Every strike, every front, every documented death in the wars this administration is waging.
Each line carries its own source and as-of date. Official and independent counts sit side by side and are never averaged.
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This is Crust News's standing account of the wars the Trump administration is waging: the strikes, the fronts, and the documented human cost. It is not a story that runs and ends. Every piece we publish on these wars is filed into the record below, newest first, and the figures above are maintained with their sources and dates attached.
Congress voted to end the Iran war; the bombing continued that same night. When the legal basis for a war is contested, the factual record matters more, not less. That is what this page is for.
Iran. Direct US strikes on Iranian territory, ongoing since the renewed campaign began, and the retaliation they draw.
Lebanon. Strikes and spillover on the Lebanese front.
Southern Spear. The administration's military operation in the Caribbean and toward Venezuela.
Egypt. Attacks on infrastructure and shipping tied to the widening regional war, including the drone strike on the US-owned LNG facility at Damietta.
Domestic. The war's arrival at home: deployments, legal confrontations, and the use of military force inside the United States.
Every figure in the ledger carries its own source and an as-of date. Counts marked floor are documented minimums, not totals: the true number is higher. Where honest sources disagree, we publish the range rather than an average. Official and independent counts sit side by side and are never merged.
Strike-by-strike casualty claims from any government, access-restricted areas where independent counting is impossible, and totals from fronts where reporting is actively suppressed. When a number cannot be sourced, it does not appear here. Absence from this ledger is not evidence that the cost was zero.
Every piece we have published on this topic.
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