WarStrikes — live map of missile, drone and air strikes
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Live map of strikes and attacks worldwide, each linked to its source.
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About WarStrikes
WarStrikes is a live map and feed of missile strikes, drone attacks, airstrikes, attacks on shipping and armed clashes worldwide. Each point is what a named public source reports, with the time, the place and a link to the original. It is free and needs no account.
Regions
- Iran & Israel — Missile and drone attacks between Iran and Israel
- Israel & Gaza — Airstrikes and fighting in the Gaza Strip, rocket fire
- Israel & Lebanon — Cross-border strikes, Hezbollah rocket and drone fire
- Russia–Ukraine — Missile and drone strikes on Ukrainian and Russian cities, fighting along the front
- Red Sea & Yemen — Houthi attacks on shipping, strikes in Yemen
- Sudan — Fighting between the RSF and the army, drone and air strikes
- Syria — Air strikes, drone attacks and clashes
- Iran & Gulf states — Incidents in the Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz
Where reports come from
News outlets and wire services, official feeds and public channels on Telegram, X and Reddit. Every report names its source and the kind of source it is. Methodology · How sources are labelled
Questions
What is WarStrikes.com?
WarStrikes.com is a free, real-time global conflict tracker that plots military strikes, missile attacks, drone operations, and armed clashes on an interactive map. Data is aggregated from labelled OSINT sources, news outlets and official statements.
Which conflict zones does WarStrikes track?
WarStrikes covers conflict and security events worldwide, in 12 event categories, and follows eight conflict regions in depth: Russia–Ukraine, Israel–Gaza, Israel–Lebanon, Iran–Israel, Iran–Gulf States (Bahrain, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman), Yemen / Red Sea (Houthi attacks), Sudan, and Syria. Each region has its own page with filtered live data.
Does WarStrikes predict attacks?
No. WarStrikes records what has been reported: each report is labelled by source type and placed on the map as precisely as the source allows — city, district or region. It does not forecast targets.
Is WarStrikes.com free to use?
Yes. WarStrikes.com is completely free with no registration required. The live map, the feed and the daily briefings are open without an account.
Where does the strike data come from?
From named public sources: news outlets and wire services, official feeds and public channels on Telegram, X and Reddit. Each report shows who published it, what kind of source it is and how precisely the place is known, and links to the original.
WarStrikes is built and run by Tellurial, a data company in Luxembourg.
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About WarStrikes
WarStrikes is a live map and feed of missile strikes, drone attacks, airstrikes, attacks on shipping and armed clashes worldwide. Each point is what a named public source reports, with the time, the place and a link to the original. It is free and needs no account.
Regions
- Iran & Israel — Missile and drone attacks between Iran and Israel
- Israel & Gaza — Airstrikes and fighting in the Gaza Strip, rocket fire
- Israel & Lebanon — Cross-border strikes, Hezbollah rocket and drone fire
- Russia–Ukraine — Missile and drone strikes on Ukrainian and Russian cities, fighting along the front
- Red Sea & Yemen — Houthi attacks on shipping, strikes in Yemen
- Sudan — Fighting between the RSF and the army, drone and air strikes
- Syria — Air strikes, drone attacks and clashes
- Iran & Gulf states — Incidents in the Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz
Where reports come from
News outlets and wire services, official feeds and public channels on Telegram, X and Reddit. Every report names its source and the kind of source it is. Methodology · How sources are labelled
Questions
What is WarStrikes.com?
WarStrikes.com is a free, real-time global conflict tracker that plots military strikes, missile attacks, drone operations, and armed clashes on an interactive map. Data is aggregated from labelled OSINT sources, news outlets and official statements.
Which conflict zones does WarStrikes track?
WarStrikes covers conflict and security events worldwide, in 12 event categories, and follows eight conflict regions in depth: Russia–Ukraine, Israel–Gaza, Israel–Lebanon, Iran–Israel, Iran–Gulf States (Bahrain, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman), Yemen / Red Sea (Houthi attacks), Sudan, and Syria. Each region has its own page with filtered live data.
Does WarStrikes predict attacks?
No. WarStrikes records what has been reported: each report is labelled by source type and placed on the map as precisely as the source allows — city, district or region. It does not forecast targets.
Is WarStrikes.com free to use?
Yes. WarStrikes.com is completely free with no registration required. The live map, the feed and the daily briefings are open without an account.
Where does the strike data come from?
From named public sources: news outlets and wire services, official feeds and public channels on Telegram, X and Reddit. Each report shows who published it, what kind of source it is and how precisely the place is known, and links to the original.
WarStrikes is built and run by Tellurial, a data company in Luxembourg.
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