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'The violence leaves a mark': How satellites are helping the world monitor war and atrocities

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'The violence leaves a mark': How satellites are helping the world monitor war and atrocities
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For decades, researchers have been monitoring armed conflict around the world by analyzing news reports and collecting oral testimonies. This approach, while valuable, has its limitations. A new study suggests that a satellite's view from above might fill the gaps in our understanding of the grim realities of war.In 2017, the Myanmar Army murdered several hundred Muslim Rohingya civilians in the village of Chut Pyin near the country's western coast. Reports of the massacre in the settlement of a

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