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High Casualty Terrorist Bombings Monty G. Marshall, Center for Systemic Peace September 11, 1989 - March 10, 2019 SCODE COUNTRY DEATH NINCD MONTH DAY YEAR LOCATION(S) COL Colombia 25 3 5 13 1990 Cali, Niza, Quirigua USR Soviet Union 20 1 8 10 1990 Gyandzha, Azerbaijan COL Colombia 22 1 2 16 1991 Medellin TUR Turkey 36 1 4 9 1991 Istanbul IND India 41 2 10 18 1991 Rudrapur ARG Argentina 28 1 3 17 1992 Buenos Aires PER Peru 20 1 7 16 1992 Lima PAK Pakistan 20 1 1 11 1993 Kotri PAK Pakistan 23 2 1 24 1993 Hyderabad COL Colombia 20 1 1 30 1993 Bogota IND India 317 13 3 12 1993 Bombay (Mumbai) IND India 86 1 3 16 1993 Calcutta COL Colombia 15 1 4 15 1993 Bogota IRN Iran 25 1 6 20 1994 Meshed ARG Argentina 96 1 7 18 1994 Buenos Aires PAN Panama 21 1 7 19 1994 Colon ISR Israel 23 1 10 19 1994 Tel Aviv ISR Israel 22 2 1 22 1995 Netanya ALG Algeria 42 1 1 30 1995 Algiers IRQ Iraq 54 1 2 27 1995 Zakho USA United States 168 1 4 19 1995 Oklahoma City COL Colombia 29 1 6 11 1995 Medellin IND India 17 1 7 20 1995 Jammu IND India 16 1 8 31 1995 Chandigarh SRI Sri Lanka 15 2 11 11 1995 Colombo PAK Pakistan 17 1 11 19 1995 Islamabad IRQ Iraq 33 1 11 31 1995 Salahuddin PAK Pakistan 45 1 12 21 1995 Peshawar SRI Sri Lanka 96 1 1 31 1996 Colombo ISR Israel 23 1 2 25 1996 Jerusalem ISR Israel 19 1 3 3 1996 Jerusalem ISR Israel 15 1 3 4 1996 Tel Aviv IND India 25 1 3 21 1996 Delhi PAK Pakistan 60 1 4 28 1996 Bhai Pheri SAU Saudi Arabia 19 1 6 25 1996 Dhahran SRI Sri Lanka 64 1 7 24 1996 Dehiwala TUR Turkey 17 1 11 17 1996 Istanbul PER Peru 17 1 12 17 1996 Lima IND India 33 1 12 30 1996 Brahmaputra Mail (Assam) CAM Cambodia 19 4 3 30 1997 Phnom Penh ALG Algeria 22 1 4 25 1997 Train near Algiers ALG Algeria 15 1 5 3 1997 Sidi Bouhanifa IND India 33 1 7 8 1997 Bhatinda ISR Israel 16 2 7 30 1997 Jerusalem SRI Sri Lanka 18 1 10 15 1997 Colombo EGY Egypt 70 1 11 17 1997 Luxor ALG Algeria 103 1 1 11 1998 Sidi Hamed CHN China 50 1 2 14 1998 Wuhan IND India 46 13 2 14 1998 Coimbatore ALG Algeria 18 1 2 23 1998 Boufarik SRI Sri Lanka 32 1 3 5 1998 Maradana ALG Algeria 17 1 5 22 1998 El Harrach PAK Pakistan 23 1 6 7 1998 Khaipur ALG Algeria 17 1 7 11 1998 Algiers KEN Kenya 213 1 8 7 1998 Nairobi UKG United Kingdom 29 1 8 15 1998 Omagh UGA Uganda 30 1 8 25 1998 Masaka Page 1 of 25 High Casualty Terrorist Bombings Monty G. Marshall, Center for Systemic Peace September 11, 1989 - March 10, 2019 SCODE COUNTRY DEATH NINCD MONTH DAY YEAR LOCATION(S) ALG Algeria 17 1 8 31 1998 Bab el Oued RUS Russia 17 1 9 5 1998 Makhachkala SRI Sri Lanka 21 1 9 11 1998 Jaffna ALG Algeria 22 1 9 18 1998 Tiaret COL Colombia 71 1 10 18 1998 Segoria TUR Turkey 16 9999 12 1 1998 Lice UZB Uzbekistan 16 6 2 16 1999 Tashkent RUS Russia 62 1 3 19 1999 Vladikavkaz RUS Russia 32 1 9 4 1999 Buinsk RUS Russia 95 1 9 9 1999 Moscow RUS Russia 121 1 9 13 1999 Moscow RUS Russia 17 1 9 16 1999 Volgodonsk SRI Sri Lanka 38 1 12 18 1999 Colombo IND India 18 1 1 3 2000 Srinagar SRI Sri Lanka 21 1 1 7 2000 Ratmalana PHI Philippines 49 3 2 25 2000 Ozamiz, Mindanao SRI Sri Lanka 27 5 3 10 2000 Colombo PAK Pakistan 15 1 4 12 2000 Mallow Wali SRI Sri Lanka 29 1 5 17 2000 Batticaloa SRI Sri Lanka 24 1 6 7 2000 Colombo RUS Russia 50 1 7 2 2000 Argun INS Indonesia 15 1 9 13 2000 Jakarta PAK Pakistan 19 1 9 19 2000 Islamabad SRI Sri Lanka 26 1 10 3 2000 Muttur YEM Yemen 19 1 10 12 2000 Aden (USS Cole) RUS Russia 21 1 12 9 2000 Alkan-yurt INS Indonesia 15 9999 12 24 2000 Christian churches PHI Philippines 22 6 12 30 2000 Manila IND India 15 1 2 27 2001 Doda, Kashmir CHN China 108 4 3 16 2001 Shijianzhuang, Hebei RUS Russia 24 3 3 24 2001 Mineralnye vody/Yesentuky ISR Israel 21 1 6 1 2001 Tel Aviv BNG Bangladesh 22 1 6 15 2001 Narayanganj (nr. Dhaka) ISR Israel 16 1 8 9 2001 Jerusalem ANG Angola 252 1 8 10 2001 Zenza USA United States 2982 4 9 11 2001 New York/ Washington DC/ Somerset County PA IND India 40 1 10 1 2001 Srinagar PAK Pakistan 15 1 10 28 2001 Bahawalpur ISR Israel 16 1 12 2 2001 Haifa IND India 16 1 12 13 2001 New Delhi ISR Israel 30 1 3 27 2002 Netanya ISR Israel 33 1 3 30 2002 Tel Aviv ISR Israel 16 1 3 31 2002 Haifa TUN Tunisia 17 1 4 11 2002 Djerba PHI Philippines 15 1 4 21 2002 Gen. Santos City COL Colombia 60 1 5 3 2002 Bojaya ISR Israel 17 1 5 7 2002 Rishan Letzion PAK Pakistan 17 1 5 8 2002 Karachi RUS Russia 43 1 5 9 2002 Kaspiisk, Dagestan ISR Israel 20 1 6 5 2002 Megiddo ISR Israel 20 1 6 18 2002 Jerusalem ALG Algeria 38 1 7 5 2002 Larba COL Colombia 21 1 8 7 2002 Bogota AFG Afghanistan 25 1 8 9 2002 Jalalabad COL Colombia 21 1 8 12 2002 Bogota AFG Afghanistan 30 1 9 5 2002 Kabul IND India 32 1 9 24 2002 Gandhinagar Page 2 of 25 High Casualty Terrorist Bombings Monty G. Marshall, Center for Systemic Peace September 11, 1989 - March 10, 2019 SCODE COUNTRY DEATH NINCD MONTH DAY YEAR LOCATION(S) RUS Russia 22 1 10 10 2002 Grozny INS Indonesia 202 2 10 12 2002 Denpasar, Bali ISR Israel 16 2 10 21 2002 Pardes Hannah RUS Russia 162 1 10 23 2002 Moscow IND India 19 1 11 23 2002 Lower Munda (Kashmir) KEN Kenya 16 2 11 28 2002 Mombasa BNG Bangladesh 18 5 12 7 2002 Mymensingh PHI Philippines 16 1 12 24 2002 Datu Piang, Mindanao RUS Russia 80 3 12 27 2002 Grozny, Chechnya ISR Israel 25 2 1 5 2003 Tel Aviv AFG Afghanistan 18 1 1 31 2003 Rambasa COL Colombia 32 1 2 7 2003 Bogota COL Colombia 17 1 2 14 2003 Neiva PHI Philippines 24 1 3 4 2003 Davao, Mindanao ISR Israel 25 1 3 5 2003 Haifa PHI Philippines 17 1 4 2 2003 Davao, Mindanao RUS Russia 59 1 5 12 2003 Znamenskoye, Chechnya SAU Saudi Arabia 34 3 5 12 2003 Riyadh RUS Russia 20 1 5 14 2003 Iliskhan Yurt, Chechnya MOR Morocco 43 12 5 16 2003 Casablanca RUS Russia 18 1 6 5 2003 Mozdok, N. Ossetia ISR Israel 18 1 6 11 2003 Jerusalem IRQ Iraq 63 3 6 24 2003 Mosul PAK Pakistan 53 1 7 4 2003 Quetta RUS Russia 19 1 7 5 2003 Tushino airfield (outside Moscow) RUS Russia 52 1 8 1 2003 Mozdok, N. Ossetia IRQ Iraq 19 1 8 7 2003 Baghdad AFG Afghanistan 17 1 8 13 2003 Nadh Ali (Helmand province) IRQ Iraq 23 1 8 19 2003 Baghdad ISR Israel 22 1 8 19 2003 Jerusalem IND India 52 2 8 25 2003 Mumbai IRQ Iraq 126 1 8 29 2003 Najaf ISR Israel 22 1 10 4 2003 Haifa IRQ Iraq 40 4 10 27 2003 Baghdad SAU Saudi Arabia 17 1 11 8 2003 Riyadh TUR Turkey 30 2 11 15 2003 Istanbul TUR Turkey 33 2 11 20 2003 Istanbul RUS Russia 46 1 12 5 2003 Yessentuki, SW Russia IRQ Iraq 20 1 12 14 2003 Khaldiyah IRQ Iraq 27 1 12 17 2003 Baghdad PAK Pakistan 17 2 12 25 2003 Rawalpindi PHI Philippines 24 1 1 4 2004 Parang, Mindanao IRQ Iraq 21 1 1 18 2004 Baghdad IRQ Iraq 117 2 2 1 2004 Irbil RUS Russia 41 1 2 6 2004 Moscow IRQ Iraq 55 1 2 10 2004 Iskandariyah IRQ Iraq 48 1 2 11 2004 Baghdad PHI Philippines 15 1 2 13 2004 Gen. Santos City PHI Philippines 118 1 2 27 2004 Manila Bay (ferry) IRQ Iraq 65 3 3 2 2004 Baghdad IRQ Iraq 112 1 3 2 2004 Karbala IRQ Iraq 58 1 3 2 2004 Kadhimiya PAK Pakistan 47 1 3 2 2004 Quetta SPN Spain 191 1 3 11 2004 Madrid IRQ Iraq 73 4 4 21 2004 Basra/Zubair PAK Pakistan 24 1 5 7 2004 Karachi IND India 30 1 5 23 2004 Lower Munda (Kashmir) Page 3 of 25 High Casualty Terrorist Bombings Monty G. Marshall, Center for Systemic Peace September 11, 1989 - March 10, 2019 SCODE COUNTRY DEATH NINCD MONTH DAY YEAR LOCATION(S) SAU Saudi Arabia 22 1 5 29 2004 Khobar PAK Pakistan 21 1 5 31 2004 Karachi IRQ Iraq 25 1 6 1 2004 Baghdad IRQ Iraq 35 1 6 17 2004 Baghdad IRQ Iraq 40 2 6 26 2004 Hillah IRQ Iraq 70 1 7 28 2004 Baqubah BNG Bangladesh 23 9999 8 21 2004 Dhaka RUS Russia 58 9999 8 21 2004 Grozny, Chechnya RUS Russia 90 1 8 25 2004 Rostov-on-Don/Tula IRQ Iraq 27 1 8 26 2004 Kufa ISR Israel 16 1 8 31 2004 Beersheba RUS Russia 331 1 9 1 2004 Beslan, N.
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  • Strategic Dialogue: Shaping the Iraqi-U.S. Relationship

    Strategic Dialogue: Shaping the Iraqi-U.S. Relationship

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