rights envoy to Chechnya.
All three policemen who had gone missing three days prior were found decapitated on May 28, 2006.
All three sources state the incident took place in Batticaloa district, but one source states it also happened in Jaffna peninsula
Allan Daly survived two weeks before finally succumbing to his wounds.  Frank Thurber belonged to the San Francisco Mailers Union.  Thurber offered Richard Wamsley and Larry Rutherford $300 to "rough up" Daly.  Thurber provided them with a weapon and drove the to Daly's home.  Printers used by non-striking members of the San Rafael Independent journal were firebombed days later (197007080002).
Almousaly was a military advisor at the Egyptian diplomatic offices in the Gaza Strip. After his release, Al Ahrar Brigades issued another demand for the release of Palestinian prisoners in Egypt.
Along with Ahmed, five other prominent JSD leaders were also killed in the attack: Kazi Aref Ahmed, Advocate Yakub Ali, a former Upazila sub-district Chairman, Lokman Hossain, President of the Kushtia district unit of the JSD, and Israel Ali Kachi, a local leader.
Alparslan professes to have committed this act alone, but the Turkish authorities had detained six other people that had a connection to him.
Also abducted were Gopal Munda and Chandreshwar Oraon. Chandreshwar Oraon escaped, and the other two victims were killed.
Also captured: Jha's daughter and their driver, Umesh Magar. The driver is a 'pahade' (a person from the hilly region).
Also captured: Prakash Darnal, Madhav Adhikari, and Sitaram Ghimire.
Also injured were Minister for Information Technology and Employment Generation B. Gopalkrishna Reddy, legislators C. Krishnamurthy and Rajasekhar Reddy, and local politician Shankar Reddy.
Also injured: Maulana Zeenatullah.
Also injured: The car's driver and four civilian bystanders. This was the third attack on Kenyan security forces in two days.
Also kidnapped: Bishwas Rai and Bibek Rai. The three were returning from a football game.
Also kidnapped: Murli Gopal Ranjit, an engineer, and Tek Bahadur Lama, a contractor.
Also killed in the attack were Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) fighters, Anwar Maulana and Kalidin Ulama.
Also killed in the attack were Officers Abines Silvano and Necasio Tabilon, and Chief of Police Supt. Arnel Arpon.
Also killed: Chadananda Yadav, a local. JTMM-J district leader, Aakrosh, took responsibility when talking to ekantipur.com correspondent, Bibas Bidrohi. The attack took place at around 5 pm, local time.
Also wounded was Raju Shrestha, a passenger on the bus. Police believe that the deceased person was a member of JTMM-J, but the group denies that any of their members were killed in the action. The attack happened at around 8pm, local time. It is the first time that civilians were targeted for defying a bandh (strike). This attack appears to be connected to GTD ID# 200709160012.
Also wounded: Ashesh Aryal Munna. Police are skeptical as to whether or not JTMM-J is actually involved in the attack. According to the Superintendent of Police in Sunsari district, JTMM-J often takes credit for attacks they did not commit. He also states that the attack appears to have been criminally motivated rather than politically motivated, and that Aryal was probably meant to be kidnapped and ransomed rather than killed. Aryal was the cousin of Prime Minister Girija Prasad Koirala.
Although 16 people were reported as disappearing, sources only state that 14 passengers were released.  There is no mention made of anyone else being released or being held in continued custody.  It is likely that one of these figures is in error; either 14 passengers were taken and released, or 16 were taken and released.
Although a caller, claiming to be a member of Earth First! claimed responsibility for the incident in the name of the group, a spokesperson for the group stated that he had no knowledge of the fire or any such actions, but that it may have been committed by Earth First members, so it is uncertain that this group was definitely responsible, though it is most likely.  Additionally, at the same time as this arson incident, the same Earth First! caller also claimed responsibility for slogans such as "Earth First! Agri-Bus kills" which were spray-painted on the walls of the California Cattlemen's Association office in Sacramento as well as graffiti at the California Wool Growers Association and the Agricultural Council of California near the State Capitol in Sacramento.
Although AAIA did not make a formal claim of responsibility, they met with clan leaders in the Hattat mountains to discuss conditions of their surrender to Yemen authorities.
Although Al-Mansoorian militants claimed responsibility for the assassination of Mr. Shah, the Anantnag district police in India arrested 11 individuals from the group Hizb-ul-Mujahideen and charged them with the murder.
Although al-Qa'ida did not claim responsibility for this attack, it has increased its use of women as suicide bombers.
Although an anonymous telephone call was made to KGW-TV, claiming ALF was responsible for the incident, authorities were doubtful of the legitimacy of the call.  Regardless, ALF member Rodney Coronado, who was responsible for several other arsons of fur industry facilities in his Operation Bite Back, was suspected to be linked to this case.
Although authorities held the Taliban responsible for the bombing attack, a spokesman for the Taliban's Zabihullah Mujahed group denied responsibility on 07/08/2008 to Agence France-Presse.
Although casualty counts vary between sources, most sources indicate that there were 10 fatalities and 10 injuries, so these were the numbers used for nkill and nwound.
Although Central Square is a popular tourist location, no foreigners were injured in the attack.
Although Dean Harvey Hicks never pled guilty for committing this incident, he confessed to the bombing in 1991.  The next day, Hicks fired mortar shells at an Internal Revenue Service processing center also located in Fresno California (199104010009).
Although Dean Harvey Hicks never pled guilty for committing this incident, he confessed to the bombings in 1991.  Six months before this incident, Hicks placed a car bomb in the basement garage of the Olympic Plaza Building (198809190006).
Although Douglas Leguin, a self-identified member of Sovereign Citizen, claimed responsibility for the incident, the attack does not represent Sovereign Citizen ideology.
Although eight of the kidnapped teenagers were released, the literature on the incident indicates that the perpetrators tortured their captives.
Although ELF claimed responsibility, officials were reserved in accepting that the attack was perpetrated by ELF.
Although her driver was released, the outcome for Adriana Urbano de Moncayo is unknown.  Sources do not indicate whether a ransom demand was made.
Although it is slightly unclear, it seems that a land mine was used as the explosive in this attack.
Although local authorities did not blame Islamic extremists for the attack, violence between Christians and Muslims in the region was pervasive during the time of the attack.
Although members of the Ejercito de Liberación Nacional (ELN) were the primary suspects, authorities also believed that Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia (FARC) could have perpetrated the bombing.
Although no group claimed responsibility for the attack, al-Mansoorian and Hizb-ul-Mujahideen had threatened to target persons taking part in the civic polls in the region prior to the attack on the Mir.
Although no group claimed responsibility for the attack, authorities believed that 17 November Revolutionary Organization (17N) was responsible for the attack. 17N had attacked several other foreign targets such as international banks and the German Ambassador earlier in May 1999.
Although no group claimed responsibility for the attack, local people suspected that Macedonian paramilitary units were behind the attack.
Although no group claimed responsibility for the attacks, the attackers were pro-Indonesian supporters who opposed an independent East Timor state. 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. 
Although no group claimed responsibility for the attacks, Turkish officials suspected the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) because they had been active in southeastern Turkey during the time of the attack. Abdullah Ocalan, the PKK's leader, had been captured and detained by Turkish security forces on charges of treason in February 1999.
Although no group claimed responsibility for the incident, police suspected the operation was led by Apesi Yusoh.
Although no group claimed responsibility for the shooting, local authorities suspected the Communist group called the New People's Army in carrying out the attack. A young boy was killed by the ambulance that was taking Tagardo to the airport.
Although no group claimed responsibility for this attack, authorities believed that it may have been the work of rebels of the local Tai ethnic group, Shan, who oppose Myanmar's military government.
Although no group claimed responsibility, authorities suspect Earth Liberation Front (ELF).
Although no group claimed responsibility, pamphlets scattered throughout the scene of this attack bore the name “Venceremos of the Central United Left.
Although no group has claimed responsibility for the attack the Salafist Group for Preaching and Combat (GSPC) is active in the area.
Although no indictments were brought on this crime other than the charge of conspiracy, authorities believe that witness descriptions of the perpetrator(s)  as could have matched either of three of the Zebra killers, particularly, either J.C. Simon, Manuel Moore, or Larry Green. 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 last 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, 197401280005, 197402030002, 197402240005, and 197404140003.
Although no militant group claimed responsibility for the incident, members of Lashkar-e Taiba had threatened to intensify attacks during the holy month of Ramadan prior to the bombing.
Although no police were injured or killed, rebel injuries are unknown
Although no specific motive was discovered, Chechen rebels in the past have targeted officials that have cooperated with Russians.
Although none of the sources linked LTTE to this attack, they did discuss the atmosphere surrounding the elections, and the central role the LTTE were playing in these elections.  One of the sources mentions that in addition to the two women and five men injured in the attack, two police constables were also injured.
Although not confirmed, Indian authorities believe the United Liberation Front of Assam is behind the attack.
Although one source states that the troops suffered injuries, no information is provided concerning the number of victims and the severity of the injuries.
Although only six bodies were found, the park is known for it's predatory wildlife; it is likely the missing two bodies were consumed
Although rebels were armed, no details about specific weapons were mentioned.
Although robbery had been ruled out as a possible motive, authorities did not rule out the possibility that the incident was a purely criminal attack.
Although Russian officials believed that Chechen rebels were responsible for the bombing, a Chechen rebel spokesmen disavowed the attack to Russian news media, saying it was not sanctioned by the rebels' political leader, Aslan Maskhadov.
Although Salikhov was found not guilty of this attack, he was found guilty of taking part in illegal armed formations, illegal crossing of the state border of the Russian Federation and knowingly using forged documents. He was sentenced to four years and four months of imprisonment for these offenses. Russia has always linked the Buynaksk blast to Chechen Islamic separatist rebels and this attack, along with several other apartment bombings that occurred in September 1999 have often been cited as pretexts for Russia's military intervention in Chechnya, which began on October 1, 1999 (cf. 199909090002; 199909130003; 199909160002).
Although Shihab al-Timimi survived the attack, he finally succumbed to this wounds on Wednesday, February 27, 2008.
Although some members of the Afghan diaspora nearby said this attack didn't seem to be caused by nationalist motives, it comes along the backdrop of attacks against foreigners in Russia. An investigation had been launched into the matter.
Although some reports claimed that the grenade was tossed at a security forces patrol and missed, the local police chief said that "there was no security patrol there that could have been a possible target". Therefore, civilians were the target.
Although sources attributed the attack to members of an armed group, sources suspected that the attack may have been related to an extortion demand.
Although sources attributed the attack to the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF), there is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources suspected that the attack may have been related to a business dispute.
Although sources attributed the incident to the People's Liberation Army (India), sources also speculated that the attack may have been carried out for a ransom.
Although sources attributed this attack to the Awami League, sources speculated that it may have been the result of a dispute at the camp.
Although sources differed in terms of the number killed and injured, four and 20 were used respectively as the were the majority figures.
Although sources state that members of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) were responsible for the kidnapping, authorities have not verified that statement.
Although sources state that the attack was likely politically motivated, one source does note that the truck was stolen, indicating the possibility of purely economic motive.
Although sources state that the rebels kidnapped the villagers, the rebels state that the villagers were trapped in the crossfire between the rebels and the military but were not held against their will
Although sources suspected that the New Irish Republican Army was involved in the attack, sources also speculated that the victim may have been targeted due to a personal conflict.
Although Sri Lankan authorities usually blame the LTTE for attacks such as these, they refused to blame this attack on the group.
Although the assailants called the police before and after the attack, there is no mention of which group is responsible or what their motive was for the attack
Although the attack coincided with multiple incidents within the region, this report entailed civilian collateral damage, separating it from the abundance of other co-occurring internecine conflict in the area.
Although the attacks were directed towards the military convoy, the intent was likely to intimidate the Sunni leaders preparing to meet with them.
Although the attacks were unclaimed, local police believed that the Communist, New People's Army (NPA), was behind the attack.  The 36th anniversary of the beginning of the NPA insurgency was on December 26, 2005 and police believed that the group was planning on stepping up attacks in honor of that date. This was one of two related incidents (cf. 200412090001). Earlier in the day three policemen were shot dead while responding to a call about an alleged bomb in Silang town, Cavite also in the northern Philippines.
Although the Balochistan Liberation United Front (BLUF) claimed responsibility for the incident, sources speculated that the attack may have been carried out by a local gang in retaliation to the killing of one of the group's members.
Although the Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Movement (BIFM) did not claim this specific attack, it can be connected to the other seven attacks perpetrated by the BIFM on August 5th.
Although the bolts were removed from the train tracks, they were easily repaired and no one was injured.
Although the device was only thrown by hand, Fischer was forced to end his day's meetings and go to the hospital.
Although the driver was killed, nkill remains unknown because the outcome for the kidnap victim is unknown.
Although the exact number of perpetrators involved in the attack is unknown; security forces claimed to have identified a four-member group of National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB) militants who were involved in the blast.
Although the explosion happened in the embassy district, there is speculation that the supermarket's owner was the target, due to his personal business practices.
Although the explosive device was planted outside of the home of the the Brigadier General, police deny that he was the intended target.
Although the group responsible for this attack was unknown, sources did discuss the ongoing battle between Tamil rebels and the government.
Although the hostage was Pakistani, the kidnapping and holding of the hostage took place in Iraq, since that is where the hostage resided and worked. After sixteen days, the perpetrators released the hostage back to his family in Pakistan. The spokesman said "Malik Javed was released after hectic efforts made by political, religious leaders in Iraq" (The Pakistan Newswire).
Although the individual that wrote the email claiming responsibility for these attacks declared himself to be a member of ELF, the veracity of his statement could not be determined to be true or false. If this was the work of ELF, these collective incidents would be the first attacks perpetrated by ELF in Maryland.
Although the lift was closed for winter opening preparation at the time of the incident, and no casualties occurred, the chairlift has the capability of holding 900 passengers on their way to the slopes and had the damage not been detected, serious injury, and even death may have occurred.  Ilse Asplund and Marc Baker, two other members of the group, may have also been involved in this incident, but it is uncertain.  Though, they were involved and charged (along with Marc Leslie Davis and Margaret Katherine Millet) in the November 1987 and October 1988 similar incidents of sabotage against the Fairfield Snow Bowl Ski area.  It is unclear if this group is an offshoot of Earth First!; however, a member of the Earth First! group was arrested in regards to these incidents for donating funds to EMETIC.
Although the lift was closed for winter opening preparation at the time of the incident, and no casualties occurred, the chairlift has the capability of holding 900 passengers on their way to the slopes and had the damage not been detected, serious injury, and even death may have occurred.  It is unclear if this group is an offshoot of Earth First!; however, a member of the Earth First! group was arrested in regards to these incidents for donating funds to EMETIC. This incident is related to similar sabotage incidents at the Fairfield Snow Bowl ski area by the same perpetrators, one in October 1987, and another in October 1988.
Although the perpetrators did not claim responsibility for the attacks, authorities believed that these actions were related to the Summit of the Americas that was beginning in Mar del Plata, Argentina.
Although the perpetrators did not enter the mosque simultaneously, it is highly likely that they working together to carry out this attack.
Although the Red Hand Defenders claimed responsibility for the attack, there was some discrepancy between their description of the incident and that of the witnesses involved.
Although the source reports that the attack was directed at the airport, it also mentions that some sources report that the attack was directed at the Herat airfield, where there exists an International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) base
Although the sub-engineer was shot, he died from a heart attack that occurred during the shooting.
Although the Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack, it should also be noted that the British soldiers who were killed were involved in an argument with the Afghan police officer before he opened fire.
Although the victim used to be a political figure, this could have been a purely criminal killing.
Although the victim's family noted that they thought the Karuna faction was responsible, another source noted a dispute between the LTTE and government forces as to who was responsible, with each group blaming the other for this attack.
Although there are multiple sources about the original kidnapping, there are no further details available about the resolution of the incident.
Although there are two perpetrators in custody, the motive behind the attack is unknown.  There is no mention of organizational ties.  In addition, two sources state that the anonymous tip directed attention to the bus terminal while one source states the tip directed attention to the hotel.
Although there were no reports of casualties and only minor damage, the explosion was large and the intent was clear as an act of terrorism.
Although they did not claim the incident, Hamas noted that the four people killed by the Israeli air strike were just civilians setting bird traps.
Although this attack hasn't been confirmed as being coordinated, four other attacks in Narathiwat also occurred this day, which makes possible that they were coordinated around the elections. Extra security was called for as it was feared insurgents might attack security forces transporting election boxes.
Although this attack hasn't been confirmed as being coordinated, four other attacks in Narathiwat also occurred this day, which makes possible they were coordinated around the elections. Extra security was called for as it was feared insurgents might attack security forces transporting election boxes.
Although this incident is not related to any other incident, the police vehicle carrying the three arrested suspects later hit a roadside bomb which caused significant casualties. This later incident can be found at 201301260005.
Although this incident was attributed the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), a police chief speculated that the attack may have been carried out by a local criminal gang.
Although this incident was attributed to the Awami League, sources also speculated that it may have been carried out due to personal enmity.
Although this is the third blast in less then a month on this railroad line, damages have not been substantial. Engineers have been successful in repairing all of the damage.
Although two sources identify the victim as a current member of Peoples Liberation Organization of Tamil Eelam, one source identifies the victim as a former member.
Although two sources state there were three injured passengers, one states there were four injured passengers.
Although witnesses reported that the assailants claimed to be from the New People's Army (NPA), police were investigating if the accident was related to an earlier theft of a chemical container from the plantation.
Aman Lashkar is an anti-militant peace militia supporting the army.
Amaq News Agency, the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) media wing, claimed that Paddock, the assailant, was a "soldier of the caliphate;" however, authorities dismissed the claim. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
Ambon was located in an area of Indonesia where Christians and Muslims had been involved in internecine violence.
Aminat Ibrahimova was the widow of Zaur Zagidov, who was the leader of an outlawed group in Kaspiysk.
Amit Rabha was also kidnapped.
Among the hostage held by the group were the wife and child of town mayor Cesar Soriano. The four un-freed hostages were used as human shields by MILF members against the soldiers that were pursuing them. The outcome of the four remaining hostages was unreported.
Among the injured were Yogesh Sharma, Subdivisional Police Officer (SDPO) Banihal, Special Police Officer (SPO) Jagdish Singh, Constable Mohd Umar, Mohd Afzal Wani, Mohd Iqbal, Constable Bashir Ahmed, Javid Ahmed, Constable Bal Krishen, Sadiq Gujjar, SPO Manzoor Shah, SPO Farooq Ahmed, Mohd Shabhan, Abdul Gani, Manohar Lal, Ghulam Hassan Sheikh of Chareel, Mohd Amin, Ghulam Mohd,Mubarak Shah, Javid Iqbal, Mohd Ayub, Javid Ahmed.
Among the victims includes Lieutenant Paibul Boonchuay, Natthawut Daengduag, and Watcharin Thongkhao. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those wounded across incidents 201708090023 and 201708090024.
Among the victims was Anup Marandi, son of former Jharkand Chief Minister Babulal Marandi, although the incident did not appear to be an assassination. The perpetrators, including several women, were dressed in the fatigues of Indian anti-terror paramilitaries and fled into the surrounding jungle following the attack.
Among those killed were Gatchaliano Simbawan and Agustin Sapian, both were security personnel at the firm. Only one source was found for this particular incident.
Among those killed were Yitzhak Cohen of Modi'in, and Tzipi and Gad Shemesh, of Pisgat Ze'ev.
Amr, a member of the Palestinian negotiating team, had argued frequently for internal reforms as a springboard to renewed dialogue with Israel.
An additional attempt was made the following day (05 July 2000) on the same building, but the plot was foiled. The attack may have been intended to disrupt investigations into corruption during Suharto's reign.
An additional report claimed that the incident was fabricated in order to label the Karen National Union (KNU) a terrorist organization.
An additional victim was Kyle Ahmad.
An alert custodian extinguished the fires before they had a chance to cause significant damages.  In a sixth month period, the Oregon Selective Service Headquarters was firebombed three other times (197002010001, 197005060006, and 197006030001).
An anonymous call was made to the Malaga fire service claiming responsibility for the bomb. Police presume that the bomb was meant to detonate upon careless defusing by the fire service.
An anonymous caller claimed responsibility and stated that "unemployment, austerity and suppression are in store for Greece from the European Union in cooperation with the reformists of PASOK [the ruling socialist party]."
An anonymous caller phoned Reuter after the incident claiming the attack on behalf of a Jewish militant group.  Two weeks earlier another, Bankers Trust Company branch in Queens was firebombed by Save Our Israel Land (197605160004).
An anonymous caller phoned the police claiming that the Chicano Liberation Front firebombed the high school.  However, school authorities were unsure of the validity of the claim.
An anonymous man called a journalist about the attack but he did not give the name of the group. Authorities believed from the information given it was the work of dissident republicans. The Belfast Marathon's course was altered when authorities discovered the bomb.
An anonymous official stated that two soldiers were earlier thought to be killed in the blast before the fatalities were identified as the three civilians. No one claimed responsibility for the attack, but the government blamed renegade tribesmen who typically carry out such attacks against security and government installations. --Number on those injured varied by source from 7-10, while Nawa-e Waqt indicated up to 28 injured. Deutsche Presse also indicated the child setting off the mine was a 10-year old boy instead of an 11-year old girl.
An anonymous phone call was placed before the blast alerting employees about the bomb.
An anonymous source in the military suggested that the explosion may actually have been accidental as it occurred while soldiers were moving various explosive devices.
An armed group loosely affiliated with the al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades was suspected to have been behind the kidnapping. The perpetrators may have been hoping to bargain for the release of a Fatah top official arrested by Palestinian security forces a day earlier.
An available source reports in addition to the killing of the tribal leader, an ex Junbish-i-Milli commander was the second person killed.
An earlier Reuters report lists the number of militants killed as ten.
An earlier source said 12 people were killed, but the two other sources said 10 were killed.  The circumstances under which the people were kidnapped were unclear, as the details provided in the three sources made it difficult to tell if all the people were kidnapped at one time.  It did seem they were all killed at one time.
An early McClatchy Newspapers report stated the casualties were caused by small arms fire. Ansar al-Sunna claimed responsibility for the attack in a post to a jihadist website on June 12.
An early report suggested Lemus and a security officer were transported to a local hospital for treatment, but a later report contradicted that statement.
An early report suggested the casualties were caused by a hurled explosive.
An elderly man was among the five people injured.
An election rally which was to be addressed by Baig was also disrupted as supporters of Jammu and Kashmir's Awami League attacked the people who assembled there to listen to the Minister. Although no group claimed responsibility for the attack, al-Mansoorian and Hizb-ul-Mujahideen had threatened to target persons taking part in the civic polls in the region prior to the attack on the Minister.
An employee said staff saw a man outside the restaurant who looked seriously ill and brought him inside to offer him help. A bomb then fell from his bag and detonated; Police said the blast was not intended as a suicide attack.
An equal division of a cumulative total was used to establish casualty numbers for incidents 201210220015, 201210240012, and 201210240013.
An equal division of a cumulative total was used to establish casualty numbers for incidents 201212220022 and 201212220023.
An estimated 40,000 government soldiers and support staff got most of their supplies through the attacked Palali airport, built when Britain was a colonial power in then Ceylon. Palali has been under government control since 1983. But rebels' mortar rained near the air base in 1995, and in April that year, guerrillas shot down two Air Force Avro transport planes, killing at least 100 soldiers. The minority Tamils claim they face discrimination from the Sinhalese majority, which controls the government and the military.
An explosive belt and another unknown explosive device were also found in the assailant's vehicle.
An identical poster with writing was found near where Kanapathipillai Rangan, alias Sathyakumar, who had also been shot dead the same day for allegedly providing information to the EPDP.
An improvised explosive device was used, as well as setting fire to vehicles, therefore IED Definitely and IED no were selected to reflect each of the weapons types.
An individual claimed the attack on behalf of Hizbul Mujahideen (HM); however, HM stated that they were not responsible for the incident and that the assailant was not a member of their organization.
An initial investigation revealed that some of the shooters belonged to the Al-Yahfouni family.
An inscription was written on the surrounding wall near where the perpetrators placed the explosive device: "Miné FLNC".  At this time, Corsica had been facing rolling blackouts and other problems distributing electricity after the winter.  This was one of two attacks on the island of Corsica on March 8, 2005.  The other attack was an armed assault on police barracks in Corte, Corsica.
An international peacekeeping group was targeted; therefore the nationality of the victims is unknown.
An Iraqi citizen directed them to the coffin, which was laying unattended with the body of an unidentified man in it, and the explosives detonated as they investigated.
An Iraqi official stated that the car bomb exploded in the path of the three brothers as they were walking along a main road lined with several public buildings including the Ramadi courthouse.
An Iraqi Police source has said that four Interior Ministry Commando personnel, including a senior officer, were killed in a mortar attack launched by gunmen on Al-Mada'in Municipal Council building.  The source added that the building serves as headquarters of the Interior Ministry's Peace Regiment. Fifty people, including Arab nationals, were arrested after the attack.
An LTTE front organization, the Sangilian Force, claimed responsibility and stated that Yogeswaran was killed because she refused to step down from office.
An LTTE spokesman acknowledged his group’s involvement in the attack during a post-incident interview with the pro-Tamil Tamilnet website.
An unidentified caller warned authorities about the device in a telephone message left with the Elevtherotipia newspaper.
An unidentified militant group kidnapped the missionary before they encountered Ansar Dine, the group who ended up releasing the woman.
An unidentified person called "Elevtherotipia" and took responsibility for the attack in the name of the anarchist organization Mavro Asteri (Black Star) and added: "Freedom to Simeon Sisidhi". The latter was a youth who had been recently arrested for various criminal acts.
An unknown amount of bystanders were injured, including a soldier. The driver, city police officer Tahir Alam, was also killed.
An unknown group called police to give a 20 minute warning of the attack.
An unknown number of hostages were beheaded in this attack. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
An unknown number of hostages were killed in this attack. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
An unknown number of hostages were killed in this attack. The fate of the remaining hostages is unknown.
An unknown number of hostages were released on an unspecified date.
An unknown number of hostages were released, six are still being held captive and one was killed.
An unknown number of houses were also targeted in the attack.
An unknown number of schools were also targeted in the attack.
An unknown number of the hostages were killed shortly after being kidnapped, but the status of the remaining hostages is unknown.
An unknown number of unknown perpetrators then fired small arms at a responding backup unit, which suffered no casualties.
An unknown of police officers were taken hostage in this attack. An unknown number of the hostages were released.
An unknown person (possibly a perpetrator) used Aldin’s cell phone approximately two hours later to call one of the reporter’s colleagues and inform him Aldin was dead. Aldin was covering violence between Shi i militias and Sunni insurgents in the Saidiyah neighborhood when he was killed.
An unspecified number of hostage victims were killed/injured/rescued. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Anah is on the main road to Syria. Officials believe the attack was launched from the violent city of Husabya, and was attacked because of its success at running its own affairs.
Anatolia news agency also claimed that Urbak had wanted to go to London after going to Moscow.
Andrea Insabato, 41, known to police for his anti-Semitic views, was first arrested in 1976 for an armed attack on a Rome Communist party headquarters. He was again detained in 1983 for membership in a subversive movement. In 1992, Insabato was convicted of an anti-Semitic act, burning a flag with a Star of David on it at a soccer match in Rome. The Italian media said Insabato had been involved in right-wing politics since the 1970s and had a long police record. The reports also said he belonged to the far right Forza Nuova, but leaders of the organization denied it
Animal Liberation Front denied involvement in the incident
Another attack occurred the same day targeting Ruslan Gitinov, the head of a Security Department, but that attack was believed to be related to organized crime.
Another attack was launched by the National Liberation Army on Granada, Antioquia department, Colombia, the same day. This was one of two related attacks (cf 200108080006).
Another attempt to bomb a power transmitter tower in Pagagawan town in Maguindanao Province was foiled (cf. 200302210002).
Another bomb attack, this one claimed by Palestinian Islamic Jihad, occurred nine hours earlier and 200 meters from this site (cf. 200105270001).
Another bomb attack, this one claimed by Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), occurred nine hours later and 200 meters from this site (cf. 200105270002).
Another bomb damaged a train track in Bakhtiarabad, Pakistan on the outskirts of Quetta, at around the same time as this attack.
Another bomb damaged a train track in Killi Almo, Pakistan on the outskirts of Quetta, at around the same time as this attack.
Another bomb that was a dud was found at the scene of the attack.
Another branch of the same banking institution was targeted in Wahibugh the following day, on May 3, 2017.
Another branch of the same banking institution was targeted in Yaripora the previous day, on May 2, 2017.
Another child died later in hospital, provincial governor Asadullah Wafa told AFP hours later, thus affecting a different casualty count of the students. --A purported Taliban spokesman, Qari Mohammed Yousaf, denied involvement, saying "we do not kill innocent children. This is not our work." It isn't clear if the rocket was targeted at the complex, which is close to an Afghan army base and a compound used by international troops. The attack was blamed on Taliban militants and their Al-Qaeda allies. --The second rocket did not cause casualties. --The injured have been taken for treatment to the hospital at the US military base in Asadabad. The helicopter took five of the more seriously injured children to the hospital at the US military base at Bagram.
Another explosion took place in Russia the same day, but there is no evidence of a link (cf. 200007090003).
Another incident occurred two hours earlier near Payao town, Zamboanga Sibugay Province, cf (200302250001).  The attacks were a reply to MILF leader Hashim Salamat's call for war against the Philippine Army in a taped message played at a radio station in Cotabato City, North Cotabato Province, on 02/24/2003.
Another incident occurred two hours later in Tungawan town, Zamboanga Sibugay Province, cf (200302250002).
Another journalist had been killed in the same district the previous year.
Another kidnapping occurred on the same railway on 09/07/2000 (cf. 200009070006), where FARC kidnapped two employees and one contractor. On 09/26/2000, FARC released three hostages--the two employees kidnapped on 09/11/2000, and another kidnapped in an earlier incident unspecified in news reports.Drummond Company is based out of Birmingham, Alabama, United States.
Another landmine exploded later that day on the Jammu-Srinagar highway near a convoy of school buses.  Hizb-ul-Mujahidin (HM) did not claim responsibility for that attack.
Another landmine exploded on the main Jammu-Srinagar highway killing six Border Security Force men, earlier on the same day, cutting off military supplies and civilian traffic for a few hours.  Hizb-ul-Mujahidin (HM) claimed responsibility for that attack.
Another man was killed, and both events could have been taken in response to the governments heavy handed tactics, and especially the botched mosque raid that killed 32 militants.
Another power transmitter tower was bombed in Carmen, North Cotabato Province (cf. 200302210001).
Another rocket landed 50 yards from the Pakistani border during the same barrage (cf. 200302120003).
Another statement on the Ansar website alongside the claim of responsibility for this incident, stated that the PUK had offered 150 Ansar militants great amounts of cash to defect, attack Ansar, allow the PUK to recapture the area, and attack the Kurdistan Democratic Party--the PUK's main political rival.  Ansar al-Islam is well known to be linked to al-Qa'ida.
Another village chief had been killed in a similar way less than a month before this attack.
Ansar al-Islam reportedly was connected to Al-Qaida during the time of the attack.
Ansar al-Sunna claimed credit for a similar attack in a post to a jihadist website on June 11, although they claimed the attack occurred on June 10.
Ansar al-Sunna claimed credit for a similar attack in a post to a jihadist website on June 11.
Ansar al-Sunna claimed credit for the attack in a post to a jihadist website on June 11, although they claimed the date of the attack was June 2.
Ansar al-Sunna claimed credit for the attack in a post to a jihadist website on June 12.
Ansar al-Sunna claimed responsibility for a similar attack in a post to a jihadist website on June 11.
Antalya's Deputy Police Chief, Huseyin Kizik, stated that the police had not found any evidence to indicate that a bomb had been placed in the trash bin. This incident may have been related to another suspected bombing in Antalya on the same day (cf. 200508020004).
Antalya's Deputy Police Chief, Huseyin Kizik, stated that the police had not found any evidence to indicate that a bomb had been placed in the trash bin. This incident may have been related to another suspected bombing in Antalya on the same day (cf. 200508020005).
Anthony Bottom held up the bank teller while Francisco Torres kept watch.  Anthony Bottom was convicted of the incident while Gabriel and Francisco Torres pled guilty.  It is believed that some of the money stolen was used to help fund other BLA attacks, however, it is unknown if any of the money was also marked for personal use.
Anthony LaBorde and Kuwasi Balagoon held up bank tellers at gunpoint while Tyrone Rison was acting as the look out.  Yvonne Thomas and Emma Rison drove the getaway cars.  All of the perpetrators were eventually captured by the police.
Anti-terrorism police also reported that Imam was on an Lashkar-e-Jhangvi hit list.
Apparently the explosion did not target the soldiers who just happened to be there.
Approximately 400 soldiers from the army's special forces were deployed to the jungle to track down the Shining Path rebels behind the ambush, along with armed MI-17 and MI-8 helicopters which were also combing the jungle.
AQLIM claimed credit for the attack in a post to a jihadist website on June 5.
AQLIM posted a claim of this attack on a Jihadi internet forum.
Arayane Mahmoud was a clerk working for the Iraqi Special Tribunal. Adhamiya was a primarily Sunni neighborhood in Baghdad and had been the scene of much insurgent activity prior to the attack.
Arbubah Dama was riding with the assassinated target and was badly wounded when he was truck in the stomach. The attackers are suspected insurgents and were riding motorcycles.
Archives of the source, Annapurna Post, are unavailable, so greater details could not be gathered.
Arjun, District Commander of the Madhesh Rastra Janatantrik Party"“Revolutionary (MRJP-R) outfit, claimed responsibility for the attack.
Armata Corsa Organization threatened to launch attacks earlier in the month  in Paris and Strasbourg to protest the lack of progress in the investigation into the assassination of Jean-Michel Rossi, a Corsican nationalist, and his bodyguard who were killed in August, 2000.
Armed assailants kidnapped 24 domestic and foreign medical workers attached to the Al-Salam Hospital (5 Filipino, several Egyptian, Indian, Sudanese, and many Yemeni).
Armed Forces chief Gen. Angelo Reyes said they suspected the Abu Sayyaf Group  (ASG) to be behind the killing, saying Inocencio had received death threats from the group. Initial investigations revealed that the ambush was staged by suspected members of the ASG that snatched 21 multinational hostages in April 2000 from Malaysian resort island of Sipadan (cf. 200004240001)
Armenian protesters explained to authorities that April 24 (two days prior to the bombing) was a day of mourning for Armenians in commemoration of the 1915 massacre of Armenians by Turks.  Armenian demonstrations led to several cancellations of the Turk dance group performances.
Army reinforcements swiftly sealed the entire area and began conducting a search operation for the suspected perpetrators.
Arnaldo Otegi, the Leader of the Nationalist Euskal Herritarrok Party accepted responsibility for the ETA. This party is a political ally of the group. This attack also led to protests across Spain. The Royal Family participated in these protests.
Around that time, insurgents also attacked construction company's vehicles and killed company's guards and took three hostages
Arsonists set a fire at St. Ann's Church around two months earlier (197005000001).  Two synagogues in Dorchester sustained three arson attacks during this same time period (197005060007, 197005270002, and 197005270003).
Arsonists set a fire at St. Ann's Church around two months later (197007000002).  Two synagogues in Dorchester sustained three arson attacks during this same time period (197005060007, 197005270002, and 197005270003).
Artemio Dumagpi, Adrian Opena, Sherwin Gumiran, and Robinson Agaton - all members of the Alpha Company of the 22nd Infantry Battalion of the Philippine Army - were also killed in the attack.
Arthurs claimed that the victims, along with another roommate Brandon Russell, had been planning to carry out terrorist attacks motivated by their neo-Nazi and white supremacist beliefs.
Article states that security officials were killed by indiscriminate fire after the rocket attack.
Article states that unknown perpetrators were Islamic militants.
Articles disagree as to whether or not an explosive device strapped on Lee actually detonated as he was shot by police, or if it was disarmed afterward. Four more bombs were also found at a residence in Maryland.  In 2008, Lee pled guilty to disorderly conduct for protesting outside the Discovery building.
Arumugan Navasiyam (38) was taken to the Vavuniya hospital for treatment.
As a result of the attack, Canaccord Capital ended its business relationship with Phytopharm, which was the goal of ALF.
As a result of the attack, the abortion clinic was shut down for nine days.  Within a two month period, there were three other attacks against abortion facilities in Ohio. (197802180009, 197801080005, and 197803010017)
As a result of the attack, the area's gas supply was suspended.
As a result of the attack, the ceremony was cancelled.
As a result of the attack, the women's health center was closed for seven months.  One year after this incident, a Molotov cocktail was thrown into the same abortion clinic (197805150005).
As a result of the fire, the abortion clinic was forced to direct many of its patients to other health care facilities.  Shannon Taylor set a fire at the same abortion clinic three months earlier (198806000001).
As Abatayo alighted from his vehicle, the suspects shot him in front of his house.
As conditions for the release of the victim, the assailants asked that meat be distributed in poor areas and that a video paying homage to deaths of Paraguayan People's Army (EPP) members in a recent clash be broadcast.
As police launched their inquiry into the incident it is believed that the two terrorists had entered the mosque's restroom to prepare for an attack but that the explosives they were going to use for the attack exploded by mistake. --Huseyin Polalar and Kanun Senyurt were 2 of the victims injured at the scene. The bomber's accomplice was injured severely and was being treated at the Ordu State Hospital, along with Huseyin, and Senyurt, who was released after being treated for minor injuries. The Samsun Police Headquarters described two suspects sought as: One is tall, dark skinned and wearing a green cardigan; the other is 1.65 meters tall, dark skinned with black hair wearing blue denim jeans and a black leather jacket.  --The HPG [People's Defense Forces] released a statement on April 8 denying involvement in this attack. Police said the next day that the bombing was not likely Kurdish-related and that the bomber was a militant member of a Turkish communist organization, which doesn't have a history of suicide attacks, meaning the explosion may have been an accident during the placement of the bomb.
As police rushed to deal with the separate attacks on the bus and truck, gunmen ambushed them, killing at least three and wounding five.
As the starting point for those climbing Mount Everest, the location was popular with tourists.
ASG threatened to attack government and civilian targets to avenge the death of their leader, Abdurajak Abubakar Janjalani, who was killed December 18, 1998 in a shootout with a police team in nearby Basilan province.
ASI Vinod Kumar died immediately while Inspector Param Das and Constable Neeraj Kumar were injured and rushed to the hospital where their condition was stated as stable. A caller claiming to be a spokesman for Hizb-ul-Mujahideen told a local news agency that its militants carried out the attack killing two intelligence sleuths.
Asian Airlines reportedly won a contract to supply helicopters for the army shortly before this incident.
Aside from PAGAD, authorities also alluded to another "well-known" terror group within South Africa that might have been responsible however did not release a group name.
Assad Yassin himself was not in the convoy during the attack. The attack was likely prompted because Yassin was a government official.
Assailant casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Assailants attempted to set fire to construction vehicles but were unsuccessful.
Assailants attempted to take hostages b ut failed to do so.
Assailants bombed mourners attending the professor's funeral on the day following his death (refer to GTD incident 201406100034).
Assailants previously made threatening phone calls to the tribal chief.
Assailants were members of the Jaafar clan.
Assailants wrote notes on the walls inside the building, which included: "Charlie is dead", "Ben Laden", "Die Briois", and "Die Brice".
Associated Press and The Nation reported that the perpetrator's name was Alam Sher while Agence France Presse indicated that his name was Mohammad Jamil. All reports indicated that he was affiliated with Jaish-e-Mohammad.
Associated Press Pakistan stated that one of the wounded was a passer-by. Turabi stated he believed a larger disaster was avoided because a motorcycle came between his car and the explosive-laden cart. --Turabi blamed Anti-Shi i outfit Sipah-e-Sahaba, whose ban the authorities had revoked earlier in the week, for involvement, but Qari Shafiqur Rehman, spokesman of the Millat-e-Islamiya Pakistan (MIP), the reincarnated version of the proscribed Sahiba (SSP), denied any role in the incident and condemned it. Police said no one had claimed responsibility for the attack. Lashkar-e Jhangvi was later revealed to be involved. --The following July 14, a suicide bomber did succeed in killing Turabi at a rally to protest the Israel-Lebanon conflict. Police arrested three suspected Pakistani Wahabi militants, incidentally each belonging to each Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, Jaish-e-Mohammed, and Sipah-e-Sahaba.
At 2:30 PM, Algerian authorities were notified of the car bomb by an anonymous phone call.
At a news conference, Benmoussa said that in addition to the three suicide bombers who blew themselves up and the terrorist who was shot dead, 21 people were wounded, including six who are in serious a condition, in particular two policemen.
At around 1:20PM the same day, a bomb went off in a dining hall at Beijing University (cf. 200302250008).
At around 11:55AM the same day, a bomb went off in a dining hall at Tsinghua University (cf. 200302250007).
At first, Palestinian security officials said Israeli tanks fired shells at a group of militants. However, loudspeaker trucks later drove through the area saying that the four men died while "fulfilling their national duty," a phrase used in the past to announce accidental deaths. Israeli sources also said that no Israeli army units had opened fire in the area.
At least 10 army soldiers were killed by Front for the Defense of Democracy (FDD) rebels in an ambush in Kivoga, Burundi a day before this attack.
At least 100 people, most of them civilians, were taken to N'Djamena's two main hospitals, while more than 150 wounded soldiers from the government army were taken to the military hospital. France sent 150 troops to Chad on April 12 to bolster a force of 1,200 already there, which would conduct air reconnaissance missions over the capital. --French officials said the rebels who broke into the capital yesterday appeared to be isolated units
At least 13 Philippino soldiers were killed and more than 40 wounded in the prolonged and fierce fighting that broke out when the military tried to battle the terrorists in an effort to free the hostages. Soldiers could not actively fire back at the bandits who had surrounded themselves with the hostages tied with rope, for fear of hitting the innocent. The attack was one of two related incidents (cf. 200106110001).
At least 20 security personnel were taken hostage in this attack which was part of a string of events involving the kidnapping of security personnel that occurred over a three-day period in Arsal. An unknown number of security officials were either killed or released in subsequent days; however, it is unknown if they were part of this specific incident.
At least 3 workers were injured
At least 50 journalists and other media workers have been killed in Iraq since the US-led invasion of Iraq two years ago.
At least four hostages were killed by the assailants while the other 23 hostages were rescued on November 6, 1988. Three of the hostages were injured in the rescue attempt.
At least nine of the hostages were rescued by security forces on the same day. The fate of the remaining 15 hostages is unknown.
At least one of the attackers had recently escaped from prison.
At least one of the bombers' was dressed in women's clothing.
At least seven hostages were released on or before December 17th, 2016. An additional five victims were released on January 29, 2017 and another 42 hostages were released on February 25, 2017. The bodies of ten victims were discovered in a mass grave on February 20, 2018 while the whereabouts of the remaining six hostages are unknown.
At the same time the bomb was thrown into the bank, a telephone warning saying the bomb would explode 20 minutes later was made by a caller claiming to represent the breakaway Continuity IRA.
At the scene of the attack police found a bag with a Kalashnikov assault rifle and clips. Previous to the attack warnings had been received to local authorities on planned attacks in the Sharon, Tel Aviv, and Jerusalem districts and in other locations.
At the time of the attack Girardot was a popular tourist spot.
At the time of the attack none of the escaped prisoners had been re-arrested.
At the time of the attack the Florencia prison held 1,100 inmates, many of them were convicted or accused members of FARC.
At the time of the attack the German government was a vocal voice of opposition against violence which had occurred in Togo.
At the time of the attack the military had attempted to neutralize a possible attack on Pichinde and nearby El Saladito corregimiento.
At the time of the attack the military had searched for Adid Nader Elias Elkhoure and two others kidnapped by FARC Front No. 30 on January 18, 2002.
At the time of the attack Torkham was the main border crossing point between Pakistan and Afghanistan and the area sheltered more than a million Afghan refugees who lived in camps in Peshawar and Nowshera.
At the time of the attack, the Philippine government was in peace talks with the National Democratic Front (NDF).  After the assassination, the NDF was said to have publically congratulated the New People's Army (NPA) for successfully carrying out the attack.  The Philippine government condemned the attacks and suspended the peace talks.
At the time of the bombing, the child was watching a flock of sheep with family members.  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because the intended target of the perpetrators is unclear.
At the time of the firebombing Norris Gregory was facing a recall election.
At the time of the incident, the municipal guardsmen were preparing to go on a patrol
At the time of the incident, the victims were eating their dinner to break the Ramadan fast.
At the time of the incident, there were fifty people in the abortion facility.  Upon arriving to the abortion clinic, Peter Burkin yelled, "nobody move; this place is going up. In the name of God I'm going to cleanse Bill Baird's soul by fire!"   Burkin was tried and acquitted by reason of insanity.
At the time of this attack, Israel was engaged in peace talks, which were hosted by the United States, and suspended negotiations on any subject other than security.
At the time of this attack, many Tamils accused the Sinhalese of widespread discrimination in education and jobs.
At the time of this attack, most militant groups rejected Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee's ceasefire offer as propaganda and threatened to step up violence against the security forces.
At the time of this attack, police officials feared the March 13, 1998 and March 14, 1998 bombings marked the start of a new campaign by militants which could involve dispersing numerous booby-trapped packages in public places around Israel, possibly disguised as gifts or toys. This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199803140001-2).
At the time of this attack, the bridge in question had been blown up a total of seven times.
At the time of this attack, there was a resurgence of ethnic violence in the area.
At the time of this attack, Wickremesinghe was President Chandrika Kumaratunga’s main opponent. Five years earlier, the previous UNP challenger, Gamini Dissanayake was killed by a bomb; that attack was blamed on the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE).
At the time of this incident and since the arrival of KFOR in Kosovo-Metohija, 10 Serbian nationals went missing in the municipality of Strpce.
At the time, African American students at Oklahoma University believed that many "racial atrocities" were being committed on campus.  Five days after the incident, there was a shooting at the Black People's Union and four buildings on campus were firebombed (197111170002 and 197111170003).
At the time, African American students at Oklahoma University believed that many "racial atrocities" were being committed on campus.  The first fire began at a book storage building at 10:30 PM.  At 4:30 AM, on November 18, two fires simultaneously ignited at the Wilson Center Cafeteria and Walker Tower.  A fire was set at Building 8 on south campus at 5:20 AM.  Failed incendiary devices were also discovered at the Microbiology building and Campus Police Building.  Five days before the incident, the University Administration Building was firebombed (197111120002).  Hours before the incident, there was a shooting at the Black People's Union (197111170002).
At the time, Dr. Carhart was one of the few physicians who performed abortions in the Omaha, Nebraska area.
At the time, the convoy was on its way to resupply a military check point in the region.
At the time, the mayor was on an inspection visit of projects in the territory.
Ataur Rehman, a suspect taken into custody, admitted to carrying out the bombing.
Attached to the device was a note written by a banned group that warned of a future series of bomb attacks.
Attack comes on the heels of the recent killings of locals accused of being US spies in the area.
Attack occured around 0500 hours
Attack occurred in the days after the execution of Saddam Hussein.
Attack occurred in the Sunni neighborhood Jihad, in west Baghdad, Iraq.
Attack occurred when no one was staying in the office (about 10:30pm). It was said that LTTE members fled the scene when grenades were hurled and gunfire was detected. No one was hurt though. The Army and police visited the office after the attack and discovered two T56 assault rifles and communications equipment. The weapons were in direct violation of the ongoing cease-fire agreement.
Attackers posing as customers planted explosives inside cars or near motorcycles at Honda, Nissan, Chevrolet, Mazda, Ford and Isuzu dealerships and at two motorcycle showrooms
Attackers targeted the same complex on May 1 and May 10, 2002 as well (cf. 200205010010; 200205100006).
Attackers targeted the same complex on May 1 and May 7, 2002 as well (cf. 200205010010; 200205070004).
Attackers targeted the same complex on May 7 and May 10, 2002 as well (cf. 200205070004; 200205100006).
Attackers were suspected of recruiting for Jihad at the school.
Attacks also damaged nearby buildings and vehicles.
Attacks like this have been known to be committed by Taliban fighters, although the Taliban specifically denied this assassination.
Attacks occurred as Bhutan was getting prepared to hold its first democratic national elections.  The unknown perpetrators are suspected of being members of either the Bhutan Tiger Force, the Bhutan Maoists, or the Communist Party of Bhutan.
Attacks on fabric shops are very common by those who don't support the Iraqi government because many of them manufacture the uniforms of the Iraqi army and police.
Attacks on grocery stores will occur often if they sell liquor since may Islamic extremists believe this violates Islamic law.
Attacks on jawans occurred as they provided polling security for elections in Assam, which went against the boycott and intimidation of the electorates by several militant groups in tribal dominated Karbi Anglong (District).
Attacks on members of Awakening Councils have increased in several places in Iraq.
Attacks on military and other government installations in Tehran and towns along the border with Iraq were increasing in the months prior to the attack, with the People's Mujahideen claiming responsibility for them. This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200102140001; 200102170001).
Attacks on mosque Imams are frequent in Iraq and likely have sectarian motivations.
Attacks on Shi i holy sites are frequent in Iraq and likely have sectarian motivations. Police first reported that the attack was directed at the mosque, but later retracted this statement. It wasn't clear whether the victims were worshippers or people passing by. The road is also frequented by U.S. patrols.
Attacks on those who work with US forces are frequent in Iraq.
Attempted suicide bombing
Authorities accused Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) of perpetrating the attack but they denied any involvement; they are currently in a peace negotiation process.  Authorities believe that the rebels are extorting money from the mining company, which indicates this may be a financially-motivated attack.
Authorities also believe that this incident was linked to another mail bomb sent to Pat Robertson in 1990 because, in both instances, the explosive devices were similar (199004270007).
Authorities are unsure whether the incident was purely criminal in nature or was perpetrated by the Movement of Democratic Forces of Casamance
Authorities arrested one of the people injured on charges of participating in the attack.
Authorities assert the attack was retaliatory in nature as Drummond had failed to pay prior extortion demands.
Authorities attributed this attack to a section of the Salafist Group for Preaching and Fighting (GSPC) called the El Feth Katibat who were active in the mountains extending from Khemis El Khechna to Ammal.
Authorities attributed this incident to the Macheteros because the robbery fit the group's modus operandi.
Authorities believe dissident republicans were responsible for the blast.
Authorities believe Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) area commander Baichung Momin led the attack.
Authorities believe Jawakai Qaumi Lashkar members were the intended target.
Authorities believe that dissident republicans were responsible for the attack.
Authorities believe that the actual target of the attack was the military.
Authorities believe that the device was being carried by one of the victims in order to be used in a planned attack when it detonated prematurely.
Authorities believe that the incident may have been due to criminal business competition
Authorities believe that the Ulster Defense Force was responsible but no one took credit for the attack.
Authorities believe the attack may be related to the Lal Masjid Mosque confrontation.
Authorities believe the attacks were linked.
Authorities believe the bomb was placed by loyalists hostile to the peace process.
Authorities believe the bombing was to coincide with the first leg of a massive security fence along the West Bank to contain would-be attackers.
Authorities believe the IED consisted of a 60mm mortar shell triggered by a cell phone transmitter and the attack came amidst heavy security at the station in question.
Authorities believe the perpetrators were members of a militia.
Authorities believe the Taliban are behind the attack.
Authorities believed Revolutionary Struggle or Conspiracy of Fire Nuclei were responsible.
Authorities believed that Iraqi insurgents were responsible for the attack.
Authorities believed that the perpetrators had placed the bomb on a bicycle that had been left outside of a nearby temple.
Authorities believed that the perpetrators were 'hippie-types.'  Some officials suspected that this attack was in response to a proposed ban on drinking liquor at the beach.
Authorities believed that the school was not the intended target of the attack. A company across the street from the school that was involved in reconstruction projects was the probable target.
Authorities believed the fire to be arson, started by a battery-operated device,  and connected to the bombs. Is  suspected the bakery was targeted because of selling Armenian and Lebanese breads, and that the explosives were made in the Soviet Union.
Authorities blamed attack on a gang headed by Rondell Rawlins, who is the country's most wanted fugitive.
Authorities blamed the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE).
Authorities detonated a second bomb nearby the first one.
Authorities did not believe that L. D. Turner's house was bombed because his company manufactured TNT for use in Vietnam.
Authorities discovered and defused the device before it exploded.  This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199010030002-3).
Authorities discovered and defused the device before it exploded.  This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199010030003).
Authorities do not know whether the abduction was economically motivated (ransom) or politically motivated
Authorities do not rule out the possibility the explosion was part of a "gangland turf war"
Authorities found traces of TNT and sulfate at the scene, the same materials that were used in the Marriott Hotel bombing in October 2002 and the Bali nightclub bombings.
Authorities have not confirmed that the incident took place.  In addition, the motive and target is unknown.
Authorities have ruled out any involvement on the part of Pakistan's ISI.
Authorities identified the perpetrators through security cameras from a building near the explosion.
Authorities in the area increased security after the attack.
Authorities in the area increased security after the bomb was found and defused.
Authorities indicated that the attackers were remnants of an FLN force that attacked the Bujumbura airport in early January 1998.
Authorities intercepted some phone calls which indicate that terror groups like Lashkar-e-Toiba are involved in the operation while groups like Harkat-ul-Jihad-e-Islami have lent it logistical support.
Authorities linked the bomb used in this incident with the bombing of a police station in Whitefish Bay on October 28th (197010280002).  Both bombs were built according to an instruction manual circulated by revolutionaries.  The Whitefish Bay Chief of Police believed that this incident might also be linked with bombs discovered at Whitefish Bay State Bank, Honeywell Inc. and the Wisconsin Motor Division (197006290002, 197007000001, and 197008050001).   There were other bombings in the Milwaukee area during this time period as well (197012220001, 197007220002, and 197007210004).
Authorities originally suspected that Parks was a member of ELN, since there was no missing persons report released for him.  The ELN often kidnaps people for ransom money.
Authorities received the first phone call warning of the incendiary device at 2:15 PM.  The firebomb was discovered underneath a coat rack.  One of the phone calls also directed authorities to a letter placed by the Mexican Revolutionary Movement in the basement of Gregory Hall, a building on campus.
Authorities reported that these types of bombings appeared to be a re-emergence of this form of attack in this region. This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199901230006-7).
Authorities speculate that it may have also been fundamentalists responsible for the incident.
Authorities speculate that militants may have been involved; however, the identity of the victims are unknown and it is plausible that the victims were shot for purely criminal purposes.
Authorities speculate that the assailants fled to Anza or to Jenin
Authorities speculate that the attack was motivated by personal differences, making the attack a purely criminal act.  However, this has not been confirmed.
Authorities speculate that the attackers were supporters of the Golden Dawn political party.
Authorities speculated that Jabal Mohsen was responsible for two attacks on mosques in Tripoli on August 23, 2013. Those attacks are 201308230001 and 201308230002.
Authorities state that the windows may have been broken by debris from a wood chipper.
Authorities stated that  Anthony represented the rival Tamil Eelam Liberation Organization (TELO) whose members were working with security forces in their drive against the LTTE, which was fighting for independence in Sri Lanka's northeast.
Authorities stated that they had no knowledge of the Anti-Imperialist Commando group that claimed the explosion.
Authorities suspect either that either Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) or Lashkar-e-Jhangvi was responsible for the attack.
Authorities suspect ELN and FARC because both are known to operate in the Aruaca area. However, neither claimed responsibility, so the actual culprit is unknown.
Authorities suspect Maoist rebels.
Authorities suspect Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) is responsible, however the group's spokesperson denied their involvement.
Authorities suspect rebel tribesmen planted land mines to target security forces who have been deployed to keep peace in the area. Many attack the government to press demands for more royalty payments for resources extracted in their territories.
Authorities suspect Salvi may be a part of Ansyaad Mbai, a French-based terrorist group.
Authorities suspect separatist rebels to be behind the attacks.
Authorities suspect Taliban and al-Qaida-linked extremists.
Authorities suspect that the explosion may have been related to a contract dispute
Authorities suspect that the perpetrators may be part of an offshoot of the National People's Army (NPA), called the Marxist-Leninist Party of the Philippines (MLPP).
Authorities suspect the attack was carried out by Murago rebels.
Authorities suspect the incident is linked to a rash of attacks targeting education officials in the area.
Authorities suspect the National Front for the Liberation of Corsica-Union Fighters (FLNC-UC), a splinter group, after the FLNC-UC warned of such attacks in retaliation for Charles Pieri's prison sentence.  They also claimed 17 previous attacks.  The Biguglia town hall was less than five kilometers away from the Furiani town hall, where an explosion also occurred.   The two explosions were an hour apart.
Authorities suspected Maoist rebels were behind the attack.
Authorities suspected that dissident republicans were responsible. The bombing occurred hours after the IRA issued a significant apology for previous incidents.
Authorities suspected that local insurgents had planted the bomb.
Authorities suspected that the attack may have been a response to a recent initiative to reduce corruption in the Palestinian government.
Authorities suspected that the attack may have been related to local residents selling alcohol.
Authorities suspected that the attack was targeting Eelam People's Democratic Party (EPDP) Leader Douglas Devananda's Public Relations Officer, Anton Jeyaray, Batticaloa EPDP Organizer, Siva, and two other EPDP members traveling in the convoy.
Authorities suspected that the bombing may have been accidental and that the device had belonged to the victims.
Authorities suspected that the farmers were targeted because they had been selling their coca to right-wing paramilitary forces.
Authorities suspected that the perpetrators of this incident might have participated in campus riots at the University of Puerto Rico two weeks later.
Authorities suspected that the victims were taken to a guerrilla stronghold in the Mount Cicavica area. The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) was brought in to conduct negotiations and arrange for hostage release. Reports did not disclose the resolution of this kidnapping.
Authorities suspected that this incident might be connected with the bombing of a Bank of America in Los Angeles a day later (197104280002).  Both incidents used bombs consisting of similar material.
Authorities suspected that this incident might be connected with the bombing of a furniture store in Los Angeles a day earlier (197104270002).  Both incidents used bombs consisting of similar substances.  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.
Authorities suspected that tribal vendetta or al Qa'ida-affiliated retaliation were the possible motives of the attack.
Authorities suspected the attack was carried out by an organized crime group to retaliate against a crackdown by local prosecutors.
Authorities suspected the attack was launched by al-Qaida-linked Uzbek militants or their supporters.
Authorities were first notified of the fire at 5:06 AM.  This was the third time in a two year period that Marjorie Reed set a fire at the Toledo Medical Services abortion clinic (198512310002 and 198703080007).
Authorities were investigating if this incident was related to an attempted bombing of the DMV in Auburn, CA two days later, and additionally, if there is any relation to several eco-attacks earlier in the year.
Authorities were investigating if this incident was related to an attempted bombing of the Placer County Courthouse in Auburn, CA two days earlier, and additionally, if there is any relation to several eco-attacks earlier in the year.
Authorities were unsure if the attack was perpetrated because of Ruangkeow's work or as part of an ongoing insurgency in the Muslim-majority region. This was the first time that such a high-level official was assassinated in the region since an increase of violence began in January 2004.
Authorities were unsure of the motive behind the attack.  National Guardsmen were called up to Oneonta to prevent the stores that were damaged by the blast from being looted.
Authorities were unsure whether the perpetrators were Black or White.  After the attack, a curfew was instituted in Lawrence and the National Guard was called in.  Before the fire broke out, there were reports of loud explosions at the Student Union.
Authorities were unsure whether the pipe bomb was placed under a pile of leaves or attached under the gas tank of the vehicle.  Authorities linked the bomb used in this incident with the attempted bombing at Likeside Laboratories in Milwaukee Wisconsin on September 4th (197009040004).  Both bombs were built according to an instruction manual circulated by revolutionaries.  The Whitefish Bay Chief of Police believed that this incident might also be linked with bombs discovered at Whitefish Bay State Bank, Honeywell Inc. and the Wisconsin Motor Division (197006290002, 197007000001, and 197008050001).  There were other bombings in the Milwaukee area during this time period as well (197012220001, 197007220002, and 197007210004).
Authorities were unsure who or what the exact target was, and reports of the claim did not specify an intended target. Reports also do not confirm or deny whether there were American soldiers who were wounded in the attack.
Available resources provide no indication of the specific group involved in the attack and that further research yeilds that UG stands for underground militants and encompasses multiple militant groups.
Avishai Raviv, an undercover member of the Israeli Secret Service was assumed responsible for the creation of the right-wing extremist group Eyal. Although Yamir confessed to working alone in the murder, there is evidence that Raviv knew of his intentions to kill Rabin. Raviv was known as an openly violent critic of the Prime Minister's role in the Oslo Accords and the peace process. There is speculation that Yamir was working under the auspices of Eyal, but only his association with the group were confirmed.  There are also allegations that Rabin's aides were informed in June that there would be an assassination, and were informed of many characteristics of the perpetrator.  Little is known as to whether or not Shin Bet actually received this information.  Hagai Amir, the assailants brother, and Dror Adani were also charged with involvement in the murder.
Awakening council members are those Iraqis who fight against insurgents.
Ayaz Khan was the name of the Frontier Corps soldier who was killed in the attack.
Azerbaijan accused Armenia of being responsible for the incident, but this was not confirmed
Baba DeviDass was the second victim.
Badrul's father agreed to give Tk 10 lakh to the kidnappers and filed a General Dairy (GD) with police on April 3. --Badrul was the son of school teacher Kamrul Haq Bhuiyan of Saldia village in Kaliganj upazila of Gazipur district
Baghdad municipality workers, who were removing rainwater near the 1983 Square in the area, were able to detain the perpetrator as he attempted to flee the scene of the incident in another vehicle
Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) spokesman Meerak Baloch claimed responsibility for the attack on the senior officials. It is unclear whether or not an attack actually took place, because Malik Muhammad Iqbal, claimed that the reports of the attack were baseless, and that there had been no attack on his convoy. Also it is unclear exactly what kind of attack occurred, if there indeed was an attack, because Secretary Home Akbar Hussain Durrani rejected the claim that rockets were used in the attack.
Baloch Republican Army spokesperson Sirbaz Baloch claimed responsibility.
Bannang Sata was killed instantly, while her husband, Suan Maneebutr, died later from his wounds. This is one of two related attacks (cf. 200610160012)
Barawi was subsequently taken to what he described as a Palestinian Authority base, shot five times in the limbs, and dumped alive in an unspecified location in Gaza the same day.
Barrancabermeja is the location of the country's largest petroleum refinery.
Basant Behera and Pandav Dehuri were two other police officers injured.
Bashir Khan's son was wounded in the attack.
Basilan Gov. Wahab Akbar identified those wounded as Ernesto Goria, 38; Primitivo Goria, 50; Maryjoy Goria, 18; Catalino Bernardo, 36; Ernesto Sequijor, 39; and Cesar Galinsuza, 43. One of those hurt was not unidentified in the reports.
Basra is Shi i dominated, which is believed to have been the motive against the construction workers. --Another report sustains that 11 construction workers in the same place were all killed at the same time.
Batasuna was reported to have been the political wing of Euskadi ta Askatasuna (ETA) at the time of the attack.
Because the assailants stole the victim's property and money, this incident may be armed robbery and may not meet the criteria for terrorism. However, given the victim's leadership role in society, a political motive could not be ruled out.
Because the bomber was pulled over by police, it was unclear who/what his actual target(s) really was/were.
Because the seventh victim in the attack was missing, he was presumed kidnapped by the attackers.
Before firefighters arrived, the fire burnt itself out.
Before he died, Singer was able to call his spouse and son and explain what was happening to him.
Before the bomb exploded Officer Maloney left his vehicle for ten minutes to investigate a domestic complaint.
Benoit says that he has had to leave Colombia six times due to death threats and normally has six bodyguards with him
Berg was known for his largely liberal opinions on a variety of controversial issues, and even had a slightly combative and blunt style, that insulted many conservatives as well as the callers and guests on his show.   On one of his shows, Berg humiliated Klansman and member of The Aryan Nation, David Lane, who was eventually one of his murderers, by calling him a "sick and pathetic human being."  Members of the Order had Berg on their hit list long before they actually went through with his murder, which was planned and calculated far in advance, with much intelligence gathered on Berg about his daily whereabouts about three weeks before the assassination. Pierce and Lane were convicted and sentenced for the crime, while Craig and Scutari were acquitted of charges for this incident.  Mathews died upon police capture in a shoot out and subsequent fire.
Besides a 90 million taka (1.6 million dollar) ransom, the kidnappers demanded for security forces to withdraw before any talks could take place. Bangladesh government officials rejected a ransom demand and refused to pull their troops back.
Between 1997 and 1999, dozens of people were killed in several bomb and hand-grenade explosions in Kampala. Responsibility for those attacks was later claimed by the National Army for the Liberation of Uganda (NALU), an urban terrorist group linked to the rebel Allied Democratic Forces (ADF).
Between this incident and 201306120027, seven people were killed and six were wounded. Because there is a source that lists the specific casualty totals of 20136120027, the casualty totals for this incident reflect the remainder of the casualties.
Bhagat Singh, the Janatantrik Terai Madhes Mukti (JTMM) Party’s central chairman, claimed responsibility for the attack.
Bhagwan Das Shrestha had also been a well-known producer of Nepalese films.
Billy Alexander shot Fritz Dor from a car driven by Hitler Fleurinord.  Glossy Bruce Joseph served as a lookout.  Alexander was paid $5,000 for this attack but it is unknown who sponsored him.  One month earlier, Alexander shot and killed Jean Claude Olivier using the same .38 revolver (199102180013).  Two years after this incident, Dora St. Plite, another pro-Aristide radio broadcaster was assassinated in Miami (199310240006).  The Macoutes were a paramilitary force who terrorized opponents of Haiti's Duvalier regime.
Billy Alexander shot Jean Claude Olivier from a car driven by Hitler Fleurinord.  Alexander was paid $2,000 for this attack but it is unknown who sponsored him.  One month later, Alexander shot and killed Fritz Dor using the same .38 revolver (199103150023).  Two years after this incident, Dora St. Plite, another pro-Aristide radio broadcaster was assassinated in Miami (199310240006).  The Macoutes were a paramilitary force who terrorized opponents of Haiti's Duvalier regime.
Binangon was also a former town councilor of Maguindanao.
Biplov, District in-charge of the ATMM, claimed responsibility for the killing.
Bista's body was found in Nakarkatti-2, Siraha, Nepal.
Blackwater Security Consulting, based in North Carolina, provided security for US State Department officials and facilities in Iraq.
Bloch separatist groups and government forces have been fighting in the area.
Bloody clashes between tribes, or between security forces and armed groups, are common in Yemen, a country with a tribal structure where the number of firearms held by civilians is officially estimated at more than 60 million, an average of more than three per inhabitant.
Boaz was 72 years old, with a false leg and a false eye; the assailants said he was an intelligence officer.
Bogotá Caracol Colombia Radio reported on April 4 that according to Police and Army intelligence, an alleged closeness of Arauquita's Council President Jose Manuel Roa Montanez to a political ELN [Army of National Liberation] militia structure known as "Association of Enterprising Revolutionary Youth" in Arauca could be the motive behind his death. But police authorities were trying to establish why the Council President did not inform authorities in charge of his protection about the trip to La Paz Police Inspection on April1, 2006. --The ongoing dispute for territories and coca traffic routes and corridors in Arauca between the FARC and the ELN resulted in the deaths of dozens of rebels and guerrilla leaders in the previous months.
Bogra was a stronghold for Islamic militants in Bangladesh at the time of the attack. They had previously targeted cinemas, theaters and concert halls after a call by Islamic fundamentalist parties for a ban on performances judged to fall outside Islamic law's precepts for acceptable entertainment.
Boko Haram asserted the attack was perpetrated at night to avoid killing students.
Boko Haram asserted the church was picked at random and that any church could be their target.
Boko Haram had attacked several schools within the week. However, this was the first private school to be targeted.
Boko Haram had carried out similar attacks throughout the week. Further, they asserted that the attacks were carried out at night to avoid killing innocent students.
Bomb consisted of a 60-mm mortar ammo, high-explosive with timer, and a nine-volt battery.
Bomb disposal experts managed to defuse the device, which was linked to a timer that had been activated.
Bomb was found inside a bag. Afterwards, two persons were arrested on suspicion.
Bomb was set off in the industrial area of Landhi in Karachi, Pakistan.
Bomber was targeting Canadian military personel, the three civilian casualties appear to have been accidental.
Bombing is part of an on-going campaign by radical separatist militants in the region. Targets generally include military and police personnel.
Bombing occurred at 6:45pm, while Kissinger was scheduled to speak at 7:45pm; on the same day of the incident, a second communiqué was sent to the United Press International, which claimed responsibility for the incident, for all of the revolutionary organizations operating in Puerto Rico.
Bombing was one of three that occurred in Addis Abbaba around the same time.
Bombs exploded in four churches across three Indian states on 06/08/2000, two days after the murder of a Roman Catholic priest.
Bombs were planted on the A-8 highway that links Bilbao and Santander and on the N-111 near the northern town of Viana, said a police spokesman in the Basque city of Vitoria. Police searched for more devices after the caller reported that four devices had been planted.
Bossi had just concluded morning mass in Bulawan and was driving to another village when he was abducted and forced into a waiting boat. Filipino police stated the attack was led by Aka Kedie of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF), but MILF spokesman Eid Kabalu claimed Kedie was a renegade and disavowed the group’s involvement in the attack. Bossi was released without ransom after 39 days of captivity on July 19, 2007.
Both bombs are believed to have been small in size and not intended to kill.  The second bomb exploded after police had cordoned off the area following the first bomb.
Both devices had been engineered from 60mm mortar shells fitted with timers. The first was concealed beneath a minibus and the second along a roadside several meters away. The successive bombings suggested a double-tap attack, with the first blast meant to cause stampeding toward the second blast zone. Police subsequently arrested a suspected J-I perpetrator they identified as ‘George German.’
Both fires occurred within a couple of hours of each other early Sept. 19th in the city's Carmel Valley. The valley has been the site of a political dispute between developers and environmentalists, who would like some of the area's open space to remain undeveloped.
Both hostages were released after three days in captivity.
Both Mutulu Shakur and Chui Fergeson were armed with handguns during the attempted robbery.  When Fergeson's gun fired accidently, nearby police were alerted of the robbery.  Raymond Oliver and Fergeson were captured while Shakur was arrested almost ten years later.  It is unknown if the money stolen from the robbery would have been divided up between the perpetrators or used to fund the causes of the needy.
Both of the American hostages were beheaded. The fate of the other hostage was unknown.
Both officers received injuries to their faces.  Officer Horton required thirteen stitches and officer Gatchel required eight stitches.  Three days later, a White revolutionary firebombed a police car in St. Petersburg and stated his support for the "Black brothers" who beat up the police officers (197011180001).
Both perpetrators were from the West Bank town of Bethlehem. The terrorist group’s statement further mentioned that the attack was a response to Israel’s policies and actions in the West Bank and Gaza.
Both perpetrators were originally from the Gaza strip and a members of the Palestinian National Security Service. They planned to infiltrate Israel through the area of Bardale village where the construction of the Security Fence in the area was not yet fully completed.
Both perpetrators were students at the Sartsamakkhi School.
Both security forces and TTP claimed to have inflicted casualties on the other party but neither claim can be confirmed.
Both sources say Debbarma was traveling although one says he was in Jampuijala on the way to the political offices while the other says he was traveling from Takarjala to Agartala.
Both targets were activists in the "movement for the return of Russians to Ingushetia".
Both the Free Aceh Movement (GAM) and Jemaah Islamiyah (JI) were suspected but authorities were unable to definitively blame one group. Most officials believed the JI was most likely the group responsible because JI members were arrested a few days before the explosion.
Both the Kashmiri militants and the pro-Indian Government militia are accused of similar atrocities against civilian and Military personnel alike.
Both the Palestine Liberation Organization and a Puerto Rican revolutionary group called news organizations claiming responsibility for this incident.  Ten days earlier, for incendiary letter bombs sent to various government agencies ignited in New York City (197612010004, 197612010005, 197612010006, and 197612010007).
Both victims were police constables. The two constables were on their way to report for duty.
Boualem's father, also a member of an Algerian militia, was assassinated under similar circumstances three years earlier.
Boudana Mohamed, his wife Aicha, and their daughters Mina and Rania, were beheaded, along with Belahrache Abdelkader, the son of an elected member of the Djelfa Provincial People's Assembly (APW). The injured included Fatima, Hoda, Anouar, Messaouda and Abderrahmane.
Bowe Bergdahl is the only American prisoner of war in captivity in Afghanistan
BRA claimed credit the attack in an unspecified post-incident statement. The blast targeted the passing vehicle of Mir Liaquat Bugti, son of Raijha Bugti chieftain and government ally Mir Ahemdan Bugti.
Brigadier General Pandey, chief of the weapons department of the Royal Nepal Army, was the highest ranking army official killed by the guerrillas since the insurgency had began in 1996.
Britain was given a 10-day ultimatium; abductors are linked to Iran
British Petroleum facilities had come under rebel attack in the past, but this incident was the most serious in the company's 11 years of operations in Colombia. BP is the largest foreign oil company in Colombia with about 850 employees and an output of 300,000 barrels a day.
British Prime Minister-designate Gordon Brown was visiting Iraq at the time, although it was unknown if he was in the Green Zone when the attack occurred.
Bruce Paul Lohmann was a student at Tamalpais High School.  Lohmann also admitted bombing two Bank of America branches in  Mill Valley California (197103230001 and 197104230004).  There were two other fires set at the high school during the same week and there was a bomb threat against the school while Lohmann was being questioned.
Bruce Sharp and William Redwine and three others driving in the same car noticed Officer Kenneth Kaner sitting in his car and someone in the group shouted "let's get him" and/or "let's get his gun."
Bucaramanga La Vanguardia Liberal reported on April 5 that a medical doctor, alias El Médico, who worked in Coromoro Municipality for seven years and then joined the ELN militias is the presumed murderer. --The two murders were payback for the deaths of three ELN guerrillas from the "Adonai Ardila Pinilla" Front killed in clashes with the soldiers from the "Galan" Infantry Battalion on 16 February 2006 in rural Coromoro. The killings may have been part of a rite of passage to armed chief.
Budu Nayak and Mansai Kiar were released unharmed on the same day.
Bujumbura Net Press News Agency reported that local sources named PALIPEHUTU-FNL rebels as responsible for the attack.
Burjak had played a key role in investigating 28 men charged with conspiracy to commit terror acts on US and Israeli targets.
Business World reported that Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG) claimed immediate responsibility for the attack and the mayor confirmed the claim. However, Agence France Presse and Manila Standard did not mention the group and instead said authorities suspected Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) rebels.
Camp Bastion is where Prince Harry of Wales was stationed at the time. One Taliban spokesperson mentioned that he was the target of their attack.
Canada's Petrobank Energy and Resources Ltd. was only a partial owner of the pipelines that were targeted in the attack.
Canda had been the Municipal Health Officer for Parang for five years at the time of his abduction.
Captain David Lyon of the United States Air Force was killed in the attack.
Captain Michael Calvert of the U.S. Army's 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment, which operated in Ramadi, reported seven killed and 40 or more wounded. Dr. Irfan Abdul Razzak placed the number of injured at 54.
Car bomb targeted a United States Embassy car that had no diplomats inside.  Resulting attack killed three bystanders and wounded twenty-five others including the driver of the United States Embassy car.
Car bomb was detonated after a police chase.
Cardeno was released in Davao Province on June 7 and taken back to South Cotabato for medical treatment of significant contusions, suggesting he was beaten in captivity.
Cary spent most of his captivity walking through the mountains between rebel camps, and believed he had a broken a rib in a fall.
Casaulty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable sources are reported here.
Casaulty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201703230019 and 201703240014. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualties for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent numbers are reported here.
Casualties for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201605190025, 201605190026, and 201605190027.
Casualties for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualties have been equally divided between the five simultaneous attacks: 201210280028, 201210280029, 201210280030, 201210280031, and 201210280032.
Casualties 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 wounded across incidents 201511130002, 201511130003, 201511130004, 201511130005, 201511130006, 201511130007, 201511130008, and 201511130009.
Casualties represent an even division across 201204190029, 201204190030, 201204190031, 201204190032, 201204190033
Casualty and damage numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty and hostage numbers and conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty and hostage numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty and hostage numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty and hostage numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty and hostage numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty and hostage numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201501260052, 201501260053, 201501260054, and 201501260055.
Casualty and hostage numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty and hostage numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201606240020, 201606240021, and 201606240022.
Casualty and hostage numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty and hostage numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty and hostage numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total across incidents 201604150017, 201604150018, 201604150019, 201604150020, 201604150021, 201604150022, 201604150023, 201604150024, 201604150025, and 201604150026. At least 32 of the hostages were released on April 30, 2016. Sources reported that 24 additional hostages were released as of May 21, 2016 and seven more hostages were released as of May 29, 2016. Sources stated that 29 additional hostages had been released as of June 11, 2016, bringing the total number released to 92; however, a later report estimated that 91 total hostages had been released. The whereabouts of the remaining victims are unknown.
Casualty and hostage numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201707070017 and 201707070018.
Casualty and hostage numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and kidnapped across incidents 201703120020 and 201703130026.
Casualty and hostage numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed, wounded, and kidnapped across incidents 201703010027, 201703010028, 201703010029, 201703010030, and 201703010032.
Casualty and hostage numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed, wounded, and released across incidents 201710280046, 201711130049, and 201711280046.
Casualty and hostage numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed, wounded, and released across incidents 201710280046, 201711130049, and 201711280046. Authorities attributed the attack to an armed group from the Central African Republic.
Casualty and injury counts vary considerably between sources.
Casualty and injury numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201306110008 and 201306110009.
Casualty and injury numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents. See also 201305220024, 201305220025, 201305220026.
Casualty and injury numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents. See also 201305220024, 201305220025, 201305220027.
Casualty and injury numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents. See also 201305220024, 201305220026, 201305220027.
Casualty and injury numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents. See also 201305220025, 201305220026, 201305220027.
Casualty and injury numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents. See also 201306150024, 201306150025, 201306150026, 201306150027, 201306150028. Some sources suggest this incident may be the result of a protest that got out of hand.
Casualty and injury numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents. See also 201306150024, 201306150025, 201306150026, 201306150027, 201306150029. Some sources suggest this incident may be the result of a protest that got out of hand.
Casualty and injury numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents. See also 201306150024, 201306150025, 201306150026, 201306150028, 201306150029. Some sources suggest this incident may be the result of a protest that got out of hand.
Casualty and injury numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents. See also 201306150024, 201306150025, 201306150027, 201306150028, 201306150029. Some sources suggest this incident may be the result of a protest that got out of hand.
Casualty and injury numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents. See also 201306150024, 201306150026, 201306150027, 201306150028, 201306150029. Some sources suggest this incident may be the result of a protest that got out of hand.
Casualty and injury numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents. See also 201306150025, 201306150026, 201306150027, 201306150028, 201306150029. Some sources suggest this incident may be the result of a protest that got out of hand.
Casualty and injury numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents. See also 201306260016 and 201306260017.
Casualty and injury numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents. See also 201306260016 and 201306260018.
Casualty and injury numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents. See also 201306260017 and 201306260018.
Casualty and injury numbers for this incident conflict across sources.
Casualty and injury numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty and injury numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty and injury numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. The soldiers killed in the attack were identified as Captain Ahmed Raza and Sepoy Aman.
Casualty and injury numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here.
Casualty and injury numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty and injury numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty and injury numbers for this incident conflict across sources. One source reports that a grenade was used instead.
Casualty and kidnap numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201404070028 and 201404080017.
Casualty and kidnap numbers for this incident represent an equal division of the total killed and abducted across incidents 201305250009 and 201305250010.
Casualty counts for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported.
Casualty counts represent an equal division of casualties between 201204210011 and 201204210012.
Casualty estimates vary for this attack.
Casualty figures conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here.
Casualty figures conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here.
Casualty figures conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most conservative estimates are reported here.
Casualty figures conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most conservative estimates are reported here. The dead and injured civilians were identified as Prem Kumar Sarkar, Dhanajay Sarkar, Sukhen Bhaumik and Abdul Matleb.
Casualty figures conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent estimates are reported here.
Casualty figures for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty figures for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty figures for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty figures for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents (20150916005-20150916007).
Casualty figures for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty figures for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of killed across incidents 201508200028 and 201508200029. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of killed across incidents 201508300035, 201508300036, and 201508300037.
Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those kidnapped across incidents (201508230008, 201508230035, 201508230060).
Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those kidnapped across incidents 201511260038, 201511260055, 201512010054.
Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents (201508020062, 201508020063).
Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents (201508030087-201508030090).
Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents (201509300030, 201509300031, 201510010033).
Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents (201512160013- 201512160017).
Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents (201512240024 -201512240026).
Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201508050105, 201508050106, and 201508050107.
Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201508090086 and 201508090087.
Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201509140043, 201509140044, 201509140045, 201509140046, 201509140047, 201509140048, 201509140049.
Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 2015092220004 and 201509220005.
Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201509300030 and 201509200031.
Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents. (201508050060, 201508050061).
Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents. (201509050075-201509050076).
Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and wounded across incidents (201510260026, 201510260027, 201510260028).
Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and wounded across incidents (201511040025-201511040027).
Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and wounded across incidents (201512010035-201512010036).
Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and wounded across incidents (201512130036, 201512130037).
Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and wounded across incidents (201512270066- 201512270075).
Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and wounded across incidents 201508230103, 201508240104, 201508240105, 201508240106, 201508240107.
Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and wounded across incidents. (201508010036, 201508010107).
Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and wounded across incidents. (201508070072, 201508070073, 201508070074, 201508070075, 201508070076, 201508070077, 201508070078, 201508070079, 201508070080, 201508070081).
Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and wounded across incidents. (201510250035, 201510250036, 201510250043).
Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those wounded across incidents (201509200051-201509200053).
Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those wounded across incidents (201511280019-201511280020).
Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those wounded across incidents 201507270029 and 201507270030.
Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those wounded across incidents 201510260046 and 201510260047
Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those wounded across incidents. (201508090105, 201508090106).
Casualty figures represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201612310034, 201612310035, 201612310036, and 201612310037.
Casualty figures represent a division of the total number of those wounded across incidents 201001250008, 201001250009, 201001250010.
Casualty figures were divided between this attack and 201205140017.
Casualty figures were divided between this attack and 201205140018.
Casualty figures were divided between this case and case 201205070008 for statistical accuracy.
Casualty figures were divided between this case and case 201205070009 for statistical accuracy.
Casualty information for this attack conflicts across sources.
Casualty information for this attack conflicts across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest majority estimates are reported.
Casualty information for this attack conflicts across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are used.
Casualty information for this attack conflicts across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimate is reported.
Casualty information for this incident conflicts across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are used.
Casualty information for this incident conflicts across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are used.
Casualty information for this incident conflicts across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent estimates are used.
Casualty information was not available but at least two people were confirmed to be injured.  Both were civilians.
Casualty number for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty number for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty number for this incident conflict across sources. Following GT, protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty number for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty number for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty number 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 speculated that the attack may have been the result of a tribal feud.
Casualty number for this incident conflict across sources. There is also a discrepancy on whether or not the initial explosion was the result of a car bomb or suicide bombers on foot.
Casualty numbers and property damaged for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents (201602010054, 201602010055).
Casualty numbers are divided across this attack, 201205140034, and 201205140035. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers are divided across this attack, 201205140034, and 201205140036. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers are divided across this attack, 201205140035, and 201205140036. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers are divided between this attack, 201205260021, and 201205260022.
Casualty numbers are divided between this attack, 201205260021, and 201205260023.
Casualty numbers are divided between this attack, 201205260022, and 201205260023.
Casualty numbers conflict across reports. Following GTD protocol, the most recent numbers are reported here.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. According to GTD protocol the lowest and most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. According to GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. According to GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. According to GTD protocol, the most recent estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol the lowest reliable estimate is reported here.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest and most reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are recorded here.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest numbers are reported here.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimate is reported here.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are recorded here.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. An assailant was arrested before he could detonate inside the vehicle.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty and hostage numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed, wounded, and abducted across incidents 201704080009, 201704080010, 201704080011, and 201704080012.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201608290036 and 201608290037.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201612170028 and 201612170040.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201702120018, 201702120019, and 201702120020.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201702230021 and 201702230022.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201704090033 and 201704090034.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201705140037, 201705140038, 201705140039, 201705140040, and 201705140041.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201707120001 and 201707120003.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents (201706230001, 201706230002).
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents (201706250021, 201706250022, 201706250023).
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201609090020 and 201609090021.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201609300008, 201609300009, 201609300010, 201609300011, and 201609300012.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201610280027, 201610280039, 201610280040, 201610280041, 201610280042, 201610280043, 201610280044, and 201610280045.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201610290006 and 201610290007.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201611090047, 201611090048, 201611090049, 201611090050, 201611090051, 201611090052, and 201611090053.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201611150028, 201611150029, 201611150030, 201611150051, 201611150052.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201611170019 and 201611170020.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201611190061, 201611190062, and 201611190063.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201612180043 and 201612180044.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201704060017 and 201704060018.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201705240002 and 201705240003. The victims included Imam Giland Adinata.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201705240002 and 201705240003. The victims included Taufan Tsunami and Ridho Setiawan.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201706040013, 201706040027, and 201706040028.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201707190034 and 201707190035.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201707200004, 201707200005, and 201707200006.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201707200030 and 201707200031.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201709110011 and 201709110012.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201709170006, 201709170007.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201709290015 and 201709290016.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201710150014, 201710150015, 201710150016, 201710150017, 201710150018, and 201710160010.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201710160006 and 201710160007.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed between incidents 201705200029, 201705200030, and 201705200031. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those wounded across incidents 200610160009 and 200610160015.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those wounded across incidents 201703020004 and 201703020005.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Sources noted that the assailant had previously been admitted to a psychiatric clinic on a voluntary basis.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. The Free Syrian Army denied using chemical-laced projectiles in the attack.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. The victims included Sergeant Chatchai Chanchiao, Sergeant Kowit Jittangsap, Sergeant Aratsan Jaedo, Sergeant Apisit Baisri, Captain Nattapol Nawasuchinda, Corporal Naiyasit Chomchoei, Private Anat Makkaket, Private Ekapoj Thongpan, Private Sivadej Kangkano, Private Nivamik Ngaejaelee, Private Apilak Amnat, Private Nattapol Manratoh, Abdul Ayi Hayisa Laemae, and Pattaranan Hayisa Laemae.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. The victims included Sunday Garba and Inua Gaube.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the attack may have been carried out by bandits or cattle rustlers.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the attack may have been the result of a dispute between fans over a football game.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the mortar may have been fired by security forces.
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. It is unclear whether the assailants were working in conjunction with the Syrian military.
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. Local sources and activists claimed that the attack was carried out by government forces.
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 conflicted as to whether the targets were members of a militant group or civilians.
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 noted that the police were on an offensive operation when they were attacked and it is unclear whether or not the assailants lured them into the ambush.
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 explosion may have been the result of an airstrike carried out by the military rather than a roadside bomb planted by militants.
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 explosive device was being transported rather than being planted when it detonated.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of conflict between rival groups.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of fighting between rival groups.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest, reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Officials suspected that the assailants and victims worked in the same factory.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority numbers are reported here.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority numbers are reported here. In source: "around 150 militants."
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority of estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimate is recorded here.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimate is reported here.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are recorded here.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. A police officer hugged and tackled the assailant in order to limit the casualties.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty number represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201710280011 and 201710280045.
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 across incidents 201612240004, 201612240005, and 201612240006.
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 across incidents 201702170015 and 201702170016.
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 across incidents 201705230010 and 201705230011.
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 across incidents 201706140020, 201706140021, and 201706140022.
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 injured across incidents 201704300012 and 201704300013. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of conflict between rival groups.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and or wounded across incidents 201712170013 and 201712170014.
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 incident 201711200022, 201711200023, 201711200038, and 201711200039.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201609240016 and 201609240023.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201610060018, 201610060019, 201610060020, and 201610040042.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201701100002 and 201701100003.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201701200005 and 201701200006.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201703080047, 201703080048, and 201703080049.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201705160007 and 201705160008.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201707110011 and 201707110012.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201707170018 and 201707170019.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201707300026, 201707300027, and 201707300028.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201708210009 and 201708210010.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201709110011 and 201709110012.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201709150009 and 201709150015.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201710010029 and 201710020033.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201710050006, 201710050007 and 201710050008.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201710090014 and 201710090015.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201711130012 and 201711130013.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201711180013, 201711180014, 201711190012 and 201711190013.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201711270017 and 201711270029.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201712020003 and 201712020004.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201712120015, 201712120016, 201712120017, 201712120018, 201712120019, 201712120020, 201712120021, and 201712120022.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201712210018 and 201712210019.
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, injured, and abducted across incidents 201709260032 and 201709260033.
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 wounded across incidents 199612280005 and 199612280006.
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 wounded across incidents 200410070003 and 200410070004.
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 wounded across incidents 201610190038 and 201610190039.
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 wounded across incidents 201703220028, 201703220029, and 201703220030.
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 wounded across incidents 201706180017, 201706180018, and 201706180019.
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 wounded across incidents 201708150011 and 201708150012.
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.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty number represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201710280011 and 201710280045.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Hostage numbers also conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Sources also indicated that the assailant suffered from alcohol and psychological problems.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. The victims included Albino B. Bahian III, Alexander C. Falcasantos, Joseph C. Accad, Castle S. Camu, Robert Paul C de Asis, Marlon C. Ampao, Kenneth Dave A. Calaycay, Glenn C. Genova, and Jared R. Sugagil.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. The victims included Nepali citizen Asim Rai.
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. A source indicated that the assailants may have been transporting the explosives rather than planting them when the blast occurred.
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. A source suspected that the assaialant, who was a police officer, may have opened fire in response to a perceived threat at the airport.
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. A source suspected that the attack may have been the result of personal enmity.
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. Iraqi Volunteer Forces officials accused the United States (US) of carrying out the attack; however, the US denied the claim.
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. Officials claimed that the helicopter crash was the result of technical failure.
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 conflicted on whether the attack occurred outside a Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham headquarters or a police station.
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 explosion may have been caused by a weapons stash in the camp.
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 explosive device may have been planted by the Ukrainian security forces.
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 helicopter may have crashed due to a technical failure.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of conflict between rival groups.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estmiates are reported here.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most majority reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear whether the attack was the result of a suicide bombing or a government airstrike.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent and lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent numbers are reported here.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are recorded here.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. Assailant casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201703060004, 201703060005, and 201703060006.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty and hostage numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed, wounded, and abducted across incidents 201711270030 and 201711280028.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and wounded across incidents. (201509030011, 201509030012).
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 across incidents 201610180009 and 201610180010.
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 across incidents 201611280057, 201611280058, 201611280059, 201611280060, and 201611280061.
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 across incidents 201708250002, 201708250003, 201708250004, 201708250005, 201708250006, 201708250007, 201708250008, 201708250009, 201708250010, 201708250011, 201708250012, 201708250013, 201708250014, 201708250015, 201708250016, 201708250017, 201708250018, 201708250019, 201708250020, 201708250021, 201708250047, 201708250048, 201708250049, 201708250050, 201708250051, 201708250052, 201708250053, 201708250054.
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 across incidents 201710160018, 201710160029, and 201710160030.
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 (201711150019, 201711150020, 201711150021, 201711150022).
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 201610030037 and 201610030038.
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 201611130070, 201611130071, 201611130072, and 201611130073.
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 201612100001 and 201612100002.
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 201702180006 and 201702180025.
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 201703010003 and 201703010004.
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 201703170012 and 201703170013.
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 201705020001 and 201705020034.
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 201705150023 and 201705150024. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of conflict between rival groups.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201706230010 and 201706230011.
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 201709010011 and 201709010012.
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 201709140003 and 201709140004.
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 201709270008 and 201709270009.
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 201709290013, 201709290014, 201709290042, and 201709290043.
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 201710280024 and 201710280025.
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 201711050009 and 201711050010.
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.
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 wounded across incidents 200312270002, 200312270003, 200312270004.
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 wounded across incidents 201705090027 and 201705100026.
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 wounded across incidents 201706070028 and 201706070029.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. Pumret also confessed to carrying out other bombing attacks in Bangkok on April 5, 2017 and May 15, 2017.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. Sources suspected that the attack may have been related to disputes between quarry owners.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. The same weapon was also used by assailants in three related incidents in Karachi on November 27, 2016.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. The victims included peacekeepers from Liberia and Sweden.
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. Officials suspected that the attack was related to a drug feud or a counterfeit money gang.
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 Santiago was diagnosed with schizophrenia. Additionally, Santiago claimed that the United States government was controling his mind and forcing him to watch Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) videos, while the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) was forcing him to join the group.
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 the blast may have been caused by the accidental explosion of a gas cylinder.
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 given the location of the bomb, which was planted inside the Kandahar governor's compound, it is possible that the attack was carried out by someone with ties to the governor. Sources also suspected that the attack may have been carried out by the Pakistani Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI).
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. This attack may have been the result of fighting between rival groups.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. This was the third of three similar attacks targeting Christian Al-Bayrak employees in Sadiqabad neighborhood of Rawalpindi in 2017. The other related incidents occurred on June 3, 2017 and August 18, 2017.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent, lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent, reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201611300039 and 201611300040.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201711110010, 201711110011, and 201711110012.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201612100007 and 201612100008.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201701140002 and 201701140003.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201705180019 and 201705180020.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here. Sources conflict as to whether the assailant had a belt rigged with explosives or was in an explosives-laden vehicle.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here. The victims included Hamza, Muhammad Khan, Hameed, and Momin.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the fire may have been linked to a personal feud among residents of the building.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the or most reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Some of the train passengers were identified as Tahir Usman, Yasir Pathan, Muhammad Hanif Rajput, Dur Bibi, Khan Zadi, and Muhammad Murad.
Casualty numbers conflict for this attack.
Casualty numbers conflict for this attack. The attacker also had a gun with him, but his explosive devices detonated before he could open fire on Muhammadu Abali.
Casualty numbers conflict for this attack. The other source claims that the vice mayor of Isabela City and the local Red Cross head were injured in the blast.
Casualty numbers conflict from source to source. According to GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers conflict from source to source. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers conflict from source to source. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers conflict represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201705170052 and 201705170053.
Casualty numbers for persons killed and injured are divided evenly between this incident and incidents 201401140005, 201401140006, 201401140007.
Casualty numbers for persons killed and injured are divided evenly between this incident and incidents 201401140005, 201401140006, 201401140008.
Casualty numbers for persons killed and injured are divided evenly between this incident and incidents 201401140005, 201401140007, 201401140008.
Casualty numbers for persons killed and injured are divided evenly between this incident and incidents 201401140006, 201401140007, 201401140008.
Casualty numbers for persons killed and injured are divided evenly between this incident and incidents 201401140011, 201401140012.
Casualty numbers for persons killed and injured are divided evenly between this incident and incidents 201401140011, 201401140013.
Casualty numbers for persons killed and injured are divided evenly between this incident and incidents 201401140012, 201401140013.
Casualty numbers for the amount killed and injured in this attack are divided evenly between this incident and incidents 201312080044 and 201312080046.
Casualty numbers for the amount killed and injured in this attack are divided evenly between this incident and incidents 201312080044 and 201312080047.
Casualty numbers for the amount killed and injured in this attack are divided evenly between this incident and incidents 201312080046 and 201312080047.
Casualty numbers for the attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty figures for the incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and wounded across incidents (201509020023, 201509020024).
Casualty numbers for the incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across source. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Authorities suspect defectors may have forewarned security forces about the attack, leading to the lopsided casualty totals on the side of the perpetrators.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, most conservative of the most recent estimates was recorded.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the highest validity estimate is reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest and majority estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimate is used.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here. Another militant was caught at the scene filming the attack.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201605170030 and 201605170040.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering this incident and incident 201311220002.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering this incident and incident 201311220003.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent an even split between 201304240016 and 201304240059.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here. Sources conflict on whether the bomber used a suicide vest or a suicide belt.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here. Sources differ in their speculation of the target of the attack. One source claims the target was the Directorate of Education, another claims the target was the home of a Christian member of parliament, and a third claims the target was a Kurdish Studies Center.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) attacked a rival brigade and it is unknown if civilians were among the casualties.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The victim suspected that the attack may have been related to a family feud.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported numbers for this attack conflict across sources.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are used.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest majority estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimate are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201311080015 and 201311080016.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Ansarul Mujahideen also claimed responsibility.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201501070056, 201501070058, 201501070059, 201501070060, 201501070061, 201501070062, 201501070063, 201501070064, 201501070065, 201501070066, 201501070067, 201501070068, 201501070069, 201501070070, 201501070071, and 201501070073.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and those wounded across incidents (201509180034, 201509190028).
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and wounded across incidents (201511020067, 201511020068).
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and wounded across incidents 201510210030 and 201510210043.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and wounded across incidents 201511200030, 201511200031, and 201511200032.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and wounded across incidents 201512020048 and 201512020049.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201512130007, 201512130008, and 201512130026.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201605170030 and 201605170040.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201605310019 and 201605310024.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201606270012, 201606270013, 201606270014, and 201606270015.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total killed and wounded across incidents 201402140031 and 201402140032.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201404020008 and 201404020010.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201404050010, 201404050011, and 201404050012.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201404090054 and 201404110034.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201404140033 and 201404140034.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201405260185, 201405260186, 201405260187, 201405260188, 201405270050, 201405270051, 201405270052, and 201405270053.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201406080023, 201406080024, 201406080025, 201406080026, and 201406080027.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201407090022 and 201407090023.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201410140033 and 201410140034.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201410190046 201410190050.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201405150025 and 201405150026.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201310200005 and 201310200006.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201310200007 and 201310200008.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201311260019 and 201311260027.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Four of the kidnap victims were killed on April 16, 2014. The remaining victim escaped on the same day.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. It is likely that either United Liberation Front of Assam or the National Democratic Front of Bodoland were behind the blast.  Both groups are active in that area.  At least 10,000 people have lost their lives to the Maoist insurgency in Assam in the past two decades.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Some sources said that there were two simultaneous blasts, one inside the hotel and the car bomb outside the hotel.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. The dead police officer was identified as Assistant Sub-inspector (ASI) Jamil, while the injured constables were identified as Asmatullah, Shahfiullah, Irfan, and Ghullam Ishaq.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. The journalists were inspecting the site of a previous explosion. That incident is identified as 201402170005.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Local residents asserted that police initiated the firing.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Maina Njenga speculated that he was targeted by the police.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources speculated that the attack may have been carried out by Syrian forces.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. There are conflicting reports as to whether the convoy was attacked or whether Dhlakama's security members mistook civilians for assailants.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because sources note that unknown sources had asked the house owner for an extortion payment.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. One of the suspects is a member of a district government council.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. There is reason to suspect this incident fails to meet terrorism-related criteria because one source posited that the incident was the result of a tribal feud.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority and lowest estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority conservative estimates are used.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimate is recorded.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimate is used.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here.  Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201401050017 and 201401050018.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here. Also, officials cannot confirm the email claiming the attack did in fact come from Al-Qa'ida.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201310060003, 201310060004.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here. Some sources indicate that prisoners may have escaped during this attack, but police sources denied it.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here. Some sources say that the bomb detonated prematurely as the bicycle rider planned on planting it elsewhere.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here. Sources conflict on who the workers in the truck were; some say police and hospital workers, others say construction workers.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here. The civilians injured were identified as Angom Kaboklei and Angom Ritu.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here. The explosions and gunfire came amidst clashes between an anti-government group called the People's Democratic Reform Committee (PDRC) and pro-government red shirt factions.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here. The names of the police who were killed or injured were Sub Inspector J K Singh, Sub Inspector Kamlesh Kumar and Constable Janardan Prasad.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here. The People's Liberation Army (India) is the armed wing of the Revolutionary People's Front (RPF).
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack may have been carried out by relatives of a Libyan Air Force officer who was killed earlier in the week by a Russian national.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attacker may have been suffering from mental illnesses.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources indicated that the mortars may have been fired by the Iraqi Army.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The leader of the compound, Nabi Hanafi, was a former Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) member, but left the organization and began working in support of the government.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here. There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Syrian officials blamed the attack on rebel forces; however, activists stated that government soldiers were responsible. Given the ongoing conflict in the country, it is difficult to determine if the incident was the result of government or rebel actions.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here. There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. There is reason to suspect that members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) political party committed the attack in conjunction with government officials.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are used.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates from the most recent, reliable sources are used.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates of the most recent sources are recorded.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority f estimates is reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number of non-perpetrators killed covering incidents 201312300051, 201312300052, and 201312300053.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority of estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority of estimates is are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority of estimates is reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority of estimates is reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201401150019 and 201401150020. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. There is reason to believe that this attack was purely a result of conflict between two banned groups.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.  Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number of killed and wounded covering incidents 201407270017, 201407270018, and 201407270019.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.  There is reason to suspect this incident fails to meet terrorism-related criteria because a source speculated that the attack was related to fighting between two banned groups.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and those wounded across incidents (201510060017-201510060019).
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and wounded across incidents (201509040052, 201509040053).
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and wounded across incidents 201509150043, 201509150046, and 201509150047.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and wounded across incidents. (201509200064, 201509200065, 201509200067).
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents. (201511120001, 201511120002)
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201604080001 and 201604080002.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201606140008, 201606140009, and 201606140010.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201607110030, 201607110048, 201607110049, 201607110050, 201607110051, and 201607110052.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201309110018 and 201309110019.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201402200043, 201402200044, and 201402200045.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201403050051, 201403050052, 201403050053, 201403050054, and 201403050055. There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Witnesses reported that the Fulani militants were accompanied by soldiers, but it was not clear if the soldiers were acting on behalf of the state or if they were acting as rogue indivduals in the attacks.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201403180008 and 201403180009.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201403220050 and 201403220051.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201404010007 and 201404010011.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201404060021, 201404060022, 201404060023, and 201404060024.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201405240124, 201405240157, 201405240158, 201405240159, 201405240160, 201405240161, 201405240162, and 201405240163.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201407120044 and 201407120045.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201407130038, 201407130052, and 201407130053.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total wounded across incidents 201402150032 and 201402150033.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201607080016, 201607080017, 201607080018, and 201607080019.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Ezzedine al-Qassam Brigades claimed that they had also kidnapped a soldier (Oron Sha'ul) during the incident and were holding him captive. However, this claim was never verified, and other sources claimed Sha'ul had been killed during the attack.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. In taking responsibility for the attack, Al-Shabaab claimed that a suicide bomber had detonated the explosives.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Some sources claimed the target of the attack was a tank and not the building.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources speculated that the attack may have been carried out by the Syrian government.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources speculated that the attack may have been the result of personal enmity.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Some authorities attributed the attack to Ahmad Madobe, the president of Jubaland.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been carried out by Seleka rebels, who represent the government of the Central African Republic.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. There is reason to suspect that the blast was accidentally caused by a grenade.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. While some sources described the bomb as having been hidden and remotely detonated, authorities noted that the device could have been left over from conflict in the area years prior to the incident.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources note that the police officer may have been targeted for sectarian reasons, although the investigation remains ongoing.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. There is reason to believe that this incident fails to meet terrorism-related criteria because the motivation may have been group rivalry between two divisions of the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP).
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. While no group claimed responsibility for the incident, authorities speculated that the attack was perpetrated on the behest of Doku Umarov.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Witnesses noted that the assailants shouted "Allah Akbar" (God is great) prior to the attack.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported. Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and wounded across incidents 201508120096, 201508120097, 201508120125, 201508120126, 201508120127, 201508120128, 201508120129, 201508120130, 201508120131, 201508120132, 201508120133, 201508120134, 201508120135.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most conservative estimates are used.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most lowest estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of fighting between rival groups.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent conservative estimates were recorded.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent conservative estimates were recorded. The casualty numbers represent an equal division across 201204300005, 201204300006, and 201204300007.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent estimate is used.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent estimate is used. This was one of a series of attacks in Quetta targeting members of the Hazara community. Lashkar-e-Jhangvi claimed responsibility for most, but not all, of the attacks.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent estimate was recorded.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, The most recent estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number wounded covering incidents 201401190002 and 201401190003.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent estimates are reported here. Investigators attribute the attack to an operation jointly planned by the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan (IMU).
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent estimates are reported here. Sources also conflict on the number of perpetrators involved in this incident. According to GTD protocol, the lowest number of perpetrators are reported.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear whether the protesters intended to initiate the attack when they began demonstrating.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent estimates are used.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent estimates are used. This was the second incident at Bayero University within two days. The other incident is 201204300013.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent estimates were recorded.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimate is used.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.  Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of injured across incidents 201403030054 and 201403030055.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.  Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201403010067, 201403010068, and 201403020007.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.  Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201403310008, 201403310013, and 201403310014.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.  Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201407160044 and 201407160045.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. At least 57 students escaped shortly after the abduction. Another hostage escaped on May 17, 2016, along with her infant who was born in captivity. The victim noted that six captives had been killed. An additional 21 hostages were released on October 13, 2016, along with a child who was born in captivity. On November 5, 2016, another hostage was rescued along with her child. Another hostage was released on January 5, 2017, along with her child who was born in captivity. After negotiations with the government, 82 hostages were released on May 6, 2017. Another hostage was rescued on January 4, 2018, along with a child born in captivity.
Casualty numbers for this attack 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 those killed across incidents (201503200024 and 201503200025).
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201605160003, 201605160046, and 201605160047.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the total numbers of those killed and wounded across incidents 201605180062 and 201605180063.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201403030012 and 201403030013.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201404290032 and 201404290033.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201405040039 and 201405040040.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201405200066 and 201405200067.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201310200012, 201310200013, and 201310200014.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201312240009 and 201312240010.
Casualty numbers for this attack 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 201509240001 and 201509240002.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and wounded across incidents. (201509090058-201509090060).
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, given that some security sources stated that the fire was caused by a short circuit.
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, given that sources speculated that the attack may have been related to a robbery.
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, given that sources speculated that the attack may have been the result of rivaries between different organizations.
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. Officials speculated that the attack may have been the result of infighting between different factions of the TTP. Additionally, sources conflict over whether the victims were soldiers or TTP members.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources indicated that the attack may have been an armed robbery rather than an assassination, although investigations were ongoing.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. There is reason to doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because the sources stated that the attackers may have been gangsters unaffiliated with a terrorist group.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. There is reason to suspect this incident fails to meet terrorism-related criteria because a source speculated that the attack was related to fighting between Seleka and anti-Balaka group members.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. This incident occurred within the context of an attempted coup. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are used.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates were reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.   Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and kidnapped across incidents 201403290027, 201403290028, 201403290029, and 201403290030.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and those abducted across incidents (201508040070, 201508040071).
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201309020009 and 201309020010.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201407050022, 201407050023, and 201407050024.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are used.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most valid, lowest estimate is reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the reliable lowest estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol. the majority estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Four people were arrested in connection with the attack a day later.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. In a shootout on February 17, 2013 police killed the purported organizer of the attack, Daniel Zargalov.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Sources conflict on the number of perpetrators involved in this attack. Some officials suspected that Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) was the true perpetrator group in the attack.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. The lowest estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. The lowest estimates are reported here. Olga Guevarra was the name of the principal who was attacked.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. The majority estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. The most recent estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Surveillance videos appear to show the people who left the vehicle at the location of the explosion, one of whom was affiliated with Syrian intelligence service Al-Mukhabarat.
Casualty numbers for this attack conflicted across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority of estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201502140037, 201502140038, 201502140039, and 201502140040.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201502150101, 201502150102, and 201502160093.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a cumulative total of killed and injured across incidents 201607060002 and 201607060003.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative number of killed across incidents 201603300022 and 201603300023.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total across incidents 201503120014, 201503120015, and 201503120016.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total killed across incidents 201503060008 and 201503060009.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of hostages across incidents 201607300004, 201607300023, and 201607300024.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of injured across incidents 201511090067, 201511090068, and 201511100062.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of injured across incidents 201605070043, 201605070044, 201605070045, 201605070046, and 201605070047.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of injured across incidents 201605170045 and 201605170046. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear if the gas was released accidentally or as the result of an attack.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of injured and kidnapped across incidents 201607110041 and 201607110042.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of kidnapped across incidents. (201510070060, 201510070061, 201510070062, 201510070063)
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents (201503070065, 201503070066, and 201503070067).
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents (201504010051, 201504010052, 201504010053)
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents (201504020007, 201504020008, 201504020009, 201504020010, 201504020011)
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents (201504030074, 201504030075, 201504030076)
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents (201602050014, 201602050054).
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents (201605050058, 201605050059).
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents (201605060026, 201605060027).
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents (201605070006, 201605070011).
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents (201606010019, 201606010039, 201606010040). This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents (201606010019, 201606010039, 201606010040). This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents (201606010020, 201606010021, 201606010022, 201606010023).
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents (201607290042, 201607290043, 201607290044).
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201405200068, 201405210078, and 201405210079.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201405220074, 201405220075, and 201405230070.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201503010146 and 201503010170.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201503010158, 201503010159, and 201503010160.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201503310006 and 201503310007.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201503310046 and 201503310047.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201504030079 and 201504030080.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201504070019, 201504070020, and 201504070021.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201504100038 and 201504100039.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201504200068 and 201504200069.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201504210019 and 201504210020.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201504240056 and 201504240082.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201504240074, 201504240078, 201504240079, 201504240080, and 201504240081.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201504250009 and 201504260005.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201504250010 and 201504260013.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201504250034 and 201504250035.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201504260030, 201504260031, 201504260032, 201504260033, 201504260034, 201504260035, 201504260036, and 201504260037.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201504270005 and 201504270008.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201504290005 and 201504290045.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201504300017 and 201504300073.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201507050013 and 201507050014.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201507050058, 201507050059, 201507050060, and 201507050061.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201507100066 and 201507100067. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201507110026, 201507110027, and 201507110028.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201509290033, 201509290034, 201509290035, and 201509290036. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 2015100040025, 201510040026, and 201510040027.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201512280028, 201512280029, and 201512280030.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201603080055, 201603080056, 201603080057, and 201603080058.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201603100051 and 201603100052.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201603100054 and 201603100055.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201603130052, 201603130053, 201603130054, 201603130055, 201603130056, 201603130057, 201603130058, 201603130059, 201603130060, 201603130061, 201603130062, 201603130063, 201603130064, 201603130065, 201603130066, 201603130067, 201603130068, 201603130069, 201603130070, 201603130071, 201603130072, 201603130073, 201603130074, 201603130075, 201603130076.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201603150036 and 201603150037.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201603270035 and 201603270036.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201604020019 and 201604020020.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201604070039 and 201604070040.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201604220078 and 201604220079.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201605080054, 201605080055, and 201605080056. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been a result of a dispute over land rights.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201605080087 and 201605080088.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201607190025 and 201607190026.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201607250014 and 201607250015.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201607250018 and 201607250038.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201607310033, 201607310034, and 201607310035.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201608010034 and 201608010035.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents. (201510050027, 201510050028)
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents. (201512220034, 201512220035)
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and injured across incidents (201605140056, 201605140057, 201605140058, 201605140059).
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and injured across incidents (201605140060, 201605140061).
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and injured across incidents 201605030033, 201605030034, 201605030037, 201605030038, and 201605030039. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and injured across incidents 201605050033 and 201605050034. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and injured across incidents 201606070025 and 201606080021.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and injured across incidents 201607180065 and 201607180066.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and injured across incidents 201607210018 and 201607210019.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and injured across incidents 201607270053 and 201607270054.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and injured across incidents 201608020075 and 201608020076.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and injured across incidents 201608150032 and 201608150033.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and injured across incidents 201608210035, 201608210036, 201608210037, and 201608210038.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and kidnapped across incidents 201605070026 and 201605070027.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents (201602040027, 201602040028).
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents (201602060063-201602060064).
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents (201603010037, 201603010038). Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents (201603260033, 201603260034).
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents (201604100021, 201604100048, 201604100049, 201604100050).
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201411030035 and 201411030033.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201501120003 and 201501120004.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201501150050 and 201501150051.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201505230015 and 201505230072.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201505230071 and 201505240110.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201507010016, 201507010017, 201507010018, 201507010019, 201507010020, 201507010021, and 201507010022
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201507020085, 201507020086, 201507020087, 201507020088, , 201507020089, 201507020090, 201507020091. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201507090057, 201507090058, and 201507090059.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201507140084, 201507140085, 201507140086, and 201507140087.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201507210037, and 201507210038. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201509050021, 201509050022, 201509050023, 201509050024, 201509050025, 201509050026, and 201509050027.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201509160093 and 201509160095.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201512110026, 201512110027, and 201512110028.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201601130032 and 201601130033.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201601250031 and 201601250032.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201602150017 and 201602150037. 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 specifically stated that a military site was targeted in this attack; however, this incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201602150017 and 201602150037. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201602160020 and 201602160021.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201602210001 and 201602210060.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201602210002 and 201602210003. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201603080052 and 201603080053.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201603220076 and 201603210038.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201604040065, 201604040066, 201604040067, 201604040068, 201604040069, 201604040070, 201604040071, 201604040072, 201604040073, 201604040074, and 201604040075.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201604280013 and 201604290002.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201604290020, 201604290021, 201604290022, and 201604290023.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201605010020 and 201605010021. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201605020030 and 201605020031.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of those killed across incidents (201503150001 and 201503150002).
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201503300031, 201503300032, 201503300033, and 201503300034.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201505040120 and 201505040121.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201510280026 and 201510280027. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201607010033, 201607010034, and 201607010035.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201607220025 and 201607220026.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of those killed across incidents. (201503290050, 201503290051, & 201503290052).
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents (201508040062, 201508040063).
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents (201601310008, 201601310009, 201601310010, 201601310011, 201601310012).
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201404240010 and 201404240055.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201503090040, 201503090041, 201503090042, 201503090043, 201503090044, 201503090045, 201503090046.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201503120048, 201503120049, and 201503120050.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201507210010 and 201507270019. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201511160009 and 201511160010.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201511200050 and 201511200051.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201512130007, 201512130008, and 201512130026.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201512300025, 201512300026, and 201512300027.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201603030021, 201603030022, 201603030023.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201603240015 and 201603240016.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201603240018 and 201603240019.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents. (201512180025, 201512180026).
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of cumulative killed and wounded across incidents 201512150053 and 201512150054. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of cumulative total of killed across incidents 201507100047 and 201507100048. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total for those killed and wounded across incidents (201506210053-54).
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of hostages across incidents 201510140011 and 201510140012. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of killed across incidents (201503230051, 201503230052, and 201503230053).
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of killed across incidents (201506120067, 201506120068, 20150612069, 20150612071, and 201506130024).
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of killed across incidents (201506130095 and 201506130096).
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of killed across incidents (201506150046 and 201506150047). Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of killed across incidents 201505010106, 201505010107, and 201505010108.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of killed across incidents 201505090059 and 201505090060.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of killed across incidents 201505140066 and 201505140067.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of killed across incidents 201505160010 and 201505160011.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of killed across incidents 201505240006, 201505240012, 201505240081, 201505240082, 201505240083, 201505240084, 201505240085, and 201505240086.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of killed across incidents 201506150111, 201506150112, 201506150113, and 201506150114.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of killed across incidents 201506160025, 201506160026, and 201506160027.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of killed across incidents 201506230038 and 201506230039.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of killed across incidents 201506280054, 201506280055, 201506280056, and 201506280057.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of killed across incidents 201506300050 and 201506300002.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of killed across incidents 201510010074 and 201510010075.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of killed across incidents 201511050039, 201511050040, 201511050041, 201511050046, 201511050047, 201511050048, and 201511050049. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of killed across incidents 201511090056, 201511090057, and 201511090058.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of killed across incidents 201511230048 and 201511230049.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of killed across incidents 201511230088 and 201511230089.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those kidnapped across incidents 201505300046, 201505300047, 201505300048, and 201505300049.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents (201505150021, 2015050150022, 201505150023).
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents (201505240048, 201505240049, 201505240050, 201505240051).
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents (201506160049-53).
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents (201506260076-201506260078).
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents (201506280059-61).
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201505170080 and 201505170081.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201505240006, 201505240012, 201505240081, 201505240082, 201505240083, 201505240084, 201505240085, and 201505240086.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201505260062 and 201505260056. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201505260067, 201505260068, and 201505260069. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201505290050 and 201505290052.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201505300036 and 201505300037.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201505300085 and 201505300086.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201506030101, 2015060060013, and 2015060060014.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201506030101, 2015060060013, and 2015060060014. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources specifically stated that army posts were targeted in this attack; however, the other incidents for these coordinated attacks included police and civilian targets.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201506290009 and 201506290010.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201510010031 and 201510010032. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201510010071 and 201510010072.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201510020015, 201510020016, and 201510020017. 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 the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201510030041, 201510030042, and 201510030043.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201510070021, 201510070022, and 201510070023. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201510070024 and 201510070025. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201510130018, 201510130019, and 201510130020. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201510150010 and 201510150011. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201510150044 and 201510150045.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201510160068 and 201510160069.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201510180058, 201510180059, 201510180060, and 201510200013. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201510180061 and 201510180062.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201510230048 and 201510230049.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201510250028 and 201510250029.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201510270006 and 201510270008.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201512040005 and 201512040006.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201512040009 and 201512040033. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201512100031 and 201512100032.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201512150022, 201512150023, and 201512150024. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201512160039 and 201512160040.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201512160042, 201512160043, and 201512160044. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201602230045, 201602230046, 201602230047, 201602230048, 201602230049, 201602230050, and 201602230051.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across the incidents 201505160075 and 201505160076.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and wounded across incidents (201503090008 and 201503090104).
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and wounded across incidents (201506130005, 201506130035, 201506130036)
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and wounded across incidents (201506180031, 201506180032).
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed, wounded, and hostages across incidents 201505130075, 201505130076, and 201505150018.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those wounded across incidents. (201506160043-46).
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201605290005, 201605290006, and 201605290007.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201606160013 and 201606160014.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201607090047 and 201607090050.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201607150041 and 201607150042. This incident occurred within the context of an attempted coup. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201605220042 and 201605220043.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201605280002 and 201605280003.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201606120023 and 201606120024.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201606160018, 201606160019, 201606160020, and 201606160021.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the total number of those wounded across incidents 201605010042, 201605010043, and 201605010044.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the total number of those wounded across incidents 201605010045, 201605010046, and 201605010047.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the total number of those wounded across incidents 201607150029 and 201607150030. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the total of hostages across incidents 201601050049 and 201601050050.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the total of wounded across incidents 201601310017, 201601310030, and 201601310031.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a total of killed across incidents 201506190023, 201506190024, 201506190025, and 201506190026.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent a total of killed across incidents 201507230037 and 201507230038.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an division of the total of killed across incidents 201601160027 and 201601160028. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an division of the total of killed across incidents 201601230042 and 201601230043.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an division of the total of those killed and injured across incidents 201601110027 and 201601110028. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal divide of the number wounded covering events 201302280025 and 201302280026.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division across a cumulative total of killed and wounded for incidents 201404160082, 201404160083, and 201404160084.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total killed across incidents 201404140069 and 201404140070.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total killed across incidents 201411090026, 201411090027, 201411090028, 201411090029, 201411090030, and 201411090031.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total killed and wounded across incidents 201402150042 and 201402150043.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total killed and wounded across incidents 201411010051, 201411010052, 201411010053, 201411010054, 201411010055, and 201411010056.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of casualties covering incidents 201201020023 and 201201020024.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of casualties covering incidents 201201050005 and 201201050006.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of casualties covering incidents 201201050007 and 201201050008.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of casualties covering incidents 201201060012 and 201201060013.
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.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of casualties covering incidents 201201220001, 201201220014 and 201201220015.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of casualties covering incidents 201201310010, 201201310023, 201201310024, and 201202010008.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of casualties covering incidents 201203030028 and 201203030029.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of casualties covering incidents 201203050001 and 201203050003.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of casualties covering incidents 201203050002 and 201203050004.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of casualties covering incidents 201203060020, 201203060021, 201203060022, 201203060023, and 201203070019.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of casualties covering incidents 201203070001 and 201203070002.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of casualties covering incidents 201203070004 and 201203070007.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of casualties covering incidents 201203070015 and 201203070016.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of casualties covering incidents 201203090012 and 201203090013.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of casualties covering incidents 201203130031 and 201203130032.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of casualties covering incidents 201203170001, 201203170002, and 201203170003.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of casualties covering incidents 201203170007 and 201203170008.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of casualties covering incidents 201203180026 and 201203180027.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of casualties covering incidents 201203200002 and 201203200019. Sources identify the location of the attack as being a minibus station, a shopping or restaurant area, near a police station, or the entrance to the city.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of casualties covering incidents 201203200003 and 201203200004.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of casualties covering incidents 201203200037, 201203200038, and 201203210034
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of casualties covering incidents 201203210004 and 201203210005.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of casualties covering incidents 201203240010 and 201203240011. The attack occurred during a gold tournament for the upcoming Armed Forces Day.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of casualties covering incidents 201203240010 and 201203240011. This second blast occurred while security personnel were cleaning the area.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of casualties covering incidents 201203310003 and 201203310004.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of casualties covering incidents 201204020010 and 201204020011.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of hostages, killed, and wounded across incidents 201408270029 and 201408270030.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of injured across incidents 201501230032 and 201501230033.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of kidnapped across incidents 201403090004 and 201403090006.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of kidnapped across incidents 201403220018, 201403220019, and 201403220020.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents (201412010017, 201412010018).
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents (201412090035, 201412090036).
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 200108210011, 200108210012, and 200108210013.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 200305210003, 200305210004, 200305210005, and 200305210006.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201201100017 and 201201100018.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201207070023, 201207070024, 201207080016, and 201207080017 and wounded across incidents 201207070021, 201207070022, 201207070023, 201207070024, 201207080016, and 201207080017. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201207310019, 201207310020, and 201207310023.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201304150059 and 201304150060.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201304250012 and 201304250013.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201306270044 and 201306270016.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201308220032 and 201308220033.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201308220042, 201308220043, and 201308220044.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201308270043 and 201308270044.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201309140024, 201309140025, and 201309140051.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201310210018 and 201310210019.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201311230081, 201311230082, and 201311230083.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201311270042 and 201311270043.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201312200012 and 201312200013.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201402090021, 201402090061, and 201402090062.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201403140035 and 201403140036.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201403190073 and 201403190074.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201403210038, 201403210039, and 201403210040.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201403210056 and 201403210057.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201404030072 and 201404030073.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201404030074 and 201404030075.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201404050045, 201404050046, 201404050047, 20140405138, and 20140405139.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201404300021 and 201404300032.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201405080032, 201405080033, and 201405080034.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201405200065 and 201405210089.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201405250012, 201405250013, 201405250014, and 201405250015.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201405250065, 201405250066, and 201405250203.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201405280065 and 201405280066.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201405290039, 201405290040, and 201405290041.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201405310034 and 201405310035. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources speculated that the Donetsk People's Republic may have only come to the airport to collect bodies from a previous attack.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201406030041, 201406030042, and 201406030050.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201406090075 and 201406090076. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201406160026 and 201406160027.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201406170057, 201406170066, 201406170067, and 201406170068.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201406190021, 201406190022, 201406190023, 201406190024, and 201406200050.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201406210031, 201406210032, and 201406210033. Hostage numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total across incidents 201406210031, 201406210032, and 201406210033.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201406210064 and 201406210065.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201406260038, 201406260039, and 201406260040. Hostage numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total across incidents 201406260038, 201406260039, and 201406260040.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201406290030, 201406290031, 201406290032, and 201406290033. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201407040100, 201407040101, 201407040102, and 201407040103.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201407170035, 201407170037, 201407170038, 201407170039, 201407170040, 201407170041, 201407170042, 201407170043, 201407170044, 201407170045, 201407170046, 201407170047, 201407170048, and 201407170049.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201407270060 and 201407270061.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201408180008 and 201408180011.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201408250049, 201408250050, 201408250051, 201408250052, 201408250053, 201408250054, 201408250055, and 201408250056.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201408270054, 201408270055, and 201408270056.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201408300028 and 201408310036.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201409090055, 201409090056, 201409090057, and 201409090058.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201409160055 and 201409160056.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201409160059, 201409160060, 201409160061, 201409160062, and 201409160063.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201409200076, 201409200077, 201409200079, 201409200083, 201409200084, 201409200085, 201409200086, 201409200087, 201409200088, 201409200089, 201409200090, 201409200091, 201409200092, and 201409200093.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201409210082 and 201409210083.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201409250034, 201409250035, and 201409250036. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201409270065 and 201409270066.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201409290060 and 201409290061. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201410030046, 201410030047, and 201410030048.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201410060055 and 201410060056.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201410110092 and 201410120058.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201410160018, 201410160019, and 201410160020.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201410170037, 201410170038, 201410170039, and 201410170040.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201410200026, 201410200027, and 201410200028. 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 an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201410200038 and 201410200039.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201410210055 and 201410210056.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201410270075 and 201410270076.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201411020044, 201411020045, 201411020046, 201411020047, 201411020048, 201411020049, 201411020050, 201411020051, 201411020052, 201411020053, 201411020054, 201411020055, 201411020056, 201411020057, 201411020058, 201411020059, and 201411020060.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201411040055, 201411040056, 201411040057, 201411040059, and 201411040060.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201411140051, 201411140052, 201411140053, 201411140054, 201411140055, 201411140056, and 201411140057.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201411290006, 201411290049, and 201411290050. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201412020062 and 201412020063.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201412110006, 201412110007, and 201412110008.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201412120001 and 201412120002. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201412200076, 201412200077, 201412200078, 201412200079, and 201412200080.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201412280076, 201412280077, 201412280078, 201412280079, 201412280080, 201412280081, 201412280082, 201412280083, 201412280084, and 201412280085. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201412290001, 201412290002, 201412290003, 201412290004, and 201412290005.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201412300001, 201412300002, 201412300003, and 201412300004. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201412310103 and 201412310104.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201501030077, 201501030078, 201501030079, 201501030080, and 201501030081.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201501220052, 201501220053, and 201501220054.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201501280057, 201501280058, 201501280059, and 201501280060.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201502010011, 201502010012, 201502010013, and 201502010014. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201502080075 and 201502080076.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201502090041, 201502090042, 201502090043, 201502090044, 201502090045, 201502090046, 201502090047, 201502090048, 201502090049, 201502090050, 201502090051, 201502090052, 201502090053, 201502090054, 201502090055, 201502090056, 201502090057, 201502090058, 201502090059, 201502090060, 201502090061, 201502090062, 201502090063, and 201502090064.  Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201502150008 and 201502150009.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201502150101, 201502150102, and 201502160093.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201502170116 and 201502170125.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201502180036 and 201502180037.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201502190051, 201502190052, and 201502190053.  Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201502280036, 201502280056, and 201502280057. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201504150058, 201504150059, and 201504150060.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201504150061 and 201504160069.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and across incidents 201303250021, 201303250022, 201303250023, 201303250024 and 201303250025.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and across incidents 201411220024 and 201411220025.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and injured across incidents 201308270014 and 201308270015.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and injured across incidents 201406110070 and 201406110071. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and kidnapped across incidents 201408120010, 201408120052, 201408120053, 201408120054, and 201408120055.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 01411240049, 201411240050, 201411240051, and 201411240052.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 200305050004 and 200305050005.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 200311140003 and 200311140004. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 200311200005 and 200311200006.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201201010002 and 201201010004. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201201040013, 201201040014, 201201040015, 201201040016, 201201040017, and 201201040018.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201201070008, 201201070009, and 201201070010. The victims were identified as Shabbir Ahmad, Mohammed Altaf, Merajuddin Hajjam, Tariq Ahmad Langoo, Muhammad Ramzan Khuroo and Muzzafar Ahmad.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201207030003 and 201207030032.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201207220017, 20120722018, and 201207220019.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201207230012, 201207230013, and 201207230014.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201207230023, 201207230024, and 201207230025.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201207230031, 201207230032, 201207230033, 201207230034 and 201207230035.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201207290012, 201207290013, 201207290016.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201207310002 and 201207310003.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201211190025 and 201211190026.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201301170007 and 201301170008. Moreover, casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201302250048 and 201302250049.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201303250026 and 201303250027.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201304150041, 201304150042, 201304150043 and 201304150044.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201304190015, 201304190016 and 201304190017.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201304290008 and 201304290009.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201305090042 and 201305090043.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201305230026.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201305230027.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 2013060010 and 201306250012.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201306110002 and 201306110003.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201306160012 and 201306160013. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201306160014 and 201306160015. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201306180002 and 201306180003. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201306230003 and 201306230004.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201306250010 and 201306250012.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201306260010 and 201306270011.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201306300009. and 201306300010.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201307020011 and 201307020012.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201307020013 and 201307020014.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201307040037, 201307040038, 201307040039, 201307040040, and 201307060024.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201307100013, 201307100014, and 201307100015.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201307110001 and 201307110002. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201307110003 and 201307110004. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201307110007, 201307110008, and 201307110009.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201307110010, 201307110011, and 201307110012. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201307110023 and 201307110024.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201307140007, 201307140008, and 201307140009. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201307140007, 201307140008, and 201307140009. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here. A less valid source reports that a motorcycle bomb was used, but it is also the only source that suggests this.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201307190044, 201307190045, 201307190046, and 201307190047.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201307200004, 201307200005, and 201307200006.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201307250007 and 201307250010. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201307290007 and 201307290008.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201308040026, 201308040028, 201308040029, 201308040030, 201308040032, 201308040038, 201308040039, 201308040040, 201308040041, 201308040042, 201308040043, and 201308040044.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201308070013 and 201308070014.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201308100020 and 201308100021.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201308150002 and 201308150003. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201308200002 and 201308200003.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201308200027 and 201308210041.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201308230001 and 201308230002.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201308270014 and 201308270015.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201308280025 and 201308280026.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201308300013 and 201308300014. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201309030002 and 201309030003.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201309070002 and 201309070001. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201309110004 and 201309110005. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201309130010 and 201309130011. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201309210004, 201309210005, and 201309210006. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201309230020 and 201309230021.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201309230037 and 201309230038.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201309280019, 201309280020, 201309280021, and 201309280022. Fatality numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Wounded numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201310050011, 201310050012, and 201310050013.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201310130004 and 201310130005. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201310130007 and 201310130008.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201310130036 and 201310130037.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201310170002, 201310170003, 201310170004, 201310170005, 201310170006, 201310170007, 201310170008, 201310170009, 201310170010, 201310170011, 201310170012, and 201310170013.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201310200007 and 201310200008.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201310240032, 201310240033, 201310240034, 201310240035, 201310240036, and 201310240037. 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 an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201311130048 and 201311130049.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201311170046, 201311170047, 201311170048, 201311170049, 201311170050, 201311170051, 201311170052, 201311170053, 201311170054, 201311170055, 201311170056, and 201311170057.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201311190001 and 201311190002. 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 an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201311200076 and 201311200077.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201311230011 and 201311230085. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201311250024 and 201311250025.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201311280003 and 201311280004.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201311300028 and 201311300029.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201312040048, 201312040049, 201312040059, 201312040060, and 201312040061.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201312270033, 201312270034, and 201312270035.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201312300019 and 201312300020.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201401010002, 201401010039, and 201401010040. 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 an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201401130028, 201401130029, 201401130059, 201401130060, and 201401130061.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201401200017 and 201401200018. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201401220049 and 201401220050.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201401240042 and 201401240043.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201402050023, 201402050023, and 201402050049. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201402050023, 201402050024, and 201402050049. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201402180026, 201402180027, 201402180028, 201402180029, 201402180030, 201402180031, and 201402180032. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201402190028 and 201402190029. 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 an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201402220034 and 201402220035.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201402230041, 201402230042, and 201402230043.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201402240044, 201402240050, and 201402240051.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201402240104, 201402240105, 201402240106, 201402240107, 201402240108, 201402240109, 201402240110, 201402240111, 201402240112, 201402240114, 201402240115, 201402240116, 201402240117, 201402240118, 201402240119, and 201402240120.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201402280093, 201403010070, 201403020079, 201403020080, 201403020081, 201403020082, and 201403020083.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201403010001 and 201403010002. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201403010004 and 201403010005. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201403040051, 201403040052, and 201403040053.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201403060021, 201403060022, and 201403060023.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201403060058 and 201403060059.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201403060068, 201403060069, and 201403060070.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201403060072 and 201403060073.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201403070024 and 201403070025.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201403140038, 201403140039, and 201403140040.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201403210045, 201403210046, 201403210047, 201403210048, 201403210049, 201403210050, and 201403210051.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201403240042, 201403240043, 201403240044, and 201403240045.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201403270031 and 201403270032.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201403270049 and 201403270050. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201404040086 and  201404040051.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201404040086 and 201404040051.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201404140052 and 201404140053.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201404150060, 201404150061, 201404150062, 201404150063, 201404150064, 201404150065, 201404150066, 201404150067, 201404150068, 201404150069, and 201404150070.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201404160006 and 201404160007.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201404160057 and 201404160058.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201404220068, 201404220069, 201404220070, 201404220071, and 201404220072
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201404220068, 201404220069, 201404220070, 201404220071, and 201404220072.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201404270002 and 201404270003. 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 an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201404290012 and 201404290016. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201404300069, 201404300070, and 201404300071.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201405030013, 201405030017, and 201405030018. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201405030064 and 201405030065.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201405100079 and 201405100080.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201405150051, 201405150052, 201405150053, 201405150054, 201405150055, and 201405150056.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201405160046 and 201405160047. 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 an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201405160046 and 201405160047. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that this attack may have been the result of infighting between Libyan militias.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201405180082, 201405180083, 201405180084, 201405180085, and 201405180086.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201405190083, 201405190084, and 201405190085.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201405210072, 201405210073, and 201405210074.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201405230080, 201405230081, 201405230082, 201405230083, and 201405230084.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201405260189 and 201405260190.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201405270020, 201405270021, and 201405270022.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201405270066 and 201405270067.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201405280045, 201405280046, 201405280070, 201405280071, 201405280072, 201405280073, 201405280074, 201405280075, 201405280076, 201405280077, and 201405280078.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201405310015 and 201405310050. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201405310042, 201405310043, and 201405310044.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201406010005, 201406010006, 201406010007, and 201406010008. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201406040004 and 201406040005. 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 an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201406040017 and 201406040018.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201406050014 and 201406050015. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201406070009, 201406070011, 201406070012, and 201406070014.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201406080003 and 201406080004. 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 an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201406080006 and 201406080097. 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 an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201406090003 and 201406090004. 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 an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201406110053, 201406110054, 201406110055, 201406110056, 201406110057, and 201406110058.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201406140091 and 201406140092.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201406140103 and 201406140104.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201406140105 and 201406140106.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201406150064, 201406150065, and 201406150066. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201406180035, 201406180036, and 201406180037.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201406200060 and 201406200061.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201406210034 and 201406210035.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201406210055 and 201406220058.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201406220045 and 201406220067. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201406300030 and 201406300031. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201407050038, 201407050039, and 201407050040. 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 an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201407050041, 201407050042, 201407050043, 201407050044, 201407050045, and 201407050046.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201407050065, 201407050071, 201407050072, 201407050073, 201407050074, and 201407050075.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201407060011 and 201407060012.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201407060018, 201407060019, and 201407060020.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201407120022 and 201407120023.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201407120044 and 201407120045.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201407120071 and 201407120072. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201407120089 and 201407120090.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201407130061, 201407130062, and 201407130063.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201407150032 and 201407150034.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201407150070, 201407150071, 201407150072, 201407150073, 201407150074, 201407150075, 201407150076, 201407150077, and 201407150078.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201407150070, 201407150071, 201407150072, 201407150073, 201407150074, 201407150075, 201407150076, 201407150077, and 201407150078.Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201407150070, 201407150071, 201407150072, 201407150073, 201407150074, 201407150075, 201407150076, 201407150077, and 201407150078.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201407170050 and 201407170051.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201407240067 and 201407240077.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201407280029 and 201407280030. 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 an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201408050020 and 201408050021.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201408110039 and 201408110040.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201408130075 and 201408130076.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201408140001 and 201408140002.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201408150032, 201408150033, 201408150034, 201408150035, and 201408150052.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201408150055 and 201408150056.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201408160047, 201408160048, and 201408160049.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201408180050 and 201408180051.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201408230085, 201408230086, and 201408230087. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201408240078 and 201408240079.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201408240104 and 201408260070. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201408250071 and 201408250072. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201408250075 and 201408250076. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201408250077 and 201408250078.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201408290027 and 201408290028.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201408310076 and 201408310077. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201409010013, 201409010014, 201409010015, and 201409010016.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201409030003, 201409030004, and 201409030005.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201409040003, 201409040063, and 201409040064. 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 an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201409060043, 201409060044, and 201409060045.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201409080064, 201409080065, 201409080066, 201409080067, 201409080068, 201409080069, 201409080070, 201409080071, 201409080072, 201409080073, 201409080074, 201409080075, and 201409080076. One of the hostages was killed shortly after the abduction. The other hostages were injured and released the same day.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201409130010 and 201409130079. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201409170078, 201409170089, and 201409170090. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201409180052 and 201409180054.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201409190080 and 201409190081.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201409210037, 201409210038, 201409210039, and 201409210040. 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 an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201409230062, 201409230063, 201409230064, and 201409230067.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201409240071, 201409240072, and 201409280028. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Sources suspect that the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) may have been involved in the incident.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201409270018, 201409270019, and 201409270020.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201409270083, 201409270085, 201409270086, 201409270087, 201409270088, 201409270089, 201409270090, 201409270091, 201409270092, 201409270093, 201409270094, and 201409270095.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201410010027 and 201410010028.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201410070035 and 201410070036.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201410080067, 201410080068, 201410080069, and 201410080070.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201410090085 and 201410090086.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201410120053, 201410120054, and 201410120055. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201410120075, 201410120076, and 201410120077.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201410160007 and 201410160038. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201410160062, 201410160064, 201410160065, 201410160066, and 201410160067.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201410210013 and 201410220074.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201410240014, 201410240015, and 201410240016.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201410240039 and 201410240040.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201410240045 and 201410240055.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201411010066, 201411010067, 201411010068, 201411010069, 201411010070, 201411010071, 201411010072, and 201411010073.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201411060050, 201411060051, and 201411060052.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201411120040, 201411120041, and 201411120049.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201411150001 and 201411150002.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201411150029, 201411150031, and 201411150032.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201411180054, 201411180055, 201411180056, 201411180057, 201411180058, 201411180059, 201411180060, 201411180061, 201411180062, 201411180063, 201411180064, and 201411180065.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201411220021, 201411220022, and 201411220023.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201411240017 and 201411240018.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201411260052, 201411260053, and 201411260054. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201411290040, 201411290041, 201411290042, and 201411290043.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201412010009 and 201412010010. 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 an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201412040022, and 201412040023, and 201412040024. 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 an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201412080077 and 201412080078.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201412100012, 201412100014, and 201412100015.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201412110014 and 201412110015. 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 an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201412130053 and 201412130054.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201412140028 and 201412140030. 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 an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201412150028 and 201412150029.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201412170036 and 201412170037.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201412310068, 201412310069, and 201412310070.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201501080010 and 201501080011.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201501110010 and 201501110011.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201501140039, 201501140043, and 201501140046.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201501160006, 201501160067, 201501160068, and 201501160069.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201501240012, 201501240013, 201501240014, 201501240015, 201501240016, and 201501240017.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201501250037 and 201501250038. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates were recorded here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201501300031 and 201501300032.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201501300039, 201501300040, 201501300041, 201501300042, and 201501300043. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201502050013, 201502050014, 201502050031, 201502050058, 201502050059, 201502050060, 201502050061, and 201502050062.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201502090036, 201502090086, 201502090087, and 201502090088.  Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201502170119, 201502170120, 201502170121, 201502170122, and 201502170123.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201502230068 and 201502230069. 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 an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded assailants across incidents 201405140013 and 201405140014.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded for incidents 201405010001 and 201405010002.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed for incidents 201405100068 and 201405100069.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed, wounded, and kidnapped across incidents 201411220029 and 201411220030.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed, wounded, and kidnapped across incidents 201501180043 and 201501180044. 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 an equal division of a cumulative total of people killed across incidents 201409020034, 201409020035, and 201409020036.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of the number killed and wounded covering incidents 201301100001 and 201301100002.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of the number killed and wounded covering incidents 201301170012, 201301170013, and 201301170014.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 200709040001 and 200709040005.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201201010013, 201201030040, and 201201030041.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201205050001 and 201205050003.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201205100019, 201205100020, 201205100021, and 201205110018.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201207070021, 201207070022, 201207070023, 201207070024, 201207080016, and 201207080017. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201207080004 and 201207080005.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201207130009 and 201207130010.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201207150005 and 201207150006.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201304010006, 201304010007 and 201304010008. 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 as being responsible for this incident.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201304010006, 201304010007 and 201304010008. Sources conflict on the number of perpetrators involved in this attack. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimate is taken. Additionally, several editors blame a group headed by al-Sarkhi as being responsible for this incident.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201305300042, 201305300042, 201305300045.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201305300042, 201305300043, 201305300044.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201305300042, 201305300044, 201305300045.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201305300043, 201305300044, 201305300045.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201306040025 and 201306040026.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201306250019 and 201306250020.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201307050043, 201307050044, and 201307050045.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201307170023, 201307170024, and 201307170025.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201307170034 and 201307170035.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201307200041 and 201307200042.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201307220070, 201307220071, and 201307220072.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201308010019 and 201308010020.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201308110002 and 201308110003.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201309010010, 201309010011, and 201309010012.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201309110023 and 201309110024.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201310140023 and 201310140024.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201310170036 and 201310170038.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201310240055, 201310240056, and 201310240057.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201311140068 and 201311140069.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201312310078 and 201401010048.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201402010010 and 201402010011. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201402030025 and 201402030081. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201402030072 and 201402030073.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201402130052, 201402130053, and 201402130054.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201402200002 and 201402200003.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201402250038, 201402250039, and 201402260037.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201403030031, 201403030032, and 201403030033.Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201403030031, 201403030032, and 201403030033.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201403080070, 201403080071, 201403080072, 201403080073, 201403080074, 201403080075, 201403080076, 201403080077, 201403080078, 201403080079, 201403080080, 201403080081, 201403080082, and 201403080083.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201403110030 and 201403110031.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201403220052 and 201403220053.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201403270037 and 201403270038.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201404130029 and 201404130030.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201405120033 and 201405120034.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201405130087, 201405130088, 201405130089, 201405130090, 201405130091, 201405130092, 201405130093, and 201405130094.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201405180089, 201405180090, 201405180091, and 201405180092.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201405210043 and 201405210044.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201405260212 and 201405260218.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201406180053 and 201406180054.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201406300061 and 201406300062.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201407160077 and 201407160078.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201407280012 and 201407280013.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201407310049 and 201407310050.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201408030070, 201408030071, and 201408030072.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201408050067 and 201408050068.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201408140032, 201408140033, 201408140034, 201408140035, 201408140036, 201408140037, and 201408140038.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201408190056 and 201408190057.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201409230026 and 201409230027.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201409230026 and 201409230027.Assault rifles and anti-tank rockets were used in the attack.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201409270096, 201409270097, 201409270098, 201409270099, 201409270100, 201409270101, and 201409270102.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201410010025 and 201410010026. 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 an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201410050029, 201410050030, and 201410050031.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201411030037, 201411030038, 201411030039, 201411030052, and 201411030054.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201411040009 and 201411040085.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201412030063, 201412030064, 201412030065, 201412030066, and 201412030067.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201412210041, 201412210058, 201412210059, 201412210060, 201412210061, 201412210062, 201412210063, and 201412210064.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201412240046, 201412240047, 201412240048, and 201412240049.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201412280070 and 201412280071.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of killed and wounded across incidents 201310290017 and 201310290018. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of killed and wounded across incidents 201310300005 and 201310300006. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the number killed and wounded covering incidents 201302020030 and 201302040027.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the number killed and wounded covering incidents 201302170005, 201302170006, 201302170007, 201302170008, 201302170009, 201302170010, 201302170011, 201302170012, 201302170013, and 201302170014.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the number killed and wounded covering incidents 201302210038 and 201302200025.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the number killed and wounded covering incidents 201302240012 and 201302240013.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the number killed and wounded covering incidents 201302280020, 201302280021, 201302280022, and 201302280023. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the number killed and wounded covering incidents 201303040004 and 201303040005.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the number wounded covering incidents 201303260009 and 201303260010.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the number wounded covering incidents 201304090018, 201304090019, 201304090020, 201304090021, 201304090022, and 201304090023.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total killed and wounded across incidents 201302080009 and 201302080012.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number kidnapped covering incidents 201302190008 and 201302190009.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded across incidents 201210030001, 201210030002, 201210030003, 201210030004, 201210030005.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded across incidents 201210160017, 201210160018, and 201210170016.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded across incidents 201210220011 and 201210220012. The victims were identified as Second Brigadier Rusliadi, Bank BRI security officer Akbar, and Brigadier Ruslan.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded across incidents 201210270006 and 201210270007.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201209110010 and 201209110011.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201301110032, 201301110033, 201301110034, and 201301110035.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201302060005 and 201302060006.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201302160014, 201302160015, and 201302160016.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201302190031, 201302190032, and 201302190033.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201303170013, 201303170014, and 201303170015.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201303280025, 201303280026, and 201303280027.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201305050028, 201305050032, 201305050033, and 201305050034.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201305100011 and 201305100042.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201305160021, 201305160022, 201305160023, 201305160024, 201305160025, and 201305160026.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201305170003 and 201305170004.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201307110001 and 201307110002.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201307250048 and 201307250049.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201309250010, 201309250011, 201309250012, and 201309250013.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201309300051, 201309300052, and 201309300053.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201310020037, 201310020038, and 201310020039.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201310100028 and 201310100029.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201310130029, 201310130030, and 201310130031.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201310220007, 201310220008, and 201310220009.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201310250010, 201310250011, 201310250012, 201310250013, 201310250014, and 201310250015.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201310270002 and 201310270003.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201310270085 and 201310270086.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201311080015 and 201311080016.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201311080040 and 201311080041.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201311100025 and 201311100026.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201311140001 and 201311140002.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201311210004, 201311210005, and 201311210006.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201311250024 and 201311250025.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201311280035 and 201311280036.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201312070010 and 201312070011.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201312150062, 201312150063, 201312150064.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201312170072, 201312170073, 201312170074, 201312170075, 201312170076, 201312170077.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201401020006, 201401020043, and 201401020044.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201401190011 and 201401190012.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201401200024 and 201401200025.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201401210004 and 201401210005.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201401240016 and 201401240017.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201401250021 and 201401250022.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201401310012 and 201401310013. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol. the majority of estimates is reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201401310031, 201401310032, and 201401310033.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201402010027, 201402010028, and 201402010029.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201402010049, 201402010050, and 201402010051.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201402090032, 201402090033, and 201402090034.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201402180066 and 201402180067.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201402220023, 201402220024, and 201402220025.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed and/or wounded covering incidents 201307260001, 201307260002, and 201307260003.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed covering incidents 201301240016 and 201301240017.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed covering incidents 201302110008 and 201302110009.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed covering incidents 201305070031, 201305070032, and 201305070033.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed covering incidents 201306040007 and 201306040008.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed covering incidents 201306100036 and 201306100037.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed covering incidents 201306170007, 201306170008, and 201306170009.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed covering incidents 201310060023 and 201310060024.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed covering incidents 201310220011 and 201310220012.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed covering incidents 201401120023 and 201401120024.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed covering incidents 201401180023 and 201401180024.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed covering incidents 20140131006 and 201401310047.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number killed covering incidents 201402030036, 201402030037, and 201402030038.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number of wounded covering incidents 201401140037 and 201401140038.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number wounded covering incidents 201302160046, 201302160054, and 201302160055.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number wounded covering incidents 201303210029 and 2013032100230.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number wounded covering incidents 201310010011 and 201310010012.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number wounded covering incidents 201310050036 and 201310050037. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the mines may have been planted by security forces or leftover from the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number wounded covering incidents 201310070042 and 201310070043.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number wounded covering incidents 201310080015 and 201310080016.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number wounded covering incidents 201310270014, 201310270075, 201310270076, 201310270077, 201310270078, 201310270079, 201310270080, and 201310270081.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number wounded covering incidents 201311040002 and 201311040003.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number wounded covering incidents 201311040004 and 201311040005.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number wounded covering incidents 201311100066, 201311100067, 201311100068, and 201311100069.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number wounded covering incidents 201311140015 and 201311140016.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number wounded covering incidents 201312290038 and 201312290039.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number wounded covering incidents 201401050041 and 201401050042.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number wounded covering incidents 201401110006 and 201401110007.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number wounded covering incidents 201401170001, 201401170002, 201401170003, and 201401170004. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources indicate that the attack may have been the result of conflict between two banned groups.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number wounded covering incidents 201402020058, 201402020059, 201402020060, and 201402020061.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number wounded covering incidents 201402030020, 201402030021, and 201402030022.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number wounded covering incidents 201402070021 and 201402070022.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total number wounded covering incidents 201402150017 and 201402150018.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total numbers killed and wounded covering incidents 201402190001, 201402190002, and 201402190004.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the total wounded across incidents 201305200014 and 201305200015.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of wounded across incidents 201310290050, 201310290051, and 201310290052.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal or a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents (201503030054, 201503030055. 201503030056, 201503030057)
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal total of hostages across incidents 201508050094 and 201508050095.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal total of hostages across incidents 201508230026 and 201508230027.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal total of hostages across incidents 201511010006 and 201511010007.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal total of killed across incidents 201506160054, 201506160055, and 201506160056.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal total of killed across incidents 201507020102, 201507020103, 201507020104, 201507020105, and 201507020106.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal total of killed across incidents 201507050042, 201507050043, and 201507060036.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal total of killed across incidents 201507240024 and 201507240025.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal total of killed across incidents 201507250050 and 201507250064.   Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal total of killed across incidents 201508170038, 201508170039, and 201508170040.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal total of killed across incidents 201508190016, 201508190017, and 201508190018.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal total of killed across incidents 201508210040 and 201508210041.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal total of killed across incidents 201508230109, 201508230110, 201508230111, and 201508230112. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal total of killed across incidents 201509010019, 201509010020, and 201509010021.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal total of killed across incidents 201509050014 and 201509050015.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal total of killed across incidents 201509070007, 201509070008, 201509070009, and 201509070010.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal total of killed across incidents 201509170028 and 201509170029.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal total of killed across incidents 201509190097 and 201509190098.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal total of killed across incidents 201509210034 and 201509210035.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal total of killed across incidents 201509260010 and 201509260011.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal total of killed across incidents 201509270015, 201509270016, 201509270017, 201509270018, 201509270019, 201509270020, 201509270021, 201509270022, 201509270023, and 201509270024. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal total of killed across incidents 201512030014 and 201512030015.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201504240047 and 201504240048.
Casualty numbers for this attack represent the division of the cumulative total of killed across incidents 201505020092 and 201505020105.
Casualty numbers for this attack vary across sources. Follow GTD protocol, the most recent estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here. Thirty-eight of the 880 hostages were killed in a siege, and 792 were released during the siege. Forty-five of the 880 hostages escaped prior to the siege and the outcome of five of the hostages is unknown.
Casualty numbers for this conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority numbers reported were used.
Casualty numbers for this event conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this event represent an equal division of the number of killed and wounded covering incidents 201301150003 and 201301150004. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear whether the rocket attack was carried out by a perpetrator group of by government forces.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across incidents. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across incidents. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across source. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources, Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources; therefore, the lowest estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources.  Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the attack may have been carried out by disgruntled employees.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of the number killed and wounded covering incidents 201303140001, 201303140002, 201303140003, and 201303140004.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol the most recent estimates are reported here.
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 an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201310270021, 201310270022, 201310270023, 201310270024, 201310270025, and 201310270026. This was the fourth of seven blasts related to the rally in Ghandi Maidan, with this explosion occurring at 12:10pm.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol the most reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, most reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the  majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest and majority estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here. Al-Qa'ida in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) claimed responsibility for the attack in text messages.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here. Although this incident does not meet the criteria for a coordinated attack, it is related to incident 201301070021.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here. FC soldier Yaqoob and FC Commandant Abdul Majeed Marwat killed.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here. Furthermore, sources conflict over whether this attack occurred at a market or church.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here. Moreover, casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of the total killed and wounded across incidents 201305270018 and 201305170019.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here. Moreover, casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of total killed and wounded across incidents 201305200011 and 201305200012.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here. One of the people killed was identified as Farooq Amad, a hotel bell boy. Those injured were identified as Anees and Bilal.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here. One source suggest that approximately 40 gunmen attacked the target police station instead of a suicide bomber.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here. Police officers stated that the explosives in the car may have detonated accidentally as they were being transported for a different attack.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here. Some articles state the attack was carried out by Al-Qaida in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM), while the Movement for Oneness and Jihad claimed it. The confusion lies in the fact the some articles state that the group is a new group with ideological ties to AQIM, while others say that it is a splinter group. It is unknown what type of message that the Movement used to claim the attack.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here. Sources do not all agree on use of roadside bomb; some suggest that bomb was inside the coffee shop.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here. The attack happened on the one year anniversary of the bombing of the United States consulate in Benghazi; the targeted building was on the site of the former consulate.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here. The dead are identified as Riaz Ahmad, Mohammad Fayyaz and Gulzar.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here. The soldiers killed or injured in the attack were identified as Nawab Khan, Sarmad, Wajid Khan, Sajad Ahmed, and Feroz Ahmed.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here. The two militiamen killed in the attack were identified as Morteza Asoudeh and Hamed Bazi.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the children may have become sick from gas in the air, from something they drank, or that it may have been a false alarm.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been due to a personal enmity.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The cause of the blast is unknown.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest majority numbers are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimated are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.  Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201503070021, 201503070022, and 201503070023.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.  Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201412230014 and 201412230015.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.  Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal total of killed across incidents 201507020006, 201507020007, 201507020008, 201507020009, 201507020010, and 201507020011.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.  Civilians were injured by the blast because security forces failed to maintain a proper perimeter around the bomb site.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. After the initial attack, the fighting lasted for several days, ending at an unspecified time.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Although this incident was attributed to Muslim fundamentalists, sources noted that it may have been the result of a recent seizure of drugs by authorities.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents (201602270034, 201602270035, 201602270036).
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201503110041, 201503110042, 201503110043, 201503110044, 201503110045, 201503110046, and 201503110047.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201504040012 and 201504040013.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201504250031, 201504250032, and 201504250033.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201504300004, 201504300005, 201504300006, 201504300007, and 201504300008.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201507130013 and 201507130014.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and injured across incidents 201607180021 and 201607180022.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and injured across incidents 201608050032 and 201608050033.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and injured across incidents 201608210041, 201608210042, and 201608210043.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and injured across incidents 201608300028 and 201608300029.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of perpetrators killed across incidents 201502060065 and 201502060066.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201603110037, 201603110038, 201603110039, 201603110040, and 201603110041. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201502130005 and 201502130072.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of killed across incidents 201505080012 and 201505080059.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of killed across incidents 201505080046, 201505080047, 201505080048, and 201505100057.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of killed across incidents 201506240002, 201506240008, and 201506240009.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and injured across incidents 201505020106, 201505020107, 201505020108, 201505020109, 201505020110, 201505020111.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the total numbers of those killed and wounded across incidents 201606060035 and 201606060036.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201411200012 and 201411200013.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201305010012 and 201305010013.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201401120010 and 201401120011.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201406060001 and 201406060002.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201501250013, 201501250014, 201501250015, 201501250016.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201501260013 and 201501260014.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal total of killed across incidents 201507140041, 201507140042, and 201507140043.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal total of killed across incidents 201507220013 and 201507220014.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
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 injured across incidents 201505010014 and 201505010015.
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 across incidents 201504110059 and 201504110060.
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 across incidents 201505190054, 201505190055, and 201505190056.
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 across incidents 201604100022 and 201604100023.
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 across incidents 201604200050 and 201604200051.
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 injured across incidents 201604180040 and 201604180068. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201501110021 and 201501110022.
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 201504100043 and 201504100044. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of conflict between rival groups.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201504240094, 201504240095, 201504240096, 201504250065, 201504250066, and 201504250067. Hostage numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of hostages across incidents 201504240094, 201504240095, 201504240096, 201504250065, 201504250066, 201504250067, and 201504250079.
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 201504260043 and 201504260044.
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 201505030087, 201505030088, 201505030089, 201505030090, 201505030091, 201505030092, 201505030093, 201505030094, 201505030095, 201505030096, 201505030097, 201505030098, and 201505040081.
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 201505140038 and 201505140039.
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 201505210088, 201505210089, 201505210090, and 201505210091.
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 201505230006 and 201505230007.
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 201505240037, 201505240038, 201505240039, 201505240040, 201505240041, 201505240042, 201505240043, 201505240044, 201505240045, and 201505240046.
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 201507050085, 201507050086, and 201507050087.
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 201604070033 and 201604070034.
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 201604250054, 201604250055, 201604250056, 201604250057, 201604250058, 201604250059, 201604250060, and 201604250061.
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.
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 the cumulative total of those killed and wounded across incidents (201501170025, 201501190013).
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 the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201607270031 and 201607270032.
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 the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201607270031 and 201607270032. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack may have been the result of a gas tank explosion in the initial blast.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201501240096, 201501240097, 201501240098, 201501240099, 201501240100, 201501240101, 201501240102, 201501240103, and 201501240104.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201606120031, 201606120032, and201606120033.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201606200034, 201606200035, and 201606200036.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201605050054 and 201605050055.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. In the claim of responsibility, ISIL stated that the suicide attack was carried out by a citizen of the United States. However, government officials have been unable to verify the identity of the bomber.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. One report stated that 20 civilians were killed and twelve people were injured.  Another report stated that six people were killed and 20 people were injured.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. One report stated that three people were killed and 50 people were wounded.  Another report stated that four people were killed and 100 people were wounded.  A third report stated that several people were killed and 30 people were wounded.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. One source actually reported that the Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Movement (BIFM) claimed responsibility for the incident.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources speculated that the blast may have been accidental or may have been the result of infighting among armed groups.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources speculated that the incident may have been carried out by the military.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that the incident may have been the result of infighting between Jaysh al-Quds and the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL).
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Afghan authorities suspected that the attack was coordinated by the Pakistani Army and that some of the assailants were Pakistani soldiers.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Although the Baloch Republican Army (BRA) claimed responsibility for the incident, police dismissed the claims stating that the explosion was triggered after a circuit shorted in the stockroom where they store seized explosive devices and weapons.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack may have been the result of personal enmity.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Government sources claimed that the helicopter crash was the result of technical failures.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear whether the target of the attack was Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), which operates the hospital, or civilians using the facility.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police officials suspected that the attack may have been the result of either a personal grudge or an extortion demand.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that while political and separatist motivations for attacks on police exist in Dagestan, police are also often targeted due to corruption and crime.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources stated that it is unclear whether the rocket was fired by government forces or a sub-state actor.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been carried out by rival political supporters.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack was related to extortion demands at a construction site.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources were uncertain whether the assailants were attempting to carry out an attack or whether they were transporting the materials from one location to another.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of conflict between rival groups.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of infighting between rival groups.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The Benina airport is controlled by the Haftar militia, suggesting that the attack may have been intergroup violence.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. While the assailant did identify a motive for the attack, sources also stated that he had been hospitalized for psychiatric problems on 157 separate occasions.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. There is reason to believe this incident fails to meet terrorism-related criteria because the group that was attacked was aligned with the Haftar militia, another perpetrator group.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because both the target and assailants were known banned groups.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200408240003-04). Reports on the two attacks did not distinguish the number of people killed in each individual attack; so the number of casualties has been split evenly across both cases in order to preserve the statistical accuracy of the database.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Two of the attackers were named Abu Mohammed al-Ansari and Jarij al-Jazrawi.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.A roadside bomb was used in the attack.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of killed across incidents (201503250013, 201503250014, and 201503240002)
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates were damaged in this attack.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable numbers are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201601160015, 201601160016, and 201601160017.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable source is reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable sources are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority and lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority and lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 01305300030, 201305300031, and 201305300032.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority and lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201305300030, 201305300031, and 201305300033.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority and lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201305300030, 201305300032, and 201305300033.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority and lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201305300031, 201305300032, and 201305300033.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority and most recent estimates are reported here. Fernando Londono could have been targeted because of his current occupation as an anti-leftist radio host.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimate is reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here. Akakhel Peace Lashkar is a pro-government tribal militia.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here. Al-Shabaab spokesman Sheik Ali Mohamud Rageh (Ali Dheere) claimed responsibility for this attack.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here. Also, officials stated that one of the victims was a former member of the Taliban.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here. Deputy superintendent of police Abdul Ghafoor Khan and police officers Nadeem, Muhammad Ali, and Sifatullah were injured along with their driver Saleem.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here. Hostage numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here. In addition, earlier reports believed that two victims were missing, but later reports show that they were found.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here. In addition, the police officers targeted in this attack were identified as sub-inspector Bukhari Shah, sub-inspector Farid Gul, and Khalid.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here. Moreover, casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded across incidents 201307290026 and 201307290027.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here. One source suggests that the explosion came from a mortar shell.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here. Some of the victims were identified as Khaliqdad, Nadra, Shoba Khan, Syed Hameed Shah, Mehrullah, Ghulam Haider, Mirza Khan, Raheem Khan, and Nadir.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here. Sources conflict on the perpetrator group involved in this incident and suggest that two groups may be involved.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here. Taliban spokesperson Qari Mohammad Yusof claimed responsibility for the attack.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here. Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) spokesperson Tariq Afridi claimed responsibility.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here. The civilians, who were injured in the attack, were identified as Abdullah, Enayat, Umer, Shams, and Owais.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here. The injured police officers were identified as ASI Fateh Sher, Head Constable Karim Khan, Abdul Ghani, and Bashir Ahmed. The injured civilians were identified as Bor Muhammad, Nauroz Khan, Ghulam Muhammad, Abdul Mahad, Maula Dad, Muhammad Ramazan, Nizamuddin, Abdul Baqi, Abdul Ghani, and Fakharuddin.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here. The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) casualties in the attack were identified as Attaullah and Zafar Shinwari, both Afghan nationals.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here. The victims were identified as Alam, Ghulam Sakhi, Bakhat Jamal Khatoon, Zafar Ali, Mubarak, and Khalid Hussian.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here. The victims were identified as Rasool Khan, Khurshid Khan, Inayatur Rehman, Mayar Afridi, Hukam Khan, Inayatullah Khan, Mohin Khan, and Mohammad Yar.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. An army spokesman stated that he believes the incident has nothing to do with terrorism.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear whether the attack targeted an Lashkar-e-Islam (LI) camp or a mosque; however, the attack appears to be the result of infighting between Lashkar-e-Islam (LI) and the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) .
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources conflict as to whether the attack was perpetuated by the Free Syrian Army or by the Syrian government.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources noted that the attack may have been carried out by a real estate group that had made threats against the residents and asked them to leave the area.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The assailant admitted that he had been using steroids and drinking alcohol at the time of the attack.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here. Those killed were identified as Sher Agha, Najeebullah, Faizullah, Said Omar and Saeedur Rehman. The injured included Gul Muneer and Muneer Khan. Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) spokesperson Ihsanullah Ihsan claimed responsibility for this attack.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority estimates are reported here. Two injured students were identified as Nabila and Shahid.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority figures are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority of reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Officials suspect that the blast was the result of an explosion of a gas cylinder in the air conditioning unit rather than an explosive device.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimate are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.  Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201507020049, 201507020050, 201507020051, 201507020052, 201507020053, and 201507020054
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.  Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201504140005 and 201504140062.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.  Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal or a division of a cumulative total killed across incidents 201501080086, 201501080087, 201501080088, and 201501080089.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.  One of the victims was released soon afterward, the bodies of six of the victims were discovered on 04/04/2015. The fate of the other victims is unknown.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Additionally, some sources stated that the targets were soldiers, not police officers.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Although the National Liberation Army of Colombia (ELN), sources speculated that a local criminal gang may have carried out the attack in retaliation to a series of arrests.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Authorities believe that the Taliban is responsible
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total across incidents 201601260005 and 201601260006.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across events (201605110035, 201605110036).
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201503200035 and 201503210034.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and injured across incidents 201601310014 and 201601310015.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and injured across incidents 201607050029, 201607050030, and 201607050031.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and injured across incidents 201608020054 and 201608020055.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and injured across incidents 201608180019 and 201608180020.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents (201508070054, 20158070058).
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents (201511080065, 201511080026).
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents (201511120025, 201511120026).
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents (201602280016,201602280017).
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201512050008, 201512050009, and 201512050010.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201512280026 and 201512280027.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201512300014 and 201512300015.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201603120023, 201603120024, 201603120025, and 201603120026.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed, wounded, and kidnap victims across incidents 201603120023, 201603120024, 201603120025, and 201603120026.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201505130056 and 201505130057.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201512130007, 201512130008, and 201512130026.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents (201506170021, 201506170022).
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and wounded across incidents (201406230023-201506230025).
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and wounded across incidents (201406230023-201506230025). There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources specifically stated that a military barracks was targeted in this attack; however, the other incidents for these coordinated attacks included police and civilian targets.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and wounded across incidents (201506150050-201506150051; 201506150123-201506150129).
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and wounded across incidents 201505120012 and 201505120013.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed, wounded, kidnapped, and property damaged across incidents (201506260080-201506260082).
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the cumulative total of those wounded across incidents 201505140082 201505140083, 201505140084, 201505140085, 201505140086, 201505140087, 201505140088, 201505140089, 201505140090, 201505140091, 201505140092, 201505140093, 201505140094, 201505140095, 201505140096, 201505140097, 201505140098, 201505140099, 201505140100, 201505140101, 201505140102, 201505140103, 201505140104.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of across incidents 201407210042 and 201407210043.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of kidnap victims across incidents 201405120038, 201405120042, and 201405120043.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201411230054 and 201411230055.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201501140026 and 201501140027.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201501290055, 201501290056, 201501290057, and 201501300067.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201501300053 and 201501300066.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201404270044 and 201404270045.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201411140004 and 201411140005.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative number of killed, injured, kidnapped, and released across incidents 201601160002, 201601160003, 201601160004, 201601160005, 201601160006, 201601160007, 201601160008, 201601160010, 201601160011, 201601160012, and 201601160013.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents (201506020055 and 201506020056).
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents (201506050046 and 201506050047). There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear who has sovereign authority in Yemen and the legitimacy of the Huthis as a governing body is contested.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents (201506070030, 201506070031, 201506070032, 201506070033, 201506070034, 201506070035, 201506070036, 201506070089, 201506070090, 201506070091, 201506070092, 201506070093).
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents (201506070030, 201506070031, 201506070032, 201506070033, 201506070034, 201506070035, and 201506070036).
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents (201602280004, 201602280025)
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents (201602280004, 201602280025).
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201504300061 and 201505010062.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201505060072, 201505060073, and 201505060075.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201505080085, 201505080086, and 201505080087.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201505180068, 201505180069, 201505180070, 201505180071, 201505180072, 201505180073, 201505180074, and 201505180075.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201505250046 and 201505250047.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201505250117
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201506250035 and 201506250036.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201505260022 and 201505260077.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents (201506020055 and 201506020056).
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of the total number of those wounded across incidents 201607240039, 201607240040, 201607240041, and those killed across incidents 201607240039 and 201607240041.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of the total number of those wounded across incidents 201607240039, 201607240040, and 201607240041.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of a cumulative total killed and wounded across incidents 201401180015 and 201401180079
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201502040021 and 201502040022.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201606240020, 201606240021, and 201606240022.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201606270001 and 201606270002.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Furthermore, casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201305200043, 201305200044, 201305200045, 201305200046, and  201305200047
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Hostage numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. It is unclear if the prisoners were killed by the assailants or by security personnel who feared the prisoners were going to be freed and join the attackers.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. One source posits that a suicide bomber drove the vehicle.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Some sources actually claim that this was a police checkpost, not a military checkpost.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Some sources alleged that the targets were members of the military, not police officers.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Some sources speculate that one person was killed from the blast.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Sources claim that the Hateen Brigade and the 27th Mobile Infantry also participated in the attack. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that this attack may have been the result of infighting between Libyan militias.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Sources conflict regarding whether this was a suicide attack or a planted bomb.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Sources conflict with regards to an outcome for the incident. While some sources indicate that only the suicide bomber died, other sources indicated that the attack was successful and killed nine soldiers.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Sources stated that Khaled Asaad was killed after he refused to lead the assailants to treasures and artifacts in the city.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Sources stated that the attack was targeting a police vehicle or the airport and not the cement workers bus.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Sources suspect that the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) may have been involved in the incident.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. The bicycle bomb blast caused a compressed natural gas cylinder in a nearby car to also detonate and does not appear to be intentionally place by assailants.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. The checkpoint was run by pro-Haftar militia forces.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. The wounded people included Vidya Charan Shukla and Kawasi Lakhma.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources speculated that the attack may have been carried out by the Iraqi military.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A source suspected that the attack may have been carried out by security forces.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack may have been business-related.
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. Authorities suspected that the attack may have been carried out by criminal gangs.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. It is unclear whether all of the casualties were Huthi militants or whether civilians were also killed and injured in the explosion. However, the attack appears to be a case of infighting between rival groups.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources conflict regarding whether the device was in the process of being constructed inside a residence or whether it was picked up off the ground and detonated outside.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been related to extortion demands.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been the result of an airstrike carried out by the United States. The United States, however, has denied the claim and stated that the airstrike was conducted 33 kilometers away from where this explosion occurred.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been the result of the clinic's failure to pay extortion fees.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the military may have initiated the clash.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the targeted killing of the mayor may have been the result of a clan war or related to the illegal drug trade.
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. Syrian government authorities suspect that the attack was either the result of a projectile or an unmanned reconnaissance drone belonging to a foreign power that crashed into the building. Alternatively, sources suspect that the incident may have been carried out by the government forces using a P-15 missile.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of conflict between rival groups.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of conflict between rival groups. Additionally, it is unclear if Al-Ordoni is strictly a Fatah government official or a leader of one of the group's armed militant factions.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of conflict between two rival groups.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of infighting between rival groups.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. While railways officials asserted that the attack was an act of sabotage, the Indian Home Ministry ruled out sabotage and declared it a maintenance failure.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria; surviving village residents suggest that soldiers and Shia militia members carried out the attack.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police suspect that the assailants may have carried out the attack after they failed to receive extortion money.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Some sources described the attack as an airstrike carried out by Syrian authorities; however, officials in the government blamed the incident on the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL). Due to the state of conflict in Syria, the aggressor of the attack cannot be determined and state repression cannot be ruled out.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The Iraqi government claims there was no attack and, instead, the prisoners rioted without any outside influence.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. There is reason to believe this incident does not meet terrorism-related criteria because the attackers were targeting anti-Balaka militia members.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because many of the people targeted were Huthi rebels.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. There is reason to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because some sources suspected that the Ukrainian military launched the mortars.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which there is doubt that one or more of the incidents meets terrorism-related criteria.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates for the number of hours are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates have been reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates were recorded here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable incidents are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable numbers are reported here. Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201511180050 and 201511180051.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable sources are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority, reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most conservative estimate is used.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most conservative estimates are used.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent and lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent and majority reliable estimates are reported here.  Casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of total killed and wounded across incidents 201306260042, 201306260043, 201306260044, 201306260045, 201306260046, 201306260047
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent estimates are reported here. Al-Shabaab spokesman Sheikh Abu Musab claimed responsibility.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent estimates are reported here. Also, Tawheedul Islam is a pro-government group of the Zakhakhel tribesmen who support the political administration and security forces in clearing the area of all militant groups.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent estimates are reported here. Atta Mohammed Qani, head of the Paktika Province education department, was among the wounded.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent estimates are reported here. In addition, casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201205140003 and 201205140004.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent estimates are reported here. In addition, three hostages were taken. One of the hostages, was released on January 20th while the status of the other two remains unknown.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent estimates are reported here. Many soldiers belonged to the Central Security Organization - a paramilitary force. Sources vary on whether it was one suicide bomber or several. Additionally, there are conflicting reports about whether the attack was on a military base or not.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent estimates are reported here. Sub-inspector Hazrat Ali and Constable Husain Khan were killed in the attack.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent estimates are reported here. Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) spokesperson Mohammed claimed responsibility.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent estimates are reported here. The Allah Maalik Hotel was also a target of this attack.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent estimates are reported here. The second victim, who was released, was identified as Carlos Fabian Huertas.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent estimates are reported here. The soldier was identified as Ammand and the three children were identified as Waqas, Saddam, and Subhanallah.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Authorities suspected that the shooting may have been the result of enmity between two factions of a tribe.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent estimates are reported here. Those killed in the attack were identified as Zarshad, Khalid Dad, Mir Ahmed, Farman Ali, Khan Shah, Kamran, Raees Khan, Hameed Khan, Syed Afridi, Sana-ur-Rehman, Ahmed Khan, Shahbaz, Iftikhar, Raheemshah, Ameen Khan and Raees Khan. Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) spokesperson Mohammad Afridi claimed responsibility for the attack.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent estimates are used.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent majority estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
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 across incidents 201503200010, 201503200011, 201503200012, and 201503200013.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. Although sources attributed this incident to Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG), sources also speculated that the attack may have been the result of a clan war in the area.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. Although this incident does not meet the criteria for a coordinated attack, it is related to incident 201301070022.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. Authorities speculated that the attack was related to recent police operations against motorcycle theft and drug trafficking.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and wounded across incidents 201512070037 and 201512070046.
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 across incidents (201602060029, 201602060060, 201602060061).
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 across incidents 201502240001 and 201502240098.
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 across incidents 201605030040 and 201605030058.
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 across incidents 201607190003 and 201607210038.
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 injured across incidents 201607010042 and 201607010044.
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 injured across incidents 201607280043, 201607280044, 201607280045, and 201607280046.
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.
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 the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201505290005 and 201505290006.
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 the cumulative total of those killed and wounded across incidents (201506170024-201506170028).
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 an equal division of a cumulative total killed across incidents 201401140050 and 201401140051.
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 an equal division of a cumulative total of kidnapped across incidents 201501030054 and 201501030055.
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 an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201305110007 and 201305110008. Turkish officials also speculated that the Syrian government sponsored the attacks.
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 an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201310270021, 201310270022, 201310270023, 201310270024, 201310270025, and 201310270026. This was the fifth of seven blasts related to the rally in Ghandi Maidan, with this explosion occurring at 12:15pm.
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 an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201310270021, 201310270022, 201310270023, 201310270024, 201310270025, and 201310270026. This was the second of seven blasts related to the rally in Ghandi Maidan, with this explosion occurring at 11:40am.
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 an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201310270021, 201310270022, 201310270023, 201310270024, 201310270025, and 201310270026. This was the seventh of seven blasts related to the rally in Ghandi Maidan, with this explosion occurring at 12:45pm.
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 an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201310270021, 201310270022, 201310270023, 201310270024, 201310270025, and 201310270026. This was the sixth of seven blasts related to the rally in Ghandi Maidan, with this explosion occurring at 12:20pm.
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 an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201310270021, 201310270022, 201310270023, 201310270024, 201310270025, and 201310270026. This was the third of seven blasts related to the rally in Ghandi Maidan, with this explosion occurring at 12:05pm.
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 an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201408150007 and 201408150008.
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 an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201412050009 and 201412050010.
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 an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201502200001, 201502200002, and 201502200003.
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 injured across incidents 201604240037 and 201604240038.
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 201504300064, 201504300065, 201504300066.
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.
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 201602260014 and 201602260022.
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 201602280013 and 201602280014.
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 an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201410080009, 201410080010, 201410080011, 201410080012.
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 an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201502100043, 201502100047, 201502100048, 201502100049, and 201502100050.
Casualty numbers for this incident 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 across incidents 201605230003, 201605230007, and 201605240001.
Casualty numbers for this incident 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 across incidents 201605230004, 201605230005, and 201605230006.
Casualty numbers for this incident 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 across incidents 201606230026, 201606230027, 201606230028, 201606230029, and 201606230030.
Casualty numbers for this incident 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 201606300001 and 201606300002.
Casualty numbers for this incident 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 201608210001 and 201608210002.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. Five of the hostage victims were released shortly after the abduction. Twenty-two hostages were killed the same day. The fate of the remaining victims is unknown.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. Hostage numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. Moreover, casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded across incidents 201306240004 and 201306250008.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. Moreover, casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of the total number of killed and wounded across incidents 201306240009 and 201306240010.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. Not all sources state a grenade was used, some suggest the bomber detonated immediately upon being denied access to mosque.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. One hostage was released on February 25, 2015. Another hostage died of natural causes while a second victim was shot and killed on April 6, 2015. Another hostage was beheaded on April 7, 2015. Approximately 19 victims were released on May 11, 2015 while the final eight hostages were rescued on November 10, 2015.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. Only one person was captured at the scene, three others were captured later.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. The battle lasted for two days.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 4 to 5, and the injuries for this attack from 10 to 20, so the majority casualty figures have been recorded.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. The nationalities of the victims included German, Peruvian, Norwegian, and South Korean individuals.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. The victims included Captain Deng Akuei Diing. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been carried out by Sudanese security forces.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. There are reasons to doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because some sources stated that the Ukrainian army launched the mortars.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources speculated that the attack may have been the result of fighting among armed groups.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Local authorities accused Pakistan's Intelligence Agency of having planned and carried out the attack.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been due to a personal enmity.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that the attack may have been the result of a personal dispute.
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 the truck may have been transporting the explosives for fisherman and that the blast was accidental.
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 were unsure whether the attack was carried out by a militant group or by government forces because the incident occurred in a neighborhood which was controlled by the rebels.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of conflict between rival groups.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of infighting between rival groups.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The Kharkiv Partisans claimed that Ukranian government officials were behind the attack.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. This attack may have been the result of infighting between different Libyan militias.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The identity of the assailants could not be confirmed. While some sources identified the attackers as militants, a politician accused the government of being behind the attack as a means to interrupt elections.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The offender was later determined to suffer mental health issues.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. There is reason to believe this incident fails to meet terrorism-related criteria because the group that was attacked was aligned with the Haftar militia, another perpetrator group.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which there is doubt that one or more of the incidents meets terrorism-related criteria.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. This incident may fail to meet terrorism-related criteria because police were investigating a personal grudge as a motive for the attack. The attack may be linked to a measles vaccination in a nearby village that resulted in complications for one child. The police were also investigating if the attack was meant to target relatives of police officers.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. Victims included citizens from Afghanistan, Germany, 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.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable source is reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable sources are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent, majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent, majority, and reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent, reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.  Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201503190049, 201503190050, and 201503190051.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here. Approximately 70 bodies were discovered in a mass grave on March 18, 2018.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201502010136 and 201502010040.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and injured across incidents 201607280018 and 201607280019.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across events (201605110048, 201605110049).
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201501100007, 201501100008, and 201501100009.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201412180043 and 201412180044.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201604120017, 201604120018, 201604120019, and 201604130052.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201608120004 and 201608120005. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which there is doubt that one or more of the incidents meets terrorism-related criteria.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here. Casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201502040020 and 201502040024.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here. In their claim, the Taliban said there were several targets, including the governor's office, the provincial reconstruction team, and the intelligence headquarters.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here. Responsibility was claimed through Al-Shabaab's Twitter account.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here. Several sources also stated that eight sailors may have been kidnapped during the incident.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here. Some sources suggested that grenades were used in the attack instead.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that sources speculated that the device may have been left over from military exercises in the area.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that the attack may have been the result of infighting among armed groups.
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. A source suspected that the device may have been an unexploded ordinance left over from the Vietnam War.
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. Authorities suspected that the incident may have been caused by cooking preparations.
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. Several sources also posit that the attack may have been the result of a feud with the family of a former mayor.
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 stated that initial investigations revealed that the train derailed due to excessive speed, causing a brake failure.
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. The attack may have been the result of conflict between rival groups.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most 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 two rival groups.
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. The attack may have been the result of internal conflict within a group.
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. While some sources state that this was an intentional bombing, other sources speculate that the explosion may have been the result of a mechanical malfunction in the vehicle.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here. There is reason to doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria because some sources speculated the explosion was due to a generator malfunction, not an explosive device.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable source's estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the recent reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol. the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Local sources claim that two United States soldiers were injured in the blast.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Sources also conflict on the type of weapon used in the incident.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. The lowest estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. The majority estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. The majority figures are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. The most recent estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. The most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. The most recent reliable estimates are reported here. Some sources say that up to 41 mines detonated on the police force members.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across the sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflict within the source. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident conflicted across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident reflect an equal division of the total number killed across incidents 201305220012 and 201305220013.
Casualty numbers for this incident reflect an equal division of the total number wounded across incidents 201304070004 and 201304070005.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a cumulative total of injured across incidents 201607010010 and 201607010011. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. One source suggested that the attack may have been the result of a business rivalry.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201502110073 and 201502110074.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative number of killed across incidents 201605300047, 201605300048, 201605300049, 201605300050, 201605300051, and 201605300052.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total across incidents 201504280073, 201504280074, 201504280075, 201504280076
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of kidnap victims across incidents 201603060017 and 201603060018.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of kidnap victims across incidents 201603070019, 201603070020, and 201603070021.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of kidnap victims across incidents 201603130084, 201603130090, 201603130091, 201603130092, 201603130093, 201603130094, 201603130095, 201603130096, 201603130097, 201603130098, 201603130099, 201603130100, and 201603130101.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents (201511300017, 201511300018)
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201504090035 and 201504090036.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201506220010 and 201506220011.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201506250053, 201506250068, and 201506250069.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201602240056, 201602240057, 201602240058, 201602240059, 201602240060, and 201602240061.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201603020011, 201603020012, and 201603020013.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201603040012 and 201603040013.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201603090063 and 201603090064.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201603140026 and 201603140027.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201603200028 and 201603200029.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201603250004, 201603250006, and 201603250006.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201603270006 and 201603270007.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201604040084 and 201604040085.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201604110037 and 201604110039.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201604140044 and 201604140045.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201604240021, 201604240022, and 201604240023.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201604270005, 201604270006, 201604270007, and 201604270008.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201605090024 and 201605090068. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201605150024 and 201605150025.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and injured across incidents 201603120011 and 201603120012. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and injured across incidents 201604040025 and 201604040026.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and injured across incidents 201604150046, 201604150047, and 201604150048.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and injured across incidents 201605010007 and 201605010025. Casualty numbers 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 injured across incidents 201605010033, 201605010034, 201605010035, and 201605010068.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents (201506030082, 201506030083, 201506030084, 201506030086, 201506030087).
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents (201506070058 and 201506070059).
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents (201506130059 and 201506130060).
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201503150013 and 201503150014.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201504080048 and 201504080049.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201504110062 and 201504110063.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201504150055 and 201504160044.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201505040042, 201505040045, and 201505040046.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201505040104 and 201505040105.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201505070003 and 201505070099.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201505120104, 201505120105, and 201505120106.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201505140071 and 201505140072.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201505140079 and 201505140080.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201505180013 and 201505180014.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201505250115 and 201505250116.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201505280036 and 201505280037.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201505310056, 201505310057, 201505310058, 201505310059.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201506190067 and 201506190074.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201507010017, 201507010019, and 201507010021.   Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201507020028 and 201507020029.  Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201507030036, 201507030037, and 201507030038.  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 201507050034 and 201507050035. 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 201507050038 and 201507050039. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201507110031 and 201507100060.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201507110033, 201507110034, 20150711003, and 201507100062.  Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201507110033, 201507110034, 201507110035, and 201507100062. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201507120005-16.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201507160064 and 201507160065. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201507170054 and 201507170055. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201507210003 and 201507210004.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201507220047-201507220050.  Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201507240038-201507240040.  Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201507270056, 201507280060, and 201507280061. 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 201507280060, 201507280061, and 201507280062.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201507280066 and 201507280067.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201509070056 and 201509070057. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201509090027, 201509090028, 201509090029, 201509090030, 201509090031, and 201509090032.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201509090033, 201509090034, 201509090035, 201509090036, 201509090037, 201509090038, 201509090039, and 201509090040.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201509110046, 201509110047, 201509110048, and 201509110049.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201509140039 and 201509140069.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201509180051 and 201509180052. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201509190091, 201509190092, and 201509190093.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201509210025 and 201509210047. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201509300032 and 201509300033.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201510020009 and 201510030013. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201510090007- 201510090011. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201510190029 and 201510190030.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201510260032 and 201510260033. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201510310014 and 201510310015. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201511090041- 201511090043.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201511090060 and 201511090061. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201511090060 and 201511090061. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201511100041 and 201511100042. 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 201511210002 and 201511210003.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201512090045, 201512090046, 201512090047.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201512100026, 201512100027, and 201512100028. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable and majority estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201512120033 and 201512120034.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201512120033 and 201512120034. Government officials suspected that this blast may have been the result of a gas canister explosion caused by the initial bombing.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201512150019 and 201512150020.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201512210033 and 201512210034.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201601010026 and 201601010027.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201601060010 and 201601060011.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201601130024 and 201601130025. 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 201601140002 and 201601140003.
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.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201601180027 and 201601180028. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201601240021, 201601240022, 201601240023, 201601240024, 201601240025, and 201601240026. 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 201601250011, 201601250012, and 201601250013. 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 201601270025, 201601270026, and 201601270027. 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 201602060077 and 201602060078.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201602070016, 201602070017, 201602070018. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201602110025, 201602110026, 201602110027, 201602110028.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201602220034, 201602220035, and 201602220036.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201602220046 and 201602220047.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201603040014 and 201603040015.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201603060031, 201603060032, and 201603060033.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201603070028, 201603070029, and 201603070030. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201603080002, 201603080003, and 201603080004. 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 201603130017, 201603130018, and 201603130028. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources specifically stated that a military site was targeted in this attack; however, this incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201603130017, 201603130018, and 201603130028. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201603140017 and 201603140018.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201603200013 and 201603200014. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201603250021 and 201603250022. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201603260036, 201603260037, 201603260038, 201603260039.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201604070005 and 201604070006. 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 201604160063 and 201604160064.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201604280038 and 201604280039.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201601090011 and 201601090013.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents (201510030053, 201510030054, 201510030055).
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201506220031 and 201506220033.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201506300067, 201506300068, and 201507010027.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201602030005, 201602030006, 201602030007, 201602030008. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201603210034 and 201603210035.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201604030039, 201604030040, and 201604030041.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201604190019 and 201604190020.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201604190045, 201604190046, and 201604190047.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201604260011 and 201604260012.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of killed across incidents 201606040043 and 201606040044.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201506200015 and 201506200021.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents. (201506100011-201506100016).
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and kidnapped across incidents (201506060022, 201506060023, 201506060025, 201506060026, 201506060027, 201506060028, 201506060030).
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and kidnapped across incidents (201506060022, 201506060023, 201506060025, 201506060026, 201506060027, 201506060028, 201506060030). There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources specifically stated that a military base was targeted in this attack; however, the other incidents for these coordinated attacks included civilian targets.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and kidnapped across incidents (201506060022, 201506060023, 201506060025, 201506060026, 201506060027, 201506060028, 201506060030). There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources specifically stated that a military checkpoint was targeted in this attack; however, the other incidents for these coordinated attacks included civilian targets.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and wounded across incidents (201505080042, 201505080043, 201505080045).
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and wounded across incidents (201506260028, 201506260029).
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and wounded across incidents (201506300122, 201506300123).
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed and wounded across incidents 201602210001 and 201602210060.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed, wounded, and damaged property across incidents 201506210021 and 201506210022.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those wounded across incidents (201506070073-74).
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those wounded across incidents (2015063077-78).
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those wounded and abducted across incidents 201510180089 and 201510180090.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of the total number of killed across incidents 201606210050 and 201606210051.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of the total number of killed and wounded across incidents 201606250023 and 201606250024.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201604050043 and 201604040081.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201606050086, 201606050087, 201606050088, and 201606050089.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201606070046 and 201606070047.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201605120040, 201605120041, 201605120042, and 201605120043.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201606240078 and 201606240079.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201606300003 and 201606300004. 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 the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201608060031, 201608060033, 201608060034, and 201608060035.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201608130047, 201608130048 and 201608130049.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201608310034, 201608310035, and 201608310036.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of the total number of those wounded across incidents 201605260033, 201605260034, and 201605260035.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent a division of the total number of those wounded across incidents 201607050034 and 201607050035.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of a cumulative number of fatalities across incidents 201305210041 and 201305210050.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of a cumulative number of people killed and wounded across incidents 201309300016, 201309300055, and 201309300056.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of a cumulative number of persons killed and injured across incidents 201306020025 and 201306020031.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of a cumulative number of victims killed across incidents 201308150039, 201308150057, and 201308150058.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of a cumulative number of victims killed and wounded across incidents 201307220044, 201307220045, 201307220046, 201307220047, 201307220048, 201307220049, 201307220073, 201307220074, 201307220075, 201307220076, 201307220077, 201307220078, 201307220079, 201307220080.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of a cumulative total killed across incidents 201311130034, 201311130035, 201311130036, 201311130037, 201311130038, 201311130039.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of a cumulative total killed across incidents 201401150015 and 201401150014.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of a cumulative total killed and wounded across incidents 201401180007 and 201401180008.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of a cumulative total killed and wounded across incidents 201401290004 and 201401290005. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201410140055 and 201410140056.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201502020042 and 201502020043.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201301010002 and 201301010003. Moreover, 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 an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201304280050 and 201304280051.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201307230004 and 201307230005.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201311170046, 201311170047, 201311170048, 201311170049, 201311170050, 201311170051, 201311170052, 201311170053, 201311170054, 201311170055, 201311170056, and 201311170057.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201501030047 and 201501030048.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201501200096 and 201501200097.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201502080063 and 201502080064.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201502120072, 201502120073, 201502120074, and 201502120075.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of a cumulative total of the number wounded across incidents 201303170026 and 201303170027.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of a cumulative total wounded across incidents 201312240033 and 201312240034.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of the number killed and wounded across incidents 201305040007 and 201305040022.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of the number killed and wounded covering incidents 201301160006  and 201301160007.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of the number killed and wounded covering incidents 201302210002 and 201302210003. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of the total killed across incidents 201305200027 and 201305200028.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of the total killed and wounded across incidents 201304240016 and 201304240059.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of the total killed and wounded across incidents 201305110015 and 201305110016.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of the total killed and wounded across incidents 201305170011 and 201305170012.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of the total killed and wounded across incidents 201305200018 and 201305200019.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of the total killed and wounded across incidents 201305260008 and 201305290009.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded across incidents 201207230006, 201207230007, 201207230008, and 201207230009.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of the total number killed and wounded covering incidents 201310310001 and 201310310002.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of the total number of killed and wounded across incidents 201305190034, 201305190035, and 201305190036.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of the total number wounded across incidents 201307270029, 201307270030, and 201307270031.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of the total wounded across incidents 201301280026, 201301280032, 201301280033, 201301280034, 201301280035, 201301280036, 201301280037, 201301280038, and 201301280039.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of the total wounded across incidents 201307260046, 201307260047, 201307260048, and 201307260053.
Casualty numbers for this incident represent an equal division of wounded across incidents 201310290050, 201310290051, and 201310290052.
Casualty numbers for this incident. conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers for this report conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers reflect a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201704250024 and 201704250025.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the cumulative total of those killed across incidents 201612210040, 201612210041, and 201612210042.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number casualties across incidents 201610040011 and 201610040012.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those abducted across incidents 201705170029 and 201705170030.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those injured across incidents 201705250018, 201705250019, and 201705250020.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those injured across incidents 201709290033 and 201709290034.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across 201707050003, 201707050004, and 201707050005.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents (201611260013, 201611260014, 201611260015, 201611260016, 201611260017).
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents (201612010023, 201612010024).
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents (201612160018, 201612160019). This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents (201612160021, 201612160022). This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents (201612220025, 201612220026, 201612220027, 201612220028).
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents (201707240020, 201707240021).
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents (201709270005, 201709270006).
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents (201709270019, 201709270020, 201709270021).
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents (201711210019, 201711210020).
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 200712110010 and 200712110011.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201204150009, 201204150011, 201204150013, 201204150014, 201204150015, 201204150016, 201204150017, 201204150019, 201204150020, 201204150021, 201204150022, 201204150023, 201204150029, 201204150030, 201204150031, 201204150032, 201204150033, 201204150034, 201204150035, 201204150047, 201204150048, and 201204160018.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201609010007, 201609010008, and 201609010009.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201609070019 and 201609070050.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201609220043 and 201609230043. Additionally, 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 across incidents 201610110012, 201610110013, 201610110014, 201610110015, and 201610110016. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201610270050, 201610270051, 201610270052, and 201610270053.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201611070033 and 201611070034.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201611090034 and 201611090035.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201611210011, 201611210012, and 201611210013.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201611280027, 201611280028, and 201611280029.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201612080018, 201612080019, and 201612080020.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201612250040, 201612250046, and 201612250047.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201612280045 and 201612280046. Additionally, 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 across incidents 201612290040, 201612290041, 201612300024, and 201612300025.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201612290050 and 201612290051.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201701020021 and 201701020022. Additionally, 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 across incidents 201701110029 and 201701110030. Additionally, 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 across incidents 201701180037, 201701180038, and 201701180039. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201701200031 and 201701200032.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201702080006 and 201702080018.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201702120012, 201702120013, and 201702120014.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201702120023, 201702120024, and 201702120025.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201702140036, 201702140037.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201702190025 and 201702190026.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201702200029, 201702200030, and 201702200031. Casualty numbers also conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. The victims included Chayuwai Manti, Ezikiel Kanwai, Bridget Aba, Bridget Samuila, Samuila Kuzamam, Matthew Daniel, Edward Mathew, Omega Mathew, Adam Noga, Moses Ndong, Likita Adam, Musa John, Mboi Waje, Fidelix Kakah, Josephine Francis, Nathaniel Francis, Thanko Kuliat, Amos Yashim, and Adamu Kambai across incidents 201702200029, 201702200030, and 201702200031.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201702210042, 201702210043, and 201702210044.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201702280031 and 201702280032.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201703010062 and 201703010063.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201703140018 and 201703140019.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201703200014 and 201703200015.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201703200026 and 201703200027.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201703220002 and 201703230001.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201704080020 and 201704080021.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201704260021 and 201704260022.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201705020017 and 201705020018.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201705170009 and 201705170010.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201705190014, 201705190015, 201705190017, and 201705190018.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201705190020, 201705190021, 201705190022, 201705190023, and 201705190024.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201705200006 and 201705200007.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201705230028, 201705230054, and 201705230055.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201705260002 and 201705260003.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201705300005, 201705300006, and 201705300007.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201706060023 and 201706060024.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201706060041 and 201706060042.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201706130012 and 201706140011.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201706130023 and 201706130024.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201706250017 and 201706250018.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201707130009 and 201707130010.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201707240017 and 201707240018.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201708140001, 201708140002, and 201708140003. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201708160010, 201708160011, and 201708160012.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201708200005 and 201708200006.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201708270014 and 201708270015.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201709030013, 201709030014, and 201709030015.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201709190024, 201709190025, 201709190026, 201709190027, and 201709190028.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201710050009, 201710050010 and 201710050011.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201711030021 and 201711030022.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201711070043, 201711070044, 201711070045, 201711070046 and 201711070047.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201712040028 and 201712040029.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201712140029 and 201712140030.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed across incidents 201712290022, 201712290023, and 201712290024. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and injured across incidents 201703190028 and 201703190029.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and injured across incidents 201704240013, 201704240014, and 201704240015.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and injured across incidents 201704290033, 201704290034, and 201704300020.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and injured across incidents 201705180005 and 201705180009.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and injured across incidents 201705210012 and 201705210013.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and injured across incidents 201710280018, 201710280019, 201710280020, 201710280021, 201710280022, and 201710280023.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and injured across incidents 201710310022, 201710310023, 201710310024, 201710310025, 201710310026, 201710310027 and 201710310028.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and kidnapped across incidents 201701080030, 201701080031, and 201701080032.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents (201611230029, 201611230030).
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents (201611300036, 201611300037).
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents (201612140025, 201612140026).
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents (201612150010, 201612150011).
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents (201612160015, 201612160016, 201612160017). This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents (201709070029, 201709080026).
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents (201710230005, 201710230006).
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents (201711150023, 201711150024).
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201608250053 and 201608250054.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201609030028 and 201609030029.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201609050002 and 201609050003. Additionally, 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 201609050040 and 201609050041.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201609050061 and 201609050062. Additionally, casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201609060011, 201609060012, 201609060013, 201609060014, and 201609060015. Additionally, casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201609070045 and 201609070046. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201609080038, 201609080039, 201609080040, 201609080041, and 201609080042. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201609110034 and 201609110035.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201609170047, 201609170048, and 201609170049.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201609180023 and 201609180075.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201609270030 and 201609270031.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201609280022, 201609280023, 201609280024, and 201609280025.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201609280028 and 201609280029.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201610030033 and 201610030034. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201610040018 and 201610040019.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201610040054, 201610040055, and 201610040056.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201610110019, 201610110020, 201610110021, and 201610110022.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201610110030, 201610110031, and 201610110032.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201610280031 and 201610280032.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201610310038, 201610310039, 201610310040, 201610310041, and 201610310042.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201611030023, 201611030024, 201611030025, 201611030026, 201611030027, 201611030031, and 201611030032. 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 201611050031 and 201611050032.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201611060015 and 201611060016.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201611070012 and 201611070013.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201611130078, 201611130079, and 201611130080.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201611190041 and 201611190042.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201611200004, 201611200005, 201611200006, 201611200007.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201611270016, 201611270017, and 201611270018. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201612040024, 201612040025, 201612040026, 201612040027, 201612040028, 201612040029, and 201612040030.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201612050025 and 201612050027. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201612060036 and 201612060037. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201612090014 and 201612090015.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201612110006 and 201612110007.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201612180009 and 201612180010.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201612310006, 201612310007, and 201612310008.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201612310027 and 201612310028. Additionally, casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201701020003 and 201701020004. Additionally, 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 201701140053 and 201701140054. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201701160001 and 201701160002. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201701180040 and 201701180043. Additionally, casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201701190034 and 201701190035.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201701200040 and 201701200041.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201701240024 and 201701240025.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201701250038 and 201701250039. Additionally, casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201701280054 and 201701280060.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201701300034, 201701300035, 201701300036, 201701300037, and 201701300038.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201702030012 and 201702030013. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201702060027, 201702060028, and 201702060029.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201702070021, 201702070022, and 201702070023.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201702120026, and 201702120027.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201702120033, 201702120034, and 201702120035.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201702280018 and 201702280019.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201703050033, 201703050034, 201703050035, and 201703050036. Additionally, casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201703080026 and 201703080027.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201703110001 and 201703110002.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201703210030, 201703210031, and 201703210032.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201703220037 and 201703220038.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201703280003, 201703280004, and 201703280005. Casualty numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201703290036, 201703290037, and 201703300014.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201704030032, 201704030033, 201704030034, 201704030035, and 201704030036.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201704140012 and 201704140013.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201704190056, 201704190057, 201704190058, 201704190059, and 201704190060. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201704200023, 201704200024, 201704200025, 201704200026, and 201704200027.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201705130037 and 201705130038.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201705150014, 201705150015, 201705150016, 201705150017, and 201705150018.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201705240029 and 201705240030.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201705260024 and 201705260025.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201705290008, 201705290009, 201705290010, 201705290011, 201705290012, 201705290013, 201705290014, 201705290015, and 201705290016.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201705300011, 201705300012, 201705300013, and 201705300014. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201706070006 and 201706070007.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201706100036 and 201706100037.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201706160050 and 201706160051. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed and wounded across incidents 201706190045, 201706190046, and 201706190047.
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Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those wounded across incidents 201702040001 and 201702040002. This incident is part of a set of coordinated attacks in which both military and non-military entities were targeted.
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Casualty numbers represent an equal division across 20120409003, 20120409004, and 20120409005
Casualty numbers represent an equal division across 201204110004 and 201204110005.
Casualty numbers represent an equal division across 201204240016 and 201204240017. There is doubt this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Sources suspected that this attack may have been the result of criminal action.
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Casualty numbers vary for this attack.
Casualty numbers were divided evenly across 201204050008 and 201204050009.
Casualty numbers were not specified.
Casualty reports conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest number is reported here.
Casualty reports ranged from eight to 20.
Casualty reports vary significantly among the sources reporting on the incident. The number killed in the attack ranges from 2 to 7.
Central Sulawesi province has been the scene of previous attacks against Christians and the targeted minibus was en route to a Christian town when the bomb exploded. Mujahidin KOMPAK, an outfit with ties to Jemaah Islamiyah was believed by the International Crisis Group to be the culprit behind the bombing.
Cerim Ismaili's party previously had been loyal to former Yugoslave President Slobodan Milosevic.
Cervantes was the fifteenth activist to be killed in the country in the year. Cervantes was leading a campaign against the entry of a Singapore-based company in the palm oil business in the nearby town of Rosario on fear it would displace hundreds of farmers in the area. --Leftist groups have blamed military officials and the government for attacks on activists, which they claim are a systematic effort to decimate their ranks. President Arroyo has accused leftist groups of conniving with rightist soldiers in a plot to overthrow her government the previous February.
Chadian Government officials denied that the attack occurred and claimed that the incident was, "yet another vile propaganda campaign by the MDJT."
Chandra Yadav was arrested by the police, while Paras Mukti is identified as the central member of the group and the one who claimed responsibility for the attack on behalf of the group.
Chaudhary was shot five times.
Chaudhry, elected in May 1999, was the first prime minister from Fiji's large Indian minority. Nationalist fervor among some non-Indian Fijians ran high, fueled by resentment of the Indian minority's domination of business and commerce. This was one of three related attacks (cf. 199908160005-06; 199908170007).
Chechen Rebels were suspected in the attack.
Cheep Srirach, 55, was shot three times while riding a motorcycle to his office at 7.15 a m. It is believed that he was shot as part of a recent string of violence targeting the nation's public telephone booths.
Chhabi Lal Bishwakarma, a police constable was killed while Yuvaraj Regmi and Uma Shankar Kharbind were injured in the attack.
Chief Justice, Zuheir al-Surani, later resigned due to the poor security situation in Gaza.
Chijioke Richard and Esther Nwachukwu were also abducted.
Chinese authorities were not sure if the explosion was the result of a terrorist attack.
Chrar-i-Sharief shrine, a Sufi mosque, was burned to the ground some years ago by the militant Mast Gul as a show of intolerance towards Sufism. Sufi shrines are reminders of Sufi Islam that has more adherents in Kashmir than followers of Deobandi or Wahabi Islam. Pakistan's Chief Executive, Gen. Parvez Musharraf, had slammed Pakistan's clergy and the Jihadi groups for their anti-India posture a day prior to the attack. The attack on Chrar may have constituted defiance of Gen. Musharraf, who is said to be something of a believer in Sufism.
Christopher Brian Cowsar was a former marine.  He was captured by two men who rushed to save Sergeant Mobley after they heard him screaming.
CIRA subsequently announced that anyone aiding the Northern Ireland Police Service in these murders would face punishment as an informant.
Citing an unnamed spokesman for the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), the Cali daily newspaper, El Pais, reported that rebels in the region were "given the order to abduct mayors, state attorneys, comptrollers, judges, prosecutors, and any other kind of official."
City police chief Mohammed Ayoob Salangi blamed the blast on the 'enemies of peace,' an allusion to the Taliban.
City police deputy chief Salman Syed said that the explosion was caused by a bomb planted on a bicycle parked outside a ship.
Civilian Fabio Ortiz was also killed in the attack.
Civilians gathered around the landing zone of the first shell and were then struck by three more shells that landed, indicating a possible ‘double tap’ attack.
Civilians identified as Habibullah, Muhammad Ali, Mustafa, Muhammad Ameer, Raza Hassan, and Hashmatullah.
Civilians rioted following the assassination and the city invoked a curfew.
Civilians rioted following the attack, stating that a peace agreement had been broken. Some sources blamed the government for the incident; government officials denied having any involvement.
Claim of responsibility was made via wall graffiti.
Claim was made via a satellite telephone conversation with a Spokesman Mohammad Yusof.
Classes continued in the Naval R.O.T.C. building even while it was being repaired.  Less than a week later the office of the dean of students at Rice University was destroyed by a firebomb (197004050007).
Coalition spokesman Maj. Jeff Poole initially disputed the report, which came from two police officials affiliated with the Diyala Salvation Council, but the incident was confirmed by another source quoted by Agence France Presse on June 7.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because if the victim was kidnapped for purely financial reasons.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unclear if the motive of the attack was solely to steal the victim's sheep.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unclear if the perpetrators were affiliated with the Islamic insurgency in Algeria.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if AQLIM solely intended to punish the Algerian farmer for his lack of support or if the organization additionally intended to intimidate a larger audience.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the assailants intended to target Algerian security forces on a search operation.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the assailants solely intended to punish the victim or if the perpetrators intended to intimidate a larger audience of Algerian soldiers.
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.
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 1:00 AM.
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 7:30 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 8:30 PM.  The assailants were divided into two groups and hidden on each side of the road.
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 military.
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.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the assailants targeted the Algerian soldier specifically to prevent their capture or if the incident was part of a calculated operation against the Algerian military.
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.
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.  One day earlier, Algerian soldiers were attacked at the same spot (200303020004).
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 perpetrators were affiliated with the GIA or GSPC.  It is believed that the assailants were under the auspices of 'emir' Abdelkader Hadef.
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 ambush took place around 10:00 AM.  One day later, Algerian soldiers were attacked at the same spot (200303030006).
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 9:00 PM.
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.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the assailants targeted the BMPJ patrol specifically to prevent their capture or if the incident was part of a calculated operation against Algerian security forces.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the assailants targeted the communal guardsmen specifically to prevent their capture or if the incident was part of a calculated operation against Algerian security forces.
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.
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 attack took place around 2:00 PM.
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.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the assailants targeted the military truck specifically to prevent their capture or if the incident was part of a calculated operation against the Algerian military.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the assailants targeted the militiamen specifically to prevent their capture or if the incident was part of a calculated operation against Algerian security forces.
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.
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 attack took place around 9:00 PM.  The attack took place around 7:30 PM.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the assailants targeted the municipal guardsmen specifically to disrupt their activities or if the incident was part of a calculated operation against Algerian security forces.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the assailants targeted the municipal guardsmen specifically to prevent their capture or if the incident was part of a calculated operation against Algerian security forces.
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 attack took place around 6:00 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.  In the days before the incident, there were many riots by ethnic Berbers in Tizi Ouzou.
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.
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.
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.  AQLIM posted a claim of this attack on a Jihadi website.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the assailants were intending to target the gendarmes specifically to prevent their capture or if the planned incident was part of a calculated operation against Algerian security forces.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the attack stemmed from a personal dispute.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the attempted attack was intended to be part of a bombing campaign against Algerian civilians by Islamic extremists.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the land mine was planted by the GSPC specifically to thwart the efforts of the Algerian soldiers on a search operation or if the incident was part of a calculated campaign against the Algerian military.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the motivations of the perpetrators were solely financial.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the motivations of the perpetrators were solely financial.  It is believed that the attack was carried out by a GSPC faction led by Amar Lemloun.  His group had previously threatened Algerian civilians in the region to pay a tithe or face violence.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the motive of the kidnapping was purely financial.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the motives behind the attack were purely criminal.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the motives behind the attack were purely criminal.  The bomb detonated around 11:00 AM.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the motives behind the attack were purely criminal.  The bomb was discovered at 9:30 AM while classes were in session and the device was defused around twenty-five minutes later.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the motives behind the attack were purely criminal.  Two days after the incident, Algerian security forces were able to kill one of the suspected assailants and capture another in a search operation in Ammi Moussa.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the motives behind the attack were purely financial.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the motives behind the intended attack were purely criminal.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the motives behind the kidnapping were purely financial.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the motives behind the roadblock were purely financial.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the motives behind the shooting were purely criminal.  The incident took place around 7:00 PM.  The victims were identified by the initials Z. H. and C. I.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the motives of the perpetrators were purely financial.  The roadblock last from 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM.  The assailants were dressed as municipal guardsmen and national gendarmes.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the reasons behind the kidnapping were purely financial.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the two citizens were kidnapped for purely financial reasons.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown why the vehicle was targeted.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown why the victim was targeted.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because the exact motives behind the attack are unknown.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because the intended  target of the bomb remains unknown.  Two days earlier, suspected members of the GIA detonated multiple bombs in nearby Chlef (200206210005 and 200206210006).
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because the intended target of the assailants is unclear.  The bomb detonated around 1:00 PM.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because the intended target of the assailants is unclear.  The bomb detonated around 9:40 AM.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because the intended target of the assailants remains unknown.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because the intended target remains unknown.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because the motives of the assailants were unclear.  One day later, Islamic extremists bombed a gas pipeline in Tiaret (199802210006).  It is suspected that these two incidents might be related.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because the reasons behind why the civilians were held hostage are unclear and it is unknown if they were held for ransom.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because the reasons behind why the victims were targeted remain unknown.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because the reasons why the victims were targeted are unknown.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because the specific motive behind the attack is unknown.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because the specific motives behind the attack are unknown.  Locals suspected the GIA to be the perpetrators because none of the shepherds' flock were stolen, thus making it unlikely that the incident was a common theft.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because the specific reasons behind why the victims were targeted are unclear.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because the specific reasons by behind why the victim was targeted are unknown.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because the specific reasons by behind why the victims were targeted are unknown.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because the specific reasons why M. Sassi was targeted are unknown.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because the specific target of the assailants is unclear.
Coded as doubt terrorism proper because there was some speculation that the assassination took place due to internal fighting within the GSPC.
Coded as doubt terrorist 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.
Coded as doubt terrorist proper because it is unknown if the members of the GSPC instigated the clashes.
Coded doubt terrorism proper because the specific motivations of the perpetrators remain unclear.
Colombian authorities could not confirm that the attack was directed at Canal given that the explosion occurred some blocks from where he was visiting.
Colombian authorities have indicated that members of urban militias had been trying to extort money from the owners of the restaurant for months.
Colombian Colonel, Jairo Rodriquez, accused the Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia (FARC), but he offered no evidence to support his claim.
Colombian media reported that around 0015 of September 4, 2000, two individuals in a blue Sprint model vehicle stopped outside the DIAN office and quickly dropped off a box. Minutes later, the box exploded. The National Police asserted that their technical tests on the explosive indicated that the ELN was responsible. Barrancabermeja is in north-central Colombia, and is in the heart of a region long dominated by political instability between the Colombian Government and various guerrilla movements.
Colombian President Andres Pastrana Arango suspended talks with the ELN on August 7, 2001.
Colombian state police blamed the Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia (FARC), but did not provide a possible motive for the attack.
Colonel Ilya Shabalkin, a representative of the regional headquarters in charge of anti-terrorist operation in North Caucasus, reported that the gang of Doka Umarov was responsible for this attack.
Combination was chosen because one of the abductees was killed while the other three were released.
Combination was chosen because two doctors, a female and her husband were released the same day; while the third doctor and his driver were released on 07/29/2010. The information for the later hostage release was captured in the hostage taking variables and extended incident.
Combination was chosen because two villagers were killed during the attack, while four others were released. The available sources listed the name of the village that the attack took place at as Nangalakata to Langalkata, and because no majority spelling was provided, the spelling of the village was taken from the source with the highest validity in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
Combination was selected because Abdul Nabi Mengal, was killed on 08/18/2011 and the status of the other two hostages, Din Mohammad and Abdul Ghafoor Mengal, is unknown. Unknown was selected for the days detained and extended date to reflect the unknown status of the other two hostages.
Combination was selected because six of the tribal elders were released on 01/31/2011, while the remaining hostages were released on 02/25/2011. The hostage details and extended date reflects the later hostage release. The most recent available sources listed the number of hostages taken for this attack from 21 to 24, so the majority casualty figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
Combination was selected for hostage taking outcome because the Afghan interpreter was killed four days after the attack, and the New York Times journalist was rescued three days after the attack.
Coming shortly after Hamas's suicide bombing on Feb. 4, 2008, this rocket attack has implied a resurgence of violence on Israel by Hamas.
Commander Gafur Jumdail of the ASG is suspected of being involved in the kidnapping.
Commander of the Terai Mukti Morcha (JTMM), aka Akhil Terai Mukti Morcha in Saptari, Bishwagit claimed responsibility for the incident.
Comments by the Chief of Sangin Police (District) and in a U.S. Fed News report suggested the bomber was targeting an unspecified military facility and detonated his explosives prematurely.
Commissioner in Tolodi said the attacker wanted to cut off water from the Warni area. The area of Warni had witnessed a similar attack the month before, where two of its citizens were killed.
Communist Party of India-Marxist party leaders claimed that Communist Party of India-Maoist posters were left around the room where Bauri was killed, but that claim has not been confirmed by police. The available sources provided different spellings for the name of the victim, and because no majority spelling was provided, the spelling taken from the source with the highest validity 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.
Concurrent to being mayor Abdelhamid Hireche was the president of Si Mustapha's Municipal People's Assembly.
Conflict in the report location.  One presumes Diyala and the other Salah ad Din.  There is also a difference in terminology for the victims one stating police and the other soldiers.  However, they could be the same incident given the number of wounded and the geographic proximity of the two provinces.
Conflicting information was reported in regard to the victim's nationality, ranging from Uzbek, Russian and Tajik. Tajik nationality was chosen for the victim as the source that reported it, The Times of Central Asia, stated that other reports of the victim's nationality being either Uzbek or Russian were incorrect.
Conflicting reports attribute the incident to the Armed Commandos of Liberation and the Armed Revolutionary Independence Movement (MIRA).
Conflicting reports make it difficult to determine whether the victim was killed or wounded.
Congress workers rioted at the hospital following Saha's death.
Conservatively coded the number of injuries at twenty.  It was reported that several, of the forty-five women staying at the YWCA a block away, were injured by the shattered glass.  Only one of the injured, Donna Melick, required medical treatment.  On May 5th 1970, a large quantity of dynamite was stolen from Quick Supply, a dynamite supply warehouse in Ankeny Iowa.  Police believed that the stolen dynamite was used by the Black Panthers in this attack as well as in four other incidents taking place in Iowa during May and June 1970 (197005130001, 197005220003, 197006210001, and 197006290001).  A bank in Kansas City was bombed on the same day (197006290001).
Considering the time of the attack and specific target of the mortar rounds, the attack may have been the prelude to a larger assault that was subsequently called off.
Constable Mahadev Minji was killed in the attack and Praveen Kumar and Constable V Suresh were injured.
Constable Som Bahadur Karki was also killed in the attack.
Constance Trimble, the former girlfriend of Ronald Reed, stated that she made the phony phone call to lure a St. Paul Police Officer.  Reed and Clark were both convicted of first-degree murder and conspiracy and sentenced to life in prison.
Contrasting reporting make it unclear whether the bomb was placed in a kindergarten next to a police station or in a market area.
Cornal became a rebel target by leading successful counterinsurgency operations before retiring a few years ago. After retirement, he bought a passenger van and drove it to earn a living, police Inspector Moises Jacobo indicated to The Associated Press by telephone.
Corsican National Liberation Front (FLNC) also claimed responsibility for two other incidents when they claimed responsibility for this incident.  None of their claims have been confirmed.
Cotabato Province is on the southern island of Mindanao in the Philippines.
Could easily be case of simple homicide without reaching terrorism classification. Woma Kalapae, a 52-year-old Muslim officer was the man killed.
Councilman Rodolfo Wahab was also killed in the attack.
Counsellor Abdel-Wahed issued an arrest warrant for Noaman Gomaa. In a statement, the syndicate asked the authorities concerned to intervene, arrest the perpetrators and put them on trial and to secure the paper's HQ. Gomaa and 14 of his supporters were arrested after the 10 hr clash. At least 28 people were injured. --Gomaa, who was sacked by party leaderships in January, still claimed to be the party leader and says he had been ousted by a small group of rebels.  --Prosecutors investigated charges against Gomaa such as intimidation, incitement to riot, use of an unlicensed weapon with intent to kill, and destruction of property. On April 17, prosecutors said they were ordering Gomaa's release on bail of 10,000 Egyptian pounds as his questioning was finished and he was in poor health.
Croma Yaya had scheduled a meeting with the governor to set up a computer school and had tried several times prior to schedule a meeting.
Crowds of recruits were gathering outside the center in western Baghdad's Nissur Square when the bombers detonated explosives strapped to their bodies.
Curtis Beseda set fires at the same facility on two separate occasions (198312030005 and 198404190011).  Beseda pled guilty and was sentenced to ten years in prison.
Cyanide is commonly used (and available) in New Zealand in various forms, particularly to kill possums.
Dadhi was subsequently killed, and Lakshman was severely beaten and released.
Damage estimates for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total across incidents 201604170036 and 201604170037.
Damage numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. The damage numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of property across incidents 201510240004, 201510240005, and 201510240006.
Damage numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total across incidents 201510120060 and 201510120061.
Damage reports for this incident conflict across sources.
Damages to the facility were estimated to be between $2,000 and $3,000.
Damages were estimated to be between $20,000-$25,000.
Danuwar was abducted at gunpoint from Sagarmatha Secondary School in Mirchaiya, and was rescued by police from a village in Dhanusha, after JTMM cadres fled the scene.
Date and method of resolution were unknown, but based on later articles written by the victim it appeared that he was either released, rescued, or escaped.
Days before the attack a fresh recording was posted on an Islamic website claiming to be from Saleh al-Oufi, the leader of a cell of Al-Qaida sympathizers in Saudi Arabia. The recording called on Muslims to wage holy war against "crusaders" in the region and made special mention of Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar. Although Organization of Soldiers of the Levant claimed responsibility for the attack, local authorities believed that the attack may have been an Al-Qaida linked operation.
Days before the attack the Algerian military had made some efforts to disrupt and weaken the Salafist Group for Preaching and Fighting (GSPC).
Deaths range from 22 to 26 people.
Defense Minister Martha Lucia Ramirez said the bombing was a response to the government's raids in the countryside.
Demanded the U.S, leave Iraq and the release of unnamed prisoners
Democratic Convergence Deputy Alejandro Arzola blamed the government for the attack (without proof).
Denis Bradley, a former Catholic priest who helped broker the first IRA ceasefire, was sitting with his son on Tuesday night when a masked man beat him with a baseball bat. Mr Bradley, whose family escaped a petrol bomb attack on their home last year, was hospitalized after the attack.
Deniyev was from Moscow and was put in place by Russia's Kremlin force to maintain order in Chechnya.
Denver Smith, 32, had been murdered at the same location as this incident on January 1, 2000. Three men were charged in connection with his death.
Depending on the source, victim numbers ranged between 15 and 17 people.
Deputy Minister Tissa Kraliyatha arrived late to the rally and was unharmed by the attack.
Deputy Superintendent of Customs Maqsood, Collector Shah Hussain and Inspector Archad Zubair were among the abductees.
Derya Tutumel, a Turkish Embassy press officer, told the Associated Press that he was sure the attack was committed by PKK militants, the Kurdistan's Workers' Party.
Despite acknowledging the role of local tribe members in the attack, local security forces stated that they believed that Al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) was behind the incident.
Details about this kidnapping were unreleased to protect the victim.
Details of the attack were sparse. The attack set off a policemen march to protest the state of affairs in Istanbul.
Details such as the means of death are unknown. It is suspected that the attack was carried out by rebels in spite of recent operations of the Sudanese army in Western Darfur.
Deutsche Presse Agentur reported that 62 bodies were discovered in Nahrwan.
Deutsche Presse Agentur reported that the judge was killed, while Al-Sharqiyah TV reported that he was wounded.
Deutsche Presse Agentur reported that three of Qudos' police bodyguards had been killed, while AFP reported that only one had been killed.
Different sources give different vicitm numbers.  Fatality counts are as low as 110 and as high as 140.
Different sources provide different names for the newspaper agency.  One source states that the target was La Tercera while a second source identified the target as Consorcio Periodístico de Chile; the former is a daily that is published by the latter.
Different sources report different numbers for fatalities and injuries.  AQLIM claims to have killed 24 police and no civilians; other sources report similar numbers.
Different sources report different numbers for fatalities and injuries.  Estimates for fatalities range from one to three dead, while estimates for the injured range from 15 to 21.
Diocolano had previously criticized the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) for intimidating voters in two of his constituent villages.
Diplomats from Arab and Muslim embassies are frequently the targets of insurgent attacks.
Dipnarayan Sah was killed in the incident.
Director General Edgar Aglipay, National Police Chief, said investigators were still determining the motive for the killing and expressed skepticism regarding a Communist guerilla's claim of responsibility.
Dissident republicans (pro-independence and integration with Ireland) were claimed to be responsible by the Lord Mayor of Belfast and a number of other local politicians.
Dissident republicans are believed to have been responsible for the attack, but it was the first time that they injured members of the security forces in a gun attack. They had previously concentrated their efforts on bomb and mortar attacks. Suspicion had fallen on the "Real Irish Republican Army (RIRA)", which had been active in the area, but security sources said that Continuity IRA involvement could not be ruled out. Security sources had warned of a "Real Irish Republican Army (RIRA)" attack on the British mainland or in the North during the Westminster election campaign.
Dissident republicans were considered as the most likely responsible for the attack.
District police chief Haji Ziauddin was among the six injured police officers. Casualty numbers vary for this attack.
Doan Van Toai stated that he was shot by two Asian males who pulled up next to him in a brown station wagon.  Van Toai had previously received many threats stemming from his controversial views.
Doctors are often a target of Islamic extremists.
Doku Umarov's gang was a combat jamaat in Chechnya that was part of underground jihadist Chechen Republic of Ichkeriya 'government' and 'armed forces'. He is now emir/president of the ChRI.
Donald Benny Anderson and Mathew Moore carried out attacks at three abortion clinics in the two months before this incident (198205290002, 198205290003, and 198206060005).  Dr. Zevallos and his wife were held in the basement of an abandoned National Guard munitions bunker.  The perpetrators forced Dr. Zevallos to make two calls to Federal authorities in which Zevallos directed the Feds to an audiotape in a park in St. Louis that stated the Army of God's message to President Reagan.  Dr. Zevallos was able to convince his abductors to let him go free by claiming that he would close the abortion facility.  The Hope Clinic for Women had previously been the target of many protests.
Donkidarisa is a village that lies to the south of Nyala town in Sudan's Darfur State.
Doubt Terrorism Proper - official were unable to confirm if the explosion was caused by a bomb.
Doubt Terrorism Proper - one source states the attack was perpetrated by robbers.
Doubt terrorism proper because this incident was in response to specific court decision; however, it was during a time of racial tensions.
Doubt terrorism proper because this may have been purely a hate crime, but it is unclear since the perpetrators and motives are unknown.  However, it was the second attack on black Muslims in a week.
Doubt terrorism proper because unsure of the motivations behind the event. The motivations could have been personal are targeting a specific individual.
Doubt Terrorism Proper- the FDD claims that the bishop is not a hostage but was taken for his own safety.
Doughtry Long resigned from the University of Pennsylvania two weeks earlier over a dispute involving the distribution of funds  to African American students.  John Hardwick was question by the police about the attack, but never charged.
Dr. Jakubowski was the target of weekly protests.  He was one of the few physicians in the Chicago area that performed abortions in the second-trimester.  The perpetrators spray-painted slogans such as "baby killer" and "thou shall not kill" on the walls of the facility.
Dr. Karpan's shooting was noted in the manual of the Army of God.
Dr. Kassa-Kelembo worked for the Pateur Institute and Dr. Joachin Kaba-Mebri was an official of the Ministry of Health, who worked closely with efforts in the UNDP. A representative for the UNICEF stated he believed the attackers were aware that it was a UN vehicle and the travelers were associated with organization's humanitarian action.
Dr. Waheed had been affiliated with and stood for the leadership of the Maldivan Democratic Party (MDP) before the time of the attack, in which the government ruling party and elite members of the MDP vigorously defamed him and his family. He had a history of opposing the ruling government party, Dhivehi Rayyithunge Party, of President Maumoon Abdul Gayoom. In the 1980s, the government set up the Bimbi Force to use arson attacks against his campaign, and used intimidation against his Waheed's human rights efforts.
Dragisa Stojcevic, 19, was killed in the attack and Corporal Miljan Brankovic, 20, was seriously wounded.
Draskovic removed his SPO party from the rest of the opposition and blasted the other leaders for deciding to run in "any elections" President Slobodan Milosevic schedules.
Drummond Ltd. was a Birmingham, Alabama based company.  It was unclear if the two victims were American or Colombian.  The two men were traveling on a bus filled with individuals who worked at the Loma mine.  When the gunmen halted the bus, they made the workers identify the two men and then watch as the men were killed and kidnapped.  It was unclear how long Orcasita was missing before he was killed.  No mention of a ransom demand or payment was made in the sources.
Due to poor translation, it is unclear whether the vicitm was male or female.  Both "she" and "he" are used frequently in both sources.
Due to the fact that the attack took place near a police station in a high conflict zone, one can assume that it was the intended target.
Due to the isolation of the tower, the date of the explosion is unknown; the damage was noticed by a hunter on December 5, 2004.
Dumariyan village is about 100 kilometers from Bihar State's capital Patna. The victims' names were: Algu Kahar, Shyamsunder Kahar, Bhumar Kahar, Anil Yadav, Vishwanath Rajwar, and Aftab Ansari.
During interrogation, Mutairi stated that he embraced the ideas of al-Qaida.
During the 1992-95 Bosnian war, Savic headed the Panthers Serb paramilitary unit. In the early days of war, he bragged that it was his sacred duty to rid Bijeljina of local Muslims; the town's 31 per cent Muslim population was decimated during the war due to mass evictions and executions.
During the call-in to the media to claim responsibility for the attacks, the perpetrators claimed to be speaking for all Greek anarchist groups in protesting the new anti-terrorism law in Greece. The attack was part of a series of bombs set off by Black Star starting in August 2000.
During the clash, one of the assailants intercepted a teacher attempting to investigate the gunshots.  The Islamic extremist did not harm the Algerian civilian and told him, "We only kill armed people and never teachers."
During the retaliation by the security forces, five policemen were killed and 16 injured while the bodies of four terrorists were found after the attack. The chief district officer (CDO) of Sarlahi and 27 policemen had gone missing since the attack, and on April 19, Maoists freed 19 of the security personnel from an undisclosed location in Sarlahi (District), but not the CDO himself.
During the siege, the days were normally calm while there were shoot-outs between the American Indian Movement and United States government officials at night.  AIM members Frank Clearwater and Lawrence Lamonte were shot and killed.  US Marshal Lloyd Grimm was shot and seriously wounded.
During the standoff, Monis had declared allegiance to the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL).
During the time of this attack, the Indonesian military stepped up its anti-separatist campaign in Aceh province.
During this period, separatists in Assam, Meghalaya and five other northeastern states stepped up their offensive against federal troops in the run-up to India's Independence Day on August 15th.
Dyncorp Inc., was an American firm that provided security for Afghan President Hamid Karzai on behalf of the United States government.
Each source states a slightly different scenario; they differ in whether the event happened at a sentry post or a tsunami refugee camp; whether one boy was injured, or one boy and a soldier, and whether four other soldiers were injured as well.
Earlier in the day there was a multiple attack against two National Guard Armories and the Police Motorcycle Headquarters (197010300001, 197010300002, and 197010300003).  On the same day there was also a bomb scare at New York City Hall.
Earlier in the month, a leader of the Black community was killed by a San Francisco Police Officer over an argument.
Earlier in the week, Ames City Hall received a bomb threat.  Telephone service in downtown Ames was temporarily put out of service as a result of the blast.  On May 5th 1970, a large quantity of dynamite was stolen from Quick Supply, a dynamite supply warehouse in Ankeny Iowa.  Police believed that the stolen dynamite was used by the Black Panthers in this attack as well as in four other incidents taking place in Iowa during May and June 1970 (197005130001, 197006130001, 197006210001, and 197006290001).
Earlier reports stated twelve dead Indian soldiers and three militants, but a later and more comprehensive report revised those figures downwards to those in this entry. At least a majority of the Indian soldiers at the camp were asleep, and thus were caught surprise by the attack.
Earlier sources state that the explosion may have been caused by an unexploded shell, but later sources state that authorities determined the explosion was caused by a pipe bomb.
Earlier that day, police defused a bomb in the same area.
Edgar Eugene Pearce was a blackmailer and bomber, who was convicted of the Mardi Gra bombings after admitting a three-year blackmail and terror campaign in the London area between December 1994 and April 1998. Pearce was labeled the Mardi Gra bomber because he often left a calling card containing the phrase "Welcome to the Mardi Gra experience."
Edmund Sae was later alleged to be involved in a number of murders of politicians, civilians, and Australian military police, and was also accused of involvement in a plot to assassinate the Solomon Islands Prime Minister in 2006.  For more information, see Mary-Louise O'Callaghan, "A devilish job in paradise," The Australian, June 30, 2003 (source 4 in case file), and Lloyd Jones, "PAC: Aust war vet released on bail in Solomons," AAP Newsfeed, February 7, 2003 (not in case file).
Edouard, who had served as the spokesman for former Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide's Lavalas party in Gonaives, was shot in the head and chest while he slept.
Eduardo Cruz and Wilfredo were suspected members of MIRA.
Edward Flinton and James Williams, both members of al-Fuqra, were later arrested and charged in 1993 for arson.
Eenghwiyu had been the site of previous armed conflicts between UNITA and Angolan government forces in the past. This attack was the closest to the Namibian border since UNITA had renewed its attacks against government forces in November 1998.
Egyptian Police conscripts Yehia Shehata Ali, Hammam Ramadan Eid and Abdallah Mahfuz were also killed in the attack.
Ehsanullah Ehsan, a Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) spokesman, claimed responsibility for the attack by telephone from an undisclosed location, saying that "This was the first revenge for Osama's martyrdom. Wait for bigger attacks in Pakistan and Afghanistan,".
Ehsanullah Ehsan, a Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) spokesman, claimed responsibility, saying the elders were targeted because they were helping the security forces. The available sources listed the time for this attack from 1000 to 1040 to 1055, and the injuries for this attack from 10 to 11 to 12 to 14, and because no majority time or casualty figures were reported, the lowest proferred time reported and lowest proferred casualty figures were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
Eight guerrilla attacks had taken place since 1997 against Transport Ministry officials and employees in Tokyo and neighboring prefectures at the time of the attack in August 2000. Chukakuha guerrillas have claimed responsibility for all eight attacks. The leftist group is against Narita airport, east of Tokyo, because it had been constructed by forcibly expropriating farmers' land.
Eight of nine captives were released; it is unknown what happened with the ninth captive.
Eight of the hostages were released on 07/18/2008 the day after the initial hostage taking took place, while eight more hostages were released seven days later on 07/23/2008. The status of the last remaining hostage is unknown. Also, the summary of this i
Eight of the passengers were members of the UN Observer Mission in Angola, and two were employed by a communications company that worked with the UN. After the crash, the UN called for a 48-hour cease fire between the rebels and the government in order to search for survivors in the central lands near Huambo.
Eight of the thirteen tourists were found dead and the fate of the other hostages was not known. The eight dead included two Americans, four Britons, and two New Zealanders.
Eight Turkish soldiers were killed and 16 wounded. There was also 10 Kurdish rebels killed. The numbers have been divided between three events for statistical accuracy.
Eighty-five of the hostages were rescued on August 15, 2014. The fate of the remaining hostages is unknown. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Eighty-four of the victims were released hours after their abduction. Another 60 were taken into the mountain hideout of the National Liberation Army (NLA). The Colombia Army deployed 3,000 troops to rescue the prisoners. The guerrillas had planted at least 15 powerful landmines as they made their retreat into the mountains. They had used some of their hostages as human shields to prevent troops from firing at them as well.
Either the National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Isak Muivah (NSCN-IM) or the United Liberation Front of Assam (ULFA) was suspected of blame.
Ekaterina Weintraub was killed as she drove her son home from the doctor's office.  Yehudit Eliahu was the woman injured.
El Watan reported the attackers had shouted "Allahu akbar" during the attack. The death of the fourteenth customs offices occurred later as the official died from serious injures suffered. The ambush was blamed on a former leader of the GSPC, Mokhtar Belmokhtar, who had been sentenced to 20 years in jail in June 2005. --Members of the Mukhtar Bel Mukhtar gang, which is a component of the Salafi Group for Call and Combat radical organization, perpetrated the terrorist act, Interior Minister Noureddine Yazid Zerhouni told El Khabar. --After the attacker fled, witnesses alerted authorities, and they in turn tracked down and killed them on April 9 northeast of Hassi Chebaba in the Ghardaia region. El Watan said ten gunmen were killed. The wounded were moved to Mani'aa city hospital after the security forces arrived at the scene of the incident. --Some sources said the operation might have been planned by Mokhtar Belmokhtar's group as it has been active in the area of the attack. --By April 10, People's National Army unit launched a special operation where they encountered eight 4x4 Toyota vehicles in Hassi Chebaba, 50 km south of Menea, and a large quantity of weapons, an effort in which they claimed to eliminate the remaining group members of the customs officials attack.
Eleven explosive devices were discovered and defused across attacks 201506210070, 201506210071, 201506210072, 201506210073, 201506210074, 201506210075, and 201506210076.
Eleven of the hostages were released soon after the abduction. The remaining eighteen hostages were released several hours later after the assailants forced them to carry their stolen property.
ELN's acts during 2001 were widely seen as a response to president Andres Pastrana's decision to suspend peace talks with the movement.
Elsewhere in north Kashmir, there were two other separate explosions on the same day.
Elumbaring played an instrumental role in helping the government track down members of the Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG).
Emile Thompson claimed that he carried out the attack to get back at the 'pigs' who had harassed him, noting that Officer Huerta represented all 'pigs.'  In 1970, there were two other police officers murdered by suspected Black Nationalists in the Northern California area while they were making traffic stops (197008200003 and 197006190004).
Emmanuel Quezon, Ronald Gura, Bernie Padilla, Donato Estandia and Marteniano Pasiagas Jr. were the kidnapping victims
Engineer Sujan Saha, Harendra Malakar and Gopal Sarkar were those killed in the attack.
Entire family was murdered because believed that the father was working as a US translator. Appears to be an attempt to send a message.
Eric Svelmoe placed the bomb inside the abortion clinic at 3:00 AM.  Shortly after, he was arrested by authorities.
Estimates surrounding the number of wounded vary from 2 to 10 injured.
ETA called the police threatening that a bomb would explode in 30 minutes, but it instead exploded 15 minutes after the call. This is a common tactic used by ETA, and may be intended to kill police responding to the threat.
ETA claimed responsibility for this incident on 09/22/2000, along with seven other attacks and an assassination dating back to 08/29/2000.
ETA previously tried to kill Visa on 27 January 1998 with a car bomb.  Visa was part of the ruling Popular Party (PP).
Ethiopian authorities believe the Oromo Liberation Front is an anti-development terrorist organization.
Euclides Francisco de Paula was shot twice in the head and died as he was being transported to the hospital.
Euskadi ta Askatasuna (ETA) had killed over 800 people since 1968 in their armed struggle for independence at the time of the bombings.  The group gave advanced warning of the impending attack via the Basque Newspaper, Gara.  ETA had conducted a series of bombings in seven cities earlier that week on November 29, 2004. This was one of 5 related attacks (cf. 200412030001, 200412030002, 200412030003, 200412030004).
Euskadi ta Askatasuna (ETA) had killed over 800 people since 1968 in their armed struggle for independence at the time of the bombings.  The group gave advanced warning of the impending attack via the Basque Newspaper, Gara.  ETA had conducted a series of bombings in seven cities earlier that week on November 29, 2004. This was one of 5 related attacks (cf. 200412030001, 200412030002, 200412030003, 200412030005).
Euskadi ta Askatasuna (ETA) had killed over 800 people since 1968 in their armed struggle for independence at the time of the bombings.  The group gave advanced warning of the impending attack via the Basque Newspaper, Gara.  ETA had conducted a series of bombings in seven cities earlier that week on November 29, 2004. This was one of 5 related attacks (cf. 200412030001, 200412030002, 200412030004, 200412030005).
Euskadi ta Askatasuna (ETA) had killed over 800 people since 1968 in their armed struggle for independence at the time of the bombings.  The group gave advanced warning of the impending attack via the Basque Newspaper, Gara.  ETA had conducted a series of bombings in seven cities earlier that week on November 29, 2004. This was one of 5 related attacks (cf. 200412030001, 200412030003, 200412030004, 200412030005).
Euskadi ta Askatasuna (ETA) had killed over 800 people since 1968 in their armed struggle for independence at the time of the bombings.  The group gave advanced warning of the impending attack via the Basque Newspaper, Gara.  ETA had conducted a series of bombings in seven cities earlier that week on November 29, 2004. This was one of 5 related attacks (cf. 200412030002, 200412030003, 200412030004, 200412030005).
Even though this attack may seem like it was motivated purely by desire for financial gain, the fact that it was targeting a foreign oil firm led me to believe that criterion 1 was fulfilled.  Various groups in the area have made such attacks for political as much as financial reasons.
Explosion occurred at 11:00pm.
Explosion occurred at about 12:21am.
Explosive belts and maps were discovered in the vehicle of the three assailants.
Exxon Mobil shut down operations in the area after the explosion, but then restarted limited operations several days later.
Eyewitnesses reported that the car had been parked on the street since early morning and that no one had approached it prior to the explosion.
Eyewitnesses reportedly said a man held up part of the wreckage from one vehicle and shouted "with our blood and souls, we sacrifice for you, Saddam."
Eyewitnesses saw one person leaving the scene that police suspected was the perpetrator of the attempted bombing.
Eyewitnesses stated that five FC personnel sustained injuries; however, an FC spokesperson stated that at least three personnel were injured. Sources released the names of five personnel that were targeted in the attack, including Malik khan, Asif Hussain, Ali Akbar, Naik Noor Alam and Manwar Khan.
Eyewitnesses stated that the evening before members of the Salafist Group for Preaching and Fighting (GSPC) had been distributing pamphlets in Chaabet El-Ameur in which they expressed their rejection of the law on civil concord.
Eyewitnesses to this attack claim that the perpetrators seemed to target innocent civilians, rather than military forces.
FAIRE should not be confused with FARE (Revolutionary Armed Forces of Ecuador).  FAIRE was previously unknown and is a separate organization.
Fakty I Kommentarii did not believe that Levit's reporting had motivated the attack against him.
FARC and AUC paramilitary groups were said to operate in the region. The 12 city officials were celebrating a Christmas party when they were attacked by a grenade.
FARC destroyed down hundreds of electricity pylons and dynamited numerous bridges in the same region the previous year after the breakdown of peace negotiations with the government.
FARC had warned that the hostages would be harmed or killed if American or Colombia forces came too close to where they were being held, further reducing any chances of a rescue attempt.
FARC later released 15 of the hostages but kept six others.  However, Roberto Sierra, Mayor of Jardin, told local news media that the FARC at the time of the incident had still held 11 people.  The final outcome of the kidnapping was not reported.
FARC rebels distributed pamphlets a week prior to warn drivers to stay off the highways in the Caqueta and Putumayo departments.
FARC was attempting to takeover the town, but was repelled.  The fighting lasted over 10 hours.
Farman Ullah was murdered resisting the kidnapping while his companion Ashraf Wali was successfully kidnapped.
Fatalities are divided between this incident and 201205260025.
Fatalities are divided between this incident and 201205260026.
Fatality and injury counts vary considerably between sources. In addition, some sources state it was a car bomb only, others state it was a suicide bomber, and others claim it was a suicide bomber with a car bomb.
Fatality counts differ in the sources. The most conservative estimate is reported here.
Fatality counts vary, depending on the source.  Fatality counts are as low as 10 and as high as 26.
Fatality numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Wounded numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Fatality numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of killed across incidents 201406050066 and 201406050067. Wounded numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents 201406050066 and 201406050067.
Fatality numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Wounded numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Fatality numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Wounded numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Fatality numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Wounded numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Fateh Jang was also the scene of a failed assassination attempt on Pakistan's Finance Minister Aziz in July 2004 (cf. 200407300004).
Father Vinay stated that it was an act of terrorism against the minority community, presumably of Christians.
Fayaz was famous for his frequent speeches supporting the removal of the Taliban from Afghanistan.
Feda Mohammad, who claims to speak for the Taliban militants in talks with media outlets, claimed responsibility for destroying the mobile company's tower in Sangin district. Taliban militants also destroyed another tower of the same mobile company in the neighboring Kandahar province March 1. --Early in the week, Taliban militants warned mobile phone companies to shut down signaling from dusk to dawn as security forces through the facility track down Taliban loyalists in certain southern provinces of the country where militants are active.
Ferguson and Overtaker also spray-painted graffiti on the trucks and walls of the building with slogans such as “Earth Liberation Front," the anarchist “A,” and “STOP RAPING OUR FORESTS U.S.F.S.”  Additionally, Elisha Dimatteo gave Ferguson and Overtaker a ride to Detroit and waited in the car while they placed the incendiaries at the station; however, the two never told Dimatteo of the incident, and it appears she was in no way knowingly involved in the actions of ALF or ELF.  She was never charged in the incident, but it is unknown if she was a member of either ELF or ALF.  Ferguson and Overtaker were part of a group of about 20 members from ELF and ALF, who called themselves "The Family" and committed nearly 20 acts of arson and ecotage over a 6 year period from 1995 through 2001.   By 2006, all but four of the perpetrators had been captured for their roles in various incidents, and by 2008, the 16 indicted members had been convicted and sentenced for their crimes. Four remained fugitives, including Overtaker.  Ferguson received 2 years probation in exchange for his role as a government informant and key witness.
Fernandez Jimenez was an economist working in the transportation sector in Cali. Investigators stated she was pursued on the highway, and when she took refuge on her farm she was dragged out and taken toward the mountains. On January 8, 2002, a trucker Julian Astudillo Alzate, 22, was kidnapped in the same area.
Few Details. Uncorroborated.
Fidel was put on Arab television with a gun to his head and the perpetrators dubbed in a voice, not his own, claiming that he was a spy for Israel.
Field commander Khattab, a Chechen separatist military leader, received half a million dollars from abroad to wreck the elections.  His forces offered rewards of up to $40,000 were promised to those who managed to disrupt the election process in any of the embattled republic's populated areas. This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200008200002, 20000820003).
Field commander Khattab, a Chechen separatist military leader, received half a million dollars from abroad to wreck the elections.  His forces offered rewards of up to $40,000 were promised to those who managed to disrupt the election process in any of the embattled republic's populated areas. This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200008200002, 20000820004).
Field commander Khattab, a Chechen separatist military leader, received half a million dollars from abroad to wreck the elections.  His forces offered rewards of up to $40,000 were promised to those who managed to disrupt the election process in any of the embattled republic's populated areas. This was one of three related attacks (cf. 200008200003, 20000820004).
Fifteen hostages were initially kidnapped. Thirteen were actually killed, and only two were released unharmed.
Fifteen members of the security forces were subsequently detained for questioning following the attack. Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki ordered an immediate curfew in Samarra and Baghdad and the Sadrist Bloc walked out of the Iraqi Parliament, claiming they would not participate again until the location was rebuilt. This was the second of two attacks on the al-Askari Shrine on June 13 and the second major strike on the site, following the destruction of its golden dome in February 2006 that set off a wave of sectarian violence. This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200706130001).
Fifteen minutes earlier, a similar explosion took place at the Spanish Embassy in Caracas (cf. 200302250005).  The fourth source in the case file is Alexandra Olson, "Venezuela: We Have Suspects in Bombings," AP, February 28, 2003.
Fifteen minutes later, a similar explosion took place at the Colombian Consulate in Caracas (cf. 200302250006).  The fourth source in the case file is Alexandra Olson, "Venezuela: We Have Suspects in Bombings," AP, February 28, 2003.
Fifteen of the hostages were killed shortly after the abduction. Three of the hostages escaped on the same day. One of the sources says that seventeen of the villagers were killed out of twenty kidnapped.  The other source says that twenty-two people were kidnapped, fifteen were killed, four were injured, and three escaped.
Fifteen years earlier, arsonists destroyed the same abortion clinic (198612010004).
Fifty-six of the hostages were released on April 9, 2014. The fate of the remaining hostages is unknown.
Firearms, ammunition, and food were stolen in the incident.
Fireman Sam Panasci injured himself while trying to extinguish the incendiary and fireman Waverly Howard suffered a heart attack during the incident.  It is unknown whether the fire truck sustained damages.
first bomb exploded at 10:45pm; second at 11:00pm
Five female employees, identified as Elenita Alesna, Noraida Lagiya, Glaiza Caday, Noraya Raiz and Rosalie Lakim, were injured in the attack. The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from four to five, and because no majority figures were reported, the casualty figures were taken from the source that provided the most information about the victims’ identities in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
Five girls in the family were among those killed.  Their ages ranged from 15 to 25.  One source notes that the group of attackers included 12 to 14 people.
Five hostages were killed on 09/10/2011 by suspected Taliban militants, and the status of the remaining five hostages is unknown. The available sources listed the number of hostages for this attack from five to six, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred number of hostages reported was used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
Five hostages were released on November 12, and the remaining three on November 14.
Five hostages were rescued and the three remaining hostage's statuses are unknown.
Five members of the Black Afro Militant Movement were convicted of the incident in 1972 following a previous trial that went to a hung jury.  BAMM committed two other attacks in the Miami area during the same month (197005130004 and 197005050004)
Five of the hostage victims were killed on 9/8/2017. The fate of the remaining hostage victims is unknown. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed, wounded, and abducted across incidents (201709070024, 201709070025).
Five of the hostages escaped on an unspecified date. Fifteen of the hostages were released on June 28, 2014. Twenty-two of the hostages were released on an unspecified date. Seventy of the hostages were released on September 30, 2014. At least 16 of the hostages were released on an unspecified date. The remaining 25 hostages were released on October 29, 2014.
Five of the kidnap victims were released on October 10th 2014. The fate of the other victims is unknown.
Five of the parliament supporters were killed on 08/25/2010 and the status of Fazia Gilani, her family members and one other parliament supporter is unknown.
Five of the perpetrators killed were identified as Sadam Samama, Bro Bambalan, Kamad Karok, Iskak Kudto, and Kidsel Manedsel.
Five people were killed and 12 people were injured across three attacks; the casualty totals were divided between the three incidents.
Five perpetrators were subsequently arrested.
Five perpetrators, believed to be members of the Buena Vista sect of the black Muslim extremist group, Jamaat-al-Fuqra, were arrested and charged for conspiracy to commit murder in the planning of Khalifa's death, and while three were convicted (including James Williams), and two pled guilty, the actual perpetrators of the incident were never identified.
Five suspects were arrested in connection with this attack, although their group affiliation was not reported.
Five village guards were released, however the status of the remaining nine teenaged boys is unknown.
Five youths were drinking liquor at their adjoining homes when the gunmen rode up on their motorcycle.  They asked for someone named Suresh, and when one of the youth's asked why, they shot him.  Two of the youths ran towards a three-wheeler parked nearby in an attempt to escape and were fatally shot, as were two more youths who tried the same thing.  The mother of one of the youth's was also shot and killed as she begged the gunmen to save her son.  The six victims who died were: Anthonipillai Ponmani (56), A. Yoganathan (28), A. Anton Subaseelan (26), P. Ramesh (30), Y.R. Rajadurai (44), and P. Chandrasekaran (25).  The one surviving female victim was Jasmin Kumaran (25).  Three of the victims were family.  Police were investigating the incident, and noted the motive was unknown as it was unclear if this was a family dispute or an act committed by the LTTE.
Following the assassination attempt on Sa'id Hajjarian, various figures, groups and parties issued separate statements condemning this terrorist act and called for punishment of the perpetrators. The Interior Ministry, the Tehran City Council, the Islamic Iran Solidarity Party, the Servants of Construction Party, the Society of the Self-Sacrificers of the Islamic Revolution, the Combatant Clerics Society, the Islamic Coalition Society, the Hezbollah Council of the Islamic Republic, the Islamic Iran Partnership Front Party (as heard), the University Basij of universities and the Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance issued statements saying that the purpose of carrying out this attack was to hatch another plot to cause a crisis in Iran.
Following the assassination, there were reports of chaos in the town, including gunfire and explosions.
Following the attack the Israeli government, lead by Ariel Sharon, was blamed for the assassination by Palestinian and Lebanese authorities. However, Lebanese President Lahhud stated that he suspected the attackers wanted to harm internal stability in Lebanon, wanted to divert the attention of the Arab and world opinions from crimes in occupied Palestinian territories, and to prevent the deceased from testifying before the court in Belgium.
Following the attack the ruling left front reiterated its demand that more central paramilitary forces be rushed to the state
Following the attack there was a gunfight between the Toledo Police and Black Panthers.  The Police raided the headquarters of the Black Panther party an hour after the incident which directly led to the demise of the BPP within Toledo.  John McClellan was accused of carrying out the attack, but after three trials, two of which resulted in hung juries, he was acquitted.
Following the attack there were a number of riots in the surrounding areas of Quetta against Sunni Muslims. The Pakistani Army was mobilized to keep peace in the area.
Following the attack US soldiers raided the house of a chieftain of the Al-Dulaym tribe in the Al-Budhiyab area in northern Al-Ramadi.
Following the attack, military personnel executed three soldiers for collaborating with Al-Shabaab.
Following the attack, police chased a car and surrounded a building that they thought the assailants were hiding in; there is no mention of whether they were correct and whether suspects were taken into custody.
Following the attack, the Indonesian Army had to escort the United Nations, Amnesty International and other international diplomats back to their hotels. The Aitarak militia, led by Eurico Guterres, was a pro-Indonesia militia that opposed independent state status for East Timor. 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.
Following the attack, the perpetrators attempted to continue attacking the patrol, but they eventually retreated in groups into Albanian territory.
Following the attack, the rebels split into smaller groups, making capture difficult.
Following the bombing, Lokpobiri was impeached and the governor claimed he was wanted in connection with the bombings.
Following the capture of Abdullah Öcalan, who was the leader of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), many such similar incidents of break-in and hostage-taking were perpetrated by angry Kurds, targeting diplomatic missions and UN organizations.
Following the incident protests were called at Agustin's hospital in support of her release.
Following the incident, a rescuer who arrived on the scene stepped on a landmine, incurring serious injuries.
Following the incident, residents accused the army of failing to protect villagers
Following the withdrawal of the Philippine force, Mr. de la Cruz was released outside the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Embassy in Baghdad.  He was then taken to the Philippine Embassy.  The UAE then volunteered treatment for Mr. de la Cruz in Abu Dhabi.
Following this attack the Algerian military initiated a large search operation in the region.
Following this attack, a large search operation was launched in the Biskra region.  It is believed that an AQLIM faction directed by Amar Laouar (AKA Mokhtar Belmohktar) orchestrated the attack.
Following this incident, sectarian violence intensified following the killing of four Sunni Muslim leaders.
For a Revolutionary Perspective claimed responsibility with a fax to the Swiss news agency ATS. Five days after this attack, the group published a manifesto, titled "Communiqué from Militants in Switzerland."
For nkill, 27 was used because it was the most conservative majority figure found in sources. For nwound, 56 was used because it was the figure cited by the majority of the sources. Because these figures were cumulative casualty counts across the two related attacks, they were equally divided between 201208160007 and 201208160008.
For nkill, seven was entered as it was the figure most frequently cited in sources with regards to fatalities. For nwound, 25 was entered because it was the most conservative majority figure cited in sources.
For nkill, the majority of sources indicated that three people died, so this is the number that was entered. For nwound, the most conservative majority number of injured people, five, was used.
For nkill, the most recent credible source indicates that 11 people died. For nwound, the majority of sources indicated that at least 24 people were injured.
For nkillter, the majority of sources indicated that six assailants were killed, so six was divided between the three related attacks (201208140009, 201208140010, and 201208140011) and 2 was entered for nkillter. For nkill, the majority of sources with the most conservative estimates indicated that 27 people died across the three attacks. So, 27 was divided between the three incidents and added to nkillter to create the 11 used in coding for nkill. For nwound, the majority of sources indicate that 110 people were injured. So, 110 was divided between the three related incidents to obtain the number 36.6 for nwound.
For nkillter, the majority of sources indicated that six assailants were killed, so six was divided between the three related attacks (201208140009, 201208140010, and 201208140011) and 2 was entered for nkillter. For nkill, the majority of sources with the most conservative estimates indicated that 27 people died across the three attacks. So, 27 was divided between the three incidents and added to nkillter to create the 11 used in coding for nkill. For nwound, the majority of sources indicate that 110 people were injured. So, 110 was divided between the three related incidents to obtain the number 36.7 for nwound.
Forces loyal to ex-defense minister Masood were responsible for the attack.
Foreign nationals from Tajikistan, Ukraine, Uzbekistan and Great Britain were also targeted.
Forensic evidence led Italian authorities to believe that the devices were engineered from coffee percolators and dynamite. A leaflet claiming responsibility was left on one trash bin, and was discovered shortly before the bin exploded. Reports on the incident indicated that members of the Informal Anarchist Federation (FAI), the July 20th Brigade, and the Artisans' Cooperative of Fire And Related Products shared responsibility for the bombings. This was one of two related incidents (cf. 200503010002).
Forensic tests and witness accounts confirmed that the rider crashed into the car and detonated the bomb
Fortuyn was a controversial political figure, but was gaining in popularity before the assassination. When this incident first happened there was thought that it was an Islamic extremist that killed Fortuyn, but this was not the case.
Forty-five of the hostages were killed shortly after the abduction. Three of the hostages were injured and released on the same day.
Forty-nine of the hostage victims were killed on an unknown date. Six hundred of the victims were released on June 6, 2016. The fate of the other victims is unknown.
Found at the site of the incident were two bodies, apparently of the terrorists, in the area between the border fence and the Jordan River.   Next to the bodies were binoculars, hunting rifles, and blankets.  It was theorized that the terrorists hid in the area for several days and monitored the IDF activities.  The attack took authorities by surprise as the Jordanian-Israeli border is typically peaceful.
Four armed masked men, who claimed to be terrorists, planted the explosive device in the pub.
Four civilians were later arrested in connection with the incident.
Four days after the incident, the perpetrators hijacked a plane and escaped to Cuba.  During the robbery, Charles Tuller guarded the main lobby, while Jonathan and Bryce Tuller, dressed as telephone repairmen, met with the bank manager.  William White Graham drove the getaway car.  Jonathan fired the weapon that shot and killed both Office Israel Gonzalez and Henry Candee.  Bryce Tuller was wounded in both hands by Officer Gonzalez.  The Tullers return to the United States and turned themselves in to authorities in 1975, while William White Graham did not turn himself in until 1993.
Four days before his death Steven Vincent, writing in The New York Times, condemned the Shi i influence over Basra's police and indicated that a police hit-squad was assassinating Saddam Hussein loyalists in the region.
Four days before the incident a bomb was detonated at the Baton Rouge Country Club (197004260002).
Four days earlier a non striking member of the San Rafael Independent Journal was shot (197007040006).
Four days earlier, a Jewish Community Center in New York City was firebombed by suspected Black militants (197007200001).  A weeks later, there would be another attempted attack on the Black Community Center by the JDL (197008180001).
Four days earlier, an AQLIM faction attacked a convoy of Algerian security forces traveling on National Highway 12 (200706250007).  This incident was coded as doubt terrorism proper because the intended target of the assailants remains unknown.
Four hostages escaped while the status of the remaining hostages is unknown.
Four hostages were released and one killed on 07/07/2011, while the status of the remaining hostage remains unknown.
Four Israeli civilians were later treated for shock related to the attack.
Four leaflets were found at the scene indicating the motive for the attack. Sources did not state that a claim of responsibility had been made as well.
Four Levies officials were released shortly after the abduction. The two remaining hostages were released on February 15, 2014.
Four more explosions occurred at this site 15 minutes after this incident occurred (cf. 200302130005).
Four non-governmental organization workers were taken hostage and one of the workers was able to escape soon after being taken hostage.
Four of the 12 hostages taken were killed on 05/18/2010. and the status of the rest of the hostages remains unknown.
Four of the 17 hostages were released shortly after their abduction as a result of protests from local civilians in the area, however, the status of the remaining 13 hostages is unknown.
Four of the boys were released shortly after the kidnapping, but Father Ahad and one of the boys were not released until June 17. The auxiliary bishop of Baghdad stated on June 20 that a ransom had been demanded but did not say whether it had been paid.
Four of the five hostage were released the same day, while the last hostage was killed 15 days later.
Four of the gunmen were arrested.
Four of the hostage victims were killed on 9/8/2017. The fate of the remaining hostage victims is unknown. Casualty numbers represent a division of the total number of those killed, wounded, and abducted across incidents (201709070024, 201709070025).
Four of the hostages were released on October 2, 2011. The fate of the remaining hostages is unknown.
Four of the hostages were released shortly after the abduction. The fate of the remaining two hostages is unknown.
Four of the hostages were released, the status of the remaining hostages is unknown.
Four of the hostages were shot and killed while the status of the three remaining hostages is unknown.
Four of the ten hostages were released; it is unknown what was the outcome for the remaining six hostages.  In addition, it is unclear whether there were ransom demands made.
Four people were killed and 18 people were wounded across two attacks; the casualty totals were divided between the two incidents.
Four people, including "a couple, their son and grandson" were in the home at the time the bomb was thrown into the living room
Four police officers were killed and one was wounded in this attack. An unknown number of assailants were killed and injured in this attack.
Four policemen were injured in the assault and one innocent bystander was injured by a stray bullet.
Four women and a one-year-old child were killed in the attack.
Fourteen of the 29 Chinese workers who were taken hostage in this attack were freed on 01/30/2012. The fate of the remaining 15 hostages is unknown.
Fourteen of the suspects were tried for the killings.
Fourteen was entered for nwound since it is the majority.
Frank Ambrose was sentenced to nine years in prison for the MSU arson (due to his cooperation with the FBI in the case) and his ex-wife, and co-actor in the crime, Marie Mason, was sentenced to 21 years and 10 months in prison.
Frank Darwin Alexander confessed to the to the Las Vegas ATF office that he sent a mail bomb to the facility. He told the police that the bomb was located at the Las Vegas Greyhound bus station where the device was left to  be mailed.  Anderson also sent mail bombs to the White House and John Hagee (199903260005 and 199903280009).
Freddie Scappaticci was allegedly the highest ranking British asset within the IRA.
Free Aceh Movement (Aceh Merdeka) has been fighting for a free, Islamic state in Aceh since 1976.
Fronte di Liberazione Naziunale di a Corsica (FLNC) called off a cease-fire agreement 2 days prior to this attack. A Departmental Facilities Office (DDE) in Sarrola, Corsica was bombed on March 8, 2005 as well.
Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia (FARC) and the Colombian paramilitary forces, one source called them the Peasant Self-Defense Groups of Cordoba and Uraba, were reportedly fighting in the Choco Department region since April 29, 2002. The incident appeared to have been a mistaken bombing by the FARC. The FARC made statements that they did not mean to hit the church and claimed to just be fighting the paramilitary forces.
Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia (FARC) spokesman, Carlos Antonio Lozada, demanded that a popular trial be held for the governor whom FARC believed was responsible for murders and massacres in the Meta Department.
Fundamentalist Sikhs in the Vancouver area deny involvement in the assassination.
Further details on the security and government buildings attacked were not available.
Further information regarding the potential suspect in this case could not be found. The Associated Press and Dow Jones sources used TamilNet as a source.
Further investigations of the case have revealed that the sender of the letter bomb is believed to be in his 40s, has the complexion of Gulf citizens and a Gulf accent.
Further research could not specify exact numbers of perpetrators or policemen killed.
Gafieldien was a prominent figure in Cape Town's small but vocal Muslim community. He had campaigned against drugs and violence, particularly between local gangs, notably a group called People Against Gangertism and Drugs. This group was suspected to be behind multiple bombings and shootings in Cape Town.
Gajendra Mandal 'Anurag', spokesman for Janatantrik Terai Mukti Morcha (JTMM), claimed responsibility for the attack.
GAM claimed 3 soldiers killed and 3 civilians wounded.
Ganai was shot several times in his home and was later pronounced dead at the hospital.  The police officer with him was injured.
Ganesha Kumar's National Auxiliary Forces (NAF), a paramilitary organization, had been fighting the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) as part of the Sri Lankan Army in Batticaloa. Although no claim was made prior to the attack, the National Auxiliary Forces (NAF) had been engaged in an 16-year war with the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam at the time of the attack.
Garbahaarrey town was previously an Al-Shabaab stronghold; Al-Shabaab members were forced to relocate after a series of Ethiopian and Transitional Federal Government (TFG) military operations.
Gas supply to Kochi Baba area, Barokhel, and Matta Mughalkhel was suspended, and the telephone network in the area was disrupted. The attack occurred on the night between March 22, 2012, and March 23, 2012. Following GTD protocol, the second date is used.
General Abdelsalam Rauf Saleh was the leader of the Interior Ministry's commando unit.
General Blaish was slated to command a battalion in the new Iraqi Army.
Ghazni PRT members were told not to conduct their building projects by local Taliban.
Ghazni security chief Abdol Wakil Kamyab told Pajhwok Afghan News said a search operation was under way to arrest the perpetrators of the failed attempt. This was the fourth missile attack on Ghazni City in a month.
Ghouran's motorcade came under fire on his way to work in Mosul. One of the two bodyguards wounded in the attack was Ghouran's brother.
Ghulam Mohammad escaped captivity the same night of the abduction while Irshad Ahmed was released after an unknown length of time the next day.
Given the conflict in the Basilan province of the Philippines, it is likely that a targeted killing of a soldier would be carried out for political reasons. However, no information with regards to a perpetrator or a motive was available; therefore, the fact that the victim may have been targeted in a random shooting cannot be ruled out.
Given the insurgency and the level of criminality that exists in southern Thailand, it is difficult for authorities to either determine perpetrators or motives for individual attacks.
Given the press article, it is difficult to discern if there were two rockets fired into Kefar Azza or only one.
Gleeson was charged with two similar incidents that occurred on September 11, 2017 and September 12, 2017.
Gleeson was charged with two similar incidents that occurred on September 11, 2017 and September 14, 2017.
Gleeson was charged with two similar incidents that occurred on September 12, 2017 and September 14, 2017.
Globe Telecom had refused to pay the NPA's "revolutionary taxes" prior to the attack. This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200508110009).
Globe Telecom had refused to pay the NPA's "revolutionary taxes" prior to the attack. This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200508110010).
Gobari Yadav was a party leader from the Nepali Congress, one of eight political parties, in Nepal.  Bechai was a party leader of the Nepali Democratic Congress another political party.  The psychosocial consequences were labeled as moderate because these men were political party leaders.
Gokuleshwor is located 475 kilometers west of Katmandu in the Darchula District.
Golam Hossain was thirty-five years old and President of the Jubo League, while Nurul Kabir was twenty-eight and secretary for the Chhatra League office.
Golden Arrow bus company was in a conflict with taxi operators over routes.
Goods were looted and the perpetrators took an unknown amount of money.
Gopalman Shrestha is also the Minister for Education.
Government forces did not confirm the casualties or damages, but Al-Shabaab commanders stated that they killed a government commander and burned two vehicles.
Government officials believe that Al-Qaida was responsible for the attack but have not officially confirmed it.
Government officials had suspended Rodriguez from office while investigating charges that he had been stealing public funds. The Popular Liberation Army kidnapped him on August 20, 2000, and killed him after apparently trying him for corruption in a revolutionary court.
Government officials said "the opponents of the government" were behind the attack, an allusion to the Taliban.
Government officials suspect that anti-government tribesmen or the Balochistan Liberation Army were involved.
Governor Anayatullah Anayat blamed the attack on the clinic, funded by a range of foreign non-government organisations, on "enemies of the government and peace", a term often used to refer to Taliban fighters. Taliban spokesman, Qari Yusuf Ahmadi later claimed responsibility speaking to Pajhwok Afghan News by satellite phone. --Taliban rebels launch almost-daily attacks on Afghan and foreign forces, reconstruction projects, NGOs and government officials.
Govinda Upreti is the father of noted Nepalese actor Nikil Uprety
Gracanica, just east of the provincial capital Pristina, was one of the few remaining all-Serb areas in the province and the base of key Serbian political leaders.
Graffiti spray-painted on the walls included messages such as "This is the beginning," "Concentration camp for animals," "Nowhere to hide-ALF is watching," and "We will return for the kits," referring to the 1,000 baby mink at the farm.  This incident was the first 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.
Green Village houses the residences of American military contractors and Defense Department civilian employees as well as some European diplomats, United Nations employees and other foreign workers. Casualty numbers conflict for this attack.
Grenades were thrown at a vehicle carrying Ravi, a senior member of the Eelam People's Democratic Party (EPDP), a rival Tamil political group. A police guard was injured (Police Sergeant Perera).
Group and motive are unknown
Gudermes Rail Station sits on the main railway in and out of Chechnya.
Guelph Mercury said that Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade claimed responsibility via leaflets distributed later that day in Ramallah.
Guerillas had blown up over 600 electricity towers since 1999. Most of the attacks on the power infrastructure and the pipelines were staged by the Army of National Liberation.
Guerrillas had kidnapped and beheaded dozens of Christian and Muslim villagers in Basilan the past.
Gul Sher was a member of the joint Pakistan-Afghanistan peace jirga and this was the first of two killings of members of that organization on October 20, 2007. He had previously received death threats related to his participation in the organization. This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200710200007).
Gulbuddin Hekmatyar was the leader of political party Hizb-e Islami.
Gulcan Demirci, Nurettin Turkyilmaz, and Mehtap Turgut were injured in the attack.
Gulu ARDC, Simeyi Okwir, suggested that that RDCs have previously been targeted because they "supported the movement system".
Gumbay Malindingan, Manap Agal, Didayen Malindingan, Badira Mama, and Timbura Malidas were also killed in the attack.
Gunmen attacked the police officers while they were on patrol
Gunmen clad in camouflage uniform snatched Mary Bernadette Solitario and Lourelie Naiz
Gunmen frequently attack Iraq's crucial oil industry and oil convoys in an attempt to cripple the U.S.-backed political process in the violence-plagued country.
Gunmen were in a speeding car.
Gunmen were riding a blue motor bike. The victim was the Eelam People's Democratic Party (EPDP) leader Douglas Devananda's bodyguard, Kandiah Sankaran. Sankaran was a fierce critic of the LTTE.
Gunment segregated the Kashmiri labourers from the non-Kashmiris, lined up the latter and fired at them from point blank range
H. Nagappa was killed during an attempted rescue on December 8, 2002. The fate of the remaining hostage is unknown. The assailants warned that they would kill the hostage if there was any attempt made to free him.
Habib Awad, 48, carpenter and Shimon Glikblich, 60, driving near the site, both killed.
Hachani's assassination followed a wave of violence outside of Algiers in which over 100 people were killed in the three week prior to this incident.
Haim was 25 years old at the time.  The Israeli government said Haim and his friends would be charged for entering the Palestinian area despite knowing there was a ban on doing so.
HAMAS claimed al-Fatah perpetrators fired first, but this could not be independently verified.
HAMAS claimed responsibility for firing the mortar rounds in a verbal statement on June 5.
HAMAS claimed their responsibility and named the suicide bomber in an announcement read in mosques in the Shata refugee camp in Gaza Strip. The violence erupted as US and Israeli politicians were meeting in an effort to try and cement the fragile 10-day truce.
HAMAS commander Wael al-Shakra confirmed the group’s involvement and stated it had seized the structure, a claim which was corroborated by an official from Fatah.
HAMAS fired mortars at an Israeli settlement in response to the shooting of the Palestinian school girl. Reports are unclear as to whether this was one of the three mortar attacks attributed to Palestinian militants against Israeli settlements in Gaza.
HAMAS had publically stated, days before the bombing, that their organization would resume a campaign of suicide bombing when Ariel Sharon took over the office of Israeli Prime Minister.
Hamid Karzai blamed the Taliban and Al-Qaida for the incident.
Hamu Jehvo and Muhamad Nakaji, his assistants, were wounded.
Hamza had left the Supreme Islamic Council of Iraq in 2005 to join Nouri al-Maliki’s Dawa Party.
Haq Nawaz was the first Sunni extremist to be executed in Pakistan which was a predominately Sunni state.
Hard to place responsibility for attack because of the number of possible groups.
Hashim’s whereabouts as of November 21, 2008 were unreported in open sources.
Hassan Yusuf Absuge had been working on a news story covering a suicide bombing that had occurred the previous day.
Having reached the scene of the ambush at 2130 hours, the patrol was greeted by rocket fire.  The middle truck, which was the target of that fire, caught fire.  With the surprise effect having only lasted a brief moment, the rest of the patrol abandoned the other two vehicles to take cover and organize a response.  The skirmish lasted close to a quarter-hour.
Hayat Mir and Mohammad Ashraf Malik were also killed in the attack.
Hayes was also found guilty of bombing school buses in order to prevent the desegregation of the Longview School District (197007040003).
Hazim al-Aynachi's son indicated that two people attacked his father.
He was attempting to move the IED from under his tractor when it detonated, killing him.
He was shot in the head as he emerged from a local mosque.
He was subsequently executed in the early morning of June 15 in retaliation for the death of al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade Commander Sami Madhun.
Heart Khan was released by his captives on an unspecified date while the status of Nasir Khan is unknown.
Hebron was a frequent hotspot for violence during the time of the attack. The Israeli Army controlled 1/5 of the city to protect Jewish settlers who were surrounded by 120,000 Palestinians.
Helen Wray believed that fellow Protestants were to blame for the attack. However, police did not believe that the incident was linked to the Loyalist feud that had been occurring at the time. Furthermore, the police did not believe the attack was an incidence of sectarian violence.
Helmand province had been particularly hard hit by Taliban-linked violence, with insurgents launching attacks on Afghan and international security forces
Henry Regalado, 50, and Fidela Marcos, 60, residents of Barangay Bantigue, were also killed in the attack.
Hezbar was a bodyguard for Jassim Mohammed Saleh, the major of Tarmiyah.
Hezbollah blamed Israel for the incident, but no evidence was given. Former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri was killed by a car bomb in February 2005 and the source states that there have been a series of mysterious bombings in Lebanon since then.
Hidaya Sultan Al-Salem was the first Kuwaiti female to hold the post of editor-in-chief of a political magazine.
Highly Uncorroborated. A "large explosion" resulted in no property damage.
His body was discovered with gunshot wounds to the head and chest and a note accusing him of spying for the United States and threatening similar punishment for others who did so.
His body was found in a Baghdad mortuary on June 17, having suffered numerous gunshot wounds.
His bullet ridden body was found a few hours later.
His son, Ghulam Hussain, was also kiiled in the attack.
His status was unspecified in open sources as of November 18, 2008.
His vehicle detonated prematurely, killing a nearby civilian, although Somalis told Xinhua General News Service that Ethiopian troops fired indiscriminately on civilians after the bombing, causing the casualty. The Mujahedin Youth Movement claimed credit for the attack in a post on a jihadist website on June 4.
His whereabouts are unknown as of 8/19/2008.
His whereabouts as of 07/29/2008 were unknown.
His whereabouts as of 08/19/2008 were unknown.
His whereabouts were unspecified in open sources as of January 29, 2009.
Hizb-ul Mujahideen members claimed responsibility for the attack and kidnappings in a statement released to a local news agency. Reports are unclear as to the specific format in which the perpetrators claimed responsibility for the incident.
Hizb-ul-Mujahedeen spokesman Ahsan Illahi issued a claim of his group’s responsibility in a faxed statement to the Kashmir News Service.
Hizb-ul-Mujahidin (HM) also claimed responsibility for a bombing earlier in the week in the territory's Udhampur District in which six soldiers were killed.
Hizballah claimed responsibility for the kidnapping of Assad Tourmoss, but they did not explain why they wanted to abduct him, specifically. Hizballah had waged an armed struggle in Lebanon against the Israeli occupying force and its proxy Lebanese ally, the South Lebanon Army since 1985.
Hizballah leader, Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah, placed responsibility for the blast on Israel.
Hizballah-Iraq has no apparent links to Kata'ib Hezbollah.
Homeowners and the Indiana Crime and Arson association offered $15,000 reward for the capture of the perpetrators.
Hossein Alinejad and Esmaeel Mohammad Zeinali were the other two truck drivers kidnapped.
Hostage and casualty numbers for this attack represent a division of the total number of those killed and kidnapped across incidents 201605140001, 201605140002.
Hostage duration for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable duration is reported here.
Hostage figures for this incident represent a division of the cumulative total of those abducted across incidents 201508110099, 201508110100, 201508110101.
Hostage numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here.
Hostage numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimate is reported here.
Hostage numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Hostage numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Hostage numbers represent a division of the total number of those kidnapped across incidents 201704010022 and 201704010023.
Hostage numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. The victims included Mikhlid Mar'i al-Bayati.
Hostage numbers 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.
Hostage numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimate is reported here.
Hostage numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimate was reported here.
Hostage numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Hostage numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. One hostage was rescued on the same day. The fate of the remaining hostage is unknown.
Hostage numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
Hostage numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
Hostage numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Hostage numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
Hostage numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. Ten of the 34 hostages were diverted to Pakistan during the course of their abduction.
Hostage numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
Hostage numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total across incidents (201511060036, 201511060037, 201511060038).
Hostage numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total across incidents 201601140017, 201601140018, 201601140019, and 201601140020.
Hostage numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total across incidents 201604160003, 201604160004, 201604160005, and 201604160006.
Hostage numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of hostages across incidents 201608190033 and 201608190034.
Hostage numbers for this attack represent a division of a cumulative total of kidnapped across incidents 201501170007, 201501170008, 201501170009, 201501170010, and 201501170011.
Hostage numbers for this attack represent a division of a total of those abducted across incidents 201509260059 and 201509260060.
Hostage numbers for this attack represent a division of the total number of those kidnapped across incidents 201605090016, 201605090017, and 201605090018.
Hostage numbers for this attack represent a division of the total numbers of those kidnapped across incidents 201605090014 and 201605090015.
Hostage numbers for this attack represent a division of the total numbers of those kidnapped across incidents 201605230044, 201605230045, and 201605230046.
Hostage numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total across incidents 201403180072, 201403180075, 201403180076, 201403180077, 201403180078, 201403180079, 201403180080, 201403180081, 201403180082, 201403180083, 201403180084, and 201403180085.
Hostage numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total across incidents 201406290050, 201406290051, and 201406290052.
Hostage numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total across incidents 201409100034, 201409100064, 201409100065, 201409100066, 201409100067, 201409100068, and 201409100069.
Hostage numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total across incidents 201409220084 and 201409220085.
Hostage numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of hostages across incidents 201305110061, 201305110062, 201305110063, 201305110064.
Hostage numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of kidnapped across incidents 201312280027 and 201312280028.
Hostage numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of killed and wounded across incidents 201309230006, 201309230007, and 201309240009.
Hostage numbers for this incident conflict across sources.
Hostage numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Hostage numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.  Between six and twelve people were abducted during the attack. Among those shot were Sigbert Mahina, his wife Katondo Tjarura and their youngest son Ndau Sikongo. A Namibia Defense Force soldier was killed in the attack as well.
Hostage numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria, given that Ukrainian officials speculated that the attack may have been carried out by the Russian government.
Hostage numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. A government official suspected that the attack may have been a robbery.
Hostage numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Hostage numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. Hostage numbers for this incident represent an division of a cumulative total of hostages across incidents 201504240094, 201504240095, 201504240096, 201504250065, 201504250066, 201504250067, and 201504250079.
Hostage numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. The assailants freed the Muslim migrants that were traveling in the group after testing them by making them recite the Quran.
Hostage numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here. The victims included Nadim Hassan and Farhan al-Jassem. Sources suspected that the Turkish government may have provided information on the Division 30 members return to Syria to Al-Nusrah Front. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The attack may have been the result of infighting between rival groups.
Hostage numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
Hostage numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. Although this incident was claimed by the Orakzai Freedom Movement and attributed to the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), sources also speculated that the incident was related to a tribal dispute.
Hostage numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here. At least 19 hostages were released on March 1, 2015 and another five were freed on March 4, 2015. An additional 52 victims were released on March 10, 2015 whereas two more were released on May 26, 2015. Another 22 hostages were released on August 11, 2015 while three were killed on September 24, 2015. On November 7, 2015, 37 more hostages were released whereas 10 others were released on November 24, 2015. Another 25 victims were released on December 25, 2015 and 16 others were released on January 14, 2016. The remaining 43 hostages were released on February 22, 2016.
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. Officials speculated that the Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) may have played a part in the abduction.
Hostage numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
Hostage numbers for this incident conflict across sources. The lowest reliable estimates are reported here. Twenty-four of the hostage victims were released on May 9, 2015. The fate of the other victims is unknown.
Hostage numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of hostage victims across incidents 201606150039 and 201606150040.
Hostage numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of hostages across incidents 201505140005 and 201505140006.
Hostage numbers for this incident represent a division of a cumulative total of hostages across incidents 201603130084, 201603130090, 201603130091, 201603130092, 201603130093, 201603130094, 201603130095, 201603130096, 201603130097, 201603130098, 201603130099, 201603130100, and 201603130101
Hostage numbers for this incident represent a division of the total number of those abducted across incidents 201606040027 and 201606040028.
Hostage numbers represent a division of the total number of hostages across incidents 201711070041 and 201711070042.
Hostage numbers represent a division of the total number of those abducted across incidents 201704230024 and 201704230025.
Hostage numbers represent a division of the total number of those abducted across incidents 201707090048 and 201707090049.
Hostage numbers represent a division of the total number of those abducted across incidents 201707120034 and 201707120035.
Hostage numbers represent a division of the total number of those abducted across incidents 201712050005 and 201712050006.
Hostage numbers represent a division of the total number of those kidnapped across incidents 201609210133 and 201609210134.
Hostage numbers represent a division of the total number of those kidnapped across incidents 201609230024, 201609230025, 201609230026. Additionally, hostage numbers conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Hostage numbers represent a division of the total number of those kidnapped across incidents 201610010028, 201610010029, 201610010030, 201610010031, and 201610010032.
Hostage numbers represent a division of the total number of those kidnapped across incidents 201610240041 and 201610240042.
Hostage numbers represent a division of the total number of those kidnapped across incidents 201611090055 and 201611090056.
Hostage numbers represent a division of the total number of those kidnapped across incidents 201612040007, 201612040008, 201612040009, and 201612040010.
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.
Hostage numbers represent a division of the total number of those kidnapped across incidents 201701160026, 201701160027, and 201701180033. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. Police sources denied that a kidnapping took place and instead posited that the villagers met with the assailants voluntarily.
Hostage numbers represent a division of the total number of those kidnapped across incidents 201702150005, 201702150006, and 201702150007.
Hostage numbers represent a division of the total number of those released across incidents 201611120011, 201611110012, 201611110015, and 201611110016.
Hostage numbers represent a division of the total of those kidnapped across incidents 201710070006 and 201710070008.
Hostages Ces Drilon, cameraman Jimmy Encarnacion and university professor Octavio Dinampo were released on 06/16/2008 after eight days in captivity, while a second cameraman was released on 06/13/2008 after five days in captivity.
Hostages/victims are still being held captive by FARC as of March 2008.
Hotinda Sihite was killed in the blast and Imelda Borumanik and Cacah Putri were among the injured. Two security guards and one employee of the Institute of Science and Technology were questioned in connection with the blast, but it was not known whether they were detained.
Hours after Qasmi's killing, hundreds of his angry supporters burned tires in the streets near the mosque, torched a police kiosk and pelted passing cars with stones.
Hours after this incident, a bomb was detonated at a Bank of America branch in Chico California (197105050003).  A day later, a bookstore in Chico California was firebombed (197105050004).
Hours before the bombs were discovered, a National Gendarmerie roadblock was ambushed in Cap Djinet (200707040003).  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.
Hours before the incident, a Bank of America branch was bombed in Mill Valley California (197103230001).  The bank opened on time as only the conference room was damaged.  The word "escape" was discovered on a wall of the building.
Hours later, another army patrol travelling in Tigirine was bombed (200806270020).  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.
Huang and Cheng Tzu-tsai were arrested but jumped bail and fled the United States.
Human rights activists, researchers, and university professors were commonly targeted by militant groups in Colombia.
Humberto Valbuena Morales, alias "Yerbas," reportedly was the leader of the "Teofilo Forero" Mobeile Column.
Huthis claim that they attacked the headquarters only after were fired upon by people inside. However, there is no evidence to corroborate this claim.
I could not find any articles to find out what happened.
I Francesi Fora" ("French out", in Corsican) was also written on the wall.
Idris Zyazikov, a Soviet leader of Ingushetia, was also the uncle of the kidnapped current leader Murat Zyazikov by Islamic rebels, who had called for his resignation. Attacks in Ingushetia by Islamic militants are regularly connected to the war in Chechnya.
IED maybe was selected because a landmine was used in its official capacity; however, because the source detailed it as a 10 kilogram landmine, it is possible that the landmine had been modified.
IED maybe was selected for the IED variables to reflect the unidentifed bombs that were hurled during the beginning of the attack; however, dynamite was used to blow up the toll plaza at the close of the attack.
IED No and IED definitely were selected because there was a rocket and a suicide bomber.
If the conflict in Iraq significantly subsides, an exodus of jihadists is probable. They would likely take with them not only a fully militarized anti-Western ideology but an increasingly sophisticated understanding of explosives and improvised explosive devices (IEDs). US Director of National Intelligence, J. Michael McConnell, has addressed this possibility, noting that he is “increasingly concerned that as we inflict significant damage on al-Qa’ida in Iraq, it may shift resources to mounting more attacks outside of Iraq.”  Such eventualities have already begun to transpire: the June 2007 London and Glasgow car-bomb attacks had alleged links to al-Qaida in Iraq and utilized a “technique previously employed in Iraq.”
If the Pakistani government were correct in their accusations directed at the Indian government, this would not qualify as a terrorist event, but rather as state-sponsored terrorism.  However, there is no evidence support these claims.
Igor Taradeyev suffered wounds to his stomach and spleen. He was running for a regional Duma seat as well.
Ijaw youths demanded that the election be shelved pending the resolution of the composition of electoral wards in Warri South-West Local Government Area.
Ikhlas Khouli admitted to recruiting her son; her son was abducted the day before she was and his outcome is unknown.
Ikhwan, which has a number of camps across the province, was mostly made up of surrendered rebels now assisting Indian troops to fight the 14-year Islamic separatist insurgency.  Qazigund was an important halting point on the 300 kilometer highway connecting Srinagar to Jammu.
Ikramullah, Mohamand based, Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) spokesman, claimed responsibility for the attack.
Immediately following the incident, security forces found and killed ten people involved in the attack.
Immediately prior to the incident, one of the assailants told Kwega, "Today is your day and no one will help you."
In 1980, Nguyen Thanh Hoang's house and car were the target of a successful firebombing.  In 1989, Nhan Trong Do, a layout editor for Tien Phong, was shot and killed (198911220013).  One year later, Triet Le, a columnist for Tien Phong, and his wife were shot and killed (199009220011).
In 1987, ASALA member, Vicken Tcharkhutian, was eventually arrested for this attack, admitted his involvement in court, and was sentenced to 12 years in prison for this as well as other incidents.
In 1991, Dean Harvey Hicks pled guilty to committing this attack.  Over a year after this incident, Hicks was accused of placing a pipe bomb at a utility pole that supplied power to the Chet Holifield Federal Building (198807080006).
In 2001 Karzai came back to Afghanistan to mobilize the resistance against the Taliban and at the time Jailani was said to have helped him a great deal.
In 2005, police arrested Styles Frederick Price and Don Juan Warren Graphenreed, believing that Price carried out the murder and Graphenreed drove the getaway car.  However, the District Attorney of Alameda County declined to charge the suspects.  In 1970, there were two other police officers murdered by suspected Black Nationalists in the Northern California area while they were making traffic stops (197008060004 and 197006190004).
In a call to the Associated Press, a Taliban spokesman, Ehsanullah Ehsan, took responsibility for this incident, as well as an attack which occurred a day earlier at Mullazai Fort (event 201112230019). Both incidents were claimed to be retaliation for a U.S. drone strike which killed a local Taliban commander.
In a communique to a local radio station, the perpetrators claimed responsibility for four attacks around April 1999.
In a phone call to the private radio station, Flash, shortly afterward, a group called Anarchist Struggle said it carried out the attack to protest against the detention by Greece of Symeon Ceisitis. Another anarchist group two days prior to the attack claimed the burning of another diplomat's car for the same reason.
In a separate incident, Kifah al-Qaysi from the Al-Sharqat city police was shot in a similar, drive-by, fashion. The female translator had been working with this captain.
In a sixth month period, the Oregon Selective Service Headquarters was firebombed three other times (197002010001, 197005060006, and 197008100001).
In a sixth month period, the Oregon Selective Service Headquarters was firebombed three other times (197002010001, 197006030001, and 197008100001).
In a statement issued on 04/06/2011 on Wednesday, the Yaiphaba faction of the Kangleipak Communist Party (KCP) claimed responsibility for the attack.
In a statement, Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades clamed that the shells fell inside the settlement and injured a Zionist soldier and a settler. However, an Israeli source reporting on the incident stated that there were no injuries.
In a telephoned statement to a Belfast newsroom, it claimed the target of yesterday's shooting at the Ashton Centre was a former republican prisoner who worked there. The caller who claimed responsibility used a recognized codeword.
In a two week period, there were eight other letter bombs sent to Al-Hayat offices in Washington D.C., London, and Riyadh (199701020005).  Three other letter bombs were sent to the penitentiary at Fort Leavenworth where one of the conspirators of the 1993 World Trade Center bombing was imprisoned (199701020004).
In addition to American Peter Chen and Italian Vito Candela, the following American citizens were targeted and kidnapped by the FARC: Todd Mark, Thomas Fiore, and Louise Augustine. Among the Colombian hostages, one included the acting president of the National Electoral Council (CNE); he was freed on March 25. On March 27, the rebels freed nine kidnapped Colombians. On April 2, Fiore arrived in Bogota after local journalists found him wandering in the mountains; it was undetermined if he had escaped or been set free. On April 15, Candela was released. In return for the remainder of the hostages' freedom, the Colombian media agreed to broadcast a rebel communique denouncing the U.S.' ongoing intervention in the Colombian guerrilla war. On April 24, Augustine was released to a Red Cross delegation outside Los Alpes, where she reported that she almost died two weeks into her captivity when she fell 130 feet into a ravine. The remaining two Americans, Chen and Mark, were released to Red Cross officials in Los Alpes on April 25; they also reported abuse and threats against their lives during their captivity. The outcome for the rest of the Colombian hostages was unclear. Please note that the Days of Kidnapping/Hostage Incident recorded here denotes the duration of the incident; that is, from when the victims were first taken hostage (March 23) to when the last hostage known to be released was released (April 25).
In addition to George Patterson, an unarmed 17 year old male was also arrested.  Weeks later, the perpetrators  attempted to firebomb the San Bruno Herald (197105210002).  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.'
In addition to killing five villagers, the attackers chased many others into the jungle. The actual number of dead may, therefore, be higher than reports indicated at the time. 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. 
In addition to the incendiaries, ALF members also slashed tires of eight company trucks and spray painted slogans such as "Butchers and meat eaters are scum," "Meat is murder," and "Feed the hungry grain and not the cows" onto the company building and vehicles.
In addition to the incendiaries, Tubbs also spray painted "ALF" and "Go Vegan" on the trucks. This was the first of a 6 year-long series of arson and ecotage attacks by a group calling itself, "The Family," which was made up of about 20 individuals who were members of the Animal Liberation Front (ALF) and Earth Liberation Front (ELF).  Between 1995 and 2001, the group committed nearly 20 attacks in the names of ELF and ALF.  By 2006, all but four of the perpetrators had been captured for their roles in various incidents, and by 2008, the 16 indicted members had been convicted and sentenced for their crimes. Four remained fugitives.  Kevin Tubbs was sentenced to 12 years and 7 months in prison.
In addition to the Social Security Department, the Federal Office Building also housed the Veterans Administration and Selective Service offices.
In addition to the two Chinese delegates who were killed and injured, respectively, their Kyrgyz driver was also injured.
In addition, reports stated that people throughout the town were killed in armed assaults, but further information on this was not available. This was one of two related attacks (cf. 199801110005).
In April 1995 the Kunming Department Store, opposite the New Century Mansion, was targeted by two robbers who used explosives.
In Autumn of 2001, there were similar attacks on La Caixa Bank cash dispensers in Barcelona.
In its call to the Serb National Council (SNV), a Beli Orlovi representative stated that it carried out its attack because the SNV was unable to protect the Serb population and that more radical measures should be taken [to protect Kosovo-Serbs].
In its statement to Agence France Presse the Mujahedeen-e-Khalq stated that the attack was carried out by a unit made up exclusively of women.  No details on the all-woman unit were provided yet they stated that it said was responsible for having planned the actual attack.
In January, 1989, Nguyen Thanh Hoang's house was the target of an unsuccessful firebombing.  Also in 1989, Nhan Trong Do, a layout editor for Tien Phong, was shot and killed (198911220013).  One year later, Triet Le, a columnist for Tien Phong, and his wife were shot and killed (199009220011).
In July 2005 Mohammed Bouyeri was sentenced to life in prison without parole after he confessed in court to the murder and expressed that he would do it again given the opportunity.
In July, 2012, Francis Grady was tried and convicted for perpetrating this attack.
In killing Miyan, JTMM-J broke their own call for a unilateral ceasefire.
In March 2001, the ETA claimed it would begin targeting Basque police officers.
In March 2004, a grand jury indicted Cottrell on nine counts of arson and conspiracy in the arson and vandalism of 125 sport utility vehicles San Gabriel Valley homes and car dealerships (Greenwire , April 20).
In November 1999 a pipe bomb exploded in Netanya, wounding 34 people, and in July 1999 a pipe bomb was discovered near one of the city's police stations and defused.
In November 1999 the ELN destroyed about 100 power pylons in northwestern Colombia in response to electric company privatization as well as high electric prices. This was one of four related attacks (cf. 199912060001-02; 199912060006-07).
In public statement released a month before the attack, a commander of the Armed Islamic Group (GIA), identified as Antar Zawaribi, threatened to transform this summer into "a blood bath."
In response to the attack Colonel Marcel Aviv, the Bethlehem-area Battalion Commander, stated that if there were shooting attacks in the future, the retaliatory action would include the razing of the home or homes in Bet Jala from which any shots were fired. He stated firmly that there would be no additional warnings, just a strong Israeli Defence Force response.
In response to this incident, Yugoslavia submited a letter of protest to the chairman of the UN Security Council (UNSC), Sergey Lavrov, alleging that the manner of this attack indicated that the perpetrators were in collusion with representatives of the UN mission, who, apparently knew ahead of time the exact time and place of passage of the convoy. The letter further asserted that the presence of a large number of KLA members in the area of Orahovac and this attack demonstrated "conclusive evidence that KLA terrorists have not been disarmed." The letter then called on the Security Council to use its authority to determine the responsibility for the deterioration of the security situation, and to take appropriate steps to rectify it.
In return for their release, the freed hostages had promised the Taliban to stop taking government salaries which is paid by foreigners and would teach voluntarily.
In Russia, September 1st is the first day of school, also known as the Day of Knowledge, marked by ceremonies attended by children, family and educators.
In September 2004 Global Intifada claimed responsibility for vandalizing the Danish Embassy in Stockholm when members of the group broke windows and spray-painted the hall of the embassy building red.
In the attack, the men drove up to the police station in Iskandariyah then started firing machine guns at the police, who fired back, hitting one of the assailants before the car blew up.
In the attack, the suicide bomber and the Policeman who searched him were instantly killed.  Three bystanders died en route to the National Hospital, and two more died at the National Hospital's emergency room.  The Health Minister, Nimal Siripala, passed through the area around the Eye Hospital seven minutes before the blast, but apparently had taken a different route to his office, situated next to the Eye Hospital.  He was also running for a Sri Lanka Parliament seat at the time of the blast.  It was unclear whether he was the intended target.  The WHO delegation passed by the hospital just before the blast.  The Eye Hospital, located on a major thoroughfare in downtown Colombo, formed part of a larger medical complex that was the primary medical care center in Sri Lanka.  The AFP reported that the Sri Lankan Police were warned around 09/09/2000-09/10/2000 that there was information that Tamil Tiger suicide bombers, or Black Tigers, aimed to infiltrate Colombo to carry out assassinations the week of this incident.
In the context of a hijacking, the perpetrators failed. The region in which this incident occurred is noted for its pro-Naxalite tendencies. Chhattisgarh state is southeast of Indian capital New Delhi, in east-central Asia, and Andhra Pradesh, where a number of Naxalite leaders were held, is directly south of Chhatisgarh.
In the decade prior to the attack, Maoists had killed numerous journalists and local city officials in the region. The outlawed Purbobanglar Communist Party had claimed responsibility for most of the deaths. However, no group claimed responsibility for this bombing attack.
In the fax to the Associated Press the Mujahedeen el-Khalq organization  stated the explosives were detonated by remote control while a Mujahedeen car and other private cars of Iraqi civilians had passed by.
In the past, Islamic insurgents have threatened attacks on AU Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) forces if they continue to aid Ethiopian soldiers.
In the past, the Continuity IRA and the Real Irish Republican Army (RIRA) have conducted a series of similar attacks in the Belfast area.
In the past, the governor had conflict with the Moro Islamic Liberation Front.  As a result, there were rumors that they were behind the attack.
In their claim of responsibility Popular Resistance claimed to use a developed Jenin 2 rocket.
In their claim of the attack, Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (LeJ) said they would be targeting police officers next.
In their statement, the perpetrators noted "ONH take this opportunity to distance ourselves from people purporting to be republican actively engaged in the drug trade either directly or otherwise. We also ask the republican community to distance themselves from black propaganda emanating from Sinn Fein and the Provisional movement."
In this case the al-Abayshi Mosque was attacked with small arms fire and rocket-propelled grenades (RPGs), damaging the structure as well. This was the third of four attacks against Sunni mosques in Basra on June 13 and likely came in retaliation for an earlier attack on the Askari Shrine in Samarra. This was one of 4 related attacks (cf. 200706130026, 200706130027 and 200706130029).
In this case the Basra Grand Mosque was attacked with small arms fire and rocket-propelled grenades (RPGs), damaging the structure as well. This was the fourth of four attacks against Sunni mosques in Basra on June 13 and likely came in retaliation for an earlier attack on the Askari Shrine in Samarra. This was one of 4 related attacks (cf. 200706130026, 200706130027 and 200706130028).
In this case the Kawaz Mosque was attacked with small arms fire and rocket-propelled grenades (RPGs), damaging the structure as well. This was the first of four attacks against Sunni mosques in Basra on June 13 and likely came in retaliation for an earlier attack on the Askari Shrine in Samarra. This was one of 4 related attacks (cf. 200706130027, 200706130028 and 200706130029).
In this case the Othman Mosque was attacked with small arms fire and rocket-propelled grenades (RPGs), damaging the structure as well. This was the second of four attacks against Sunni mosques in Basra on June 13 and likely came in retaliation for an earlier attack on the Askari Shrine in Samarra. This was one of 4 related attacks (cf. 200706130026, 200706130028 and 200706130029).
Incident occurred around 1:30am.
Incident occurred around 11:30pm.
Incident occurred around midnight.
Incident occurred at 11:00pm; At about 11:20pm, phone calls were made to local newspapers by a member of a group calling itself the "Children of the Holocaust," claiming responsibility for the incident. Authorities had never heard of such a  group operating in the area.
Incident occurred at 11:45pm.
Incident occurred at 2:00am; male perpetrator claimed responsibility for the blast and left communiqué at scene that Omega 7 was responsible
Incident occurred at 9:10pm; authorities attribute incident to the Jewish Defense League (JDL) as a member claiming to be from the JDL called the press and claimed responsibility for the attack; however, the spokesperson for the JDL had initially denied the group's involvement.  This incident is linked to the bombing of the Lebanese Consulate the same day, only few minute after the attack on the French Consulate (198207050001) for which the JDL was also responsible.
Incident occurred at about 1:00am.  On the same day, power poles were sawed and toppled in Santa Cruz, California by the Earth Night Action Group in protest of Pacific Gas & Eclectic Company, but there is no indication of a link between these two incidents in terms of the perpetrators.
Incident occurred at about 1:30am. Ferguson and Tankersley were part of a group calling themselves "The Family," which committed nearly 20 arson and ecotage attacks over a 6 year period. Neither Ferguson nor Tankersley was ever charged or convicted for this particular incident, but both were sentenced for other arsons during the 6 year time period.
Incident occurred at about 2:00am. Ferguson and Tankersley were part of a group calling themselves "The Family," which committed nearly 20 arson and ecotage attacks over a 6 year period. Neither Ferguson nor Tankersley was ever charged or convicted for this particular incident, but both were sentenced for other arsons during the 6 year time period.
Incident occurred at about 3:10am.  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; Overtaker remained fugitive. The sixth perpetrator's name had not been released because he/she had not yet been indicted as of 2007.
Incident occurred at about 4:30am.
Incident occurred between 1:00am and 4:00am.  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.  Meyerhoff was sentenced to 13 years in prison; Gerlach was sentenced to 9 years; Overtaker remained fugitive.
Incident occurred just before 11:30 p.m. There was no other evidence to conclusively link ALF to the incident other than the graffiti initials.
Incident was set to be carried out on July 31, 2006 but the information was not released by German authorities until August 18, 2006.
Indian authorities subsequently identified the IED as a small charge packed inside a lunch box and anonymous officials suggested the incident was typical of bombings by Lashkar-e-Taiba, although they did not accuse the group directly. Top officials responded by issuing a nationwide alert and deploying border security troops to the area on October 12.
Indian authorities suspected that Mahaz-e-Inquilab may have been connected to the group Lashkar-e Taiba. Preliminary investigations showed that the perpetrators had used sophisticated electronic timers which had not been used so far by any group previously. This was one of three related bombings (cf. 200510290001, 200510290002).
Indian authorities suspected that Mahaz-e-Inquilab may have been connected to the group Lashkar-e Taiba. Preliminary investigations showed that the perpetrators had used sophisticated electronic timers which had not been used so far by any group previously. This was one of three related bombings (cf. 200510290001, 200510290003).
Indian authorities suspected that Mahaz-e-Inquilab may have been connected to the group Lashkar-e Taiba. Preliminary investigations showed that the perpetrators had used sophisticated electronic timers which had not been used so far by any group previously. This was one of three related bombings (cf. 200510290002, 200510290003).
Indonesian authorities suspected that Aceh separatists were responsible for the attack. Political analysts believed that the violence in Aceh could have prevented Aceh from having general elections with the rest of the country on June 7, 1999.
Infantry First Lieutenant Mehmet Duzenli was the victim of the attack.
Information from the body of the bomber led to the arrest of 2 more ULFA members, Nalin Gogoi and Krishna Sharma
Information pertaining to this incident was extremely sparse and the primary source is affiliated with the pro-Iranian Hizballah, bringing its accuracy under suspicion.
Initial investigations suggested the attack was the work of anarchists or left-wing extremists rather than ETA Basque members.
Initial police reports indicated the blast was caused by a suicide car bomber, though Finance Ministry spokesman Aziz Shams rejected that, saying the vehicle was driven by a "trusted" employee.
Initial reports indicated a land mine laid by terrorists as the cause of the incident. A later report insisted that a guerilla ambush attack and not a land mine caused the explosion of the vehicle.
Initial sources reported that the number of wounded was 30, and others reported it as 38.
Initially authorities suspected the attack was perpetrated by the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF), but MILF spokesman Eid Kabalu denied any involvement.  Caday believes the attack to have been of a personal nature against him.
Injured in the attack were Pradip Borkoch (35), Paresh Barua (28), Manu Barua (29) and Ajit Kalita (44), and Ajay Tripathi (25).
Injury and casualty counts vary among sources.
Injury numbers are divided across this attack, 201205160030 and 201205160031.
Injury numbers are divided across this attack, 201205160030 and 201205160032.
Injury numbers are divided across this attack, 201205160031 and 201205160032.
Injury numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Injury numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Injury numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents. See also 201306050011.
Injury numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents. See also 201306050012.
Injury numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents. See also 201307230008.
Injury numbers for this attack represent an equal division of a cumulative total of wounded across incidents. See also 201307230009.
Injury numbers for this incident conflict across sources.
Injury numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported her.
Injury numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Injury numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here. The device may have been hidden in a boy's backpack.
Injury numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.Sources suggest that blasts may have been caused by RPGs or landmines.
Inspector fell after being fired at four times.  A man nearby at a lottery booth saw the shooting and saw the assailant running away afterwards. He was wearing a helmet. The Inspector had been on his way home to Sapugaskanda.
Insurgents had targeted the line before this attack in an effort to interrupt electricity flow to Baghdad.
Insurgents in Iraq often target oil installations to cripple Iraq's infrastructure.
Interfax reported five dead rebels were found at the scene, while Kommersant reported that only one rebel's body was found in some undergrowth next to the road where the ambush occurred. The local Military officials denied that an ambush occurred, but instead there was a lethal engagement with Chechen rebels.
Interior Minister Bayan Jabr Solagh told AFP he thought the kidnapper's motives were "criminal." AFP appealed to Iraqi authorities for help securing al-Gharrawi s release, but had received no demands from the abductors. Over the course of the year, his body never showed up at the morgue or fingerprints matched any body. Neither AFP nor his family received any claim of responsibility or demands from his abductors.
Interior ministry blamed the Taliban for the attack.
Investigations are ongoing to determine if the assailants were from the Afghan National Army (ANA) or if they belonged to an Afghan or Pakistani non-state militia.
Investigators argue that signal jammers on the convoy prevented the explosive devices from having detonated on time, possibly killing President Musharraf.
Investigators believe forces linked to the Colombo government may have been responsible for the for killing of the MP. The government denies responsibility.
Investigators discovered that the car's owner was a 50-year old resident of Kiryat Ekron. The owner's wife told them that her husband had gone to visit friends at the settlement of Sa-Nur in Samaria and had not returned.
Investigators found eight spent shells from an AK-47 in front of Muhama's house. The unidentified assailants made off with a government-issued shotgun and five rounds of ammunition.
Investigators have not ruled out the possibility that the explosion was the product of a suicide bomber.  The bomb also could have been a remote detonated mine laid on the tracks.
Investigators suspect the perpetrators to be a separatist group led by Yukeemueree Jehdeemae (also known as 'The Square Face').
Investigators suspected that the bomb was targeting local security personnel who frequented the restaurant.
IOC Chairman called for the release at the opening of the Asian Games in Qatar on December 1, 2006.
Iran has seen a surge in ethnic violence in the previous two years, with unrest in the notoriously lawless Sunni province of Sistan-Balochistan, added on to Iran's efforts to combat fuel traffickers in the region.
Iran was suspected to be involved in the attack, yet officials were unable to prove this assumption.
Iranian authorities suspected that the bombing was the result of an outside state action.
Iraqi and US military officials describe the perpetrators as "Rouge elements" of the security forces.
Iraqi authorities have blamed the incident on Al-Qa'ida in Iraq.
Iraqi insurgents were believed to be responsible for this attack.
Iraqi leaders praised the German response to the hostage situation.
Iraqi police seemed to have been the target, but civilians were victims as well.
Iraqi police sources said that a booby-trapped car, which was parked on a side road that includes buildings for private factories and the Forensic Evidence Office of the Interior Ministry
Iraqi police/military have been a constant target of perpetrators in Iraq and this seems like an attempt to kill the Dora district head of police.
Iraqi Prime Minister Dr. Iyad Allawi was the leader of the National Accord Movement at the time of the attack. A car bomb exploded at the same location on January 3, 2005.  That incident was claimed by Al-Qaida of Jihad Organization in the Land of the Two Rivers, an organization led by Abu Musab al-Zarqawi.
Irish dissident groups, such as the Real Irish Republican Army (RIRA)and Continuity IRA, which opposed the peace settlement in Northern Ireland, were suspected.
Is is highly likely that the Taliban were responsible for burning the school.  They are opposed to education for women and have destroyed schools in the past.
ISI claimed credit for a similar attack in a post to a jihadist website on June 11.
ISI claimed responsibility for the attack in a post to a jihadist website on June 18.
Islamic extremists attacks on barber shops in Iraq are common because they believe this type of industry violate Islamic law.
Islamic insurgents are suspected to be responsible
Islamic insurgents have been active in the region.
Islamic Jihad's leader in the West Bank, Sheik Bassam Saadi, confirmed in a telephone interview that the bomber, Ahmad Fathi Yihia, 22, was a member of the organization, but he said the attack was not sanctioned by the Islamic Jihad leadership.
Islamic militants are known to operate in the area, including the separatist Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF).
Islamic militants had been active in Thailand's southern provinces of Yala and Narathiwat in the months preceding the attack.
Islamic militants had been blamed for a string of attacks on Christians and Westerners in Pakistan since the US moved against Afghanistan's former Taliban regime in 2001.
Islamic militants linked to Al-Qaida have been blamed for similar attacks in the South Waziristan region in the past.
Islamic militants may have targeted Jeguhno because he had cooperated previously with the Thai government.
Islamic militants were believed to be responsible for the attack.
Islamic militants were suspected of perpetrating the attack.
Islamic rebel group the Hizbul Mujahedin, which wants Indian Kashmir to join Pakistan, claimed responsibility for both attacks in calls to local news agencies.
Israel authorities believed that a Palestinian militant was responsible for the attack.
Israel Defense Forces shot the gunman dead.
Israel retaliated with air strikes on suspected Hizballah bases in southern Lebanon after this attack.
Israel was due to evacuate all 21 of the Jewish settlements in the Gaza Strip under the terms of Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's disengagement plan.
Israeli authorities believed that the bomb was activated by a cell phone.
Israeli authorities blocked off the area where the shooting occurred.
Israeli Defense Force troops captured a Palestinian suspected of the shooting as he was trying to flee by car.
Israeli forces razed the home of the suicide bomber the following day in retaliation for the bombing.
Israeli investigators believed the attack was carried out by the same squad whose members killed Israel Defense Force officer, Erez Merhavi, the previous week.
Israeli military officials believe the perpetrator intended to travel to the Tel Aviv area, via the Qalandia crossing, to possibly detonate his bomb at one of the many Hanukkah shows scheduled for that Thursday.
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon blamed Yasser Arafat being behind and instigating the suicide bombings.
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon labeled the attack as a terrorist incident.
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon promptly cancelled the release of 76 Palestinian prisoners who were already en route to a West Bank checkpoint to be freed as a response to the attack. This was one of two related attacks (cf. 200308120001-02).
Israeli security forces doubted the veracity of the Revenge of the Infants claim of responsibility for the attack.  A second report noted that the number of injured children was twenty-nine.
Isyos Nuam-anong, 42, and Surasit Wit-amnat, 45 were also slightly injured in the attack.
It appeared from the video that one of the hostages was injured.
It appears as if the soldier was off-duty at the time of the attack.
It appears likely that civilians were injured as a result of the stampede that followed the explosions, not as a result of the explosions directly.
It appears that the civilian was targeted because they were supplying US troops with sweets and other supplies.
It appears that the perpetrator targeted this restaurant because it was frequented by Baghdad police officers.
It appears that the Taliban, from the words of their spokesman Mullah Mohammad Sharif Anas, only wanted Ali Jalali, the former governor of Paktika, as they let the other two captives leave unharmed.
It appears that the three people were kidnapped because they supported Presidential candidate Alvaro Uribe Velez.
It appears that the two groups jointly claimed the attack.  They do not have competing claims.  There is also no information regarding the outcome of the two soldiers taken hostage.
It appears that this was a calculated attack though the specfic motive is not known.  It occurred during Jewish New Year and the gunman may have taken advantage of knowing that large groups of people gathered to celebrate, thus making easy targets.
It appears the  Deputy Minister of Dagestan was the target, but the perpetrators missed him.
It appears the FARC used a small bombing to draw attention and then used a larger bomb when the police were in range, but this is pure speculation.
It appears the men were kidnapped and held for some period of time as their abduction was not mentioned in the news item.
It appears to be two bombs.  The first exploded the motor bike causing only one injury.  The suicide attack occurred after people gathered to investigate the first explosion.
It definitely appears that Minister Voulgarakis was the target. Greek bomb-disposal squad had two officers and a dog searching the area for a bomb at the time of the explosion and their car was actually damaged in the explosion.  The police suspected Revolutionary Struggle, but there was no claim of responsibility.
It first reported that Chechen rebels were responsible for the incident; however, later reports suggested members from the Ingush crime syndicate were responsible.
It is assumed that the preacher was killed soon after the abduction, but no news reports could be found to update the situation
It is believed that a call was made to local authorities claiming that a corpse was present in a vehicle in the central district of Znamenskoye. When police responded to the call and arrived at the vehicle, a previously planted explosive was detonated.
It is believed that a Chicago businessman was angry at Barr for attempting to introduce reform legislation concerning mental health issues in the Illinois General Assembly.  It is suspected that the businessman contacted Silas Jayne to hire the hit men.
It is believed that the ambush took place between 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM.  This was part of a multiple attack with (2007022800009 200702280010, and 200702280011).
It is believed that the ambush took place between 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM.  This was part of a multiple attack with (200702280009, 200702280010, and 200702280012).
It is believed that the ambush took place between 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM.  This was part of a multiple attack with (200702280009, 200702280011, and 200702280012).
It is believed that the ambush took place between 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM.  This was part of a multiple attack with (200702280010, 200702280011, and 200702280012).
It is believed that the attack was led by a GSPC emir named Betetraoui.
It is believed that the guard was killed at 6:00 PM on February 8, 2005.
It is believed that the materials of the bomb in this incident were similar to the materials used in the bombing of the Omaha Police Station a month earlier (197006110003).  The owner of the business had publicly thanked the city council and a local bank for their assistance in moving his company to a larger building.  It is believed that the owner was considered an "Uncle Tom."
It is believed that the perpetrators were allied with a local emir identified as Souane Moammar (also known as Abdelhafid Abu Temmim).
It is believed that the perpetrators were allied with a local emir identified as Souane Moammar (also known as Abdelhafid Abu Temmim).  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.
It is hard to decipher what nationality the Fiola Impex company bus should be labeled in this still volatile area of Eastern Europe. The article mentions that the bus was owned by a Gorani, Muslim Slav, but it is impossible to tell if this was the reason the bus was targeted.
It is highly likely that the Helmand provincial governor was the target of this attack, not just his bodyguards.  The Taliban were likely not aware that the governor was not traveling with the convoy.
It is highly likely that the Taliban carried out this attack. They were still active in Kandahar province at the time this particular attack occurred.
It is impossible to tell if the FARC knew that U.S. citizens were in the helicopter. Most likely they were just trying to stop the drug eradication that the helicopter was partaking in. The source mentions that on Feb. 13, 2003 a U.S. defense contractor plane was shot down and all the Americans on board were kidnapped by the FARC. Two of the hostages were killed trying to escape and three Americans are still being held hostage up to the date of this source.
It is likely that Hizb ul Mujahideen was responsible for this act.  It occurred shortly after a Hizb safehouse was raided by Indian forces.  The target of the attack in this case was a purported police and counter-insurgent informant.
It is likely that Kalashnikov AK-47 rifles were used in this attack.  It is the weapon of choice for LRA rebels.
It is likely that the civilian (a horse dealer) was the intended target.
It is likely that the Taliban or Al Qa'ida perpetrated this attack.  Both groups were operating in the region of Afghanistan where the attack occurred.  Also, it is likely that the Kalashnikov AK-47 was the type of gun used.  It is the weapon of choice for fighters of both groups.
It is likely that the Taliban were behind this attack.  They are opposed to music and dancing in public.  Both activities were present at the location of the attack and by bombing a wedding celebration sends a message to other would-be wedding parties that the Taliban is aware of such activities.
It is likely that the U.S. military were the targets of this particular attack, as the prison was maintained by the U.S. military at the time of the attack.
It is not certain why the gang kidnapped the observers. In the past, United Nations missionaries were kidnapped for ransom or political motives.
It is not clear if Giangiacomo Feltrinelli was the perpetrator or a victim.  All of the articles, except one, claim that he is "suspected" to have blown himself up while placing that bomb.  One article reports that friends of Feltrinelli believed that he had been lured there by right wing extremists.  This did not seem like a credible statement for two reasons: 1) There had been a recent series of pylon attacks in Italy that were all claimed by left wing activists; and 2) Feltrinelli was known to be a left wing sympathizer and had financial ties to left wing groups that had claimed similar attacks.
It is not clear if the explosive was placed there recently or if it had been there from a previous armed conflict in the country.  According to resources, both are common in that area.
It is not clear if the four civilians who were shot were all killed or just injured. One report mentioned 2 hostages, but there was no information as to the fate of those two civilians. This was one of three MILF attacks in the Philippines on 05/27/2000 (cf. 200005270002 and 200005270004).
It is not clear if the target was random citizens or if the bag was intended to explode when a specific person or persons were passing by.
It is not clear if the two bombs exploded in succession at the same site or were two different incidents.
It is not clear if the victim was injured.
It is not clear that the explosion was intentional or accidental.
It is not clear whether Krungmanee was targeted for his work in the Songkhla Highway Office.
It is not clear whether the assailants were simply trying to eliminate a potential informant or if they were trying to intimidate other potential informants.
It is not clear whether the captives were voluntarily released or were rescued.
It is not clear whether the doctor's profession was the motive for the kidnapping, but many of the professional class in Iraq are often targets of insurgents.
It is not clear whether the hijacker had terrorist motives or was criminally motivated.  He demanded that the plane change course but did not explain the reason behind the request.
It is not clear whether the house or the church was the intended target
It is not clear whether this attack was one of the many that are directed towards the police in Iraq.
It is not discernable if the U.S. or NATO forces were part of the Provincial Reconstruction Team that was attacked, and nothing suggesting this was mentioned in the source.
It is not exactly clear what type of weapon the assailants used to assassinate the municipal guardsman on the bus.  The sources only state that there was some type of explosion.
It is not known how many hostages were taken.  All of the terrorists were killed by security forces in a rescue assault on the hospital where the terrorists had barricaded themselves.
It is not known what the sticky bomb was attached to.
It is not known who the specfic target was but it was widely known that Americans stayed at the targeted hotel.
It is not reported exactly how the Egyptian envoy was killed so it is not known what weapons were used.
It is possible that Chechen separatists associated with Shamel Basayev, whom Moscow has repeatedly blamed for attacks, were responsible for this particular bombing.  Chechen rebels often strike Russian trains and road convoys inside Chechnya, but an attack on a civilian train is unusual.
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.
It is possible that members of the Awakening Council were the target of the roadside bomb.
It is possible that one of the three principal militant Islamist groups operating in Kashmir, Jaish e Mohammed, Lashkar e Taiba, or Hizb ul Mujahideen, was responsible for this attack.
It is possible that the assailants were only interested in stealing weapons and had no other motive
It is possible that the civilians were not the intended target.
It is possible that the explosion occurred prematurely, while the bomb was being transported.
It is possible that the explosive was put there simply to test whether it worked.
It is possible that the group that perpetrated this attack might be linked to another group called Liberation Struggle.  Liberation Struggle later merged with Revolutionary Cells, which in 1997 claimed responsibility for a twin bomb explosion.
It is possible that the landmine was left over from a previous conflict.
It is possible that the provincial Governor and other senior government officials were targeted in the attack.
It is possible that the U.S. military was the intended target of this attack.  According to Iraqi police, a U.S. military convoy passed over the blast site five minutes before the bombing occurred on the passenger bus.
It is possible that the victim was shot as the perpetrators were attempting to abduct her son (single incident) or that the victim was shot some time after the the attempted abduction (multiple incidents).
It is possible that this attack should be categorized as an assassination because the victim was also attacked in 2004, but survived his injuries at that time.
It is possible that this incident was committed by members of the Front for the National Liberation of Puerto Rico, and not the CRP, but it is uncertain which group is actually responsible.
It is possible that two persons arrested on 02/13/2009 may be responsible for the attack; however it is unclear based upon available sources. Information provided in one available source detailed that the two perpetrators, Bagbir Budha and Balbir Budha, members of the Mongolian Revenge Group (MRG), were arrested in connection to the 02/06/2009 attack on the a Police Post at Syaulibang Village in the Pyuthan District. It cannot be determined based upon information provided in the source whether or not the two perpetrators arrested were also connected to this attack.
It is possible the blast was targeting a near-by marketplace.
It is reported both victims were threatened several times previously and both supported federal administration efforts in keeping constitutional order in the republic.
It is reported there were between two and three rockets launched at the Turkish embassy.
It is suspected that Al Qa'ida was responsible for this attack but Ansar al Islam, an Al Qa'ida associated group, was not ruled out as a possible candidate.
It is suspected that Tahar Messaoudi, an amir from the Oum Kamakem katibat, planned the attack.  Coded as doubt terrorism proper because it is unknown if the motive of the kidnapping was purely financial.
It is suspected that the Kurdish PKK was behind this attack; additionally, it is believed that the explosion was caused by either a timed or remote trigger.
It is suspected that the perpetrator was attempting to look for his own draft file.  This incident did not disrupt this particular Selective Service office since there was a duplicate of all of the records on microfilm.  In a sixth month period, the Oregon Selective Service Headquarters was firebombed three other times (197005060006, 197006030001, and 197008100001).
It is suspected that the perpetrators might have been Jewish militants, however no group claimed credit for this incident.  The Soviet ship was bound for Baltimore.
It is suspected that the same perpetrators detonated a bomb that killed one and injured thirteen Algerian soldiers two weeks later (200507060022).
It is suspected that the same perpetrators detonated a bomb that killed one and injured two Algerians two weeks earlier (200506220006).
It is suspected that there were between 5 - 7 perpetrators.
It is suspected that this blast occurred either as a copycat incident by different perpetrators after the bombing the same day at the American National Bank in Denver (197504280004), or otherwise that it was committed by the same perpetrators, but this information is unclear.
It is uncertain whether the incident was politically motivated
It is uncertain who the intended target was, but it is believed to be a navy chief.
It is unclear exactly where the attack occurred, other than that the incident was on the Shali - Serzhen-Yurt road.  The ITAR-TASS bulletin goes on to report that a grenade was found on a railroad track two kilometers away from Argun town, and was destroyed by the Russian Military.  An anti-tank grenade launcher was also found near Dzhalka village in Guerdemes District.  It is unclear if these other incidents are related to the attack on the Shali - Serzhen-Yurt road.  The Russian Military did not state if the man killed belonged to any terrorist group, only naming him as a "rebel."  Shali District (rayon) is directly southeast of the Chechen capital Grozny.
It is unclear how close the device was to the EU office and, thus, whether it was the intended target.
It is unclear how many casualties occurred during the attack and it is unclear whether or not the People's Committee Against Police Atrocities member, Tudu, was killed during the exchange of fire at the security camp or if he was killed at some other point.
It is unclear how many casualties resulted in the collapse of the building, and the number of people wounded was not reported.
It is unclear how many people were injured and whether the two that were killed were air force representatives or civilians.
It is unclear how many people were injured in the explosion; media sources report that "some" were wounded.
It is unclear how many victims were involved in the incident and whether perpetrators were also injured or killed.  Sources state conflciting information concerning injuries and deaths.
It is unclear if Pakkiyarasa (29) was waiting for the bus or already on the bus when he was shot and killed.  According to sources, Pakkiyarasa was engaged in liquor business.
It is unclear if the attacker was in the process of committing another offence at the time he shot the police officer.
It is unclear if the devices used were roadside bombs or car bombs.  Reports for the number of dead range from 4 to 16.  Reports for the number of wounded range from 14 to 43.
It is unclear if the district center is a geographical designation, a municipal building, or a recreational site.
It is unclear if the gendarmes or the workers were the intended target.
It is unclear if the hospital was the target or a private business was the target.  It is also unclear if the envelope was addressed to Antonio Banfi.
It is unclear if the hostages were released after the assailants detonated the improvised explosive devices.
It is unclear if the injured individuals were civilians or soldiers.
It is unclear if the intended target was related to the dam
It is unclear if the intended target was the police patrol or the pipeline.
It is unclear if the kidnapped police officers were released or escaped.
It is unclear if the mine was place in roadside or planted under the bridge.
It is unclear if the soldiers were released after the attack. The status of the soldiers is unknown.
It is unclear if the statue was the prime target. Police officials indicate that the bomb could have been planted several months earlier during ground leveling construction.
It is unclear if this attack was in response to the arrest of four activists a few weeks prior to this incident.
It is unclear if this attack was related to an earlier suicide attack at the New Kabul Bank (see incident number 201412170010).
It is unclear if this group is an offshoot of Earth First! Members of this group also committed three incidents of sabotage at the Fairfield Snow Bowl Ski resort in Flagstaff, Arizona during this time period.
It is unclear if this was a kidnapping for profit or for political gain
It is unclear if victim was shot or hit with firearm in a melee fashion.
It is unclear the length of detainment and the outcome of the two station workers, station master S K Singh and his assistant Samir Mukherjee.
It is unclear what day Tracy was kidnapped on and whether any demands were made for his release. Revolutionary Justice Organization is a Hizballah alias.
It is unclear what demands were made by the abductors.  It is possible they were demanding the release of their leader, but this is not explicitly stated.
It is unclear what happened to the two kidnapped villagers; authorities believe they were killed.
It is unclear what method(s) the LTTE members used to kidnap these men, as well as if and how much ransom was demanded.  Chaminda (24), the home guard, worked for the Bakkiella police, while Shanthapala (18) and Pushpakumara (22) were both from Rajagalatenna, Bakkiella.
It is unclear what the abductors received in return for the safe release of the captives.
It is unclear what the exact outcome of the attack was.  According to some sources, the perpetrators took off in the trucks.  According to others, the trucks were burned on the spot.  Also, some sources state that only two trucks were recovered, others say that all four were recovered.
It is unclear when the children were actually kidnapped and how long they were held captive.
It is unclear where the abduction took place.  It is also unclear how the victim was killed.
It is unclear where the hostage-taking took place and where the killings occurred.
It is unclear whether a library or a bookstore was damaged in the explosion.
It is unclear whether a terrorist group or rival political opponents were responsible for the assassination attempt.
It is unclear whether any demands were made for the release of the hostages or where the abduction took place
It is unclear whether any troops were injured in the attack.
It is unclear whether five or six victims were injured.
It is unclear whether Malik was returning home from a visit with a relative or if he was praying.
It is unclear whether or not anti-aircraft gunfire refers to an armed assault or refers to projectile explosives.
It is unclear whether or not civilians were the actual target of the attack or whether police were targeted.
It is unclear whether or not the attack caused any casualties. One source indicated that the attack caused no casualties while another reported that four soldiers were killed while three others were wounded; therefore, the lowest proferred casualty figures reported were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
It is unclear whether or not the attack took place near the victim's house or near the office of the Metric Board in Paposh Nagar.
It is unclear whether or not the attack was an accident. The victims were identified as Merlyn, JR, and Dodelyn, children of Marvin and Josie Binoy.
It is unclear whether or not the attack was carried due to intra-party feuding or whether the attack was carried out over a land dispute.
It is unclear whether or not the attack was carried out due to sectarian violence.
It is unclear whether or not the attack was carried out for personal enmity or if the attack was the result of internecine conflict.
It is unclear whether or not the attack was the result of political violence or militant violence.
It is unclear whether or not the blast was the result of an attack or a malfunction in one of the shops.
It is unclear whether or not the bus was the actual target of the attack.
It is unclear whether or not the device was recovered outside a shop or the GOVD building in Karabulak.
It is unclear whether or not the explosion was due to terrorism or whether or not it was due to a fire in the nearby grass because of dry weather or a leak in the line, an Oil ministry official was quoted saying.
It is unclear whether or not the explosion was the result of a terrorist attack or if it was the result of an accidental detonation from explosives being stored at the residence.
It is unclear whether or not the houses belonged to TTP “opponents” consisting of other militants or if the houses belonged to TTP “opponents” consisting of paramilitary members or other forms of opponents. The available sources listed the houses targeted in these attacks cumulatively as five, and so these figures have been distributed evenly for these cases in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
It is unclear whether or not the Jhargram Block Congress Committee is a political party or a government organization.
It is unclear whether or not the National United Front of Democracy Against Dictatorship (UDD)  is a violent political party or a terrorist organization.
It is unclear whether or not the nationality of the workers were all Pakistani.
It is unclear whether or not the target of the attack was the President or civilians gathered to listen to the President. The available sources details both as the intended target and no majority target details were reported; therefore the incident reflects both targets.
It is unclear whether or not the target of the attack was the store owned by the police officer or if the target of the attack was the residence of Sulu Governor Sakur Tan.
It is unclear whether or not the target of this attack was local peace committee members or militants.
It is unclear whether or not the victim was a Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPM) leader or if the victim was a Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-M) leader.
It is unclear whether or not the victim was a militant or a civilian.
It is unclear whether or not the victim was associated with a Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-M) militant group.
It is unclear whether or not the victims were targeted due to internecine conflict or if they were targeted due to being police informers.
It is unclear whether or not there were any police casualties in the attack. The two sources for the incident provide conflicting information even though the information was reported from the same source (South Asia Terrorism Portal used information originally published from Indo-Asian News Service). Police suspect that at least 12 militants were killed; however, these casualties have not been confirmed.
It is unclear whether or not this was a terrorist attack or if this was an exchange of fire between security forces and train protection services due to a case of mistaken identity.
It is unclear whether police officers were among the victims and whether the civilians were injured in the blast or in the gunfire that followed the explosion.
It is unclear whether the  attack was motivated by personal conflict.
It is unclear whether the assailants intended to use violence or were responding to soldiers.  In addition, the source mentions GSPC but does not make it clear whether the GSPC is suspected in this particular incident or for other incidents mentioned in the report.
It is unclear whether the assailants suffered any injuries in the attack
It is unclear whether the assailants were just trying to steal the money (purely profit-motivated) or were attacking the police.
It is unclear whether the attack was made for political reasons.
It is unclear whether the attackers were Muslim.
It is unclear whether the bomb was on the bus or at the roadside
It is unclear whether the cadre had intended to self-detonate at another time.
It is unclear whether the captives were voluntarily released or were rescued
It is unclear whether the car bomb was driven by a suicide bomber or was remote controlled. --Sources differ on the number injured and killed.
It is unclear whether the casualties from the attack were the assailants or civilians. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
It is unclear whether the chaplain was released or killed at a different time
It is unclear whether the civilians or the police (or both) had just finished transporting ballot boxes.
It is unclear whether the event was linked to Republic Day.  Security forces prepared for increased violence leading up to the event.
It is unclear whether the explosive was planted near the office of a local land officer or if it was planted near the wall of Jamia Mosque. The available sources listed the injuries for this attack from 11 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.
It is unclear whether the gendarmes were the specific target or whether the Chinese company was the specific target.  One unofficial souce stated that an assailant was killed in the explosion, but this was not confirmed.
It is unclear whether the incident was a criminal act or a terrorist act.
It is unclear whether the incident was a revenge killing or an act of terrorism.
It is unclear whether the incident was due to business rivalry or was a terrorist event.
It is unclear whether the incident was politically motivated or whether the goal was to steal supplies
It is unclear whether the kidnapping happened on September 17th, or if it happened earlier and the killing of 11 hostages happened on the 17th.
It is unclear whether the killing was politically-motivated or financially-motivated.
It is unclear whether the killings and the kidnappings took place at the same time or whether they were separate incidents.  The motive and method of killing is also unknown, as is the outcome of the kidnapping.
It is unclear whether the letter may have been sent by the Yugoslav secret police in efforts to discredit the Croatian separatist movement, as some American-Croatian community leaders believe to be the case. This incident is linked to the assassination of Anthony Cikoja, by suspected Croatian nationalists after he refused to pay $5,000 per the nationalists' request in a threatening letter (197809280007) and the assassination of Krizan Brkic, an American of Croatian descent in California (197811220002), who had also received a threatening letter similar to that of Cikoja.  In June of 1981, eight men were arrested and indicted on charges of racketeering and extortion, including the murders of Cikoja and Brkic, and several arsons.  According to the indictments, the men were members of a Croatian organization called "Otpor," or Croatian National Resistance group that used terror and violence to extort money from individuals of Croatian origin living in the United States. A ninth man was later arrested and indicted as an associate of the other eight responsible for the abovementioned incidents. Those indicted included Mile Markic (the alleged leader of Otpor in the U.S.), Mile Boban (the alleged president of Otpor in North America), Ante Ljubas, Andjelko Jakic (former vice president of the New York chapter of the group), Ivan Misetic (former vice president of the Chicago chapter),  Vinko Logarusic (leader of the Cleveland chapter), Ranko Primorac (leader of the Los Angeles chapter), Miro Biosic (treasurer of the L.A. chapter), and Drago Sudar (the associate of the other eight members of the group). An additional source: Arnold H. Lubasch, "8 Indicted as the Leaders Of Croatian Terror Group," New York Times, June 26, 1981.
It is unclear whether the members of parliament who were targeted were interim members or fully appointed members.
It is unclear whether the militants were transporting the explosives and they detonated prematurely or if the explosives were placed in the vehicle by someone else and the militants were the targets.  However, sources implied that the former was accurate.
It is unclear whether the missing militia members was kidnapped or died as a result of the attack.
It is unclear whether the mortar that struck the civilian residence was fired by assailants or by the security forces. At least one person from the area stated their belief that the security forces fired the mortar that killed and injured the children.
It is unclear whether the navy and the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam were engaged in a sea battle and the fishermen got caught in the crossfire, or if the fisherman were killed by the LTTE, who left before the Navy arrived.  One source states the former scenario and two sources state the latter.
It is unclear whether the rickshaw driver was knowingly involved in the event.  One source states that militants paid him to carry the bomb, without knowledge of what he was carrying.  A second source states that he was likely involved with the militant group.
It is unclear whether the same bus and two trucks had refused to submit to the armed shutdown or whether the motive was more in general.
It is unclear whether the Special Operation Group personnel were police officers or paramilitary.
It is unclear whether the target was simply the bridge of the people using the bridge
It is unclear whether the three blasts occurred at separate locations or at the same location.
It is unclear whether the three explosions occurred in the same place at the same time, or took place in different locations at different times.  However, sources indicate that it is likely the  former.
It is unclear whether the two people who were beaten were actually involved in the bombing or were mistakenly identified as being involved.
It is unclear whether the victim was a militant or not.
It is unclear whether the victim was killed within the first 24 hours of abduction or after the first 24 hours.
It is unclear whether the victim's had been killed while trying to negotiate the release of hostages or were killed due to their ties to corruption.
It is unclear whether the victims were shot by the police or by the assailants; sources differ in the portrayal of events
It is unclear whether there was one or two people on the motorcycle in this incident.  The individual(s) fled when police retaliated.  Two police constables and a civilian were wounded in the attack.
It is unclear whether this incident was perpetrated by paramilitaries or common criminals.
It is unclear whether this incident was planned or was spontaneous.  If the latter, this would not meet GTD inclusion criteria.
It is unclear whether this undetonated bomb was ever found after a full search and evacuation of two federal buildings across the street from each other. Additionally, this event is one in a series of bomb blasts by FALN members in Chicago on the same day (197506140005; 197506140006).  In one event, a bomb, targeting the First National Bank, was carried away in a black bag by a married couple, and once they realized in their car that the bag held dynamite, they threw it out the window.  This blast caused damages to the Mid-Continental Plaza building, shattering windows through the fifth floor of the building.  In a second blast, the United Insurance building six blocks away, housing the United American Bank on the first floor.  This explosion shattered windows as high as the tenth floor.  The blasts together caused minor injuries to three people.  All three attacks were claimed by FALN in both a phone call and note left for police, and the events coincided with the Puerto Rican Day parade in Chicago.
It is unclear whether this was a planned attack or a spontaneous attack
It is unclear which of the two groups started the incident, but it is suggested by one source that the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam were the perpetrators, since it appears that the Karuna faction camp was the target.
It is unclear who is responsible for the attack but the Serbian Radical party refers to the Democratic Opposition of Serbia (DOS) in the statement it released; however, they do not directly indicate that the DOS is responsible.
It is unclear who perpetrated the incident and why they did so.
It is unclear who perpetrated the initial kidnapping, but at some point the French hostage was handed over to Al-Qa'ida in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP). It was AQAP who released the hostage.
It is unclear why the hijackers released the hostages, given that their demands were not met.  Sources refer to a deal being struck, but do not provide details of the deal.  In addition, it is not clear how or why two passengers were killed or how many other passengers were injured.
It is unclear why the hostages were released, given that none of the demands were met
It is unclear why the hostages were taken; one source states they were human shields but it is not clear from what they were shielding the guerrillas
It is unknown how long the two kidnapped victims were held hostage before they were killed.
It is unknown how many abductees survived. The perpetrators are purported to be members of a group lead by Martin Quispe Palomino (a.k.a. Gabriel) and three of his brothers. The Energy and Mines Minister Jorge Merino says that they are former members of Shining Path, while Gabriel denies any connection to Shining Path.
It is unknown how many bodyguards were killed or injured.
It is unknown how the assailants killed the hostage or how long he was held captive.
It is unknown how the Macheteros and the Organization of Volunteers for the Puerto Rican Revolution released their communiqué.
It is unknown how the secret anti-Castro Cuban army claimed responsibility for the attack.  On the same day, Save Our Israel, a Jewish group, firebombed two banks in Queens (197605160004 and 197605160005).
It is unknown how the three Puerto Rican nationalist organizations claimed the incident.
It is unknown if a fake bomb and/or smoke grenade were used in this robbery.
It is unknown if any property was damaged in this attack.
It is unknown if civilians were the primary target of this attack.
It is unknown if civilians were the primary target of this attack. The available sources listed the fatalities 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.
It is unknown if civilians were the target of this attack
It is unknown if civilians were the target of this attack.
It is unknown if civilians were the target of this attack.  This was one of two related attacks (cf. 201109070020).
It is unknown if civilians were the target of this attack. It is unknown what types of explosives were used in the attack. One source reports an improvised explosive device was used, another source reports that a landmine was used in the attack and the third source reports that an explosive device was used.
It is unknown if civilians were the target of this attack. The assailant was a Kuwaiti citizen.
It is unknown if civilians were the target of this attack. The available sources listed the fatalities for this attack to be five, and the injuries for this attack from 38 to 52, 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 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 civilians were the target of this attack. 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.
It is unknown if civilians were the target of this attack. The available sources listed the number of children injured in 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.
It is unknown if civilians were the target of this attack. The most recent available sources listed the fatalities for this attack from 13 to 20, and the injuries for this attack were reported as an unspecified number wounded to no reports of injuries at all, 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 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.
It is unknown if civilians were the target of this attack. The most recent available sources listed 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.
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 people were also abducted after the incident.
It is unknown if police were acting in a counter-terrorism function or not.
It is unknown if teachers or soldiers were the target of this attack.
It is unknown if teachers or their military escorts were the target of this attack.
It is unknown if teachers were the target of this attack.
It is unknown if the airport, rather than military troops that may have been stationed at the airport, was the primary target of this attack.
It is unknown if the assailants discharged their weapons during the attack.
It is unknown if the attack was related to an extortion demand made of the banker.
It is unknown if the Baghdad International Airport was the primary target of this attack.
It is unknown if the Basra International Airport was the primary target of this attack.
It is unknown if the civilians were also the target of this attack.
It is unknown if the damage to the electric transformers caused the power to go out at Stanford University.  This might be part of a multiple attack with the bombing at Stanford University later in the day (197104230002).  There were three other bombings in Northern California on April 23rd (197104230001, 197104230003, and 197104230004).
It is unknown if the family was targeted for a specific reason of if the assailants intended to kill Algerian civilians at random.
It is unknown if the grocery store was the primary target of this attack.
It is unknown if the mosque was the target of this attack.  According to District Police Officer Killa Abdullah Shah Nawaz Khan, there were three people sleeping at the mosque and the bomb was concealed among their belongings. The two injured persons and Pesh Imam of the mosque, Maulvi Abdullah, were included as suspects in the attack.
It is unknown if the police officer was on or off-duty at the time of the attack.
It is unknown if the ransom demand was paid or not.
It is unknown if the targets (Popular Committee) are combatants
It is unknown if the telecommunication center was the target of this attack.
It is unknown if the village elder was the primary target of this attack.
It is unknown the length of detainment and the outcome of the kidnapping.
It is unknown the length of detainment and the outcome of the kidnapping. Commander Albader Parad of the ASG is suspected as being involved in the kidnapping.
It is unknown what happened to Muramatsu; FARC did ask for a ransom payment but the amount of that demand and whether it was paid is not reported.  In addition, it is unclear whether FARC were the actual kidnappers or whether the kidnappers gave or sold Muramatsu to FARC.  If the latter, this would not constitute a terrorist event, but a purely criminal act.
It is unknown what happened to the sixteen election officials who were 'retained'.  This appears to be an attempt by the FARC to discredit the voting process.
It is unknown when the bomb was supposed to detonate.  It is believed that the timing mechanism of the device was damaged when the bomb was dropped from a moving vehicle.
It is unknown when the first four tribal elders Malik Bakht Jamal, Malik Jamal Akbar, Malik Sazol, and Malik Sahib Jan, were released and how long they were held, so the resolution date and the days detained reflects the killing of the one tribal elder.     The status of the other two tribal elders is unknown.
It is unknown when the other two men were kidnapped. The other two men were identified as Tahir Kahn's brother and Shabbir Khan.
It is unknown whether Duque's father, Gabriel Villages, actually knew Matute
It is unknown whether Ethiopia denies involvement in the attack.
It is unknown whether or not the Jewish Defenders were a faction of or related to the Jewish Defense League.
It is unknown whether or not the victims were targeted in an attack by militants or if the victims were killed by explosives that they were storing in their home.
It is unknown whether the couple was originally kidnapped merely for ransom or for a more overarching purpose.
It is unknown whether the hostages were kidnapped or joined the Taliban.
It is unknown whether the hostages were killed or released
It is unknown whether the militants were targeting a political agent in the camp or a Frontier Corps (FC) building.
It is unknown whether the rickshaw driver was associated with the ULFA or not.
It is unknown who notified that gendarmes of the dead bodies.
It is unknown why these women were targeted for kidnapping, but the fact that they work in the Green Zone may have played a part. Unfortunately, I was unable to find a source that had the conclusion to the incident.
It is unknown why these women were targeted for this attack. Another case of violence in Iraq at this time. A 2 year old girl was among the injured.
It is unlikely the attack was aimed at the monastery, since the weapon of choice was a roadside IED, although the device could have been planted to strike those coming to or from the location.
It isn't certain whether the man being in the being a policeman was part of the motive for the incident.
It isn't certain whether the man being in the Navy was part of the motive for the incident.
It isn't clear whether Petchwiroj was targeted for his work at the rubber processing plant. The attacker took off with Petchwiroj's motorcycle.
It isn't clear whether the director of North Oil Company was targeted because of his professional occupation.
It seemed that the attackers claimed they were FLNC when they kidnapped the guard, as well as the writing on the wall of the residence.
It took around three days for the gas pipeline to be repaired.
It took place near the Indian Oil Corporation’s Guwahati Refinery and Oil India Limited (OIL) installations at Noonmati, leaving two people dead and five others injured.
It was also unclear whether 5 or 6 individuals were killed.
It was believed that the bomb was related to the work carried out by the man, who writes under the pseudonym Peter Karlsson, and his wife, who was also a journalist. At the time of this attack, the journalists was experiencing increased threats from Nazi-related organizations. According to the deputy director of Swedish Security Police, Margareta Lindroth, the number of neo-Nazi related crimes in the country was on the rise. This was also suspected of being related to an attack on police officers a few days later (cf. 199907010001).
It was difficult to discern the exact casualty counts for the attacks.
It was discovered the previous day that a reward had been offered for the deaths of police officers.
It was learned that the victims were heading to Libmanan Municipal Trial Court to file a case in relation to RA 6425 or the law on illegal drugs. In addition to killing the police officers, NPA rebels later took the victims' weapons.
It was not certain if this attack was linked to the previous day's attack (April 3, 2005) at Hat Yai Airport and Carrefour in Hat Yai, Thailand.
It was not clear if this was an assassination attempt, although that is what both authorities and sources speculated.  It was also not clear if the Palestinians driving the truck were suicide terrorists, terrorists that were attempting to detonate the gasoline but survive the attack, or simply innocent bystanders.
It was not clear whether the attackers knew that Mofaz was in the convoy.
It was not clear whether the three policemen or the civilians were the targets of the attack.
It was not clear why the company was targeted, but the rebels, who have waged a 38-year-old insurgency, often attack companies that refuse to pay "revolutionary taxes."
It was not directly clear whether the victim was an Israeli solider or settler.
It was not immediately known why the insurgents assaulted the camp or the Taliban casualties.
It was not known if Mr Zaki,the top palestinian official who left the camp only a few hours before, could have been the target. It was also unclear if the blast was related to a reported power struggle among Fatah members.
It was not known whether Mahdi was at home at the time of the attack.
It was not known who carried out the attack but similar rocket attacks had been blamed on Taliban remnants and Al-Qaida. Authorities first thought that the rockets had been fired from the northwest of the city, but security guards at nearby non-governmental organizations said the damage indicated they had been fired from very close range.
It was not reported if the missing policemen were suspected to have been kidnapped.
It was reported that a witness stated that the number killed was over 66, but the numbers could not be validated. Five injured soldiers and 16 killed assailants was verified. The figures provided have been divided over seven events for statistical accuracy.
It was reported that a witness stated that the number killed was over 66, but the numbers could not be validated. The figures provided have been divided over seven events for statistical accuracy.
It was reported that Gadapani Pathak was killed because he resisted the gunmen. The victim's driver was also wounded and managed to go to the police station and report the abduction. It is not known if Islam was released due to a ransom or whether the police found him.
It was reported that Hizb-ul-mujahedeen claimed responsibility for the attack but they denied later.
It was reported that so-called "street terrorists" were responsible for the attack, but no further information on the perpetrators was provided. This was possibly one of three related attacks (cf. 200010200001-3).
It was reported that some of the injuries might have been the result of friendly fire, as Turkish Army soldiers hit other soldiers who were fleeing from the hill, mistaking them for guerillas.
It was reported that the blast caused less than $1,000 in damages.  The Jewish Defense League had picketed the Soviet art display for several days before the bombing.  Around thirty minutes after the attack, the Associated Press received a call reporting the incident.  The caller shouted "never again" before hanging up.  "Never again" was a slogan of the JDL.  The JDL detonated a bomb in the Los Angeles area two weeks later (197204180001).
It was reported that the Taliban militants who carried out this attack originated from Nuristan province of Afghanistan. It is unknown how many Taliban militants participated in the attack, but officials believe that "dozens" were involved.
It was said in Kabul that only one rocket landed near the Ministry of Defense and caused no casualties. --The rocket hit near the residential house of Hamid Karzai, but he was on a trip to India during the rocket attack.--The Interior Minister announced the Taliban were behind the attack.
It was speculated that this attack was perhaps perpetrated by insurgents that infiltrated the police service. Also, rockets may or may not have been used in addition to guns, which would explain the charred mini-bus.
It was speculated that two different groups abducted the reporter and the cameraman. It was not clear why the hostages were released.
It was stated that ethnic Albanians were responsible but it did not specifically mention the Albanian National Army.
It was suspected that one of the dead, Suelee Chaeni, was actually one of the perpetrators and that the bomb had exploded before Suelee could flee the scene.
It was suspected that the attack was meant to incite intercommunal violence in Sri Lanka.
It was suspected that this attack might have been related to 197002210003, 197002210004, and 197002200002.  However, the Weathermen only claimed credit for this attack in a letter to the New York Times, and did not mention participation in any other attacks on February 21. Written in front of the house was graffiti stating "Free Panther 21" and "Vietcong Have Won." The bombs were placed on the front doorway, next to a window, and under the Murtagh's car.  Murtagh and his family were placed in the protection of the police as a result of the attack.
It was the third time in four years that Paraguay's weak democracy was threatened with a relapse into military rule. Each time Oviedo, a former army chief, has been near the center of events and each time the United States, Brazil and Argentina exerted pressure to ensure democracy survived in Paraguay. Oviedo, like Cubas and Gonzalez Macchi, were all members of the Colorado Party, which had ruled Paraguay without interruption for half a century as of May 2000.
It was thought that they attacked the vehicles to enforce their two day strike, which they called in response to the shooting of two of their central members in Siraha earlier in September 2004.
It was unclear at the time whether the attackers were connected to al-Qaida although al-Qaida is active in the region.
It was unclear how many people were killed or injured in the bombing,  sources cited between 20 and 65 deaths.
It was unclear how many were injured in this attack.
It was unclear if all of the injuries sustained occurred during the explosion, or if some occurred during the return fire from the soldiers after the attack.  The injured include one.  The wounded individuals included: Benedict (38), Vinotharajah (28), Kamalathas (48), Pakiarajah (24), Nawas (42), Arulraj (30), Ravichandran (37), Jeyachandran (34), Chandrasekara (38) and Mashoor (73).  Sources note that many of those wounded were Tamils, although several were Sinhalese or Muslim.
It was unclear if rival Christian or other non-Christian religious groups were responsible for the incident. Reports indicated that one congregant left the explosive device in a bag on his seat just before leaving the meeting.
It was unclear if Romero was killed in or near his office.  Witnesses say the gunmen arrived at the office on bicycles.  Sources note that the position of mayor had been taken from Romero after it was suggested he had mishandled funds belonging to the public.
It was unclear if the explosion caused property damage, but a possibility that it did existed.
It was unclear if the killed driver was a suicide bomber or an innocent victim.
It was unclear if the LTTE were the perpetrators of this incident, as five of their members were killed when one of the vehicles was hit by the explosion.  The sources detailed a debate between the LTTE and the Sri Lankan government, with each side blaming the other for the attack.
It was unclear whether these individuals had been kidnapped prior to their killing.  The sources suggest that these beheaded individuals might have been local farmers recently kidnapped, but this was just speculation.
It was unclear who Aslan Maskhadov was, but authorities seemed to believe he ordered the bomb to be planted, and that those who planted the bomb worked for him.
It was unclear who planted the device, but definitely posed a danger to unsuspecting civilians.
It was unclear who the perpetrators were.
It wasn't clear who planted the mine, but suspicions fell on the PKK.
It's possible the bombing was a score-settling.
It's unclear whether the one fatality was a victim or the bomber
ITAR-TASS also reported, through the AP, that the incident location was also a Federal checkpoint. OMON (Otryad Militsii Osobogo Naznacheniya) is a special purpose detachment of the Russian Interior Ministry's Police force. Mr. Subbotin, the Officer killed in the incident, was dispatched to Chechnya from the Tuva Republic, a Russian federal republic in Siberia.
Itsekiri National Youth Council spokesman Matthew Tsekure denied that Itsekiris were responsible. He warned, however, that Itsekiris were prepared to defend themselves against rival Ijaws he accused of forcibly preventing displaced Itsekiris from returning to swamp villages they abandoned during fighting in 2003.
Ivaylo Kepov was also killed in the attack.
Izzat al-Shabander, the target of assassination, was not present in the convoy during the attack and was unharmed.
J.C. Simon and Manuel Moore were indicted for the murder of Tana Smith. 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 thirteenth 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, 197404140003, and 197404160003
Jafar Umar Thalib, leader of the Laskar Jihad group, was being held at police headquarters in Jakarta after having recently been detained.
Jairo Rojas Pulido, a member of the Conservative Party, had received death threats a few days prior to his assassination.
Jalabela is located in western Assam's Dhubri district. Intelligence and security officials believed that these groups were trying to send the message that they were still a force to be reckoned with and to show their ability to strike at will.
Jamaat-e-Islami members were on trial inside the International Crimes Tribunal building at the time.
James Clayton Vaughn was arrested but did not show up for his trial date.
James Currin Antiques, a White owned business, was firebombed minutes before the incident, around 12:00 AM, as part of diversionary tactic.  Two weeks before the firebombing, there was a racial slaying of an African American in Oxford which resulted in numerous demonstrations and riots.  Other incidents in Oxford include 197005260001, 197005260002, 197005140004, and 197005130003.
James Ellison was convicted under the Federal Racketeering Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act for several arsons, including the arson of a church with a predominantly homosexual congregation six days prior to this incident, as well as other crimes, and received a 20-year prison sentence. William Thomas, former CSA member, was also indicted on similar charges for this incident. Both belonged to the CSA, and believed in the Christian Identity and that all minorities and other races were inferior to the white race; the group was anti-government and sought to start a holy war and overthrow the government through force by way of murder and sabotage; the group believed the Aryans were the chosen people and that the government was run by a Zionist occupation that they had to bring down.
James Ellison was convicted under the Federal Racketeering Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act for several arsons, including the arson of a Jewish community center six days after this incident, as well as other crimes, and received a 20-year prison sentence. William Thomas, former CSA member, was also indicted on similar charges for this incident. Both belonged to the CSA, and believed in the Christian Identity and that all minorities and other races were inferior to the white race; the group was anti-government and sought to start a holy war and overthrow the government through force by way of murder and sabotage; the group believed the Aryans were the chosen people and that the government was run by a Zionist occupation that had they had to bring down.
James Ford was the assistant director of the Carvel Outhwaite public housing project.  Dissident employees were protesting the firing of the program's former housing director.
Jan Mohammed Kakroo was shot several times by masked gunmen in the town of Baramulla, about 55 kilometres (34 miles) north of the summer capital Srinagar as he was returning home from a revered shrine.
Jarrai leaders had previously attacked targets of this kind.
Jebara was en route to an area southwest of Samarra to support anti-al-Qaeda fighters there. ISI claimed credit for the attack in a statement on October 7, 2007.
JEM commander Abdelaziz el-Nur Ashr claimed credit for the attack in a post-incident phone call to Agence France Presse and demanded that the Greater Nile Petroleum Operating Company (GNPOC), a consortium of China's CNPC, India's ONGC, Malaysia's Petronas, and Sudan’s Sudapet, withdraw its workers from the region by November 1, 2007. The men in question, employees of Schlumberger Limited (an oil services company contracted to GNPOC), were released unharmed to tribal chiefs in Majelad, Sudan on November 12, 2007. The kidnapping may have been an attempt to scuttle peace talks with the Sudanese government held at Sirte, Libya in late October. Two rebel groups abstained from those talks.
Jemaah Islamiyah (JI) had threatened retaliation if any of the three dozen suspects on trial for the 2002 Bali bombings were executed. Four days earlier Indonesian President Megawati stated a need to destroy terrorist networks operating in Indonesia.
Jenus Ngamira had been a polling station worker in a recent national election.
Jesse Cooks was not indicted for the rape of "Ellen Linder" after Linder agreed not to press charges in exchange for Cooks' guilty plea for first-degree murder of another Zebra victim, which prosecutors told her would result in the same life sentence as if he were also charged and convicted on the four charges involved with Linder's kidnapping and rape.  This victim's real name was not disclosed and thus, the pseudonym "Ellen Linder" was used.  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 second 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, 197310290003, 197311250004, 197312110002, 197312130001, 197312130002, 197312200003, 197312200004, 197312220002, 197312220003, 197312230001, 197401280001, 197401280002, 197401280003, 197401280004, 197404010003, 197401280005, 197402030002, 197402240005, 197403070002, 197403090001, 197403070004, 197403000001, 197403000002, 197403210002, 197404140003, and 197404160003
Jihad Jalal, an employee of the Kurdistan Democratic Party's Al-Karkh branch, was also killed in the attack.
Jirawat Chanpeng is the name of the apprehended suspect.  There is a discrepancy between the sources as to when the bomb was set to go off.  One says 4:45 pm and the other says 5:30 pm.
Joe Schock was captured, but skipped on his bail and escaped to Canada.  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.
John Brooke was working at an oilfield operated by Halliburton, a U.S. firm, when he was abducted.
John McCarthy was held with several other prominent hostages. Islamic Jihad Organization is a name used by Hizballah for attacks in Lebanon.
John Thomas was one of the accused perpetrators of 197001250001.  Seth Stanley was acquitted based on a successful argument of self defense, but it is important to note that John Thomas was shot as he was sitting in his truck.  A Black boycott of White-owned businesses in West Point was initiated as a result of this incident.
Jordanian authorities were tracking six men, believed to be Egyptian, Syrian and Iraqi, who recently rented a workshop from which the rockets were fired.
Jose Antonio Bernal Gomez was a Spanish secret service liaison officer.
Joseph Paul Franklin confessed to the killing in 1984.
Joseph Paul Franklin confessed to the shooting but the police could not confirm his claims.  Larry Flynt was on trial to appeal his conviction for pandering obscenity in Hustler Magazine.
Joseph Paul Franklin confessed to the shooting in 1998.  Sources conflict as to whether the date of the incident was 6/22/1979, 7/12/1979, or 7/22/1979.
Joseph Paul Franklin hid in the long grass outside of the restaurant.  He pled guilty to the shooting in 1996.
Joseph Paul Franklin was convicted of this incident on July 12, 1984.
Joseph Paul Franklin was convicted of this incident on October 21, 1998.  He stated that he was waiting on an overpass, looking to shoot an interracial couple, but he became impatient so he decided to shoot African Americans.  He was stationed around fifty feet away from Brown and Lane, shooting each twice.
Joseph's Tomb has been the site of much violence over the past several years.
JTMM district commissioner Abhaya claimed his group was responsible for the attack and that it came in revenge for the killing of JTMM leader Ajaya Yadhov. This is the second attack against a Maoist activist by the Maoist offshoot group JTMM-G since June 4.
JTMM told the Kathmandu Post that the explosion was a challenge to the government.
JTMM-G Bara commander Agni and Parsa commander Sanjay Singh said they led the attack. The group also claims to have injured a security guard in the attack, but the police refuted this claim. In addition to the bomb that did detonate, police said they found a "burning cylinder" behind the factory, but that they successfully defused it.
JTMM-G does not appear to have claimed credit for the attack, but they are identified as the attackers by the source.
JTMM-G is a spinoff faction of the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) and the attack may have come from an internecine feud. A JTMM-G spokesman claimed his group’s responsibility in a verbal statement to a reporter for a popular news website on June 4.
JTMM-J also apparently searched for Darjee's nephew, Arun, but he managed to escape. Arun is the one who identified the attackers as being members of JTMM-J.
JTMM-J put up seizure notices around Yadav's house, before taking it by force.
JTTM – Goit leader Raja Sarthak claimed his group’s responsibility for the kidnapping and killing in an unspecified post-incident statement. CPN-M leaders called a general strike the next day in Terai to protest the killing.
Jubran Tuwayni could have been a target for his Syrian critical newspaper, Al-Nahar, or for his role in Parliament. Most likely a combo of the two caused this attack. This attack may be linked to the former Prime Minister al-Hariri's assassination in February 2005.
Juburi's cousin said that Juburi had been targeted because he had "restrained many of his people in the locality from joining the insurgents who are killing Iraqi security personnel or civilians."
Judith and Silas Bissell were both members of Students for a Democratic Society.
Julio Enrique Santamaria was a former member of the 19 April Movement who had received amnesty from the government during the guerrilla group's reintegration process. He was currently involved in reforestation projects in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta region.
Jurado residents fled following the assassination.
Just like the Taliban kidnapping incident (cf. 200512250003) this one's outcome is unknown. On the December 27, 2005 there was a reported quote from Taliban spokesman Qari Mohammad Yusof, that both men were 'still alive.'
Just Punishment Brigades claimed responsibility for the attack in a post to a jihadist website on June 12.
Justice and Equality Movement (JEM) specified that they were holding, not abducting, the peacekeepers. The peacekeeping forces' command worked with Sudan's armed forces to release the hostages.
Justus A. Ireland, 23, admitted to starting a June 14, 2004 fire.  He also said he spray painted the word "ELF" in various places on the site and sent a fax to news media claiming responsibility on behalf of the Earth Liberation Front.
Kahraman Guvenc (Tito Kemal) was captured in rural Balpayam of Pulumur in eastern Tunceli Province by security forces. He was involved in the attack on Tunceli Governor Ali Cafer Akyuz.
Kainas was thrown from the 12th floor of an office building in Gaza City the next day, possibly in retaliation for the defenestration of an al-Fatah supporter by HAMAS on June 10.
Kalburgi was known for criticizing idol worship and had recently made statements against the practice.
Kamaladasan (26), father of one, was also a provincial journalist of the Tamil newspaper Thinamurasu, as well as a former member of the Tamil Eelam Liberation Organization (TELO).  He was abducted from his home and taken to the site where he was killed.  His motorcycle was also stolen.
Kandahar (Province) Governor Assadullah Khalid was not injured because he was not actually in his car in the convoy.
Kandahar officials could not confirm the reports of one eye witness.
Kandahar province was a former stronghold of the Taliban.
Kandaiah Sudhakaran (33) was the father of three children and a bicycle repair shop owner.  He was gunned down my assailants riding a motor bike.  His body was taken to Jaffna teaching hospital.
Kapar was abducted from his shop at around 8:30 pm, local time.
Karki was attacked at about 10pm, local time. He had been rounded up by the Armed Police Force along with some members of JTMM-J two weeks before the attack, though it is unclear if this had anything to do with his murder.
Karl Armstrong's girlfriend, Lynn Schultz, drove him to and from the Primate Lab.  A day earlier Armstrong would firebomb the R.O.T.C. offices at the University of Wisconsin. (197001020003)  Karl Armstrong would be captured after participating in the deadly bombing of Sterling Hall at the University of Wisconsin on August 24, 1970. (197008240001)
Kashmir Chief Minister Abdullah was supposed to attend the event but cancelled.  One source states that only two grenades were fired at the school.
Kashmir's largest fighter group Hizbul Mujahideen has condemned a grenade attack outside a mosque in Indian held Kashmir and rejected the allegation that it was behind the grisly act.
Kashmiri separatist militant groups are known to increase their activity and launch attacks, largely on security forces and government installations, on and around Republic Day.
Kashmiri separatist militants were suspected for the attack, but no group claimed responsibility.
Kathleen A. Gariety and Dr. Martha C. Myers were also killed in the attack.
Kazbek Dukuzov and Valid Agayev, accused of firing the shots at Klebnikov, were believed to be part of a larger criminal gang involved in contract killings and extortions. Khozh-Akhmed Nukhayev, a former Chechen deputy prime minister, was identified as the organizer of the  of the Chechen rebel group and the killing of Klebnikov. On December 17, 2007, the retrial, of the original July 10, 2004 case, in which all three defendents were aquitted, was restarted. It was immediately halted due to the continued disappearance of Kazbek Dukuzov.
Keke was later arrested, tried, and convicted of the murder and sentenced to life in prison.
Kenneth Kaunda's son blamed the government and the ruling Movement for Multi-party Democracy (MMD) for being behind the assassination attempt.
Kevin McCarthy and Scott Stedeford entered the bank wearing caps with an FBI logo.  McCarthy stole the money while Stedeford covered the lobby and set off the smoke grenade.
Khaalis wrote letters to Muhammad to "stop preaching false doctrines"; At the time of the mass murder, Khaalis was not in the house.  He was on his way home, and when he arrived, he foiled the attackers' plan to kill him, and they fled.  Additionally, It was never confirmed that this attack was in fact committed by the Black Muslims, despite the Hanafi's accusations and the denial of involvement by the Black Muslims.
Khaibar-1 missile
Khalid Tawfiq, his wife and his four sons were killed in the attack.
Khan Abi Saad is 20 miles north of Baghdad.
Khan's Awami National Party (ANP) associate, Bashir Ahmed, was also injured in the attack. Sources differ on the number of assailants involved in the attack; they report between 4 and 5 assailants.
Khelaram Tudu was released hours after the abduction and Sarkar Hembram was killed 16 days later. According to security sources, information on the exact location of the body of Hembram was obtained during the interrogation of an alleged CPI-M commander, identified only as Debdulal, who had been detained by police on 03/18/2011.
Khmer Rouge leader Pol Pot died the week before this incident.
Kidnap numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest reliable estimates are reported here.
Kidnap numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Kidnap numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most recent reliable estimates are reported here.
Kidnap victim's colleagues closed the marketplaces in Banke District, Nepal in protest over the kidnapping.
Kidnapped at the same time as twenty three South Koreans
Kidnapped in the incident were Giovany Rozo, Gerardo Ardila, Alfonso Mejia, his 10-year old daughter, and two others.
Kidnappers approached the oil rig in 4 small speed boats. Eight hostages were taken, 6 britons, 1 American and 1 Canadian
Kidnapping numbers for this attack conflict across sources.
Kidnapping numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Kidnapping outcome was coded as combination because one Khasadar was killed on 03/06/2011 while the status of the remaining hostages is unknown.
Kidnapping outcome: Five of the eight hostages were released while three were killed by the Maoist militants.
Kidnapping victims were on their way to their school in Tuz, Iraq.
Kidnapping was reported to have stopped during a ceasefire from September 3, 2005 to January 2, 2006. There were additional reports of kidnapping after this period which state that students were returned home after indoctrination, but teachers were forced to pay 20% of their salaries before being released.
Killed in the attack was a 26 year old Algerian man who served on a local civilian militia as a "patriot".
Killed in the attack were Hindus.  In response to the attack local authorities launched a massive search operation, yet were unsuccessful with their search for those responsible.
Killed in the attack were Yolanda Palacio, 38, and Jairo Palma Miranda, 32. The injured were German Lopez, 33 and Gerardo Mozo, 31. This was the third attack on the same establishment.
Killed in the attack: Anantaraj Khadka, a policeman. The attack took place at around 10:15 AM, local time.
Kinneret Ben-Shalom, 53, died of heart wounds.
Kislali often used his column to criticize Islamic fundamentalism, including an article published the week of his death, in which he denounced Turkey's leaders for tolerating religious fundamentalism.
Kitchen was shot four times in the face and chest, twice in the back as he ran away and twice point-blank in the back of the head as he lay on the ground.  His assailant was never identified, and the case remains a cold case.  Though animal rights activists were suspected in his murder, it is unknown if Kitchen was in fact killed by them.  The alert put out by police stated that a ''a splinter group'' of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, or PETA, and the underground Animal Liberation Front may have been involved in the incidents based on unconfirmed reports of threats from animal rights extremists, but members of animal rights groups denied any involvement and denounced police for creating hysteria.
KMAK was a country and western music station.
Kongoli was also the general secretary of the Central Sulawesi Communion of Churches.
Kosovo Albanian extremists often crossed the border into Serbia proper and launched attacks on Serbian police during this time frame.
Kosovska Mitrovica had been the scene of an upsurge in ethnic violence in weeks following this attack.
Kostoyev was apparently a target by perpetrators in the Ingushetia Republic for quite some time as his brother, who was also a member of military or police forces in the region, had already been murdered and Kostoyev himself was previously 'heavily injured' in an early attempt on his life.  The second source, Moscow Interfax, mentions that the a Russian investigation team had knowledge of who 'ordered and committed' this act, but refused to name names.  The investigation team did mention that a car used in the attack had been stolen in the Stavropol territory.
Kurdish forces later claimed that the explosives-laden vehicle contained a chemical agent, although these reports have not been confirmed.
Kurdish militant organizations had been active in the region during this time.
Kushawaha said that six rounds were fired at him.
Kyaw Lin was also a contributor to the Democratic Voice of Burma.
Ladys Daza had received death threats from the ELN on several occasions. The source also mentions an alleged paramilitary 'massacre' in Mas Verde and Nuevo Horizonte. It is difficult to discern if these two incidents are related.
Laghdiouere is located 2.5 kilometers from the commune of Ouldja Boulballout in the daira of Ain Kechra, Skikda Province, Algeria.
Lagman had a diverse and conflict-ridden past.  He co-founded a hit-squad, had been imprisoned several times, and rallied prominently for workers' rights.
Lam Trong Duong was shot outside of his apartment at 11:15 AM by, according to a witness, an Asian man in a white windbreaker who was previously engaged in a ten minute conversation with Duong.  Originally, Duong's friend Nguyen Van Dat was accused of being the shooter, but charges against him were eventually dropped.  In a letter sent to the Associated Press postmarked the day of the incident, the Anti-Communist Viets Organization claimed responsibility for shooting Duong because of his pro-communist views.  A week later, a similar letter claiming responsibility for the shooting was sent to a Vietnamese newspaper in Garden Grove, California by the Vietnamese Organization to Exterminate Communists and Restore the Nation .  This letter was titled, "Announcement 2."
Lanheiba Meitei, ‘Secretary’ of Military Affairs, claimed responsibility for the attack in a press release. The most recent available sources listed the time for this attack from 2255 to 2300, so the majority time of the attack reported has been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
Laocharoensuk was a teacher at the Ban Jehke School and this was the second of two attacks against teachers in Narathiwat on June 11. This was one of 2 related attacks (cf. 200706110022).
Laos claims that the bomb was planted by "bad people"
Largest of a few bombings aimed at political rally.
Larry John Leyton , the only person charged in America for the murder of Ryan, was told to pose as a fleeing Peoples Temple member, and to kill other defectors so an ambush squad could murder Ryan and his associates. Founder of Jonestown and the Peoples' Temple, and organizer of the conspiracy, Jim Jones, was said to have shot himself and thus could not be held accountable for the death of the congressmen, his associates, or the 912 sect members he poisoned.
Lashkar-e Taiba district commander, Abu Umar, was killed by police on the same day of the attack.
Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) claimed responsibility for the killings saying the cops were involved in anti-militant activities. In a video taped statement to CNS, Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT)  spokesman, Abu Mansoor, said a special squad had been formed against those serving Indian interests.
Later  that day, a truck was fired on while traveling the same section of road.
Later in the same day, a Mexican tourist office in Los Angeles was bombed (197106130001).  There were five other bombings of Mexican-American facilities in the Los Angeles area during the same week (197106110002, 197106110003, 197106130002, 197106150001, and 197106170001).
Later sources upgraded the number of wounded from 4 to 6.
Latifiyah is part of a belt of towns just south of the capital where kidnappings and ambushes were common.
Lawai's bodyguard attempted to aid the kidnappers.
Leaflets bearing the inscription "Sword of Islam" were left at the Ministry and found by Police investigating the attack.
Leaflets were distributed the next day by the Barisan Revolusi Nasional (BRN) group, which pledged to continue attacks and referenced this incident.
Lebanese official blamed Syria of involvement in the attack.
Lee's local driver was also injured.  They were both taken to Vavuniya teaching hospital.  According to sources, Mr. Lee ran a quarry business with his partner Mr. Jayasinghe in the Mahakachchakodiya area.
Leonardo Pitao is the leader of the Pulang Bagani Command under the NPA's Main Regional Guerrilla Unit.
Less than a week before this incident the Naval R.O.T.C. at Rice University was firebombed (197004010003).
Less than a week following this incident, two more civilian corpses were found with their throats slit in the same location.
LET claimed responsibility for the attack in a post-incident statement to news outlets, claiming three of its men were involved, although it is likely there were more LET or associated perpetrators involved given the intended target. Indian officials improperly categorized the incident as a suicide attack, unlikely since the perpetrators absconded.
LET spokesman Abdullah Gaznavi acknowledged his group’s involvement in a post-incident phone call to a local news agency.
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.
Lieutenant-Colonel Ndegwa, the commanding officer of the Isiolo-based 78 Tank Battalion, was among the senior-ranking government officers who fled the stadium when violence escalated.
Like many reports of attacks out of Iraq, this incident has few details and is mentioned only as a small part of many daily occurrences.
Linked to case 197705230004.  Number of gunmen involved ranges from 4-6.
Linked to case 197705230005.  Number of perpetrators ranges from 8-10.
Little detail was provided so it was unclear who the perpetrators were, and whether anyone was hurt/killed or anything was damaged.
Little detail was provided so it was unclear who the perpetrators were, where the event occurred, and whether damage was done to any property in the vicinity.  One article stated that the perpetrators were allegedly "Tiger cadres."
Little information is available for this incident.
Little information was known about this attack.
Local and foreign officials did not ruled out the possibility that the attack was committed by Bosnian Croat nationalists.
Local authorities apprehended three suspects following the attack.
Local Authorities are blaming this attack and a spate of fire bombings in the area on dissident republicans
Local authorities believed Islamic militants may have been targeting the Hindu religious pilgrims on the road.
Local authorities believed that religious tensions between Christians and Muslims was the cause of the attack. Fighting between Christians and Muslims began in 2000 and had left more than 1,000 people dead in Central Sulawesi Province at the time of this attack. The Indonesian government had brokered a peace deal in December 2001, but sporadic violence continued after the settlement.
Local authorities blamed the attack on tribesmen who were demanding greater autonomy in the region.
Local authorities blamed the bombing on an improbable alliance of ethnic rebels and pro-democracy groups operating in the country.
Local authorities blamed the explosion on terrorists but failed to implicate a specific group in the blast.  The explosion was the fourth bombing of the pipeline in 2004.
Local authorities suspected that an Irish loyalist who was frustrated with the lack of political progress following the Good Friday Agreement was behind the attack. Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams visited the scene of the attack and appealed for republicans not to retaliate.
Local authorities suspected that HAMAS members may have been involved in the attack despite Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade's claim of responsibility.
Local authorities suspected that Maoists were behind the attack.
Local authorities suspected that militant separatists were responsible for the attack.
Local authorities were investigating the possibility that the suicide bomber was a woman.
Local authorities were suspicious of Mullah Hakim Latifi's claim of responsibility because they believed the location and nature of the attack supported evidence of renegade police or government soldiers as being the perpetrators. This was the first attack on aid workers in Kabul since the fall of the Taliban regime in Afghanistan in 2001.
Local gangs had threatened the journalist for his stance against religious extremism.
Local insurgents are suspected to have planted the device.
Local insurgents were suspected to be responsible for the attack.
Local Islamic militants were suspected of carrying out the attack.
Local Islamic militants were suspected of carrying out the attack. Some members of the Islamic community disapproved of the festivities being held at the shrine.
Local Karbi tribal rebels had been active in the region fighting for greater autonomy from India's government.
Local media reported that the victim had been targeted because he was an informer working for the Thai military.
Local media sources stated that the attack was probably carried out by members of the largest Islamic extremist movement in Algeria, the Salafist Group for Preaching and Combat (GSPC), which had proclaimed its allegiance to Al-Qaida in September 2003.
Local officials stated that the same perpetrator may have been responsible for two other targeted killings.
Local police alleged that the driver and the helper might have been responsible for torching the tankers.
Local police believe the IED, which was positioned opposite the square where the demonstration was taking place, was intended to frighten the protestors and not wound them.
Local police did not respond to the family's calls for help for over 2 hours.
Local radicals were suspected of planting the device. The incident was the second bombing in Port-of-Spain in 33 days.
Local residents believed that the mine had been left from the time of the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan and that recent rains had brought it to the surface.
Local residents noted that the killing might have been the result of personal enmity.
Local Shi i militants were the primary suspects for the attack.
Local sources indicated that the genocidal attackers came from the Kinama Zone.
Local sources suspect the incident was related to internal rivalry in the Awami League.
Local tribes opposed oil and gas exploration in Jandaran and in adjoining areas of Marri tribal territory. The dispute over oil and gas exploration in the area had already claimed the life of Balochistan High Court Judge, Justice Mir Nawaz Marri.
Local villagers were protesting outside the headquarters the previous day in opposition to the Military's violent suppression of pro-independence forces in the region.
Local villagers, Siraazi Habyarimana, John Gakarama, Ernest Nezehoze, and Charles Byibesho, and Nimbirembo, a parish chief, were killed in this attack.
Locals claim that American soldiers occupied the minaret as snipers; US troops occupied Samarra in October.
Locals stated that identified extortionists and terrorists of the area killed the victim after he refused to pay an extortion. The victim was the brother of the Feni business owner whose building was also destroyed in this incident.
Loki was a predominately Christian village that was located near several heavily Muslim communities in the area. Loki's Christian population had clashed with surrounding Muslims prior to the incident.
Lord's Resistence Army rebels looted food and forced captives to carry it.  No comments as to the number of captives taken were given in reports of the incident.
Low end estimates for casualty/ injury figures has been used.
Loyalists of Afghan warlord Gulbuddin Hekmatyar were also named as possible perpetrators.
Loyalists were suspected in the attack.
Lt-Col Mahboob and revolting Officers of the Bangledesh Army fired shots leading to injuries and deaths that occured during the event. However, Lt-Col Matiur Rahman was the one who shot and killed the President. Reports differ as to the number of casualties, as well as those captured, tried, charged  and put to death. Reports give conflicting information regarding the involvement of Major General Abul Manzoor [Manjoor] in the military coup.
Lt. Nihad Ibrahim said the motive was not known.
LTTE claimed a suicide attack while the Sri Lankan Navy claimed their vessel hit a landmine - neither story could be verified. The 10 missing sailors were feared dead, but their exact fate was unknown at the time of publication
Luis Fernandez-Caubi was wounded in his elbow.  Authorities were unsure of the motives behind the shooting.  Caubi hosted a talk show on Miami radio station WOCN.
Lungisile Zuma, secretary of the youth wing of the party, was killed in the attack while Nontethelelo Mbatha, Shelembe's secretary, was wounded and hospitalized.
Lynette Fromme was two feet away from President Ford when she took out her gun.  She pointed her gun between the knee and waist of the President.  Fromme was believed to be the leader of the 'Charles Manson Family' after he was sent to prison.  Seventeen days later, Sarah Jane Moore, another follower of Charles Manson, attempted to assassinate President Ford (197509220001).
M. Komaraiah was killed at an unspecified time during the attack, while the status of Kimaraiah’s wife is unknown.
M23 spokesperson, Vianney Kazarama, denied the number of reported assailant casualties.
Macedonian officials warned of future attacks against Albanians in towns in which they are an ethnic minority group.
Macedonian security forces may have been responsible for this attack.
Mahato was abducted at around 11 pm, local time.
Mahdjoubi was killed around 6:00 PM.
Maheshe, who was shot twice in the knees and three times in the chest, had previously been confronted by members of the presidential guard and Hutu rebels over the content of his journalism. Two Congolese solders were subsequently arrested for the shooting.
Mahood was once a UVF member and Coulter was an active UDA member.
Maiong was shot and killed and his body discovered by the police on 10/16/2011. The other two policemen were tortured and asked about police activities in the area before being released.
Major General Mu'ayyad Farhan survived the attack.
Malaymal was a Muslim and may have been killed for collaborating with the Thai government amidst an ongoing Muslim insurgency in the south.
Mali also issued reports on the attack, claiming that as many as 50 Mauritanians were killed in the assault, but a majority of sources put the number at 18.
Malik Adam was killed during a failed attempt at a hostage taking.
Malvasi entered into the building at 2:00 PM and authorities were alerted of the bomb at 2:55 PM.  A medal of St. Benedict was left next to the device.  It is believed that if the bomb would have detonated correctly, the building would have sustained major damage.
Mandal's body was found the day after he was kidnapped; how he was killed is unknown.
Manila Standard states that there were 12 people wounded and the Associated Press Worldstream stated that three people were hospitalized.  This was one of 2 related attacks (GTD case number 200705160007).
Mannan attributed the attack to the All United India Democratic Front (AUIDF).
Manuel Moore and J.C. Simon were accused of Holly's murder in court. 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 sixteenth 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, 197401280003, 197401280004, 197404010003, 197404140003, and 197404160003.
Manuel Moore and J.C. Simon were accused of the assault on McMillian murder in court. 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 seventeenth 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, 197404010003, 197404140003, and 197404160003
Manuel Moore was charged with the assaults on Anderson and White. 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 nineteenth 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, 197401280005, and 197404160003
Many journalists in Arauca have been threatened by both leftist rebels and their right-wing paramilitary counterparts.
Many of the same individuals who were implicated in the attack on the USS Cole were thought to be involved. This includes Fawaz Yahya al-Rabeiee.  In addition to the immediate damage to the Limberg, the explosion causes shipping the Gulf of Aden to be shut down.  This cost the government of Yemen approximately 3.8 million USD dollar losses per month.
Many people were subjected to verbal abuse. The rebels had beat up also sons and daughters who stood up to the rebels. Most of the individuals beaten up were supporters of the Janamorcha [People's Front ] Nepal party, it was stated by the party.
Many qassam rockets fall in this region fired indiscriminately from the Gaza strip.
Many rebels were reported killed but no bodies were left at the scene to confirm this claim because their bodies were taken by their fleeing comrades.
Many suspect either the Putin and the Kremlin, or the president’s political supporters as financiers of the contract killing.
Many women and children were among the casualties.
Many worshippers were performing wazu when the first bomb went off. Blood was seen splattered on the floor and shoes and sandals were lying nearby. Bloodstains of a victim could be seen up to a few meters from the spot. Many victims had shrapnel and splinter injuries, but there were no signs of plastic explosives. --Sources indicates number of injured ranged from 13 to 20. --A red alert had been announced in all communally sensitive (District)s of Uttar Pradesh, including Varanasi, Faizabad, Aligarh. --MHA officials were informed by Commissioner K.K. Paul that Abdul Karim Tunda of Lashkar-e Tayyeba may have been involved who had been infamously behind similar attacks in Delhi in 1997-98. Teams consequently searched for associates of Tunda, including Abdul Baqi who had just left prison March 18. But they also looked for Hindu and Sikh militants, and made a point not to jump to conclusions. Two of the suspect detainees later were picked up early 4/15 while the other two were taken in late 4/14. Three were from Delhi while the other was from elsewhere. Ultimately, it was difficult for sources to say what the motive was or if it was related to the Srinagar grenade attacks the four hours earlier, or if the bomb stemmed from internal rivalry in the mosque. --The use of low-intensity bombs led authorities to believe it was not the work of an established group. The fact that the phosphorus-sulphur mix was not excessive led authorities to believe the intent was just to cause panic in the city. Security agencies have no record of terrorists using this mix before.
Mapuche militants have a history of using arson in campaigns aimed at reclaiming land now used by agribusiness firms and forest product companies.
Mar Mikhail was the third church targeted in November 1999 and though there were no civilian injuries in the attack, bloodstains found at the scene indicated the attacker was injured by the blast. Islamic religious authorities accused an Israeli agent of the attack; suspicions of a foreign agent were also were put forth by the Roman Orthodox church. No claim of responsibility was made.
Marthanda Rao's son was released shortly after the abduction. Marthanda Rao was released on November 2, 2001.
Mary Peek was seriously injured but would survive her wounds.  Following the bombing, there were many bomb threats in St. Paul and Minneapolis.  Gary Hogan would also be convicted for planting a diversionary bomb as part of an attempted robbery of the First Grand Avenue Bank in St. Paul ten days later.
Mastermind Ali Khan alias Ali Baba alias Abu Hufeza was killed 1 December, 2006 in a shootout with the Indian Army at Kreeri in Baramulla district, India.
MAT stands for Monades Apokatastasis Taksis. In English this translates to Units Rehabilitation Order.
Mathew and Tyler Williams also firebombed three synagogues and one abortion clinic in Sacramento California (199906180002, 199906180003, and 199906180004).  The Williams brothers held many racist and anti-Semitic books in their possession including literature from the World Church of the Creator.  Authorities were unsure whether the incident occurred late at night, on June 30, or early in the morning, on July 1.  Before their death Matson and Mowder were forced to leave a message on their answering machine claiming that they had gone to San Francisco.  In addition to stealing Matson's car, the brothers also purchased over $2,000 worth of ammunition and gun supplies from his credit card.  Mathew Williams confessed to the crime just before he committed suicide in 2002.  Tyler Williams pled guilty to the murder in 2003.
Mayi Mayi were reported to be tribal warriors and Interahamwe, Rwandan Hutu militiamen.
Mayor Antanas Mockus said it seemed strange that the popular Restapo neighborhood of the city was the target of an attack.  He pointed out that it was being investigated if the vehicle had exploded accidentally on the attackers.
Mazen A. Makkia was an elected Baghdad council member and leader of the coup.
McKay and Glatkowski hijacked the ship by detaining the captain with their handguns and claiming that there was a bomb on board.  The device turned out to be fake.  Glatkowski would eventually return to the United States and was sentenced to a ten year prison sentence.  McKay would never return to the United States and his whereabouts remain unknown.  This was the first mutiny in the United States Navy in 150 years.  The ship was eventually returned to the United States with all of its cargo.
McMaster and Hayes entered the maintenance yard by cutting through a fence.  They were both found guilty and received eleven year prison sentences.  Hayes also carried out an attack on an African American owned house in Longview Texas two weeks earlier (197006250001).
Medecins Sans Frontieres suspended its mobile clinics following the attack.
Media did not publicize the abduction for fear of endangering the lives of the captives.  The incident was not acknowledged publicly until seven months after the kidnapping, when the reporters escaped.
Media reports hint at the incident being perpetrated by the Islamic Salvation Front (FIS), a long-time anti-Algerian Government rebel organization. However, there was no actual evidence directly linking FIS to this or any other incidents in the media reports in this case file.
Media reports noted that the three southern provinces of Thailand had been declared in a state of emergency, and that the violence was due to complex factors including an Islamic insurgency, organized crime, and local corruption.  Victim was a 65 year old man.
Media reports that more than two weeks following the kidnapping, authorities still had not received demands for the release of the abductees.  The missing people were Guilles Pregent, Pierre Gallipon, and Jay Rideni.  The name of the Ecuadoran is unknown.
Media sources state that eight people were killed and five were injured, but also state that there were only 12 people in the vehicle.
Media sources state that the explosion is suspected to be accidental
Mehdi al-Hajj Hasan had ordered the attack on the embassy and was discovered after the questioning of his accomplices revealed his identity and role in the incident.
Members of Salman Abuyev's staff believe it is quite probable that the group was attacked by men under the command of Chechen warlord, Aslan Maskhadov.
Members of the Casamance Movement of Democratic Forces (MFDC) were suspected of murdering 20 people in similar raids on February 20 and March 2, 2001.
Members of the Fulani tribe deny that the kidnapping occurred.
Members of the New People's Army (NPA) had vowed to step up attacks in the Philippines after scrapping peace talks with Philippine President  Gloria Macapagal Arroyo.
Members of the Tajik community alleged the attack was racially motivated since the café staff believed the attackers were skinheads. The Moscow Interfax agency said it was not clear whether a criminal case would be launched, and that the investigation would also check whether there were racial grounds behind the incident.
Members of two anarchist groups, the Angry Foxes Cell and the All Coppers Are Bastards (ACAB) group, claimed joint responsibility for the incident, stating that it was meant as a protest against the planned killing of over 5000 badgers. The Informal Anarchist Federation (IAF) also claimed responsibility for the fire.
Metzer kibbutz is located about four miles north of the self-rule Palestinian town of Tulkarem, reoccupied by the Israeli army at the time of the incident.
Mikhail Kodanev was the leader of the wing of the Liberal Russia party that split from the portion headed by Yushenkov. He was the organizer of the murder conspiracy. Kodanev, along with assassin, Alexander Kulachinsky, were convicted and given twenty years in prison. Igor Kisilyov and Alexander Vinnik, Kodanev’s aides, were convicted and given eleven years respectively. ladislav Palkov and Anton Drozd, were acquitted and released, as the court determined they were unaware of the conspiracy.  The four men convicted in the murder case were members of the wing of Liberal Russia that had split from the party headed by Yushenkov due to differences between party members.
MILF committee on cessation of hostilities chairman Eid Kabalu admitted that his group staged the ambush in Maguindanao. He, however, noted that Mr. Camiling was not the prime target of the ambush.
Militant attacks on ministers and security installations had increased since the shifting of the Kashmir capital to Srinagar (the summer capital) from Hindu-dominated Jammu (the winter capital).
Militant Sunni Muslims, who routinely attack followers of the Shi'ite sect of Islam, warned against public New Year celebrations. Hundreds of Shi'ite Muslims ignored the warning and gathered in Hangu's crowded bazaar to welcome in the New Year.
Militants demanded release of 16 of their colleagues from Iranian jails.
Militants entered school and seized students after a prior botched kidnapping attempt that saw one militant killed after a clash with security forces.  Also each article states a different number of children that were taken hostage.
Militants hurled two to three grenades at different places simultaneously in the General Bus Stand area
Military authorities state that a local political clan was responsible for the kidnapping.
Military officials said that the attack was punishment for the refusal of demands made by the rebels for extortion payments or "revolutionary tax".
Military officials suspected Islamic extremists of perpetrating this attack. The Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) spokesman Mohaquer Iqbal denied any involvement and stressed the group's aversion to targeting civilians.
Military sources speculate the bomb was supposed to target a foot patrol but missed the patrol
Military spokesman, Sanath Karunaratne, stated that the incident "happened fairly close to the local police station. The constables were checking the bicycle, which had been left unattended, when the bomb went off."
Military spokespeople state that there were no military casualties in the attack; however, the Taliban states that four soldiers were killed in the explosion.
Militiamen loyal to Muhammad Qanyare vowed to find the perpetrators.
Minister Anuruddha Ratwatte was leading the government's drive against the separatists.
Minutes after the assault, the victims said that a crowd of men armed with hammers, iron bars and sticks tried to invade their street.
Miqdad and his family fled the complex, which housed many Fatah supporters.
Mirza Shahid Ali was the other victim killed in the shooting; he was Jaffri's companion and aide.
Mish'an al-Juburi, The Iraqi Homeland Party's leader, was a member of the interim Iraqi National Assembly at the time of the attack.
Mlada Bosna is a Serb organization whose name translates to “Young Bosnia”.
Mob violence followed the vegetable market attack in which six persons were killed and shops, including those belonging to Tamils and Muslims, were set on fire. Between the initial attack and its aftermath, 38 persons were injured in the two incidents and a curfew was been imposed in the town. Sources differ on number of dead as the account changed over the day. --The attack also cast a dimmed hopes of the upcoming peace talks in Switzerland to save the ceasefire between Colombo and the Tamil Tigers. --The Tiger were blamed for this attack, but they made no comment. The Criminal Investigations Department investigated reports that people had triggered the explosion when they attempted to open an unattended parcel.
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Mohammad Anwar was another victim in the attack.
Mohammad Nehaluddin was released three hours after his abduction, but the status of the bodyguard is unknown. The available sources listed the number of hostages taken for this attack from two to four to 14, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred numbers of hostages taken were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The available sources listed the number of vehicles damaged in the attack from one to four, so the majority numbers of vehicles reported as damaged have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
Mohammad Ramzan Sheikh was killed in a previous incident in Imam Sahib on October 16, 2017.
Mohammed Afzal had won the 2005 municial election as an independent candidate backed by the Congress Party in India. Separatists are opposed to elections organized under Indian rule in Kashmir.
Mohammed Ashraf's assassination was one of a string of attacks on politicians in Indian-controlled Kashmir that had been in the midst of renewed revolt and conflict. The attacks have influenced a number of official to resign or drop out of elections.
Mohammed Aslam Baluch was the ethnic Baluch nationalist who authorities suspected had been behind this and several other attacks in the region at this time. Local authorities arrested 15 people for this and a series of other attacks in the area that occurred on the same day.
Mohammed Aslam Baluch was the ethnic Baluch nationalist who authorities suspected had been behind this and several other attacks in the region at this time. Local authorities arrested 15 people for this and a series of other attacks in the area that occurred on the same day. Lt. General Safdar Hussain was the commander of Pakistani troops who had been hunting down militants in South Waziristan.
Mohammed Mehdi was hospitalized with a back injury (fractured vertebrae) due to this incident, and the article stated that there about 10 perpetrators, but this is uncertain.  Additionally, this event is also linked to the arson of Mehdi's office on June 3, 1974 by a pro-Israel group (197406030002).
Mohd Qayoom was serving on election duty, thus the attacks were likely meant to disrupt the local elections.
Moore claimed that he did not hate white people and officials at the seen of the hostage siege said that it was soon obvious that Moore had no intent to hurt the hostages.
More than 4,000 people fled their homes as a result of this and other LRA attacks. Many of the people went to the refugee transit center at Palorinya in northern Uganda seeking protection.
Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) spokesman, Eid Cabalu, denied that the rebels were behind the attack, saying the gunmen could have been local residents harassed recently by soldiers.
Moro Islamic Liberation Front is suspected in the attack, however, they deny responsibility.
Mortars have been referred to as heavy artillery in previous cases similar to this, but no such reference is mentioned here.
Most of the articles refer to the office as an empty military intelligence office; the military moved out in July.
Most of the damage resulted from the automatic sprinklers putting out the flames.  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.
Most of the slain civilians died when stray bullets tore through their homes, but the Mayor was reportedly targeted directly and shot to death by the rebels. Officials said eight of the officers were executed at close range, presumably after having surrendered, and that rebels hacked the dead police with machetes and burned some of their corpses.
Most of the victims were laborers preparing to go to work.
Most of the victims were member of the Shi i community in Nahrawan.
Most people thought the people behind the attacks were people who wanted to destroy the peace in Mogadishu.  Also, there was anger among Muslims over a statement by Pope Benedict XVI against the Prophet Muhammad.
Most sources say 100 people were wounded across the two attacks and 13 people were killed. These two totals were divided across the two incidents.
Most sources say six people were killed and 32 were injured; therefore, these were the values entered for nkill and nwound.
Motive and group is unknown
Motive and perpetrator group are unknown
Motive and perpetrators are unknown; this could be a purely criminal act.
Mozafar al-Obaidi was known to be against the attacks coming out of Azamiyah Province.
MP Kingsley Rajanayagam was killed around 6:15 pm, and his personal bodyguard, a police constable named Hemantha Dissanayake, was also injured in the incident and admitted to the hospital.
Mr. Abelardo Martin was killed in February 2001 (specific date was not reported) by crossfire between the rebels and government soldiers. It is unclear if this was or was not a rescue attempt.
Mr. Chubais is a key figure in Russia's massive post-Soviet privatization program, which was widely criticized for giving away prized state-owned business and property to tycoons with ties to high-ranking officials
Mr. Damola Adebayo (a.k.a. "Fryo"), the prime suspect in the case, alleged that Osun Deputy Governor, Otunba Iyiola Omisore, and some leaders of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) were the masterminds and sponsors of the murder. Members of the 7-man gang who killed Ige claim there were 19 sponsors in total, including a member of the Oyo State Government House, a top official of the Osun State House of Assembly, a local government chairman in Lagos State, a local government chairman in Osun State and a police top brass.  Omisore denied these accusations. No one has been convicted in the case, and the inability to track down the killers has been viewed as a grand cover up by the police and presidency authorities.
Mr. Eido's son, Khaled, two bodyguards, two members of the Lebanese soccer team Nejmeh, and four other civilians were also killed. Subsequent analysis suggested the VBIED weighed at least 175 pounds.
Mr. Juhayyid did not portray any violent behavior except possibly to use his weapon to threaten the pilot to change course.  The Jordian Civil Aviation Authority were aware of the hijacking, and were heightening security to deal with the incident.  News reports stated that airline officials saw him as more of a desperate youth than a terrorist with a political or social agenda.
Mr. Pir had recently lost an election in National Assembly elections before his abduction. The BJP was a Hindu-nationalist party.
Mr. Schilling was rescued on April 13, 2001 in Luk town in Sulu Province after three weeks of a military offensive against the extremist rebels.
Mr. Teeley was a laundry contractor who worked with the US government and with US bases in Iraq. His kidnapping was used to intimidate others in the region, especially others working for the US government.
Mrs. Mancini-Meri was a member of the executive council of the Corsican territorial community and president of the Corsica tourist agency.
Ms. Anna Zarkova was the target of constant threats after she published an interview bringing up shady details about bribery and corruption in the professional life of Mr. Rusko Karagogov. The Trud management connected the incident to a number of attacks on the newspaper, one of which was a bomb attempt in early 1998. The attack came at a period of insecurity that existed in Bulgaria, which favored the criminal world.
Mudey was unharmed.
Mufti Jamil was shot 8 times. It is unclear whether the attack was motivated by sectarian strife or by foreign elements.
Muhammad Shaban Bhat, Ghulam Muhammad Gujjar, Muhammad Ashraf Waza, Ahmad Mir, and Idrees Ahmad were also killed in the blast.
Muhammad Yusuf Gunai was also the former president of the Awami League, and close companion of Kooka Parray, and the son of Wali Muhammad alias Yusuf Dastgiri. --The district of Baramulla is where three of four state assembly seats were to be up for grabs in a special election on April 24, for which separatists had urged a boycott. But none of the rebel groups claimed responsibility for this killing. Yusuf had recently joined the BJP, but had contested the 1996 Legislative Assembly elections on an Awami League ticket and had lost.
Mullah Attaullah, a Taliban commander, was killed in the attack.
Mullah Fazlullah-led local Taliban announced that the town, as well as other towns, would be ruled by Shariah law
Mullah Shah Nazar, a mid-level Taliban commander who was involved in several attacks, including this one, was arrested the following day on 2/14.
Multiple incident - 200111220004.  The same assailants attacked two hamlets that were in the same area and killed peasants, accusing them of collaborating with the AUC.
Multiple incident - the same assailants attacked two hamlets that were in the same area and killed peasants, accusing them of collaborating with the AUC (GTD ID# 200111240008)
Multiple incidents - 200005180004.  Sources differ in the number killed and injured.
Multiple incidents - 200005180007.  Sources differ in the number killed and injured.
Multiple incidents - 200007060006.  It is unclear when the hostages were taken and whether they were civilians.  It is also unknown whether the assailants were armed at the time that they stole the weapons.
Multiple incidents - 200007170005 and 200007000001.  One source states that the school was a high school while two sources state it was a college.
Multiple incidents - 200007270005.  It is unknown whether the hostages were killed or released.
Multiple incidents - 200008130004, 200008130007, 200008000001, and 200008130008.  Sources differ in the number of injured and killed.
Multiple incidents - 200008130006, 200008130007, 200008000001 and 200008130008.  One source stated that the explosion was caused by an improvised explosive device (IED) while two sources stated it was a land mine.  Sources differ in the number of injured and killed.
Multiple incidents - 200008130006, 200008130007, 200008130008, and 200008130004. One source states the incident happened on August 12, 2000, while other sources state that it happened on August 13, 2000.
Multiple incidents - 200008150004.  The assailant admitted to attacks on eight different brothels and one sex shop.  He stated that he was following Phineas from the Book of Numbers and combating debauchery.
Multiple incidents - 200008150006.  The assailant admitted to attacks on eight different brothels and one sex shop.  He stated that he was following Phineas from the Book of Numbers and combating debauchery.
Multiple incidents - 200010240008 and 200010240009.  The rebels attacked three villages on the same day, with an overall death count of 25 between all three locations.  Several hundred houses in total were burned between the three villages.
Multiple incidents - 200011130008.  Sources indicate that the attacks in both incidents were perpetrated by the same group of rebels.
Multiple incidents - 200011240010, 200011240011, 200011240012.  There were attacks on four villages on the same day.  Collectively, eight people were killed.
Multiple incidents - 200011240010, 200011240011, 200011240013. There were attacks on four villages on the same day.  Collectively, eight people were killed.
Multiple incidents - 200011240010, 200011240012, 200011240013.  There were attacks on four villages on the same day.  Collectively, eight people were killed.
Multiple incidents - 200011240011, 200011240012, 200011240013.  There were attacks on four villages on the same day.  Collectively, eight people were killed.
Multiple incidents - 200012040005.  Sources state that the death toll between this and the multiple incident was two civilians, one soldier, and seven rebels.
Multiple incidents - 200101190006, 200101190008, 200101190009.  Sources provided different accounts of the number injured for all four incidents.  Some sources stated one person was injured and some stated two were injured.
Multiple incidents - 200101190006, 200101190008, 200101190010.  Sources provided different accounts of the number injured for all four incidents.  Some sources stated one person was injured and some stated two were injured.
Multiple incidents - 200101190006, 200101190009, 200101190010.  Sources provided different accounts of the number injured for all four incidents.  Some sources stated one person was injured and some stated two were injured.
Multiple incidents - 200101190008, 200101190009, 200101190010.  Sources provided different accounts of the number injured for all four incidents.  Some sources stated one person was injured and some stated two were injured.
Multiple incidents - 200102210004.  The assailants attacked the General's wife and daughter in two different incidents on the same day.
Multiple incidents - 200103020011.  The same group of assailants are believed to have attacked another group of shepherds four kilometers from this attack.
Multiple incidents - 200209150003 and 200209150008.  Sources report that two people were killed between the three villages.
Multiple incidents - 200209150007 and 200209150008.  Sources report that two people were killed between the three villages.
Multiple incidents - 200209150008 and 200209150003.  Sources report that two people were killed between the three villages.
Multiple incidents - 200209290006.  This incident occurred 15 minutes after another bombing at a cinema house, which had also been targeted by ISA in the past.
Multiple incidents - GTD ID 200007100004.  Sources report that 3-5 assailants were involved.  Sources also speculate that the event may have been fabricated for political purposes.
Multiple incidents - GTD ID 200007270003.  It is unknown whether the hostages were killed or released.
Multiple incidents - GTD ID# 200010240005 and 200010240008.  The rebels attacked three villages on the same day, with an overall death count of 25 between all three locations.  Several hundred houses in total were burned between the three villages.
Multiple incidents - GTD ID# 200010240005 and 200010240009.  The rebels attacked three villages on the same day, with an overall death count of 25 between all three locations.  Several hundred houses in total were burned between the three villages.
Multiple incidents - GTD ID# 200011130007.  Sources indicate that the attacks in both incidents were perpetrated by the same group of rebels.
Multiple incidents - GTD ID# 200012050002.  Sources state that the death toll between this and the multiple incident was two civilians, one soldier, and seven rebels.
Multiple incidents - GTD ID# 200102210003.  The assailants attacked the General's wife and daughter in two different incidents on the same day.
Multiple incidents - GTD ID# 200103020009.  The same group of assailants are believed to have attacked another group of shepherds four kilometers from this attack.
Multiple incidents - GTD ID# 201111080062.  One source states that there were 50 assailants; another source states there were 100 assailants.
Multiple incidents - GTD ID# 201111090012.  One source states that four people were killed while a second source states that two people were killed.
Multiple incidents - GTD ID# AEAE.  One source states that there were 50 assailants; another source states there were 100 assailants.
Multiple incidents - GTD ID#201111260024 and 201111260025.  While earlier sources state that no one was killed in the attacks, later sources state that four were killed and 20 were injured.  In addition, all sources state that witnesses heard gunfire; however, they are not able to clarify who was firing upon whom.  Finally, different source mention additional targets, such as beer parlors and market stalls.  The only consistently reported targets are the police headquarters, the bank and the church.
Multiple incidents - GTD ID#201111260024 and 201111260026.  While earlier sources state that no one was killed in the attacks, later sources state that four were killed and 20 were injured.  In addition, all sources state that witnesses heard gunfire; however, they are not able to clarify who was firing upon whom.  Finally, different source mention additional targets, such as beer parlors and market stalls.  The only consistently reported targets are the police headquarters, the bank and the church.
Multiple incidents - GTD ID#201111260025 and 201111260026.  While earlier sources state that no one was killed in the attacks, later sources state that four were killed and 20 were injured.  In addition, all sources state that witnesses heard gunfire; however, they are not able to clarify who was firing upon whom.  Finally, different source mention additional targets, such as beer parlors and market stalls.  The only consistently reported targets are the police headquarters, the bank and the church.
Multiple incidents - six villages were attacked and burnt down in the same area at the same time by the LRA.  There were 470 victims between the six villages.  Doubt Terrorism Proper - it is not clear whether the attacks occurred while the LRA were fleeing from the military (if so, it does not meet intentionality criteria) or whether it was a planned event.
Multiple incidents - the assailants also attacked and destroyed another five villages at the same time.  Sources indicate that, between all six villages, 7 people were confirmed dead.  In addition, sources state that there were four military personnel killed; however, that occurred in the following military strike, so it has not been included in this incident.
Multiple incidents - there were 14 explosions that happened overnight in Corsica; if the bombing had succeeded, this would have been the fifteenth explosion.
Multiple incidents - this was one of 14 explosions that happened overnight in Corsica.  One source stated that one individual was treated for shock at one of the explosion sites but a second source stated that no one was injured in any of the explosions.
Multiple incidents: the assailants attacked two bases at the same time, including Forward Operating Base Salerno and Camp Chapman.  Between the two incidents, two Afghan soldiers were killed and three were wounded.  Four U.S. soldiers were wounded.  Sources mention that the assailants wore suicide vests; however, there is no mention if the vests were activated.
Multiple incidents: three military bases were hit at the same time, including Combat Outpost Margah, Combat Forward Operating Base Tillman, and Forward Operating Base Boris.  NATO claims that 25 assailants were killed in the military response; however, these numbers have not been confirmed.
Multiple incidents.  This bombing occurred 15 minutes before a second bombing at a circus, which had also been targeted in the past by the ISA.
Multiple infiltrators burned down several tents at an IDF checkpoint.
Multiple Palestinian groups, including HAMAS, claimed responsibility for the bus attack, saying it was carried out to avenge the death of Masoud Ayyad, the high-ranking Palestinian security official killed the day before by Israeli Apache helicopters firing antitank missiles.
Murara camp, which shelters over 2,000 people, was previously attacked at the end of March 2001. During that attack, genocidal terrorists burned down more than 300 houses and a primary school.
Murdered in the attack were a 64-year-old woman and an eight-year old child as they broke the fast.  Kidnapped were two 15-year old girls.  The assault by the suspected Islamic group occurred as security forces continued a vast two-month operation to track the dissidents in their hideouts throughout central Algeria.
Musa Dakayev was an opponent of separatism, advocating keeping Chechnya in the Russian Federation.  Sadid-Selim, a local policeman and Musa Dakayev's son, was also killed in the attack.
Muslim insurgents are believed to responsible
Muslim insurgents are suspected in the incident
Muslim Insurgents in the South of Thailand tend to attack targets from motorcycle as in this case.
Muslim Khan, Muslim Khan, spokesman for a Taliban group led by radical cleric Maulana Fazlullah, claimed responsibility for the abduction.
Muslim militants were suspected in the attack.
Muslim Militants were suspected in the attack.
Muslim Militants were suspected in the attack. This was one of two related cases (cf: [200406170001])
Muslim Militants were suspected in the attack. This was one of two related cases (cf: [200406170002])
Muslim Militants were suspected in the attack. This was one of two related cases (cf: [200406260002]).
Muslim Militants were suspected in the attack. This was one of two related cases (cf: [200406260003]).
Muslim rebels were identified as the perpetrators by the Indian Government.
Muslim Separatists claimed responsibility.
Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Haqiqi is a dissident faction of Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM). An MQM leader, Farooq Sattar, said the bombs were part of a "conspiracy" against the MQM organization.
Myanmar's military junta blamed the attack on a pro-democracy-linked "terrorist" who was allegedly trying to disrupt a controversial convention reworking the country's constitution.
MYM claimed credit for the attack in a post to a Somali-language jihadist website. Casualty figures varied widely between eyewitness accounts, government claims, and perpetrator claims, so the last-published number was used for this reference.
Nabil Mansour was last seen on July 9th and his body was discovered on July 17th.  When Mohammed Shabata was captured, he was at an airport waiting to fly back to Libya.  Shabata shot Mansour five times in the head and upper body.
Nabil Razouk worked for RSI, a US based firm, though he was not accused of being a spy for the US, the United States did take a role in his release. The hostages had Israeli identification papers, but Israel would not aid in the negotiations for their release because of lack of proof of their citizenship.
Nadia Desdemona Lioce , the leader of the Red Brigades, was among five terrorists sentenced to life on June 1, 2005 for their role in the murder of Marco Biagi.
Nalumalinee, who was travelling from the regional commercial center to sell plasticware, was subsequently shot twice in the head and beheaded. His head was discovered in a fertilizer bag late in the evening approximately 300 meters from the site of the attack.
Name of victim Abdel-Zahraa Othman, also known as Izzedine Saleem (President of the IGC).
Names of those killed was Aciro, Santa and Ongom Agoro.
Naqshbandi was captured in Helmand on March 4 (killed on April 10) with Italian La Repubblica journalist Daniele Mastrogiacomo, who was freed about two weeks later in a controversial, and widely condemned, exchange for five Taliban prisoners.
Nasser Salah el-Dein Brigades was the armed wing of the Palestinian Resistance Committees.
National chairman of the Conference of Nigerian Political Parties (CNPP), Dr. Olapade Agoro, explained that the assailants were real professional killers who were most likely employed by high profile people in the society. The suspects arraigned in court for taking part in the murder of Williams included Abubakar Kalamu, Bulama Kolo, Garba Abubakar, Musa Maina, David Cassidy , Felix John, Tunani Sonani, Mustapha Kayode and Okponwasa Imariabie.
National Guardsmen in both New Hampshire and Vermont were deployed to protect their respective armories as a result of this incident.  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.
National Resistance Brigades was the armed wing of the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine (DFLP).
National Union for the Total Independence of Angola (UNITA) rebels had been kidnapping civilians in Bie Province and other parts of the country, at the time of the attack, for use as transport for food and arms.
Naval sources claimed that the explosion had been caused by a compressed natural gas (CNG) cylinder. However, members of the law enforcement agency claimed that an explosive device had been planted under the vehicle.
Navy spokesmen claimed the explosion was an accident resulting from an electrical charge that occurred during fueling, alternately another "secret" Navy source alleged militant involvement
NCTC's source needs to be deleted from this incident, it reports a different incident than that of the original source.
Neiva is about 250 miles south of Colombia's capital Bogota.
Nelson Mortos Jr escaped on October 27th, 2012, while Jerry Senon was later freed.
Nepal Oil Corporation was recently criticized for the rising prices of gasoline, cooking gas, and diesel. Further, this was the first major explosion in Kathmandu Valley since May 2009.
Nepal's King Gyanendra appointed Ajaya Raj Singh (District) Coordinator after taking over the government in February 2005.
Nepalese government forces launched a couterattack against Maoist training camps killing 600 in the week following the attacks.
Nepalese Maoists had laid a siege on Katmandu, threatening to attack any incoming or outgoing vehicles. The attack reinforced their claims, frightening much of the populace away from traveling outside the city.
Nepalese officials blamed Maoist insurgents for the attack.
New People's Army (NPA) spokesperson Rigoberto Sanchez claimed responsibility. The victim Patrick Winiger is of Swiss descent, but he was born in the Philippines.
News items report that this incident was part of a string of incidents perpetrated by the LRA in August to September 2000 in northern Uganda. Kitgum District is at northernmost Uganda, sharing a border with Sudan.
News reports mentioned that the Jammu and Kashmir State Police were considering disciplinary action against the absent guards during the attack.
Nhan Trong Do's body was discovered in his car at around 8:00 AM.  One year after the incident, Triet Le, a columnist for Tien Phong, and his wife were shot and killed (199009220011).  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).
Nidal Abdullah was also killed in the attack.
Nilakshan is the eighth media worker or journalist killed in Jaffna since May 2006. Many of the killings and attacks against reporters remain unsolved, and a climate of fear has been instilled in the country. The victim was a part-time reporter.
Nindu Langthasa, also an executive council member of the North Cachar (District) Autonomous Council, was also killed in this attack. The named victims were lured to a local house by DHD (J) members pretending to be villagers and the shooting likely represented an attack by the anti-Congress Party DHD (J) against two pro-Congress politicians. Four members of DHD (J), including team leaders Mairung Dimasa and Action Dimasa, were arrested on June 7, while one member of (NSCN (IM)) named Anga Lotha was arrested on June 9 and another NSNC (IM)) member named Joyjung Neume was arrested on June 10.
Nine days after before incident, a firebomb was thrown through another abortion clinic in Columbus, Ohio (199102140015).  The Christian Liberation Army claimed both attacks in a letter sent to another abortion clinic.
Nine days after this incident, a fire was set at the same abortion clinic (198904090005).
Nine days after this incident, a firebomb was thrown through another abortion clinic in Columbus, Ohio (199102230010).  The Christian Liberation Army claimed both attacks in a letter sent to another abortion clinic.
Nine days later, there was a bombing at the Puerto Rican National Guard armory in San Juan. (198803290012)
Nine hostage victims were killed on 9/20/2017. The remaining hostage victims escaped on the same day.
Nine of the hostages were released unharmed on 07/18/2011 after interrogation, while two hostages identified as Syed Ajlal Hussain and Zakir Hussain, were killed on 09/19/2011. The status of the remaining hostage was not reported. The most recent available sources listed the number of people taken hostage for this attack from 10 to 12, and the number of hostages released for this attack from nine to 10, so the majority hostage figures have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
Nine of the kidnap victims were released on March 15, 2015. The fate of the remaining victim is unknown.
Nine people were returned to the camp and 20 people, all children, were still being held as of January 31, 2000.
Nine Sudanese and Kenyan workers at the compound escaped while the compound was being attacked.  After the four hostages were kidnapped, Operation Lifeline Sudan, a coalition of U.N. and private relief organization, were in contact with the hostages through radios that the attackers took.  Some of the sources say that those kidnapped were Sudanese and Kenyan, while others say that four Americans were kidnapped and a note was left.  It is also unclear who this was responsible for this incident.
Nineteen hostages were released, eleven others were still held.
Nineteen of the hostages were killed on April 9, 2016. The remaining 17 hostages were wounded and escaped on April 9, 2016. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
Nineteen were killed and eighty were injured in the three church bombings. The figures were divided between three cases for statistical accuracy.
Ningthoujam Ibungo belongs to the United National Liberation Front (UNLF), and was arrested in connection with the bombing; however, the People's Liberation Army (India) claimed responsibility for the attack.
Niraula was shot at around 10:30 AM (local time) on the way to his office. He was shot in the stomach.
Njuguna worked for Shibli Enterprises Ltd, a company contracted by MSF to transport medical supplies.
No additional information could be found about the kidnappings.
No additional information on the whereabouts of these Iraqi civilians.
No additional information was found on the kidnappings resolution.
No casualties or damages were reported.
No casualties were reported; however, there is no mention regarding injuries or property destruction
No casualties were reported. The blast left a two meter crater.
No corroborating sources were found for this incident.
No corroborating sources were found.
No corroborating sources were found.  It was reported that elections in the Philippines were often marred by violence at the local level with some politicians using "private armies" of supporters to intimidate voters.
No corroborating sources were found.  Several of the stores targeted were owned by Jaffna Tamils, or those from the northern region of the island.
No corroborating sources were found. More than 40 incumbent and former mayors were killed in the three years preceding this incident by leftist guerrillas and rightist militias in Colombia.
No damage or casualties are reported.
No damage was subsequently done to the pipeline.
No date is given for the incident.
No detail is provided as to who was responsible for the shooting, although both sources discuss ongoing conflicts between the LTTE, Karuna renegades, and the military.
No detail was provided as to how the LTTE gained control of the building.
No detail was provided as to the type of the attack, the type of weapons used in the attack, or the amount of damage done in the attack.  One source says that nine people were injured while another says that three people were injured.  The source noted that the three injured were paramilitary soldiers.
No details about the circumstances of the attack were reported.
No financial losses because the jewelers take their jewelry displays home with them when they close their shops in the afternoon.
No further information given regarding the outcome of the kidnapping. The perpetrators were thought to be Maoist rebels of some kind.
No group claimed responsibility for the attack and police did not say if there were any suspects. Previous attacks were often blamed on Islamic fundamentalists.
No group claimed responsibility for the attack, but members of the Balochistan Liberation Army said they had bombed a section of track in the region and that they had also bombed a government office in Quetta earlier in January 2005. No further information was available on that bombing.
No group claimed responsibility for the attack, but police found a bundle of leaflets of Khumbuwan Mukti Morcha which suggested they may have been involved.
No group claimed responsibility for the attack; however, according to police, the armed militants led by Reynato Saysay (Friday) were responsible for the attack.
No group claimed responsibility for the attack; however, the group was reportedly led by GNLA area commander Baichung Momin and his deputy Eudo Ch Momin (Cellopa).
No group claimed responsibility for the blasts
No group claimed responsibility soon after the attack. However, Euskadi ta Askatasuna (ETA) normally does not claim responsibility for its attacks until days or weeks afterwards. A spokesman for Euskal Herritarrok, ETA's political wing, said the attack was proof that Spain and France could not deal with the Basque problem.
No group claimed responsibility, but authorities claim that the group was under the command of Reneil Celion (Ka Kumpol), and the armed men identified themselves as members of the New People’s Army (NPA) rebel.
No group claimed responsibility, but it was believed that the 14 March Coalition and the Eight March Coalition were responsible.
No group claimed responsibility, but it was believed that the Eight March Coalition and 14 March Coalition were responsible.
No group claimed responsibility; however unverified media reports claim that the suspects were members of Jamaat al-Tawhid wal-Jihad.
No group claimed responsibility; however, Asit Mahato of the PCAPA said the Maoists and PCAPA activists have jointly called for an indefinite blockade in the area to protest against the CPM cadres camping in many villages of Lalgarh and Belpahari.
No group claimed responsibility; however, the assailants fled the incident shouting pro- Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-M) slogans.
No group has claimed responsibility for the attack however it is highly suspected that the Taliban are responsible.
No group is identified as responsible, but sources make reference to the Revolutionary United Front (RUF).
No group or individuals have claimed responsibility but the Taliban is suspected.
No indictment was brought for this crime other than the conspiracy charge, due to lack of adequate evidence and witnesses; however, based on the only eye-witness description, investigators suspected Larry Green was responsible for this attack.  Additionally, a car matching the description of Larry Green's 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 eleventh 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, 197401280001, 197401280002, 197401280003, 197401280004, 197404010003, 197404140003, and 197404160003
No indictment was brought for this crime other than the conspiracy charge, due to lack of adequate evidence and witnesses; however, based on the only eye-witness description, investigators suspected Manuel Moore was responsible for this attack.  Additionally, a car matching the description of Larry Green's 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 tenth 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, 197312220003, 197312230001, 197401280001, 197401280002, 197401280003, 197401280004, 197404010003, 197404140003, and 197404160003
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 believed that Manuel Moore and Larry Green were 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 eighth 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, 197312220003, 197312230001, 197401280001, 197401280002, 197401280003, 197401280004, 197404010003, 197404140003, and 197404160003.
No indictment was brought for this crime other than the conspiracy charge, due to lack of adequate evidence and witnesses; however, it is believed that J.C. Simon and Manuel Moore are responsible for the murder of Marietta DiGirolamo, as this incident occurred only about an hour and twenty minutes after the shooting of Arthur Agnos.  Nonetheless, Anthony Harris, the main witness for the prosecution, never mentioned anything about the assault on DiGirolamo, and witnesses were unable to definitively identify her killer(s). 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 seventh 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, 197404140003, and 197404160003
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 sixth incident in a series of 20 attacks (with 23 victims) by the perpetrators who came to be know as the Zebra killers: see also events197310200002, 197310220003, 197310290003, 197311250004, 197312110002, 197312130001, 197312130002, 197312200004, 197312220002, 197312220003, 197312230001, 197401280001, 197401280002, 197401280003, 197401280004, 197404010003, 197404140003, and 197404160003
No indictment was brought for this crime other than the conspiracy charge; however, authorities believe that J.C. Simon and Manuel Moore are responsible for this 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 fifteenth 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, 197401280002, 197401280003, 197401280004, 197404010003, 197401280005, 197402030002, 197402240005, 197403070002, 197403090001, 197403070004, 197403000001, 197403000002, 197403210002, 197404140003, and 197404160003
No indictment was brought for this crime other than the conspiracy charge; however, authorities believe that J.C. Simon and Manuel Moore are responsible for this 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 fourteenth 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, 197401280004, 197404010003, 197401280005, 197402030002, 197402240005, 197403070002, 197403090001, 197403070004, 197403000001, 197403000002, 197403210002, 197404140003, and 197404160003
No indictment was brought for this crime other than the conspiracy charge. 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 twelfth 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, 197401280001, 197401280002, 197401280003, 197401280004, 197404010003, 197404140003, and 197404160003.
No information is available on the hostage outcome.
No Iraqi police were injured in the explosion.
No LTTE members were in the office during the attack. Only the 65 year old female building owner was present. She succumbed to the injuries in the bomb attack.
No mention was made of the assailants' weapons, the number of injured from both sides, and whether any of the attackers were captured.
No official claim of responsibility was taken but it's assumed that militants groups from Pakistan were responsible.
No one has claimed responsibility for the attack, but Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) separatists have used mortars in attacks against government.
No one knew where the bombs came from but it is guessed that they came from the government and accidentally hit the target instead of terrorists.
No one took responsibility for the blast, but the Taliban blamed the northern-based opposition, led by ousted president Burhanuddin Rabbani and his former Defense Chief Ahmed Shah Massood. The small hotel was mostly occupied by Arab nationals and their families.
No one was in the store at the time. Ron Bakir could not suggest a potential reason for this attack. He had previously praised people of the Gold Coast for ignoring calls to join race riots.
No other information concerning the injuries of other people on the bus was available.
No perpetrator or motive has been identified
No reports of casualties or property damage.
No reports whether the hostages were released, executed, etc.
No responsibility was claimed, but a week earlier the MILF chairman, Hashim Salamat, called on a renewed campaign against the government.
No source provides a location for the incident, but it can be inferred that the attack took place in Maputo
No specific group is mentioned but sources speculate that the incident was caused by Basque separatists
No specific location of the kidnapping within the No Fire Zone was available. No exact date of the kidnapping was available, so the first day of the weekend was used to preserve accuracy.
No statement that this was a "sticky bomb".
No substantive evidence has been found linking the attack to Islamic separatism, however. There has been tension in Xinjiang between the majority Muslim population and the minority Han Chinese
No word as to the well being of the hostages or if they are still alive.
None of the soldiers targeted in the attack were killed or hurt.  All of the causalities were civilians near the explosion.  The psychosocial consequences are listed as moderate because of the effects this even may have on peace talks that were to be held in Somalia July 15, 2007.
Noor Zali was also injured in the attack.
Note that the attack was carried by two different news sources examined in the same OSC summary.
Note that the incident was reported on by three different newspapers in the OSC summary.
Note that three separate Indian newspapers reported the incident on June 9.
Note the incident was reported in two separate publications listed in the OSC summary.
NTV reported that a group of people gathered after the attack shouting pro-Kurdish Workers' Party (PKK) slogans.
Number of deaths reported ranges from 6 to 8.  Number of injured ranges from 4 to 7.
Number of hostages ranges from 26 to 150.
Number of persons injured for this attack conflicted across sources. Following GTD protocol, the majority of estimates are reported here.
Number of those killed (not included the assailant) ranges from 2 to 3 people.
Number of wounded ranges from 3 to 4
Number of wounded reported ranges from 6 to 8 people.
Numerous post-conflict academic sources report that the KLA intimidated or killed Albanians who refused to support the KLA.
Numerous sources state that the attacker was a child. Casualty numbers for this incident conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimates are reported here.
Occidental Mindoro Province was one of the hotbeds of the communist movement in the Philippines at the time of the attack.
Occurred at approximately 10:15pm.
Of the 31 individuals wounded, three were British aid workers.
Of the four perpetrators indicted, two of them, Beam and Moratto, were Klansmen.  Hutto was also accused of being a member of the Klan.  It had been widely reported that a splinter group of the Klan took credit for the attack. The perpetrators were also indicted for 197103110001 and 197005120002.
Of the four perpetrators indicted, two of them, Beam and Moratto, were Klansmen.  Hutto was also accused of being a member of the Klan.  It had been widely reported that a splinter group of the Klan took credit for the attack. The perpetrators were also indicted for 197103110001 and 197010090001.
Of the four perpetrators indicted, two of them, Beam and Moratto, were Klansmen.  Hutto was also accused of being a member of the Klan.  The perpetrators were also indicted for 197005120002 and 197010090001.
Of the nine rockets shot, three hit the boundary wall, three landed in an open area and three others landed in a field.
Of the nine trucks involved in the attack, five were burnt completely. Four police officers were injured in attack by Taliban militants. The convoy had finished delivering supplies to US forces in the Kandahar (Province) Province, indicating this attack was designed to disrupt cooperation between US forces and private citizens/groups in Afghanistan.
Officer Christiansen was killed instantly, while Officer Teel survived long enough to call for help, but died on his way to the hospital.  This incident took place during racial tension in Riverside California.  Three African Americans; Civil Rights leader Gary Lawton, Nehemiah Jackson and Larrie Gardner, were tried three times for the murders, but were never convicted.
Officer Troutt was struck in the chest and leg.  Police did not believe that this incident was linked with the attempted bombing of the Alexander County Courthouse (197006120002).
Officers guarding the victim were suspended for dereliction of duty
Officers were wounded when returning to the mess after duty around 7:30pm.
Official Indian sources confirmed that the perpetrator group was the United Liberation Front of Assam (ULFA).  However, the officials did not state how they knew the group was responsible for the bombing.
Officially, it was estimated that the plumbing of the building sustained between $3,000-$5,000 in damages.
Officials are investigating and suspect either JMB or Maoists.
Officials believe it could be the work of Hamas.
Officials believe that the 4 people that were unaccounted for at the end of the hostage situation were killed by the group.
Officials believe the attack was committed by Sunni gunmen, but there was no claim of responsibility
Officials believed Syrian intelligence operators inside Lebanon played a part in the bombing.
Officials claimed that Chechen rebels are responsible for the incident; the rebels deny involvement and blame Russian officials for the attack.
Officials conflict on the number of assailants in this attack. Following GTD protocol, the lowest estimate is taken.
Officials did not confirm whether there was a Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) office in the area.
Officials did not name a suspected group but did suspect Maoist Rebels in the area.
Officials from the Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Company (EGAS) denied that the incident took place.
Officials in Colombia blame "narco-terrorists" for the attack.
Officials in the news reports blame Muslim separatists, but no specific group is named.
Officials note that large explosive-filled tunnels are traditionally intended to kill or trap soldiers.
Officials questioned whether this attack was connected to the murder of Red Army Faction (RAF) member Horst Ludwig Meyer, which occurred several days earlier.
Officials said that tribal militants were suspected of planting the landmine.
Officials said the Muslim secessionist groups Lashkar-e-Taiba or Jaysh-e Muhammad (Army of Muhammad) could have been behind the attack. Mutahidda Jihad Council, an alliance of Muslim secessionist groups claimed the Indian government was responsible for the attack.
Officials say rebels ambushed the farmers Thursday in the district of Polonnaruwa. The attack happened near a jungle area where Tamil rebels have been fighting Sri Lankan troops. The rebels had no immediate comment on the shootings.
Officials say the bomber slammed a truck with explosives and chlorine gas into a police checkpoint spewing chlorine gas into the air.
Officials state that only three soldiers were kidnapped, while military personnel state that as many as a dozen soldiers were kidnapped.
Officials suspect Afghanistan based militants were involved in this incident.
Officials suspected a militant group led by Makata Alimamah perpetrated the attack. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism related-criteria. Authorities suspected that the attack on the deputy governor and security secretary may have been carried out by state officials.
Officials suspected that Chechen rebels carried out this attack to retaliate against the recent crackdown on kidnapping activities.
Officials suspected that the bomb might have been meant either for a military convoy or for the local police, however such suspicions were not confirmed.
Officials suspected that this attack was a protest against the anniversary of the "vote for peace."
Officials suspected that this attack was perpetrated to heighten tensions in the peace process.
Officials worked on the possibility that the bomb had been on a timer and suggested that the aim had been for it to go off as 7th Army Headquarters military personnel were leaving.
Oil pipelines in Iraq are the frequent target of insurgent attacks.
Oil production provided a significant revenue source for the Colombian government.
Oliver Ivanovic was later shot and killed in a separate incident on January 16, 2018.
Omar Ramalan was arrested.
On 02/09/2003, thousands of Colombians marched in Bogota to protest against the bombing.
On 06/22/2011, security forces said that the persons responsible for the attack have been arrested, and sources indicated that a Captain and two police officers were involved in the attack. The identities of the perpetrators were not confirmed by officials.
On 09/13/2000, an Indonesian Military patrol searched the area around the incident site to hunt down GAM rebels, but unsuccessfully.
On 09/24/2010, a female KCP-Military Council cadre, Thoibi of Khurai Sajor Leikai, was arrested for engineering the attack.
On 12/17/2008 on Wednesday, a court convicted the ten members responsible for the arson attack and sentenced the two leaders of the group to three-year prison terms with 18 months suspended, the maximum handed down. The group must pay €17,500 ($25,025).
On 28 March, Peter Korotchenko was deprived of part of his responsibilities related to finance and property management, Regnum news agency reported.
On 8/25/2009, one hostage escaped. The second hostage was killed, either in a rescue attempt or by the perpetrators several days after the rescue attempt in January 2013.
On August 16th and 17th, ten people were arrested in connection with the attack. It was unclear if any of those arrested were the actual perpetrators or people involved in planning the attack.
On August 21, 2017 Ansar al-Sharia (Pakistan) claimed responsibility for the death of three unidentified individuals and stated that the victims had falsely used the name of the group to claim the killing of several Pakistani security officials.
On December 22, Mordechai Levy, leader of the Jewish Defense Organization (which is unrelated to the JDL) was arrested for investigation into the vandalism of Ashley's home; however, Levy claimed he had an alibi and was in New York on December 2, and that he was being framed and had the flight tickets and receipts to prove it.  Additionally, on December 22, Irving Rubin, leader of the Jewish Defense League, was arrested on charges of making telephone threats against Ashley, when Rubin called him at his home after the May firebombing and after the vandalism earlier in December.  However, Rubin claimed they had a cordial conversation in which Rubin told Ashley that all he had to do was publicly apologize to the Jewish community, and they would leave him alone.  Rubin was later released on bail. In addition to this vandalism incident, Ashley's home was firebombed two times by Jewish terrorists, once in May 1982 (198205270004), and then again in May 1985.
On February 17, 2006, Deutsche Presse Agentur reported that a senior government employee kidnapped by the Maoists from Dhankuta on February 7, had died in captivity. However, the article conflicted with original reports, stating that a total of 15 people had been abducted, 11 of which had been released.
On February 7, 2000, eight additional hostages were released, then on February 8, 2000, one hostage was released and four crew members escaped, leaving no one left who could fly the plane. Early on February 10, 2000, 85 hostages were released, and then later that day the hijackers surrendered and the rest of the hostages were released. Nineteen people were arrested in connection with the incident. On December 5, 2001, nine people were convicted of hijacking, false imprisonment, and possessing grenades and firearms.
On January 23rd, 2013, a suicide bomber targeted the funeral of this victim. Many prominent politicians were in attendance at the funeral. For reference, see incident 201301230001.
On June 5, 2008 the jurors acquitted the defendants: Colonel Vladimir Kvachkov of the military intelligence service GRU (retired), and two former paratroopers, Alexander Naidenov and Robert Yashin. All arrestees were instantly released from custody in the courtroom. On August 26, 2008 the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation overturned the sentence and ordered a retrial. The fourth defendant involved in the case, Ivan Mironov, was detained in December 2006. On October 13, 2009 the Moscow Region Court returned the Chubais assassination case to the Prosecutor-General's Office for its merger with that of Ivan Mironov [ITAR-TASS News Agency].
On March 1st, 2001, a Palestinian detonated an explosive device inside a taxi.  Based on the device, authorities suspect that the bomber may have been the same person who perpetrated the Tel Aviv restaurant bombing.
On May 14, the National Civilian police force announced the arrest of an individual suspected to be involved. The party's general secretary suggested the killing was politically motivated since it was set to occur in front of the Party's headquarters in the run up the following year's election. Pivaral had been a critic of the government concerning perceived security failures. The government claimed the Pivaral murder may have been killed as part of an internal feud inside the UNE
On May 5th 1970, a large quantity of dynamite was stolen from Quick Supply, a dynamite supply warehouse in Ankeny Iowa.  Police believed that the stolen dynamite was used by the Black Panthers in this attack as well as in four other incidents taking place in Iowa during May and June 1970 (197005130001, 197005220003, 197006130001, and 197006210001).
On May 5th 1970, a large quantity of dynamite was stolen from Quick Supply, a dynamite supply warehouse in Ankeny Iowa.  Police believed that the stolen dynamite was used by the Black Panthers in this attack as well as in four other incidents taking place in Iowa during May and June 1970 (197005130001, 197005220003, 197006130001, and 197006290001).
On October 12, 2007, the assailants beheaded six of the hostages.
On September 2nd, 2013, a member of the National Liberation Army (ELN) boarded a bus of Termo Technica workers and told them that ELN considered them military targets.
On Sunday, February 25, the gunmen called in a phone warning and also told the signal operator at Bell's Row, Lurgan, about the bomb.
On the chalk board of the classroom, the Young Americans for Freedom, claimed responsibility for the attack.  Authorities did not take this claim seriously as the YAF was a very conservative organization and it did not have a chapter at Cornell University.
On the day of this attack, the Revolutionary People's Front protested the President's visit to the area.
On the eve of the elections, Chechen militants focused their attention on Grozny.
On the same day as the release of the three hostages, FARC kidnapped three more Drummond employees (cf. 200009110002).
On the same day the body of an employee of the Argun police department was found in the trunk of a car in Mesker-Yurt.
On the same that the bomb detonated, Frank Darwin Alexander called the Southern Nevada Mental Health Institute stating that he sent the device.  Anderson also sent mail bombs to the White house and the Las Vegas ATF office (199903260005 and 199903290005).
Once again, Elisha Dimatteo's car was borrowed to use in this incident, but she was not present at the attack, and she was never told that her car was used to transport and plant incendiaries.  It is unclear if she was part of ELF or ALF at all. Ferguson, Overtaker, and Tubbs were part of a group of about 20 members from ELF and ALF, who called themselves "The Family" and committed nearly 20 acts of arson and ecotage over a 6 year period from 1995 through 2001.   By 2006, all but four of the perpetrators had been captured for their roles in various incidents, and by 2008, the 16 indicted members had been convicted and sentenced for their crimes. Four remained fugitives, including Overtaker.  Ferguson received 2 years probation in exchange for his role as a government informant and key witness, and Tubbs received 12 years and 7 months in prison.
Onded Ambuas was killed and Julian Mandacawan was injured in the attack.
One account called this attack a shooting, another called it an explosion, and others did not specify. An explosion could have been due to a mine left over from previous conflicts.
One Algerian soldier and one member of the Algerian municipal guard were injured in the incident.
One article describes the exact same incident but lists the name of the victim as something completely different.
One article questions the perpetrators target saying that the school was next to the provincial governor's office and a municipal building.
One biased military source states that some of the school children were abducted, but this was not repeated by less biased sources.
One bomb detonated while a second was discovered and defused.
One bomb detonated while the second was discovered and defused.
One bomb was successfully detonated while a second was defused by security forces.
One British national and one Congolese soldier were released later on an unspecified date, but the location and status of the one South African national and the three Congolese soldiers is unknown.
One child was killed in the incident and several others were wounded.
One civilian bystander was killed in the roadside blast.
One civilian hostage was rescued along with two Afghan security forces and another civilian who had been kidnapped at a different time.
One civilians and two policemen were killed across this attack, 201205210016 and 201205210017.
One civilians and two policemen were killed across this attack, 201205210016 and 201205210018.
One civilians and two policemen were killed across this attack, 201205210017 and 201205210018.
One day after the incident, Algerian security forces killed three individuals who they believed were part of the group that carried out the attack.
One day before the incident, there were two firebombings at colleges in Claremont California (197104250001 and 197104250002).
One day before this incident, Salvi attacked two abortion clinics in Brookline, Massachusetts (199412300007 and 199412300008).  The Norfolk's Hillcrest Clinic had previously been the target of many protests.
One day earlier, a bomb detonated underneath an Algerian military envoy on a nearby road (200602280020).
One day earlier, Algerian soldiers were ambushed at the same place in Bagas (200805120005).
One engineer hostage was killed and the status of the remaining hostages is unknown.
One half hour after the bomb explosion, an anonymous caller warned of a bomb that was going to detonated in the locker room, however this device was never found.  The inscriptions on the wall of the building were "Panthers 21," "Support Young Lords," and "Americong."  There was no history of racial violence at James Madison High School.
One hostage escaped and the status of the other four hostages is unknown.
One hostage victim was killed on March 29th, 2014 and the remaining victims were released on March 29th, 2014. Casualty numbers for this attack conflict across sources. Following GTD protocol, the most reliable estimates are reported here.
One hostage was buried alive.
One hostage was from Australia, two were from New Zeeland, one from Venezuela, and one from Lebanon.
One hostage was killed by unknown means, two of the hostages were beheaded and 16 were released on 07/18/2011.
One hostage was killed on August 14, 2014. The fate of the remaining hostages is unknown.
One hostage was killed on the same day, while the remaining two hostages were released.
One hostage was released on 09/17/2010, while the remaining hostages were rescued by Joint Military Task Force, State Security Services, Police and Army personnel on 10/06/2010
One hostage was released on 10/29/2010. The status of the two remaining hostages is unknown.
One hostage was released on 12/14/2010 and the status of the remaining hostage is unknown.
One hostage was reported shot and killed. The fate of the other hostages was not reported.
One hostage who was sick was freed at 7:45 am on 09/13/2000. His briefcase also contained a bomb. At around 5:45 pm on 09/13/2000, he surrendered after being reassured by the local District Government that his demands would be met. He was arrested and kept in the Headquarters of the regional Army Brigade Office. The 13 hostages taken were: Khagrachari Deputy Commissioner Ashraful Makbul, the Khagrachari Additional Divisional Commissioner, the local Police Superintendent, 3 Army Majors, the Commander of the local Armed Police Battalion, 2 Magistrates, the local District Committee President of the Awami League (a political party), the local District Committee Secretary for the Bangladesh Nationalist Party, former District Council Chairman Samiran Dewan, and a journalist.
One hostage, Lucas Tete, was killed on 09/02/2010, and  the three remaining abducted policemen, Abhay Prasad Yadav, Rupesh Kumar Sinha and Ehshan Khan, were released on 09/06/2010.
One hundred abductees were freed the rest remained in captivity.
One in a series of attacks in Baghdad on 7/2/2005. Can be difficult to match attacks and descriptions from different sources.
One Indian civilian, and eight Nepalese civilians, including a Nepalese child, were all killed, in addition to the beheaded soldier. Four more Nepalese civilians were also wounded, but the total number of hostages that were actually released is unknown.
One Journalist was freed 38 days after being captured, supposedly after a ransom was paid. The two other hostages escaped 71 days after being captured.
One kidnap victim was released sometime between May 25 and 27, 2014. The fate of the remaining victims is unknown.
One less reliable source states that two people were injured; the more reliable source states that two guards were killed.
One less reputable source states that the assailants were from a group called Dzhundulla Islamic brigade.
One less reputable source suggests that the assailants belonged to Rahmouni's group
One less-credible source states that the incident was perpetrated in order to rob a bank.
One less-reputable sources states that the assailants also opened fire on the house.
One man, Ashok Yadav, was injured but it was unclear as to which group he belonged.
One member of the group of woodcutters was missing. The victims were from three relief camps including Kalajhar revenue camp, Kalajhar relief camp and Runikhata camp.  The camps were set up for the victims of the 1996 Bodo-Adivasi (tribal groups) ethnic violence.
One month before the incident, AQLIM stated that it was preparing a campaign against infidels.  However, after the attack, AQLIM leadership denied any involvement.
One more of many Taliban attacks on police forces in Afghanistan. The bomb was said to have been planted just outside the check post.
One newspaper, Qatar News Agency, claims Taliban abducted four policemen after the attack, but no other source confirms this.
One of  the victims was identified by the initials D. M.
One of sources said that a sixth woman who was pregnant was kicked by the rebels until they thought she was dead, but this claim was not confirmed in other reports.
One of the 4 afghan civilians killed was a woman
One of the assailants was accidentally injured by the gunfire from a co-conspirator. There is doubt that this incident meets terrorism-related criteria. The assailants stated that the goal of the attempted kidnapping was to release a comrade from prison. Therefore, it is unclear whether there was any larger motives behind the incident.
One of the assailants was identified as Erdal Kilic.
One of the assaulted customers is in a coma.
One of the attackers was identified as Muhammad Salih Abdallah al-Zanadi.
One of the attackers was suspected of having been an Euskadi ta Askatasuna (ETA) member. The other nine people arrested did not appear to be connected with ETA. The attack came just hours after ETA members used a car bomb in an attempted assassination of a Socialist councilman in San Sebastian (cf. 200102220003).
One of the available sources listed details that smalll arms were used in the attack on the airport, and the other source details that rockets were used, and becuause Worldwide Incidents Tracking System - NCTC is a higher validity source, rockets were reported as the weapon type.
One of the border police officers was identified as Commander Qadir.
One of the boy's feet had to be amputated.
One of the children killed was two months old.
One of the deceased of the attack was identified as Asmat Ali, acting headmaster of Taragonia High School, the identity of the suicide bomber and the other Awami League activist is unknown. The available sources listed the time of the attack from 2015 to 2045, and the number of perpetrators arrested for this attack from five to 11, and because no majority figures were reported, the lowest proferred time of attack reported and number of perpetrators arrested were used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database. The most recent available sources listed the number of suicide bombers for this attack from one to two, and the injuries for this attack from one to two to three, so the majority number of suicide bombers and casualty figures reported have been used in order to preserve statistical accuracy in the database.
One of the deceased soldiers was identified as army Brigadier General Haqi Ismail.
One of the deceased victims was a security agent.
One of the deceased was identified as Alnissar Alonto, a former soldier of the 52nd Engineering Battalion, while identities of the other victims are unknown.
One of the fatalities was a 9-month-old baby.
One of the fatalities was identified as Farhada, while the injured were identified as Bilal, Irfan and Hina.
One of the fatalities was identified as Sher Alam, son of Malik Mutabar Khan, the intended victim. Khan managed to escape unharmed.
One of the firebombs exploded at the rear of the building.
One of the five killed was a policeman.
One of the goals of the attack was to free ten suspected Al-Qa'ida members from the police station.
One of the grenades was a World War Two-style striated ‘pineapple’ design and the other was a Vietnam War-style smooth ‘lemon’ design. An attack with matching modus operandi occurred at the British Consulate in New York City on May 5, 2005. Police suggested the attack may have come in retaliation for the death of New York journalist Bradley Roland Will, who was shot and killed one year before while videotaping a standoff between demonstrators and unknown armed individuals (possibly Mexican paramilitaries) in Oaxaca, Mexico.
One of the groups to claim responsibility for the bomb, Urban Guerrilla War, asserted that more attacks were to follow.
One of the hijackers died while in custody; however, media sources report that the death was not likely a consequence of the incident but of police brutality while in custody.
One of the hostage victims was killed and one escaped. The remaining victims were released.
One of the hostage victims was killed on April 13, 2016 The other hostage victim escaped on April 13, 2016.
One of the hostage victims was killed on January 24, 2015. The remaining 13 victims were released the same day.
One of the hostage victims was killed on May 29, 2015. The fate of the other victims is unknown.
One of the hostage victims was killed shortly after his abduction. The remaining three victims were released on February 13, 2015.
One of the hostages escaped shortly after the abduction. The other two hostages were rescued on December 28, 2013.
One of the hostages escaped, while the remaining five were rescued three days later. The summary of this incident was partially based on articles originally written in Spanish.
One of the hostages managed to escape while the other two were killed by their captors.
One of the hostages was found dead three hours after the abduction. The fate of the remaining hostage is unknown.
One of the hostages was killed after a month in captivity. The two remaining hostages were rescued on February 26, 2010.
One of the hostages was killed and found dead on January 21, 2006. The two other hostages were released on January 23, 2006.  No information regarding ransom was available.
One of the hostages was killed and found dead on July 10, 2006. The two other hostages were released the same day.
One of the hostages was killed and their body was discovered shortly after the abduction. The fate of the remaining hostages is unknown.
One of the hostages was killed during the attack. At least forty-one of the hostages were injured and released during the attack.
One of the hostages was killed later on day the hostages were kidnapped and the status of the remaining two is unknown.
One of the hostages was killed on October 28, 2013. Another hostage escaped from captivity on an unspecified date. The fate of the remaining hostages is unknown.
One of the hostages was killed shortly after the abduction. The fate of the remaining hostages is unknown. In a statement to the AFP a Taliban spokesman indicated that the Indian company whom the engineer worked for had 48 hours to leave before they killed the victim. He also noted that a religious council would decide the appropriate punishment for the engineer and the other hostages.
One of the hostages was killed while in captivity. Sixty-six of the hostages were released on unknown dates. The fate of the remaining eight hostages is unknown.
One of the hostages was released a few days after the abduction. The remaining hostage was released on November 21, 2011.
One of the hostages was released four days later. The fate of the other hostages is unknown.
One of the hostages was released on an unspecified date. The fate of the remaining hostage is unknown.
One of the hostages was released on April 27, 2014. The other 11 hostages were released on May 3, 2014.
One of the hostages was released on April 28, 2007. Another hostage was released on May 11, 2007. The Taliban claimed that it had released the three remaining hostages on May 27, 2007; however, an Afghan official could not confirm that the these three hostages were released.
One of the hostages was released on October 2, 2009. The fate of the remaining hostage is unknown.
One of the hostages was released on October 25, 2013. The remaining hostages were released on November 22, 2013. Following GTD protocol, the majority reliable estimates are reported here.
One of the hostages was released shortly after the abduction. The remaining hostage was released on January 1, 2015.
One of the hostages was released two days following the hostage taking attack on 08/01/2008 while the remaining five hostages were released the next day on 08/02/2008.
One of the hostages was released with the others but was not permitted to leave the area
One of the IEDs did not detonate properly.
One of the injured people was the general's son.
One of the injured was a soldier, another was a police officer, and the remaining three were civilians.
One of the Italian hostages was released in Norte de Santander, Colombia on 03/09/1999. The fate of the other hostages was unknown.
One of the kidnap victims escaped on 9/27/2014. The fate of the other victim is unknown.
One of the kidnap victims escaped shortly after the abduction. The remaining victims were released the same day.
One of the kidnap victims in this incident managed to escape shortly after being abducted. The remaining 12 victims were rescued on May 7, 2013.
One of the kidnap victims was killed on an unspecified date. The fate of the remaining victims is unknown.
One of the kidnapped victims escaped on 07/27/2013. The remaining victims were released on 07/31/2013.
One of the men killed in the attack was a member of the "Patriots" an armed civilian militia of Benchaabane.
One of the most violent and heavily armed religious groups in Pakistan, the Sipah-e-Sahaba had been staging demonstrations to protest the hanging execution of one of its members. The organization regarded Pakistan's Shi i community to be non-Muslims and wanted the government to declare Pakistan a Sunni Muslim state.
One of the peacekeepers was of Rwandan nationality.
One of the policemen killed was Said-Ibragim Shamayev, the son of Chechnya's Chief Mufti.
One of the questionable dealings Perez reported on involved a local priest who ran a radio show until Perez had the show shut down under suspicion that the show was improperly handling its finances.  The priest later denied any involvement in Perez's death.
One of the reliable blogs in Iraq, Iraq the Model reported on this attack on April 6, supported by another Iraqi blog, I Was There. Iraqi insurgents in the past few days had begun what appeared to be an intimidation campaign against newspaper vendors and distribution stations in Baghdad, as the blogs noted that notes and posters threatening death to all who buy or sell newspapers were found littered throughout neighborhoods in two eastern Baghdad districts - Bab al-Mu'addam and al-Adhamiyah.
One of the rockets missed the U.S. Consulate and damaged the house of Bashir Ahmed Bilour, a former provincial governor and leader of the Awami National Party, while another cut wires near a military checkpoint in Artillery Bazaar (cantonment area) and a third landed in a deserted plot at the Defense Colony, causing no damage. The two additional rockets failed to detonate on impact and were subsequently defused by Pakistani bomb disposal personnel. Police believe the intended targets were the Pakistani Army cantonment in Peshawar and Peshawar Airport. The attack likely came in retaliation for a Pakistani Army raid on the madrasa of pro-Taliban cleric Maulana Fazlullah in Imam Dheri (NWFP) on October 26.
One of the soldiers fell off the transporter and was captured by the terrorists during the attack.
One of the soldiers was identified as Sergeant Naing Htoo Aung.
One of the sources claims that Sibomana was kidnapped and later released, and that a deputy traveling with him was also wounded (making the total number of victims 3), but the other source does not confirm these claims.
One of the sources mentioned that 10 people were wounded, while others mention that 9 were wounded.  The source notes that 25 people were on the bus at the time of the explosion.  Sources also note that if the market had not been closed due to the holiday celebrations, more people could have been wounded or killed.
One of the sources mentions that 20 other people were kidnapped at the same time but this was not confirmed by the other sources.
One of the sources mentions that the ELN claimed responsibility, but this claim was not confirmed by the other sources.  Witnesses in the vicinity of the explosion saw a vehicle being pushed into the hotel's parking lot by two men shortly before the explosion.  The Hotel Torre de Cali was the tallest building in Cali.  Reports conflicted as to the number injured, with an earlier report saying eight people, while the two later reports said twenty-five and thirty-people were injured.
One of the sources mentions that there was another passenger in the car who was also wounded.  Another source mentions that three civilians were also wounded.
One of the sources mentions that three soldiers and one civilian were killed and two soldiers were injured in the explosion.
One of the sources noted that an "urban commando" was responsible for the explosion, but no further details were provided.  The sources also provide a brief background on Rodolfo Walsh, the name used in the group claim.  Walsh was an author who disappeared after writing a letter on violence by dictators in 1977.
One of the sources notes that this case was classified as a terrorist incident by the courts and criminal proceedings were pending.
One of the sources said that 14 people were wounded while another said 15 were injured.  One of the sources also notes that three servicemen were among the wounded.
One of the sources said that a colleague was with Vasquez at the time of the attack, but was not injured.  This claim was not confirmed by the other source.  The Voice of the Jungle Radio program was associated with Radio Caracol.
One of the sources said that six people were injured while the other two stated that seven were wounded.
One of the sources said that this attack was perpetrated by a suicide bomber, but that claim was not confirmed by the other sources.  A source also mentions that the police had blocked off the area of the attack and were searching for a vehicle shortly after the explosion.  It was not clear if the person who threw the bomb was working with anyone else.
One of the sources says only one officer, the driver, was injured while the other source says two constables were injured in the explosion.
One of the sources says that 190 people were kidnapped while another says that 210 people were kidnapped.  This was the largest mass-abduction ever perpetrated in Colombia.
One of the sources says that 24 bodies were found while another says that 30 were found.
One of the sources says that at least 100 people were injured while another said at least 150 were injured.
One of the sources says that at least forty people were wounded, but the most recent source listed the number of wounded as twenty-eight.
One of the sources says that Markarian's son was wounded in the explosion, while the other says that both his wife and son were not harmed.
One of the sources says that one person was killed and five people were injured, while another says one person was killed and eight people were injured.  Both agree that the person who died survived until they got to the hospital.
One of the sources says that six bodies were found while another says that seventeen of the eighteen people originally kidnapped were found dead.  Neither article said what happened to the remaining hostages.
One of the sources says that six were injured while another says seven.
One of the sources says that the villager wounded was thought to be Sophia Dinyando, who was at the hospital with a leg injury.  Another source mentions that three soldiers were wounded when they stepped on a landmine, although it was difficult to determine if this was part of the same incident.
One of the sources says the bombing occurred on the porch of a hotel, while two others said it occurred at a food stall.
One of the sources states that the assailants were killed by the police before they could detonate their explosives, and the other sources states that the assailants blew the themselves, so the information of the source with the highest validity was used.
One of the Sunni chiefs, Mishaan Hilan, was shot and killed during the kidnapping, which took place as the group was returning from a meeting on anti-AQI efforts with top officials in Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki’s office; sources did not specific whether Hilan was executed or killing while resisting. The kidnappers later allowed the Shi is to leave but they would not depart without their Sunni comrades. All the surviving victims were rescued in a raid by Iraqi forces at an unspecified location on October 29, 2007, during which four perpetrators were killed and six more were wounded. U.S. military personnel identified the perpetrators as Special Groups operatives under the command of former Mahdi Army brigade commander Arkan Hasnawi.
One of the suspected militants was shot dead a few days later by armed Indian security forces.
One of the suspects in custody suffered from a mental disorder.
One of the targeted soldiers was identified as Chris McGrath.
One of the two attackers, Khala Barayeva, was a cousin of warlord Arbi Barayev, a Chechen Field Commander who has mounted ambushes of Russian troops in Chechnya.
One of the two hostages was later released (date not provided) while the status of the second hostage is unknown.
One of the victims allegedly deserted the LTTE.
One of the victims was an eight-year-old girl
One of the victims was Colonel Maher Tawfiq.
One of the victims was from the Hazara community.
One of the victims was identified as warrant officer Vakha Kourayev.
One of the victims was never found.
One of the victims, Gabriel Antonio Moreno, was killed by the perpetrators with an unspecified weapon, and his body was found on 1/16/2006.
One of the wounded officers was Sgt Ali Akbar.
One of the wounded soldier later died of injuries. The government immediately blamed the Tamil Tigers, but they denied involvement. Instead a group called the Resurgent People's Force admitted the attack. The Colombo Lankadeepa stated that the driver in the soldiers' vehicle also died. The IRNA stated that two aid workers were injured along with the two who were killed.
One of the wounded was identified as Hukum Ram Chaudhari.
One of these bodies was headless, some were found in the town of Suwayrah southeast of the capital, and one was found in the Shi i shrine city of Karbala.
One of two coordinated bombs (GTD ID- 201112190021). There are conflicting reports regarding whether the second bomb detonated or was defused.
One of two FARC perpetrated incidents on this day (cf. 200712180002). It is difficult to tell if this explosion was an accident or a planned attack. The source states that FARC's 36th Front was led by Alias "Anderson Carranza."
One of two FARC perpetrated incidents on this day(cf. 200712180001). No civilians were reported injured in this attack.
One of Yalahow's militia commanders said an attempt had been made to arrest Shawaay for alleged land grabbing but denied that his fighters wanted to kill him.
One officer said that the rebels were abducting civilians to force them to mine diamonds.
One or two rockets landed at the same time in Spin Boldak (cf. 200302120002).
One other worker of the construction company was targeted in the attack; however, the victim’s nationality is unknown.  Zabiollah Mojahed, Taliban spokesman, claimed responsibility for the attack.
One perpetrator was arrested later in the day and the Mujahedin Youth Movement claimed credit for the attack in a post to a jihadist website on June 15.
One person was arrested when he was fleeing from the blast site. --No group claimed responsibility for the attack, but it was believed that the blast has been carried out by the Baluch Liberation Army, banned by Pakistan on April 9. --One of the injured later died in the hospital as three were stated to be in critical condition.
One person was injured across two attacks, so .5 was recorded for nwound for each event.
One person was injured in violence that erupted after the church bombing.
One person was kidnapped; the outcome of the kidnapping is unknown.
One person was killed and 27 people were injured across three attacks; the casualty totals were divided between the three incidents.
One police officer was identified as Police Sub Director Irfan Olcar.
One policeman was killed and another was wounded but there was an unknown number of perpetrator casualties.
One policeman was missing after the attack.
One report described the incident as occurring near the village of Bayt Amin in the Tulkarem area.
One report of the incident described the attackers as belonging to a suicide squad. However, another report mentions that the four attackers escaped into a forest after their assault on the base.
One report of the incident indicates that 10 people died while another report states that nine were killed in the attack.
One report on the incident indicated that 14 policemen were missing following the attack. The report does not provide any evidence to indicate that FARC members had abducted the officers.
One report on the incident indicated that 17 soldiers died in the this attack while another did not mention any deaths.
One report on the incident indicates that the name of the village was Novye Atagi while another report notes the village was called Starye Atagi.
One report on the incident stated that eleven Indian soldiers were injured.  Another report on the same incident stated that four Indian soldiers were injured.
One report says four civilians and two police injured, the other says two civilians and three police injured.
One report stated that 25 foreigners were kidnapped, including 23 Thai's, one Swede, and one Kenyan.  Another report stated that 18 foreigners were kidnapped, including 12 Thai's. Reports did not indicate the outcome of this incident.
One report stated that fourteen people were injured.  Another report stated eight people were injured.  And a third report stated seven people were injured.
One report stated that the attack occurred in Atholi, Jammu and Kashmir and that 17 people were killed. Further, two Kashmiri militant groups condemned the killings and accused Indian security forces for being behind the incident.
One report stated that there were 50 attackers.  Another report on the same incident noted that 30 rebels attacked the village and army base. The Democratic Karen Buddhist Army (DKBA) was the militant wing of the Democratic Karen Buddhist Organization (DKBO)
One report stated the firing went on for half an hour. Police reportedly retaliated with small arms fire and the attackers fled.
One report suggested the attack was committed by Euskadi ta Askatasuna (ETA).
One report that Vladimir Savic was killed and his wife Stanica seriously injured in the attack.
One rocket was seized from the attack and handed over to the authorities. A 30 minute gun battle ensued causing no injuries.
One source (The Hindu) states March 6th is the day the killings took place.
One source claimed that 20 people were injured and another claimed that 23 were injured. The lower figure was recorded in this case.
One source claimed that one of the bodyguards died while the other claimed that two died. The lower figure has been used in this case. There was some speculation that the Russian Secret Service may have been behind the attack.
One source claimed that this incident is loosely linked with bombs planted in Milan by the NIPR (cf. 200007060001). Other sources see no such connection, and speculate connections to the Unabomber or the "Beach Bomber" from the mid-90s.
One source claims an attacker died in the attack. The assailants threw the grenades on the police officers as they slept.
One source claims that a child may have died in this incident.
One source claims that a group associated with the Taliban, though not the Taliban itself, claimed responsibility for the attack.
One source claims that the abductors, dressed in Afghan National Army (ANA) uniforms, tricked the victims into stepping off the bus by saying that all government workers should disembark because the Taliban had set up checkpoints ahead.
One source claims that the attack happened at a wedding party.
One source claims the victims were members of a local militia, not the Afghan Local Police (ALP).
One source does not mention any injured victims, while two sources state that one worker was injured. In addition, one source states the explosive device was a mine while another source identifies it as a remote-controlled bomb
One source does not mention victim injuries, one source states one victim was injured, and one source states that two victims were injured
One source implied that the incident may have been perpetrated for insurance purposes; however, the source is less credible.
One source implies that the bomb might have been placed with the intent of targeting a PNA patrol; however, this is speculation.
One source implies that the children's hostel was the intended target
One source implies that the seven fatalities were private security officers, not public police.  Two sources state they were police
One source indicated there was a nearby ceremony celebrating the opening of a new bypass road that might have been the target of the attack.
One source indicates that the explosion may have been the result of fighting between militant groups. However, another source describes the attack as a roadside explosive device designed to create panic.
One source lists the post in Kalmunai, but its around the same time as the other attack and very close by, so we are assuming it is the same attack.
One source mentions a third suspect that was taken into custody but implies the suspect was involved in other bombings, and not the HKT phone booth bombing.
One source mentions that at least five civilians were also injured in the attack, but the more reliable sources make no mention of civilian injury.
One source mentions that the Resettlement Minister was due to arrive in the area around the same time the explosives were found, but there is no claim that the two events were linked.
One source mentions that Zarema comitted the attack because of the promise of financial benefit to her dead husbands family. In order to support her daughter she stold about $765 from her grandparents and volunteered herself for a suicide mission when she was told that the family of a suicide bomber would get $1,000.
One source names the primary target as Tharmaratnam Elamaran Ravi, while another calls him Ilavaran.
One source names the village as Ihassamen, while a second less-reliable source calls it Eucalyptus
One source notes that police believe that the car was stolen from France and that the license plate was handmade on a machine that the ETA had stolen a year and a half prior to the incident.
One source posits that the police officers standing guard at the radio station may have been the target. Two workers at the radio station had been kidnapped one month prior to this incident.
One source reported that eight militants were arrested for involvement in the attack, while another stated that 11 militants of the Jundullah group were hung as punishment for the attack. However, it is not clear whether or not any of the eight members arrested were also among the militants that were hung.
One source reported that it was a remote trigger device while the other two reported that it was a landmine.
One source reports that witnesses saw soldiers shooting at the plane, not rebels.
One source said a grenade was thrown at the checkpoint.
One source says that a friend of the State Security Service officer was also shot and killed.
One source says that both Meneses and his brother were kidnapped, and then Meneses was killed while his brother was released.  The other source says that Meneses was killed at his home and makes no mention of a kidnapping.
One source says that five were killed while the other, more recent, source says that six were killed.  Bhutanese officials later warned its citizens to avoid Assam.
One source says the attack occurred at the Tamil Rehabilitation Organization (TRO) and the other says it occurred at the Tamil Relief Organization, a tsunami-relief group.  It is unclear if the articles are using these names interchangeably.  The one TRO member, Packiarajah Thanapalan (22) who lived on Bharathi Road in Batticaloa, was taken to Batticaloa hospital.  It is unclear what happened to the other member.
One source says the explosive device was actually planted in a building under construction within the camp.
One source speculates that the grenade was left there in order to avoid a security search
One source state that between four and six people were killed; a second source states that eight people, including a child, were killed.
One source state that one officer was injured; a second source states that three people were injured.
One source stated that 14 passengers were injured while another stated that 15 passengers were injured.  The more recent and reliable source was the one that stated 15 passengers were injured.
One source stated that the bombing was a possible suicide bombing.
One source stated that the bombing was accidental.
One source stated that the civilian killed was actually another suicide bomber.
One source stated that the family was shot and stabbed and another stated that they were stabbed and killed with an axe.
One source stated that the massacre occurred in Canfuno and another stated that it occurred in Bula, however, they were both referring to the same incident. The incident was probably the work of diamond gangs.
One source stated that the two workers were physically injured, while two sources stated that they were in shock.
One source stated that the victim's leg was amputated.
One source stated that the victims may have been road workers; however, that was unconfirmed.  A second source stated that both guards had been wounded and no one was killed.
One source stated that there was only one gunman, while another source stated there were several.  In addition, one source reported that one person died and another was injured; a second source reported that two people died and three were injured.
One source stated that there were 23 passengers, another stated there were 24 passengers, and a third source stated there were 21 passengers.  Sources also present differing accounts of the number of hijackers; numbers range between one and five.  Finally, it is unclear who killed the hijacker.
One source stated that two children were injured.
One source stated that two soldiers at a nearby checkpoint were killed in the attack.  This was not reported by the other sources.
One source stated three people were injured while two sources stated four were injured.
One source states nine Sinhalese villagers were killed while another states 12 were killed.  In addition, although the villagers were reported as being hacked to death, a second source also notes that the rebels were carrying various weapons.
One source states six security force members were injured; another source states that civilians and police were injured and a third source states that six civilians were injured.
One source states that 10 children were injured while two sources state that nine were injured
One source states that 10 family members were killed while two sources state that 11 family members were killed.
One source states that 10 people were killed; a second source states that 12 people were injured.
One source states that 13 lawmakers were kidnapped while two sources state that 12 lawmakers were kidnapped.
One source states that 13 villagers were killed, but a more reliable source states 14 were killed.  In addition, the latter source states that one boy was missing.  However, since there was no mention of hostage-taking, he was not included as a victim.
One source states that 15 people were injured, while two sources state that eight were injured.  Approximately 300 shopkeepers began rioting following the explosion.
One source states that 16 people were injured while two sources state that 15 were injured.
One source states that 20 tribespeople were arrested; a second sources states that 27 people were arrested
One source states that 27 people were injured, while two sources state that 30 people were injured.
One source states that 56 windows were smashed in the building next to the campaign tent, but it is unclear whether this is a separate incident or whether this is a damage summary from this incident.
One source states that 60-80 Taliban members were killed, while a second source states that 70 members were killed.
One source states that 70 people were injured while another source states that 100 were injured.
One source states that 9 villagers were killed while another states 10 were killed.  One source states the incident occurred on December 15th, while a second states it happened on December 16th.
One source states that a child was killed; another source states that at least two people were killed.
One source states that a daughter survived the attack while another source states it was the mother and she was injured.
One source states that a fourth guard was kidnapped; however, other sources do not support this claim.
One source states that a grenade was thrown while a second source states that the explosion was likely caused by a remote controlled explosive device
One source states that a police post was set on fire and the explosion occurred while residents were attempting to put the fire out.
One source states that a submachine gun was used while a second source states that the victim was shot with a hand pistol.
One source states that all of the abductees were released, while other sources state that some abductees were still missing.
One source states that an additional Yemeni oil worker was killed.  The other source states that only an American and a Canadian worker were killed.
One source states that Anis Hussain Lak's nephew, who was on the motorcycle with his uncle, was one of the wounded victims.  However, another source states that the two wounded victims were bystanders.
One source states that at least six tribal members were injured.
One source states that at least ten soldiers were wounded and a second source states that approximately 12 soldiers were wounded.
One source states that bomb-making materials were discovered while two sources state that a functional bomb was discovered.  One source states that five people were arrested, another states that two were arrested, and a third does not mention arrests.
One source states that crowds in the supermarket attacked the suspected bomber following the explosion.
One source states that eight civilians were injured while two sources stated that eight civilians and one police officer was injured.
One source states that eight people were injured while two state that nine people were injured
One source states that eight people were killed and 22 were injured, while a second source states that 7 people were killed and 24 were injured.
One source states that eight people were killed and another states that 21 people were injured.
One source states that eight shoppers were injured, while two sources state that seven were injured
One source states that filing for nominations for panchayat elections was seen as a joke by local people.
One source states that five people were injured.
One source states that five soldiers were injured while a second source states that six soldiers and one civilian were injured.
One source states that five villagers were killed in the shooting and five were kidnapped; two sources state that six were killed in the shooting and four were kidnapped.  In addition, two sources state that incident took place in Zamboanga de Sibugay province, while a third less-reputable source states it took place in Zamboanga del Sur province.
One source states that four buses were damaged while a second source states that six buses were damaged.
One source states that four people were abducted while a second source states that five people were abducted.
One source states that four people were injured while a second source states that three people were injured.  Police offered $18,000 (US) for information leading to the capture of the perpetrators.
One source states that four people were kidnapped, while a second source states that eight people were kidnapped but four were released.
One source states that four people were killed while a second source states that three were killed.  One source states that the attackers encircled the victims in vehicles; a second source states that the assailants were likely hiding at the side of the road and opened fire from there.
One source states that four rebels and four civilians were killed, while three children were injured; however, another source states that eight civilians and two policemen were injured and does not mention any fatalities.
One source states that four volunteers were killed, while two sources state that five volunteers were killed.  One source also reports that the head of one of the volunteers was cut off.
One source states that he died in hospital while another states that he died on the spot.  In addition, one source states that his sister was also in the car, but was unhurt in the attack.
One source states that it was a civilian car while a second source states that it was a bulldozer.
One source states that March 6th is the day the killings took place.
One source states that nine passengers were wounded while a second source states that eight passengers were wounded
One source states that no one was injured, while two sources state that that two people were injured.  In addition, one source does not mention that any perpetrators were shot.
One source states that no one was killed but a second source states that three soldiers were killed.
One source states that one civilian died and two more were injured; a second less-reputable source states that one civilian died and nine were injured.
One source states that one guard was killed and three other people were injured; a second source states that several guards were injured and no one was killed.
One source states that one of the gunmen had forged identification.
One source states that one officer was killed and a second was wounded; a second and more recent source states that two officers were killed.
One source states that one person was injured while two sources state that two people were injured.  In addition, two source state that two families were targeted while one source states that only one family was targeted.
One source states that one police officer was injured; a second source states that one police officer and one guard were injured.
One source states that one student was killed.
One source states that one woman and two men were injured, while another source states that two women and one man were injured.
One source states that only a 'couple' of victims were injured; however, a later source updated the number of injured to 12.  Following the attack, residents rioted.
One source states that only one officer was injured while a second source states that two officers were injured.
One source states that only ten people were killed while another source states that 13 people were killed.
One source states that only the driver was wounded, while another source states that the driver and another man were injured.
One source states that Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) was suspected in connection with the incident.
One source states that seven people died while a second source states that twelve people were killed, including two of the assailants.  The latter source was an updated version so it was used as a primary reference.
One source states that seven people were injured; a second source states that one man was killed and another 12 people were injured.
One source states that six cars were damaged while another states that three cars were damaged
One source states that six people were injured while a second source states that five people were injured
One source states that the assailants demanded the release of 10 people while two sources state that it was 12 people.
One source states that the assailants fired shots from a passing car.  Another source states that the assailant was on a hilltop.
One source states that the assailants were suspected bandits.
One source states that the attack was carried out by Mai-Mai militiamen; however, this info is not provided in other sources.
One source states that the attack was led by rebel leader Joseph Kony
One source states that the attack was perpetrated by a suicide bomber; a second source states that the police vehicle drove over a land mine.
One source states that the bomb was being carried on to a bus when it detonated and the man carrying it was arrested.  However, other sources do not corroborate this summary.  Sources also provide a range in the count of injured victims; some state that four people were injured and some state that six were injured.
One source states that the bomb was equipped with a remote control, while another states it had a timer set to a particular time.
One source states that the car that exploded was a police car
One source states that the device exploded prematurely, killing two assailants. However, the majority of sources state the two victims were passers-by.
One source states that the device was a mine, at one point, then identifies it as a homemade explosive.
One source states that the elder was killed instantly and three more were injured; two of the injured died later.  A second source states that three people were killed instantly and four people were injured.
One source states that the fatality was a security guard, while a second source states that the fatality was a plant employee. In addition, one source states that the assailants fled with the victim's 12-gauge shotgun - there is no mention of this in the second article.
One source states that the grocery store was badly damaged, while a second source states it suffered minor damages.
One source states that the hostages were held for three days while another source states they were held for two days
One source states that the incident lasted three days while the other sources indicate that it occurred in one day.  In addition, weapon descriptions differ, as do accounts of how the attack began.
One source states that the incident occurred on the 19th; a second source states it happened on the 20th.
One source states that the incident took place on July 23 and a second states it happened on July 30.
One source states that the minister was on his way back from attending a function; however, a more reputable source states the minister was on his way to inspect development activities.
One source states that the oil field is owned by Canadian-based Transatlantic Petroleum Ltd, while a second source states that it is owned by a local company based out of Bekirhan.
One source states that the perpetrators were riding a motorcycle at the time that they shot the victim.  A second source states that bullets were fired from two different directions, indicating two teams of shooters.
One source states that the police station had been vacant for six months, ever since the rebels had taken control of the area.
One source states that the primary school was a boys' school; another source states that the school was a girls' school.
One source states that the suspected group was called National Democratic Front of Bongaigaon (NDFB) while a second source calls the group the National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB)
One source states that the target was a department store while another source states that the blast occurred outside the Veteran's Shrine on Rizal Street which has numerous shops nearby.
One source states that the target was a grocery store while another source states it was a real estate business.
One source states that the third victim at the bus stop was killed because he admonished the gunmen for hitting his daughter with their motorcycle as they recklessly fled the scene of the first killing.
One source states that the victim was killed in the village of Kirimichchakulam as he was going to engage in farming activities. A second source states that the incident occurred at 2nd mile post on the Valaichenai-Vaakarai road near the State Cashew Plantation in the general area of Kadjuwatte, and that the body was found in Kirumichchai. The motive is unknown, and the LTTE blames the Sri Lankan army for the incident.
One source states that the victim's wife was brought with him and witnessed his execution.
One source states that the victims were not heard from again after February 2nd, while another says February 4th.  A third source states that the estimated time of death was Saturday, but it is unclear if this refers to February 3rd or February 11th.  In addition, it is unclear whether the hikers were kidnapped, or simply attacked.
One source states that the victims were stopped in their vehicle, ordered out of the vehicle and killed, and the vehicle was set on fire.  A second source states that the victims were sleeping, were woken up and forced into their vehicle, driven a distance, then killed and the vehicle was burnt.
One source states that the villagers were hacked to death, while two sources state that they were gunned down.  All three sources record the village name differently: Narkugi, Nagpuri, and Narkopi.
One source states that the wounded girls were caught in crossfire between militants and security; if this is correct, the incident lacks intentionality.
One source states that there five killed in the explosion, while two sources state there were nine killed in the explosion.
One source states that there were 20 assailants while another states there were 80.  In addition, one source states that two people were kidnapped while a second source states that three people were kidnapped.
One source states that there were 300 assailants, while another source states there were 100 assailants.  One source states that three assailants were arrested while another states that seven were taken into custody.
One source states that there were only two fatalities, while a second source states that there were three; however, it appears that one of the injured victims died following the incident.
One source states that there were six assailants while a second source states there were between four and six assailants.
One source states that there were six fatalities, while two less reputable sources state there were eight fatalities.
One source states that there were two bombs found and defused; a second source states that there was only one bomb found
One source states that there were unconfirmed reports of hostages being held in a nearby mosque.  However, a more recent source makes no mention of them.  In addition, the earlier source states that only one officer was killed (this report was released while the incident was still occurring); a later source states that three officers were killed.
One source states that three CD shops were targeted while a second source states that only two were targeted.  One source reports that there was a single explosion; the other reports there were two explosions.
One source states that three people were injured, while two sources state that four people were injured.  The motive is unknown.
One source states that three people were injured.  Two sources state the incident occurred in a garbage container, while a third source states it occurred at a garbage dump.
One source states that three people were killed at the same location; a second source states that four people were killed at two different locations.
One source states that three police and three civilians were injured, while two sources state that four police and two civilians were injured.
One source states that three soldiers were injured; another source states that four were injured.
One source states that two adult women and one girl were killed; a second source states that one adult woman and one girl were killed.
One source states that two grenades were launched at the barracks but one failed to explode.
One source states that two of the injured were civilians; however, another source states that this was denied by authorities.  Sources also make reference to the possibility that several grenades had been launched prior to the finding of the grenade launchers and the triggering of the booby-trap.
One source states that two people were injured while two sources state that seven people were injured
One source states that two people were killed, while a second source states that only one child was killed.  Local representatives were extremely angry at the military for the damaged caused by security forces responses.
One source states the  abduction occurred at the parish while one states that it happened on the road.  Doubt Terrorism Proper - authorities state that it was a purely criminal act.
One source states the attack occurred at two different villages, while another source states that the attack occurred during a town fair. The number of injured also differs between sources.
One source states the Campaign forces were attacked in an armed assault, while another source states it was a bombing.
One source states the device was simply a bomb hidden in a bag while a second source states it was a grenade.  It is not clear if the power transformer or the military base was the target, or a combination of both.
One source states the explosive was a roadside bomb while a second source states it was a hand grenade.
One source states the four that were killed were government officials; a second source states one victim was a mayor and the other three were guards; a third source states that the victims included a soldier, a member of a civilian defense squad and two civilians.
One source states the incident happened on October 9; another states it happened on October 10.
One source states the incident occurred on July 3rd and a second source state that it happened on July 7th.
One source states the military was on foot in Khadizai area; a second source states they were driving through Mamuzai area.  The ambush was followed by a retaliatory attack by the military that killed dozens of the militants.  Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) provided details on military fatalities, but it is not clear whether they claimed responsibility for the incident.
One source states the target was a current chief justice, while another source states he was a former chief justice.
One source states the two victims were both civilian contractors for the military base.
One source states the victim was injured while two sources state he was killed.
One source states the victims were on a bus; a second source states they were at a garage.
One source states the victims were rebels from the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE), while another states they were linked to the LTTE, and a third states they were simply Tamil citizens.  One source states that the LTTE abducted and killed the victims, while another states that the People's Tamil Organization is responsible.  According to TamilNet, the decapitated man was identified as Anthonypillai Navaratnarajah, from Union Colony, Puthkuddiruppu. "He was being sought by a paramilitary operative known as "EPDP Siva" in the area, residents said. The other victims were identified as Chandralingam Thevanesan of Central Road, a father of one, and Kanthasamy Siri, who displaced from Uthuchenai, Vadamunai in 1990. He was living in Pethalai on Sivan Kovil Street." According to residents, the victims had gone to Colombo to travel abroad, and were staying at a lodge on Central Road in Colombo when they were abducted, relatives of one of the victims said. However, the aforementioned information has not been confirmed by another source.
One source states there was a minimum of eight assailants; a second source states there were 14.
One source states there was one explosion while a second source states there were two.  One source states that there were eight civilians injured while a second source states there were seven injured.
One source states there was only one explosive; the remainder of the sources state there were two devices.
One source states there were 500 attackers while a second source states there were 600.  In addition, one source states that there were 20 injured residents while a second source states there were 21.
One source states there were seven victims; a second source states there were eight victims.
One source states there were three car bombs while a second source states there were only two.
One source states there were three injured children; a second source states there were four injured children.
One source states there were three kilograms of explosives; a second source states there were two and a half kilograms of explosives.
One source states there were two grenades thrown and two sources state that three grenades were thrown.  In addition, two sources state that there was only one assailant, while one source states that there was more than one assailant.
One source states two officers were injured while two sources state four officers were injured.  The latter sources are the more reliable sources.
One source suggested that the explosive device was detonated by a suicide bomber.
One source suggests that the assailants were trying to steal the vehicle.
One source suggests that the bomb may have been buried in the road; however, it also reports that the bomb was thrown from the crowd.
One source suggests that the bomber was heading to a Shiite mosque.
One source suggests that the car was being driven by a suicide driver in the attack. The others say it was stationary.
One sources states that 12 people were injured, while two sources state that 11 were injured.  In addition, two sources state that a police patrol was the intended target, while one states that the marketplace was the target
One sources states that 14 people were killed; a second source states that 15 people were killed.
One sources states that ten people were killed while a second source states that eleven people were killed.
One sources states that the victims were hacked to death with machetes while another sources states they were also shot.
One survivor stated: "The force of the blast was so great that I couldn't hold on to my son's hand and I was hurled through the synagogue on to the floor. A huge flame flashed through the door. It flared around my son's face, burning his arms and back."  In addition, newspaper accounts linked the following members of Al-Qaida as involved with the attack: Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, Saad Bin Ladin, Christian Ganczarski, Walid Nawar and Belgacem Nawar.  In addition, an unidentified individual was seen sprinting away from the truck before it detonated.
One suspect in the attack was identified as Hamid al-Shoumi
One suspect, Hiron Rai (AKA Garo), was arrested following the incident. Note the incident was independent reported by three publications listed in the OSC summary.
One victim escaped and was injured in the attack while the status of the other victim is unknown.
One week later, ten trucks parked at the Pacific Gas and Electric Company, located four blocks away from the post office, were set on fire (197104290004).  Authorities stated that this incident was not related to the bombing at Stanford University on the same day (197104230002).  There were three other bombings in Northern California on April 23rd (197104230001, 197104230004, and 197104230005).
One woman died immediately in the attack. The six wounded were taken to the hospital.
One woman was thrown from the building as a result of the blast but was uninjured.  Donald Benny Anderson and Mathew Moore pled guilty to three other incidents, as well, and were given thirty year prison terms (198205290002, 198205290003, and 198208130005).
One year earlier, AQLIM carried out a suicide bomb attack against the same army barracks (200707110002).
Only available source is a poor translation from French into English.  The article states that it is both a suicide bomb and a remotely triggered bomb.
Only half an hour before the attack on Mr Qafleshi, a similar attack was carried on the house of Fadil Reshiti in the Bresana village of Opoja.  Local authorities believed that the attack against Qafleshi had to do with his public support of the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) in an upcoming election.
Only one death, the others are duplicates of separate incidences already reported.
Only one news account mentioned that two Iraqis were abducted as well, but there was never mention of their release or whereabouts after that.
Only one of the men escaped.
Only one source mentions injured victims.
Only one source mentions that a fourth victim was injured.
Only three people were reported as being released; it is unknown what happened to the remaining abductees.  This incident happened just hours before the same group kidnapped another two people in the same area.
Only two of the five rockets struck the paramilitary camp. The other three landed in a nearby field.
Only two of the hostages were released and the outcome for the other hostages in unknown.
Open sources suggested there was no indication the Polish Embassy was the target of the attack, although Polish Ambassador General Edward Pietrzyk was seriously wounded by an IED attack on his convoy near the embassy on October 3, 2007.
Opposition groups claimed that the Syrian government carried out the bombing to incite sectarianism among the diverse religious groups in the area-Sunni Muslims, Christians, and Druze.
Opposition political parties, such as the African Party for the Independence of Guinea Bissau and Cape Verde (PAIGC) had accused the UN Secretary-General's special representative in Bissau of supporting the government to the detriment of the opposition.
Ordinance investigators said the bombs were made of 81 milimeter mortar.
Original source cited by Colombia Guerilla/Paramilitary Highlights was Bogota Caracol Television.
Originally, Dayanand Patil, who was injured from this explosion, was suspected of being a terrorist and of carrying out the attack.
Other attacks in during the strike in Trona include 197004050004, 197004050005, 197004220001, 197004220001, and 197005210001.
Other attacks in Trona during the American Potash Plant strike include 197004050004, 197004050005, 197004140002 197004220001, and 197005210001
Other attacks in Trona during the American Potash Plant strike include 197004050004, 197004050005, 197004140002, 197004220001, and 197004220001.
Other attacks in Trona during the American Potash Plant strike include 197004050004, 197004050005, 197004140002, 197004220001, and 197005210001,
Other civilians abducted were identified as Lucy Hapole, Junjun Hapole, and Nelson Hapole.
Other explosive devices were found in the suicide bombers' vehicle. Three Israeli police officers and a fourth civilian were injured in the explosion.
Other groups, including Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade, the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), and Dawlat al-Islam, also claimed responsibility for the attack. Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade stated that the boys would only be returned in exchange for the release of thousands of prisoners. Separately, the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) distributed a pamphlet in its name stating that it kidnapped the boys to support Palestinian detainees as well as to avenge its dead comrades. Alternatively, Dawlat al-Islam stated that they had kidnapped the boys in retribution for Israel killing three group members several months prior.
Other identified victims included Rose Alwedo, Semi Akello, Catherine Akello, Punia Okello, and Tom Okello.
Other sources list the Russian pro-government newspaper, Rossiyskaya Gazeta, as reporting the incident. According to a report called "Chechnya's Suicide Bombers: Desperate, Devout, or Deceived?" by John Reuter lists the source as: Timofei Borisov, "Smertnitsa Duduyeva" Rossiskaya Gazeta 10 July 2003
Other victim: Bijay Jha
Other victim: Mukhamat Tappaskhanov. Sources differ as to whether or not the attack happened very late on the 12th or very early on the 13th. It is also unclear as to whether or not the men who died were also the men who planted the bomb. During an examination of the bodies, police found three more IEDs, an assault rifle, a pistol and a large amount of ammunition.
Other victim: Raj Kumar Singh; JTMM did not claim the attack, but the group was identified by the victims.
Other victim: Shiva Prasad Timilsena. The attack was confirmed by police, rather than by JTMM.
Other victims include Officer Jose Vazques, his pregnant wife, Officer Milton Tandayapan, and Commander Barrantes' son.
Other victims included Khalilur Rehman, Shakeelur Rehman, Nasrullah Khan, Shaki Marjan, Akhtar Jan, Nouroz Ali Khan, and Mir Syed Shah.
Other victims were identified as Mansoor Khan, Aardar Khan, Sultan Khan, and Rifayat Ali.
Other victims: Govind Kumkar Karki, Bed Prasad Sapkota, both teachers. Karki and Sapkota were released after Pokhrel was killed.
Other victims: Nagendra Prasad Patel, Unified Marxist-Leninist activist, Shankar Sah, Junior Technical Assistant at Garuda Sugar Mill, and Shambu Prasad Patel and Ganesh Sah, both residents of Ramauli Bairiya VDC.
Other victims: Surendra Yadav and Sanjay Shah, both locals.
Others wounded in the attack: Saroj Sharma, Ramesh Prasad Niraula
Outcome of this hostage incident is unknown.
Over 20 people were missing after the attack. It was unclear whether they had fled, been abducted, or been killed.
Overwhelmed Iraqi forces radioed for help and U.S. helicopter gunships quickly responded. But as soon as they arrived, the helicopters were hit by rifle fire and one American was wounded.
Pajhwok Afghan News had originally stated that the abduction took place on Monday April 3, and then stated it was April 4 after the release.
Pakistan had been blamed for similar attacks in the past. This attack was described as a "terrorist attack" by Pakistani officials.
Pakistan State Oil (PSO) officials did not believe that they were the targets of the attack because the scooter was parked far enough from the PSO building to cause little damage to the building. If the PSO was indeed the target, they argued, the bomb would have detonated much closer to the building, the bomb would have been bigger, and the bomb would have had to be planted at the front entrance instead of the parking lot. The parking lot is shared by both PSO and the Clifton Shopping Galleria. Several top Pakistani police officials have residences nearby, and a Provincial Police Chief suggested that top police officials may have been the target. The incident occurred in the district of Clifton, an upscale area of Karachi.  Police on 02/05/2003 suspected that Lashkar-i-Jhangvi, an Islamic extremist group operating in Pakistan, may have been responsible for the attacks.  Police also suspected that the home of a top counterterrorism official, Farooq Awan, may have been the target. Awan was responsible for several major arrests of Lashkar-i-Jhangvi members, including its leader Akram Lahori.
Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited (PTCL) is a leading telecommunication authority in Pakistan. The corporation provides and enforces policies for the telephonic services nation-wide and is the backbone for country's telecommunication infrastructure.
Pakistan Television said the suspected bomber's severed head was found. Television footage showed blood, shoes and caps littering the bombing site a tree-lined ground amid wheat fields that is only a few yards away from brick homes. --The elders of tribes living in the Darra Adam Khel area had recently said they would not allow any militants or foreign fighters to operate in their area. They had also warned that the house of any person found sheltering militants or foreigners would be burnt down in keeping with tribal traditions. It is likely that this attack was meant to intimidate the local population.
Pakistani bomb disposal technicians subsequently determined the explosives were of Russian origin and detonated by a timer. Local market association President Sherdil Khan commented that the store had received threatening letters but that these went unheeded by local police.
Pakistani forces were hunting Al-Qaida-linked militants in the area at the time of the attack.
Pakistani military personnel who had been hunting Al-Qaida militants believed to be hiding in the area had come under rocket or mortar attack several times since they launched a five-day operation in June 2004 in an effort to destroy several of the organization's hideouts in the area.
Pakistani officials blamed Indian agents for the attack.
Pakistani officials claimed that the attack was the result of tribal feuds. Al-Qaida had been active in the area however.
Pakistani officials suspected India's involvement however India denied the charges. Each country routinely accuses the other of acts of terrorism.
Pakistani police subsequently detained 28 persons they suspected of being involved, including a senior leader of the Balochistan National Party.
Pakistani policemen had been searching the homes of local Marri tribesmen around the time of the bombing. These police searches yielded explosive materials and detonators as well as anti-government literature.
Paktia Governor Mohammad Akram Khpalwak said Jahangir was killed by "enemies of the country", an allusion the Taliban.
Paktia security chief Colonel Ghulam Nabi Salem confirmed the incident and said they had sent security forces in the area to investigate the explosion.
Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) claimed responsibility for the attack via a fax sent to The Associated Press office in Beirut, Lebanon. PIJ claimed the bomber was Hussein Omar Abu Amsheh. However, PIJ later recanted its claim due to a case of confused identity regarding the bomber. The casualties included seven children killed. Two Americans, Judith Greenbaum of New Jersey, and Malka Roth of Jerusalem, were killed. Another, Hanna Tova Nachemberg, of New York City, was critically wounded.
Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) released a statement claiming responsibility.
Palestinian Islamic Jihad made claims about rockets being fired at Ashqelon on this date.
Palestinian militants fired rockets toward Israel from Beit Hanoun, just hours after Israel wound up a weeklong raid there against Palestinian rocket squads.
Palestinian militants were suspected but no specific group was named.
Palestinian officials claimed that some of the men were unarmed villagers.
Palestinian police banned all representatives of the radical HAMAS and Islamic Jihad groups from giving media interviews the next day after they claimed responsibility for this suicide bombing in Jerusalem. Although HAMAS members distributed fliers in Hebron saying the Jerusalem bombing was carried out by one of its supporters, Abdel Aziz Rantisi, the group's leader in Gaza, insisted that his organization was not involved in the attack.
Palestinian security identified Shahinaz Alammouri as a student from a refugee camp near Nablus in the West Bank, as responsible for the attack. At the time the use of a woman to carry out an attack marked a radical change in tactics for Palestinian militants. It is the first time in more than 30 suicide bombings since September 2000 that a woman has carried the bomb.The attack was the seventh along lower Jaffa Rd in five months.
Palestinian sources said that they believed the attack was the result of internal battles in the Gaza Strip and did not involve Israel. The Israeli Defence Forces also denied involvement in the bombing. Arafat stated that he had been expecting the assassination attempt. The victim was a relative of Yasser Arafat.
Palestinians had vehemently opposed construction of the fence, which in places cut deep into the West Bank.  Israeli officials believed that the fence was needed to prevent suicide bombers from entering its territory.
Papuans have accused Indonesia's military of violating human rights in the province. Parents and students requested the  Jayapura polytechnic administration pull hundreds of students from the area, halting the health service program that was due to end April 30. --The two attackers killed were buried at Arso public cemetery. The Indonesian soldiers killed were First Sergeant Achman Basori and First Private Sukarno, and the wounded Second Corporal Sugiharto.
Paris AFP reported that Fulani nomads were likely responsible for the attack. Fighting has been reported previously between the largely Muslim nomads and Christian villagers in this region.
Park was not only the chairwoman of the main opposition party in South Korea, she was also one of the leading candidates for the 2007 presidential elections and the daughter of former President Park Chung Hee, who was an authoratarian leader of the nation from 1961 to 1979.  There were two other suspects, but police stated that they believed Ji worked alone.  It also said that Ji was to be indicted for attempted murder on June 8 or 9, 2006.
Part of a multiple attack with 197002030001.  The incendiary device was thought to be similar to the one in 197002030001, but it was destroyed before authorities could make any conclusions.  An incendiary device in a cigarette package was also used by MIRA in an attack against a store in New York City one year after this incident. (197103190002)  Many different terrorist groups targeted in New York Department Stores in early 1970s.  This attack might be linked with 197002020001.
Part of a multiple attack with 197002030002.  An incendiary device in a cigarette package was also used by MIRA in an attacl against a store in New York City one year after this incident. (197103190002)  Many different terrorist groups targeted in New York Department Stores in early 1970s.  This attack might be linked with 197002020001 as well.
Part of a multiple attack with 197002060004 and 197002060005.  The three attacks occurred within 30 minutes of each other.  MIRA claimed this attack along with 197002080002 and 197002090003 in the same mimeographed sheet sent to the news media.
Part of a multiple attack with 197002060004 and 197002060006.  The three attacks occurred within 30 minutes of each other.  MIRA claimed this attack along with 197002080002 and 197002090003 in the same mimeographed sheet sent to the news media.
Part of a multiple attack with 197002060005 and 197002060006.  The three attacks occurred within 30 minutes of each other.  MIRA claimed this attack along with 197002080002 and 197002090003 in the same mimeographed sheet sent to the news media.
Part of a multiple attack with 197002080001 and 197002080002.  MIRA claimed this attack along with 2197002060005, in the same mimeographed sheet sent to the news media.  This was one of many attacks against General Electric targets throughout the United States in a three day period. (197002070001, 197002070002, and 197002090004) These incidents are not believed to be related.
Part of a multiple attack with 197002080001 and 197002090003. MIRA claimed this attack along with 2197002060005, 197002060004, and 197002060006 in the same mimeographed sheet sent to the news media.  This was one of many attacks against General Electric targets throughout the United States in a three day period. (197002070001, 197002070002, and 197002090004) These incidents are not believed to be related.
Part of a multiple attack with 197002080002 and 197002090003.  MIRA claimed this attack along with 197002060005, 197002060004, and 197002060006 in the same mimeographed sheet sent to the news media.  This was one of many attacks against General Electric targets throughout the United States in a three day period. (197002070001, 197002070002, and 197002090004)  These incidents are not believed to be related.
Part of a multiple attack with 197003120001 and 197003120002.  The bomb was placed in the hallway on the 34th floor.  The Revolutionary Force 9 called the police to ward authorities of the bomb before it detonated.  The RF9 also later sent a letter to United Press International after the explosion listing their grievances.  The group also called in bomb threats to many other buildings in New York City leading to numerous evacuations.
Part of a multiple attack with 197003210002.  Four Ecuadorians were originally detained for the bombings but they were eventually released.  The Puerto Rican Resistance claimed credit for the incident in a letter to the New York Daily News.
Part of a multiple attack with 197003210003.  Four Ecuadorians were originally detained for the bombings but they were eventually released.  The Puerto Rican Resistance claimed credit for the incident in a letter to the New York Daily News.
Part of a multiple attack with 197003220001 and 197003220002.  Originally the police believed that the attack was part of a dispute between Hells Angels, but eventually police accused Ishmael Brown, a member of the Black Panther Party, of being the perpetrator.   The Black Panther Party denied any involvement in the incident.  Brown was killed when a bomb accidentally blew up in his apartment in what the police determined was a bomb factory.  Police accused his roommate Godwin Bernard, who was injured in the apartment blast, of being the perpetrator in 197003220001 and 197003220002
Part of a multiple attack with 197003220001 and 197003220003.  Police believed that 197003220001 and 197003220002 were carried out by Godwin Bernard, a member of the Black Panther Party.  He was injured when a bomb accidentally blew up in his apartment in what the police determined was a bomb factory.  Police accused his roommate Ishmael Brown, who died in the apartment blast, to be the perpetrator of 197003220003.  There was a pipe bomb placed in the same bank two weeks later (197004020002).
Part of a multiple attack with 197003220002 and 197003220003.  Police believed that 197003220001 and 197003220002 were carried out by Godwin Bernard, a member of the Black Panther Party.  He was injured when a bomb accidentally blew up in his apartment in what the police determined was a bomb factory.  Police accused his roommate Ishmael Brown, who died in the apartment blast, to be the perpetrator of 197003220003.
Part of a multiple attack with 197004130002 and 197004130003.  All three incidents occurred simultaneously around midnight.  This attack occurred two days before other bombings in Kansas City 197004160001, 197004160002, 197004160003.  The Kansas City Police department were unsure of the motive behind the attacks believing that the perpetrators could be left-wing radicals, right-wing radicals, or mad men.
Part of a multiple attack with 197004130002 and 197004130004.  All three incidents occurred simultaneously around midnight.  This attack occurred two days before other bombings in Kansas City 197004160001, 197004160002, 197004160003.  The Kansas City Police department were unsure of the motive behind the attacks believing that the perpetrators could be left-wing radicals, right-wing radicals, or mad men.
Part of a multiple attack with 197004130003 and 197004130004.  All three incidents occurred simultaneously around midnight.  This attack occurred two days before other bombings in Kansas City 197004160001, 197004160002, 197004160003.  The Kansas City Police department were unsure of the motive behind the attacks believing that the perpetrators could be left-wing radicals, right-wing radicals, or mad men.
Part of a multiple attack with 197004160001 and 197004160002.  All three incidents occurred within a four-minute time span.  This attack occurred two days after other bombings in Kansas City 197004130002, 197004130003, and 197004130004.  The Kansas City Police department were unsure of the motive behind the attacks believing that the perpetrators could be left-wing radicals, right-wing radicals, or mad men.
Part of a multiple attack with 197004160001 and 197004160003.  All three incidents occurred within a four-minute time span.  This attack occurred two days after other bombings in Kansas City 197004130002, 197004130003, and 197004130004.  The Kansas City Police department were unsure of the motive behind the attacks believing that the perpetrators could be left-wing radicals, right-wing radicals, or mad men.
Part of a multiple attack with 197004160002 and 197004160003.  All three incidents occurred within a four-minute time span.  This attack occurred two days after other bombings in Kansas City 197004130002, 197004130003, and 197004130004.  The Kansas City Police department were unsure of the motive behind the attacks believing that the perpetrators could be left-wing radicals, right-wing radicals, or mad men.
Part of a multiple attack with 197004220002.  The building was an old, temporary, wooden structure.
Part of a multiple attack with 197004220003.  The building was an old, temporary, wooden structure.
Part of a multiple attack with 197004230001, 197004230003, and 197004230004.  The overall goal of the bombings were to cripple Puerto Rican telecommunication facilities.  No information could be found describing a specific breakdown of how many bombs were placed at each target.  The Armed Commandos of Liberation claimed that the attacks caused more damage than what the media reported.  Specifically, the ACL claimed that the police microwave communications were destroyed.   This incident took place at the same time that the La Liga Socialista Puertorriquena led a strike against General Electric in Puerto Rico.
Part of a multiple attack with 197004230002, 197004230001, and 197004230004.  The overall goal of the bombings were to cripple Puerto Rican telecommunication facilities.  No information could be found describing a specific breakdown of how many bombs were placed at each target.  The Armed Commandos of Liberation claimed that the attacks caused more damage than what the media reported.  Specifically, the ACL claimed that the police microwave communications were destroyed.   This incident took place at the same time that the La Liga Socialista Puertorriquena led a strike against General Electric in Puerto Rico.
Part of a multiple attack with 197004230002, 197004230003, and 197004230001.  The overall goal of the bombings were to cripple Puerto Rican telecommunication facilities.  No information could be found describing a specific breakdown of how many bombs were placed at each target.  The Armed Commandos of Liberation claimed that the attacks caused more damage than what the media reported.  Specifically, the ACL claimed that the police microwave communications were destroyed.  This incident took place at the same time that the La Liga Socialista Puertorriquena led a strike against General Electric in Puerto Rico.
Part of a multiple attack with 197004230002, 197004230003, and 197004230004.  The overall goal of the bombings were to cripple Puerto Rican telecommunication facilities.  No information could be found describing a specific breakdown of how many bombs were placed at each target.  The Armed Commandos of Liberation claimed that the attacks caused more damage than what the media reported.  Specifically, the ACL claimed that the police microwave communications were destroyed.   This incident took place at the same time that the La Liga Socialista Puertorriquena led a strike against General Electric in Puerto Rico.
Part of a multiple attack with 197004250004 and 197004250005.  The combined damages in three attacks was estimated to be $1,000.
Part of a multiple attack with 197004250004 and 197004250006.  The combined damages in three attacks was estimated to be $1,000.
Part of a multiple attack with 197004250005 and 197004250006.  The combined damages in three attacks was estimated to be $1,000.
Part of a multiple attack with 197005010005.  The attacks took place just minutes apart.  Authorities believed that Armed Revolutionary Independence Movement (MIRA) member Carlos Feliciano was involved in the incident, but he was never charged. (See: "Charge Puerto Rican in Bombings," Chicago Defender, May 19, 1970.)
Part of a multiple attack with 197005010006.  Authorities believed that Armed Revolutionary Independence Movement (MIRA) member Carlos Feliciano was involved in the incident, but he was never charged. (See: "Charge Puerto Rican in Bombings," Chicago Defender, May 19, 1970.)
Part of a multiple attack with 197007270004.  Four days earlier, a bomb was thrown at the California High Patrol office in Oakland and three days after the incident, the Oakland Hall of Justice was bombed (197007230002 and 197007300001).  There are conflicting reports as to whether the missile itself was damaged.
Part of a multiple attack with 197007270005.  Four days earlier, a  bomb was thrown at the California High Patrol office in Oakland and three days after the incident, the Oakland Hall of Justice was bombed (197007230002 and 197007300001).
Part of a multiple attack with 197103060001, 197103060002, and 197103070001. This incident took place during heightened racial tensions in Texarkana Texas after a large fight between Black and White students.  Leaders of the Black community were unsure whether the attack was carried out by White Racists or Black radicals.  Many Blacks were disappointed that the Churches did not open up their facilities for the 126 Black students expelled as a result of the fight.  Black officials were afraid to speculate the identities of the perpetrators because they feared more reprisals.
Part of a multiple attack with 197103060001, 197103060002,and 197103070002. This incident took place during heightened racial tensions in Texarkana Texas after a large fight between Black and White students.  Leaders of the Black community were unsure whether the attack was carried out by White Racists or Black radicals.  Many Blacks were disappointed that the Churches did not open up their facilities for the 126 Black students expelled as a result of the fight.  Black officials were afraid to speculate the identities of the perpetrators because they feared more reprisals.
Part of a multiple attack with 197103060001, 197103070001, and 197103070002.This incident took place during heightened racial tensions in Texarkana Texas after a large fight between Black and White students.  Leaders of the Black community were unsure whether the attack was carried out by White Racists or Black radicals.  Many Blacks were disappointed that the Churches did not open up their facilities for the 126 Black students expelled as a result of the fight.  Black officials were afraid to speculate the identities of the perpetrators because they feared more reprisals.
Part of a multiple attack with 197103060002, 197103070001, and 197103070002. This incident took place during heightened racial tensions in Texarkana Texas after a large fight between Black and White students.  Leaders of the Black community were unsure whether the attack was carried out by White Racists or Black radicals.  Many Blacks were disappointed that the Churches did not open up their facilities for the 126 Black students expelled as a result of the fight.  Black officials were afraid to speculate the identities of the perpetrators because they feared more reprisals.
Part of a multiple attack with 197212240002 and 197212250001.  Police suspected MIRA because the incendiary devices used in the attack were typical to the group.
Part of a multiple attack with 197212240003 and 197212240002.  Police suspected MIRA because the incendiary devices used in the attack were typical to the group.
Part of a multiple attack with 197212240003 and 197212250001.  Police suspected MIRA because the incendiary devices used in the attack were typical to the group.
Part of a series of fire bombings which have been targeting Republican areas of Northern Ireland
Part of a sustained terror bombing campaign following the assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minster Rafik Hariri
Part of multiple attack with 197006300002, 197006300003, and 197006300004.  Police believe that this incident was linked to the firebombing of a Woolworth's store a month earlier (197006060004).
Part of multiple attack with 197006300002, 197006300003, and 197006300005.  The incendiary devices were placed in clothing, under rugs and within books located throughout the store.  Only about half of the devices ignited successfully.  Police believe that this incident was linked to the firebombing of a Woolworth's store a month earlier (197006060004).
Part of multiple attack with 197006300002, 197006300004, and197006300005.  The incendiary devices were placed in clothing, under rugs and within books located throughout the store.  Only about half of the devices ignited successfully.  Police believe that this incident was linked to the firebombing of a Woolworth's store a month earlier (197006060004).
Part of multiple attack with197006300003, 197006300004, and 197006300005.  The incendiary devices were placed in clothing, under rugs and within books located throughout the store.  Only about half of the devices ignited successfully.  Police believe that this incident was linked to the firebombing of a Woolworth's store a month earlier (197006060004).
Parts of Central Sulawesi, including Poso, had been the scene of intermittent fighting between Christians and Muslims that left more than 1,000 people dead between 2000 and 2005.
Patrick Moorehouse was shot in front of his twins and wife by two men wearing balaclavas.  He was taken to two different hospitals for treatment and then for surgery.  One source suggested a drug gang was responsible, while another suggested paramilitary individuals.
People living in the neighborhood said they did not see any movement inside or nearby the office at the time of the arson attack.
People's Committee against Police Atrocities (PCPA) militia commander Sidhu Soren claimed responsibility for the kidnapping.
Perimpanayakam was a former mayor of Batticaloa, the major city on the eastern coast of Sri Lanka.
Perpetrator group and motive are unknown.
Perpetrators agreed to free hostages if the brothel was closed. The hostages were released on an unspecified date.
Perpetrators are suspected Abu Sayyaf militants.  One article states that a government intelligence report said two other women were also kidnapped in the same town, however due to the lack of information regarding this report, it was not included in the GTD Data Entry.
Perpetrators are suspected insurgents.
Perpetrators are suspected pirates who had also fired upon other vessels as well.  These attacks led to shipping companies suspending their operations in that region.
Perpetrators were suspected to be Islamic separatists.
Peshmerga forces later claimed that the explosives-laden vehicle contained a chemical agent, although these reports have not been confirmed.
Pete Langan and Richard Guthrie entered the bank wearing construction worker uniforms.  Pete Langan stole the money while Richard Guthrie placed the fake bomb on a table and yelled out Spanish phrases.  The date of the incident was specifically chosen to coincide with the date that the remains of the Murrah building in Oklahoma City, the building bombed by Timothy McVeigh, were destroyed.  Langan and Guthrie shared many anti-government beliefs with McVeigh and were even suspected of collaborating with him.
Pete Langan stole money from the bankteller and Richard Guthrie stole money from the vault.
Pete Langan went into the bank first and stole the money.  Richard Guthrie followed Langan and muttered gibberish in a foreign language to further scare and confuse the bank customers.  This is the first robbery in which Langan and Guthrie represented themselves as the Aryan Republican Army.
Phan Nguyen Thanh Hien Si was the man who actually planted the bombs at the embassy.  He arrived in a taxi around 4:00am.  After the bombs were found and defused, authorities asked taxi drivers in the area to help identify the man who planted the bombs as the security cameras at the embassy were not monitored at the time of the incident.  Authorities increased security around embassies and missions in the area after the incident.
Piedad Cordoba was an opposition Senator who had committed herself to promoting an agenda that focused on establishing peace between the government and various armed militias operating inside of Colombia.
PIJ claimed credit for the attack in a statement to the media on June 12.
PIJ claimed reponsibility for firing two rockets on July 1.
PIJ claimed responsibility in a written statement on June 2.
PIJ claimed responsibility on July 1 for firing two rockets.
Podujevo is a town in northeast Kosovo province of the Serbian Republic.  The one arrest made was a man who owned a house near the incident site, during a KFOR search of nearby homes after the incident.  There was no information as to the identity or affiliation of the perpetrator.
Police also detained a Saudi man wearing an explosive belt as he was attempting to pull off a second attack.
Police also detained nine people named by Turkoglu as having supported and bankrolled his activities in the East Turkestan Liberation Organization.
Police also found the bullet-riddled bodies of two young men in eastern Landhi and Korangi districts while unidentified attackers shot dead another man elsewhere in the city. There was no further information available on these incidents.
Police and court officials dismissed speculation that the explosion was linked to remand hearings being held for four Jemaah Islamiyah (JI) suspects.
Police arrested 11 suspects in connection with the attack.
Police arrested a third man as he tried to escape. He was also wearing an explosive jacket.
Police arrested the driver, Jose Berlino Pascual, though no further information is available about the gunman, Jonathan Carpio.
Police arrested two teenage brothers.
Police believe Al-Arifeen is a front for the Pakistan based Lashkar-e Taiba in India. One report indicated that the bomb was remotely detonated while others indicated that the explosion was a result of a suicide bombing.
Police believe that Muslim militants are responsible.  Militants have been waging a campain in which random civilians are targeted as a way of creating fear and chaos.
Police believe that the bombs might have not detonated even if the devices were not discovered because the bombs were exposed to rain.  E. H. Crump was a powerful political figure in Memphis Tennessee.
Police believe that this attack might have been linked to attacks against police and Armed Services vehicles in Oakland during the same week (197006040001 and 197006080002).
Police believe the attack came in retaliation for border police raids against four houses that netted four M-16 and AK-47 assault rifles earlier on 10/23/2007. One of those weapons had been stolen from an army depot during a raid in January 2004.
Police believe this is a new tactic being employed by Al-Shabaab sympathizers. The attack took place at around 5pm, local time.
Police believed that the attacker was one of the victim's neighbors.
Police believed that the bomber had intended to detonated the device on a bus or in a crowd of people.
Police believed that the killings were in revenge of the shooting of several Shiite Islamics on the previous day (cf. 199910010003-04).
Police believed that the perpetrator of the attack, John Allen Brown, could have been Mongoose, the individual who firebombed a police car in St. Petersburg four days earlier (197011180001).  The authorities did not release the exact location of where the bomb was discovered.  However, they did say that it would have caused considerable damage.
Police believed that the same perpetrators also carried out 197004240003.  The pipe bomb was discovered in a brown canvas bag, fifty feet away from the police station.
Police believed that the same perpetrators also carried out 197004290001.
Police blamed blamed the Rasheed market attack on the same suspected Sunni militants accused of killing nearly 60 people in a gun and grenade attack on the nearby town of Mahmudiya on Monday.
Police blamed separatist militants for launching the attack to create chaos in the region.
Police charged Elrond Smith, 39, with possession of stolen property, possession for the purpose of trafficking, possession of explosives, possession of prohibited firearms, possession of a restricted weapon, possession of explosive device, breach of conditions not to possess ammo/ explosives and driving an uninsured motor vehicle.
Police Chief D.S. Grewal said he suspected the bomb blast was triggered by the Kanglei Yawol Kunna Lup (KYKL), a frontline militant group in Manipur, bordering Myanmar.
Police chief found dead, no details on three additional missing security forces taken by Taliban.
Police closed the Rafah border to protest the abductions.
Police Colonel Kamron Yodrak said that militants target teachers because they symbolize state authority.
Police commander Noorudin was identified one of the victims.
Police commissioner was killed in the incident.
Police constable Fayyaz Ahmed Batt
Police defused two other bombs in the hotel.
Police detained 13 people for questioning in the attack. --The shooting was apparently in retaliation for the arrest last month of PBCP's regional leader, Nurul Alam Mizan, who was later killed in shootout with police. --Of the injured, Lal Chand died on way to Sadar hospital. The other injured, Sanwar Hossain, 45, Afzal, 40, Lutfar, 50, and Mahidul, 40, were admitted to the hospital in critical condition. Fatema Begum fell victim of the grisly bomb attack while she was passing by the shop near her house. --The PBCP rebels were led by Badal Roy who claimed to be targeting BNP leader, Nasima Begum. A PBCP cadre told police by phone "We launched the attack on them as they were engaged in extortion in the area giving their identity as police informers to local people."
Police did not believe that this incident was linked with the sniping attack against police in Cairo on the same day (197006120003).
Police did not mention which specific Maoist organization was responsible for the attack. The Maoist Communist Center and the People's War Group were both active in India during the time of the attack.
Police did not outright say that they suspected the Taliban was involved in the shooting, but the Taliban has been blamed for similar killings.  A Taliban spokesman, however, denied that the group was involved in the attack.
Police discovered both pro and anti-Students for a Democratic Society posters on the campus.
Police do not believe that this attack was related to the shooting of a police officer in Queens hours later (197001260003).
Police do not believe that this attack was related to the shooting of two police officers in Manhattan hours earlier (197001250002).
Police fired several hundred rounds into Pyramid Courts and it took them an hour to secure the premises.
Police found 26 bullet holes in the judge's car.
Police found a burning car in the area that they believed might have been connected with the attack; sources imply that this was the car that the gunmen fled in.
Police found a slip of paper on the body that stated the journalist's name, likely for identification purposes.
Police found the getaway car used by the perpetrators after the attack. Inside the car, they found blood, indicating that one or more of the perpetrators were injured in the attack.
Police generally change the rendezvous point in order to ensure no devices have been planted.
Police had received an anonymous phone warning that the Bible Society would be targeted. Witnesses stated that at least two perpetrators were involved in the attack.
Police identified the dead as Danilo Yang, councilor and noted anti-illegal drug advocate; his bodyguard Brando de los Santos; and Romulo Barcenas, former captain of Barangay Santiago 2. The fourth dead man, the assailant, had not been identified. San Pablo City police chief, said another bodyguard of Yang, identified as Joven Lopez, and bystander Mark Edward Herrera, 17, were wounded in the attack.