IMAGE #1>DARFUR, SUDAN - 2006:Sudanese rebels with the NRF walk past dead Sudanese government soldiers as they walk through a temporary military camp for the GOS near the Darfur Chad border, in Darfur, October 19, 2006. Dozens of GOS bodies riddled the barren landscape, revealing evidence of the rebel's offensive of late in Darfur.
IMAGE #2>Sudanese Liberation Army soldiers walk past a dead body left from an attack on civilians in the district of Farawyaiah, Darfur, August 24, 2004. Sixteen bodies lay in the surrounding ravines after men from five nearby villages were killed allegedly by Janjaweed backed by Sudanese Government forces.
IMAGE #3>IRAQ - NOVEMBER 9: U.S. Marines from the 1st U.S. Marines Expeditionary Force, 1st Battalion, 3rd Marines Regiment, Bravo Company pass by a dead body of a suspected insurgent during the ground offensive November 9, 2004 in Fallujah, Iraq. U.S. troops moved into the center of Fallujah searching homes and using loudspeakers to try to bring the militants out onto the streets.
IMAGE #4>The body of an Iranian soldier and burnt out tank following combat that took place around Basra in southern Iraq in 1982. The war between Iran and Iraq broke out in 1980 and lasted until 1988 following disputes over border disagreements.
IMAGE #5>The bodies of dead Iraqi soldiers hang from a truck 11 March 1991 abandoned by fleeing Iraqi army on the road in North-Eastern Kuwait, leading to Iraq, after the Allied troops liberated the capital of Kuwait. Iraq's invasion of Kuwait 02 August 1990, ostensibly over violations of the Iraqi border, led to the Gulf War which began 16 January 1991. A U.S.-led multinational force expelled Iraq from Kuwait during the "Desert Storm" offensive and a cease-fire was signed 28 February 1991.
IMAGE #6>Anti-Taliban soldiers carry off the body of an al Qaeda soldier they just killed in battle December 11, 2001 in the Tora Bora area of Afghanistan. Anti-Taliban forces made more gains against entrenched al Qaeda forces, prompting talks of a ceasefire and possible surrender by Osama bin Ladens terrorist organization.
IMAGE #7>US Army Sergeant Major Dennis Carey of the 10th Mountain Division looks over a dead al. Operation Anaconda. A body of a slain Taliban or alQaida fighter
IMAGE #8>Afghan security forces stand over the dead bodies of insurgents as the the damaged provincial governor's office is seen after a suicide attack in Bazarak district, Panjshir province, on May 29, 2013. Afghan security forces killed six suicide bombers who attacked the Panjshir provincial governor's office early on May 29, officials said, in an assault on one the the most stable areas of the country.
IMAGE #9>Iraqis gather human remains, unearthed from a mass grave near the holy city of Najaf, south of Baghdad, 09 June 2003. Despite pledges by the US-led coalition to preserve the evidence of Saddam Hussein's reign of terror for future trials, forensic experts say proofs are still being lost as relatives rush to recover the bodies of loved ones from mass graves.
IMAGE #10>BAGHDAD, IRAQ - Blood runs from the body of a slain Shiite woman killed during factional fighting between Fedayeen militia loyal to Saddam Hussein and Shiite gunmen in the Shiite neighborhood of Saddam City at the Chawadar Saddam Hospital April 13, 2003 in Baghdad, Iraq. Widespread looting has broken out all over the capital as American forces continue to set up road blocks and patrols, while the Fedayeen militia loyal to Saddam Hussein try to carry out sporadic attacks against the U.S Army and the Shiite population of Baghdad.
IMAGE #11>Afghanistan security forces walk past a dead body during an attack on the US consulate in Herat on September 13, 2013. Gunmen staged an attack on the US consulate in Herat, western Afghanistan leaving at least one person dead and 18 wounded, officials said. Four policemen were among the wounded, Herat hospital spokesman Mohammad Rafiq Sherzai said.
IMAGE #12>A bag with a lower leg and an attached metal rod lies next to a corpse said to be that of Uday (front), as another corpse, seen in the background, is said to be that of his brother Qusay, at the Air Force Mortuary at Baghdad airport 25 July 2003. The two men are the sons of former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein who US forces announced were killed in a fierce gun battle 22 July in the northern Iraqi city of Mosul. Feverish skepticism has swept Iraq since the US Central Command announced the pair, reviled by most in this country of 25 million, had met their maker.
IMAGE #13>A picture taken on March 17, 2017, shows bodies lying on the ground of people who were killed in a boat carrying Somali refugees, arriving at the rebel-held Yemeni port city of Hodeida. Dozens of people including women and children have been shot dead aboard a boat carrying Somali refugees in the Red Sea off war-torn Yemen according to officials. The refugees were hit by light weapons fire in waters off rebel-held Hodeida but the boat managed to dock in the city's port, an official there said
IMAGE #14> Yemeni Huthis gather around the body of a man killed by air strikes at a detention centre in the capital Sanaa on December 13, 2017. Saudi-led air strikes on a prison camp run by the Huthi rebels in Yemen killed 12 people and wounded 80, the rebels' Al-Masirah TV reported.
IMAGE #15>A Yemeni man approaches the body of a man stuck under the collapsed roof of a building hit in an air raid in the Arhab area, around 20 kilometres (13 miles) north of Sanaa, on August 23, 2017, where a Saudi-lead coalition has been bombing Iran-backed Huthi rebels. The Huthis, who control Sanaa along with forces loyal to former president Ali Abdullah Saleh, blamed the pro-government Arab military coalition for the attack on Arhab district.
IMAGE #16>A Yemeni rescue worker kneels towards a charred body amid the rubble of a destroyed funeral hall building following reported airstrikes by Saudi-led coalition air-planes on the capital Sanaa on October 8, 2016. Rebels in control of Yemen's capital accused the Saudi-led coalition fighting them of killing or wounding dozens of people in air strikes on Sanaa. The insurgent-controlled news site sabanews.net said that coalition planes hit a building in the capital where people had gathered to mourn the death of an official, resulting in "dozens of dead or wounded".
IMAGE #17>A picture taken on March 17, 2017, shows bodies of people who were killed in a boat carrying Somali refugees arriving in the rebel-held Yemeni port city of Hodeida. Dozens of people including women and children have been shot dead aboard a boat carrying Somali refugees in the Red Sea off war-torn Yemen according to officials. The refugees were hit by light weapons fire in waters off rebel-held Hodeida but the boat managed to dock in the city's port, an official there said.
IMAGE #18>Yemeni tribesmen from the Popular Resistance Committees, supporting forces loyal to Yemen's Saudi-backed President Abedrabbo Mansour Hadi, stand next to the body of an alleged Shiite Huthi rebel lying on the road in the central city of Taiz, on March 11, 2016. At least 57 people were killed as Yemeni pro-government forces gained ground around third city Taez which has been under rebel siege for several months, officials said.
IMAGE #19>Members of the Syrian Violet NGO carry away the body of a victim following a Russian air strike on the Damascus-Aleppo Highway near Maaret al-Numan in Syria's southern Idlib governorate on December 22, 2019. - Regime forces have seized dozens of towns and villages in northwest Syria from jihadists following days of violent clashes, fuelling an exodus of civilians, a war monitor said. At least 7 of them were killed in a Russian air strike outside Maaret al-Numan as they were trying to flee, the Observatory said.
IMAGE #20>The body of a victim lies on the ground near his tractor following a Russian air strike on the Damascus-Aleppo Highway near Maaret al-Numan in Syria's southern Idlib governorate on December 22, 2019. - Regime forces have seized dozens of towns and villages in northwest Syria from jihadists following days of violent clashes, fuelling an exodus of civilians, a war monitor said. At least 7 of them were killed in a Russian air strike outside Maaret al-Numan as they were trying to flee, the Observatory said.
IMAGE #2>Sudanese Liberation Army soldiers walk past a dead body left from an attack on civilians in the district of Farawyaiah, Darfur, August 24, 2004. Sixteen bodies lay in the surrounding ravines after men from five nearby villages were killed allegedly by Janjaweed backed by Sudanese Government forces.
IMAGE #3>IRAQ - NOVEMBER 9: U.S. Marines from the 1st U.S. Marines Expeditionary Force, 1st Battalion, 3rd Marines Regiment, Bravo Company pass by a dead body of a suspected insurgent during the ground offensive November 9, 2004 in Fallujah, Iraq. U.S. troops moved into the center of Fallujah searching homes and using loudspeakers to try to bring the militants out onto the streets.
IMAGE #4>The body of an Iranian soldier and burnt out tank following combat that took place around Basra in southern Iraq in 1982. The war between Iran and Iraq broke out in 1980 and lasted until 1988 following disputes over border disagreements.
IMAGE #5>The bodies of dead Iraqi soldiers hang from a truck 11 March 1991 abandoned by fleeing Iraqi army on the road in North-Eastern Kuwait, leading to Iraq, after the Allied troops liberated the capital of Kuwait. Iraq's invasion of Kuwait 02 August 1990, ostensibly over violations of the Iraqi border, led to the Gulf War which began 16 January 1991. A U.S.-led multinational force expelled Iraq from Kuwait during the "Desert Storm" offensive and a cease-fire was signed 28 February 1991.
IMAGE #6>Anti-Taliban soldiers carry off the body of an al Qaeda soldier they just killed in battle December 11, 2001 in the Tora Bora area of Afghanistan. Anti-Taliban forces made more gains against entrenched al Qaeda forces, prompting talks of a ceasefire and possible surrender by Osama bin Ladens terrorist organization.
IMAGE #7>US Army Sergeant Major Dennis Carey of the 10th Mountain Division looks over a dead al. Operation Anaconda. A body of a slain Taliban or alQaida fighter
IMAGE #8>Afghan security forces stand over the dead bodies of insurgents as the the damaged provincial governor's office is seen after a suicide attack in Bazarak district, Panjshir province, on May 29, 2013. Afghan security forces killed six suicide bombers who attacked the Panjshir provincial governor's office early on May 29, officials said, in an assault on one the the most stable areas of the country.
IMAGE #9>Iraqis gather human remains, unearthed from a mass grave near the holy city of Najaf, south of Baghdad, 09 June 2003. Despite pledges by the US-led coalition to preserve the evidence of Saddam Hussein's reign of terror for future trials, forensic experts say proofs are still being lost as relatives rush to recover the bodies of loved ones from mass graves.
IMAGE #10>BAGHDAD, IRAQ - Blood runs from the body of a slain Shiite woman killed during factional fighting between Fedayeen militia loyal to Saddam Hussein and Shiite gunmen in the Shiite neighborhood of Saddam City at the Chawadar Saddam Hospital April 13, 2003 in Baghdad, Iraq. Widespread looting has broken out all over the capital as American forces continue to set up road blocks and patrols, while the Fedayeen militia loyal to Saddam Hussein try to carry out sporadic attacks against the U.S Army and the Shiite population of Baghdad.
IMAGE #11>Afghanistan security forces walk past a dead body during an attack on the US consulate in Herat on September 13, 2013. Gunmen staged an attack on the US consulate in Herat, western Afghanistan leaving at least one person dead and 18 wounded, officials said. Four policemen were among the wounded, Herat hospital spokesman Mohammad Rafiq Sherzai said.
IMAGE #12>A bag with a lower leg and an attached metal rod lies next to a corpse said to be that of Uday (front), as another corpse, seen in the background, is said to be that of his brother Qusay, at the Air Force Mortuary at Baghdad airport 25 July 2003. The two men are the sons of former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein who US forces announced were killed in a fierce gun battle 22 July in the northern Iraqi city of Mosul. Feverish skepticism has swept Iraq since the US Central Command announced the pair, reviled by most in this country of 25 million, had met their maker.
IMAGE #13>A picture taken on March 17, 2017, shows bodies lying on the ground of people who were killed in a boat carrying Somali refugees, arriving at the rebel-held Yemeni port city of Hodeida. Dozens of people including women and children have been shot dead aboard a boat carrying Somali refugees in the Red Sea off war-torn Yemen according to officials. The refugees were hit by light weapons fire in waters off rebel-held Hodeida but the boat managed to dock in the city's port, an official there said
IMAGE #14> Yemeni Huthis gather around the body of a man killed by air strikes at a detention centre in the capital Sanaa on December 13, 2017. Saudi-led air strikes on a prison camp run by the Huthi rebels in Yemen killed 12 people and wounded 80, the rebels' Al-Masirah TV reported.
IMAGE #15>A Yemeni man approaches the body of a man stuck under the collapsed roof of a building hit in an air raid in the Arhab area, around 20 kilometres (13 miles) north of Sanaa, on August 23, 2017, where a Saudi-lead coalition has been bombing Iran-backed Huthi rebels. The Huthis, who control Sanaa along with forces loyal to former president Ali Abdullah Saleh, blamed the pro-government Arab military coalition for the attack on Arhab district.
IMAGE #16>A Yemeni rescue worker kneels towards a charred body amid the rubble of a destroyed funeral hall building following reported airstrikes by Saudi-led coalition air-planes on the capital Sanaa on October 8, 2016. Rebels in control of Yemen's capital accused the Saudi-led coalition fighting them of killing or wounding dozens of people in air strikes on Sanaa. The insurgent-controlled news site sabanews.net said that coalition planes hit a building in the capital where people had gathered to mourn the death of an official, resulting in "dozens of dead or wounded".
IMAGE #17>A picture taken on March 17, 2017, shows bodies of people who were killed in a boat carrying Somali refugees arriving in the rebel-held Yemeni port city of Hodeida. Dozens of people including women and children have been shot dead aboard a boat carrying Somali refugees in the Red Sea off war-torn Yemen according to officials. The refugees were hit by light weapons fire in waters off rebel-held Hodeida but the boat managed to dock in the city's port, an official there said.
IMAGE #18>Yemeni tribesmen from the Popular Resistance Committees, supporting forces loyal to Yemen's Saudi-backed President Abedrabbo Mansour Hadi, stand next to the body of an alleged Shiite Huthi rebel lying on the road in the central city of Taiz, on March 11, 2016. At least 57 people were killed as Yemeni pro-government forces gained ground around third city Taez which has been under rebel siege for several months, officials said.
IMAGE #19>Members of the Syrian Violet NGO carry away the body of a victim following a Russian air strike on the Damascus-Aleppo Highway near Maaret al-Numan in Syria's southern Idlib governorate on December 22, 2019. - Regime forces have seized dozens of towns and villages in northwest Syria from jihadists following days of violent clashes, fuelling an exodus of civilians, a war monitor said. At least 7 of them were killed in a Russian air strike outside Maaret al-Numan as they were trying to flee, the Observatory said.
IMAGE #20>The body of a victim lies on the ground near his tractor following a Russian air strike on the Damascus-Aleppo Highway near Maaret al-Numan in Syria's southern Idlib governorate on December 22, 2019. - Regime forces have seized dozens of towns and villages in northwest Syria from jihadists following days of violent clashes, fuelling an exodus of civilians, a war monitor said. At least 7 of them were killed in a Russian air strike outside Maaret al-Numan as they were trying to flee, the Observatory said.
