Reported strikes and shipping attacks, with the source.

A row is added when a specific strike, attack, interception, or ship seizure on a named day and at a named place is reported by a named outlet or an official body. Threats, warnings, weapons tests, and exercises are not logged. When several reports describe the same event, it gets one row, linked to the most specific source and to our own article.

Date is the day the event happened when the report makes that clear; otherwise it is the day it was first reported. Actor is who the event was attributed to in reporting. Where the only attribution is a party's own claim, the row is marked claimed; where nobody has been named, it is Unattributed. Killed and injured are the figures published at the time and are often revised later.

Every row links to the original outlet or statement, never to an aggregator redirect. A row without a resolvable source is dropped rather than published. Rows are reviewed when new reporting changes the attribution or toll, and fixes are logged on our corrections page. See also oureditorial standards.