Open Source Intelligence

Promise Denied

A structured, open-source dataset documenting every salvo of Iran's ballistic missile, cruise missile, and drone attacks against Israel and coalition targets — and the integrated air defence operation intercepting them.

Iran named its strike operations “True Promise” — a promise to destroy. This project tracks each attack at the data level: weapons fired, targets struck, systems that intercepted them. The dataset exists to document the threat, catalogue the defence, and ensure the record is preserved.
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4 Rounds
Salvos
Days
Countries
Iranian Threat
Shahed-136 Emad Fattah-1 Sejjil Cruise missile
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Coalition Defence
Arrow-3 THAAD Iron Dome David's Sling Patriot PAC-3
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Interactive Map
Every salvo plotted on an interactive map. Launch zones, target locations, munition types, and interception data — filterable by round.
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Munitions Wiki
Detailed profiles of Iranian ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, and attack drones — plus the Arrow, THAAD, Iron Dome, and other systems intercepting them.
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Analysis & Charts
Interception rates, escalation trends, cost asymmetry, weapon usage patterns — high-level analysis derived from the dataset.
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Also on this site
Dataset & Downloads
GitHub, Kaggle, HuggingFace exports
Actors & Forces
IRGC, Hizbullah, Houthis, Coalition
Daily SITREPs
Situation reports as events unfold
Built with AI: This project was made possible with Anthropic's Claude, which assisted with research, data structuring, analysis, and site development. Anthropic does not endorse or sponsor this project. Source data is drawn from news reporting and open-source intelligence (OSINT). Timestamps are approximate and munitions counts may vary across sources. Always cross-reference against primary sources.
Mission & Dedication
Why this project exists, the AI-driven OSINT methodology, and the people it's dedicated to.
Contribute
Open-source on GitHub. Submit corrections, new data, or open an issue.
A note on terminology

Iranian operation codenames (True Promise 1–4) appear in some parts of this site for cross-referencing with OSINT, news, and academic sources. Their use is strictly for identification and tracking purposes. It does not constitute any endorsement of these operations, which represent attempted mass murder targeting a civilian population centre. Where possible, we refer to these operations as Rounds 1–4.