Conflictos armados activos
Esta página enumera los eventos de conflicto armado y disturbios registrados en el mundo en las últimas 24 horas. Cada uno es un evento localizado con coordenadas, los actores implicados y un enlace a la fuente, extraído de la cobertura informativa mundial por el proyecto GDELT cada 15 minutos.
40 recorded · updated every 5–15 min · 1 sources
en las últimas 24 horas
- L3 · conflict event · gdelt Azerbaijani – Civilian · Lachin, Laç, Azerbaijan
- L2 · conflict event · gdelt Intelligence Activity · Isfahan, Esfahan, Iran
- L2 · conflict event · gdelt Iran – Israel · Jordan River, Israel (general), Israel
- L2 · protest · gdelt Managua – Nicaraguan · Managua, Managua, Nicaragua
- L2 · conflict event · gdelt Ukrainian – Oil Tanker · Kherson, Khersons'ka Oblast', Ukraine
- L2 · conflict event · gdelt Trooper – Protester · Chittenden County, Vermont, United States
- L2 · protest · gdelt Israel – Agence France Press · Hebron, Israel (general), Israel
- L2 · conflict event · gdelt Correspondent – Government Forces · Mawasit, Taizz, Yemen
- L2 · conflict event · gdelt Israel – Iran · Toronto, Ontario, Canada
- L2 · conflict event · gdelt Government – Police · Amritsar, Punjab, India
- L3 · conflict event · gdelt Police – Village · Ajnala, Punjab, India
- L3 · conflict event · gdelt Deputy – Gang · New York, United States
- L2 · conflict event · gdelt Israeli – Syrian · Hamadiyah, Ha?afon, Israel
- L2 · conflict event · gdelt Civilian – Nigeria · Anka, Zamfara, Nigeria
- L3 · conflict event · gdelt Colonist – Farmer · Salfit, West Bank (general), West Bank
- L2 · conflict event · gdelt Colonist – Farmer · Marda, West Bank (general), West Bank
- L2 · conflict event · gdelt Military Personnel – Iran · Kuwait
- L2 · conflict event · gdelt Israeli – Iran · Kurdistan, Khuzestan, Iran
- L2 · conflict event · gdelt Military – Texas · South Carolina, United States
- L2 · conflict event · gdelt Uganda – Congo · Bundibugyo, Bundibugyo, Uganda
- L2 · conflict event · gdelt Palestinian · White House, District of Columbia, United States
- L2 · conflict event · gdelt Gang · Virginia, United States
- L2 · conflict event · gdelt Commando · Kangaw, Rakhine State, Myanmar
- L2 · conflict event · gdelt Geneva – Haiti · Artibonite, Artibonite, Haiti
- L2 · conflict event · gdelt Students And Teacher – Government · Ibadan, Oyo, Nigeria
- L2 · conflict event · gdelt Federal Police – Iraq · Hawija, DiyaláZ, Iraq
- L2 · conflict event · gdelt Terrorist – London · Gloucestershire, Gloucestershire, United Kingdom
- L2 · conflict event · gdelt Azerbaijani · Fuzuli, Samux, Azerbaijan
- L2 · conflict event · gdelt Federal Judge – United States · Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, United States
- L3 · protest · gdelt Riot Police – Lyon · Spain
- L3 · protest · gdelt Interior Minist – Protester · Brussels, Bruxelles-Capitale, Belgium
- L2 · conflict event · gdelt Moroccan – Islamic · Rabat, Rabat-Saléemmour-ZaëMO, Morocco
- L2 · conflict event · gdelt Terrorist – Retired · Pulwama, Jammu and Kashmir, India
- L2 · conflict event · gdelt Guerrilla · Mantaro, Huancavelica, Peru
- L3 · conflict event · gdelt Army – Killers · Rawalpindi, Punjab, Pakistan
- L2 · conflict event · gdelt Taliban – Taliban · Karim Khan, Paktika, Afghanistan
- L2 · conflict event · gdelt Armed Group – Israel · Jammu, Jammu and Kashmir, India
- L2 · protest · gdelt Armed Group – Armed Group · Central African Republic
- L2 · conflict event · gdelt Mali – Mali · Dioura, Mopti, Mali
- L2 · conflict event · gdelt Army – Mali · Anefis, Gao, Mali
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Events, not headlines
Each item here is a located event: coordinates, the parties involved, how many news reports mentioned it, and a link to source reporting. That is different from a news feed, where a story about a strike and a story about its aftermath are two separate headlines with no position on a map.
An honest note on conflict data
Conflict events are derived from news coverage, which means the volume of reporting influences what surfaces — a well-covered incident appears faster than an under-reported one. The sector standard for conflict data, ACLED, requires a licence for commercial use, so it is deliberately not used here rather than used without one.
What this page is not
It is not a casualty count, a battle map, or an intelligence assessment. It is a list of located events as reported, with the reporting linked. For verified casualty and displacement figures, consult ACLED, UCDP or UN OCHA directly.
De dónde vienen estos precios
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Where does the conflict data come from?
The GDELT Project's raw event export, read every 15 minutes. It extracts located events from global news coverage with coordinates, CAMEO event codes and actor pairs.
Does this show casualty figures?
No. Casualty data requires verification work that WorldPulse does not do. For that, consult ACLED, UCDP or UN OCHA.
How current is this list?
Events are read every 15 minutes and this page shows the last 24 hours. Each event carries its own timestamp.