Air Rules of Engagement
-
29 MarDrone strikes in Pakistan followed by increase in suicide attacks, AOAV study finds
Action on Armed Violence (AOAV) collaborated with Professor Mike Spagat and Luqman Saeed of Royal Holloway University to investigate the relationship between drone strikes and suicide attacks in Pakistan.
-
22 MarAn interview with Janina Dill
Author and Oxford-based researcher Janina Dill talks with AOAV about protection of civilians and International Humanitarian Law in aerial-waged campaigns against insurgencies.
-
22 MarRAF airstrikes in Iraq and Syria: an assessment
AOAV examines UK airstrikes in Iraq and Syria, including civilian casualties and rules of engagement.
-
19 MarAn examination of Saudi Arabia’s airstrike rules of engagement and its protection of civilians
AOAV examines Saudi Arabia's rules of engagement and their airstrikes in Yemen.
-
14 MarAn Assessment of Russia’s Rules of Engagement, Strike Policy and Adherence to International Law
AOAV investigates Russian Rules of Engagement and use of airstrikes.
-
7 MarRAF claims 4,315 enemies killed and injured in Syria and Iraq, with just one civilian casualty
According to data released to AOAV, the British MOD estimates that RAF strikes in Iraq and Syria have killed and injured some 4,315 enemies between September 2014 and January 2019.
-
31 Mar‘Air Power in Afghanistan’ – How NATO changed the rules, 2008-2014
NATO's use of air strikes in Afghanistan has long been controversial. AOAV's new report examines how NATO was forced to change its rules for aerial bombing in populated areas.