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1. march 2022 somalia attacks
 2. abu khashab shooting
3. 2014 peshawar school massacre
4. 2016 brussels bombings
5. 2022 erbil missile attacks
6. 2015 beirut bombings
7. 2022 beersheba attack
8. escondido mosque fire
9. ahvaz military parade attack
10. 2006 al-askari mosque bombing
 11. 2017 westminster attack
12. siege of amirli
13. 2015 san bernardino attack
14. fall of kabul
15. owo church attack
16. 2021 kabul school bombing
17. 2017 tehran attacks
18. isis occupation of mosul
19. christchurch mosque shootings
20. 2017 sinai mosque attack
 21. 2016 pathankot attack
22. 2022 al-aqsa clashes
23. 2019 bagram airfield attack
24. akshardham temple attack
25. 2005 sharm el sheikh bombings
26. 2017 stockholm truck attack
27. 2019 balakot airstrike
28. 2001 indian parliament attack
29. 2019 pulwama attack
30. comilla cantonment massacre
 31. 2014 wagah border suicide attack
32. battle of khasham
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34. mariupol theatre airstrike
35. desna barracks airstrike
36. khan shaykhun chemical attack
37. sinjar massacre
38. kramatorsk railway station attack
39. 2007 yazidi communities bombings
40. sectarian violence in pakistan

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