Military timelines
4 public military timelines built with Boromlia: campaigns, operations and service records. Follow a campaign day by day, or trace its ground on a map.
Campaigns, operations, units and service records.
Wars and operations followed in the order they unfolded: D-Day and Operation Overlord, the conflict in the Middle East, and long series of strikes on infrastructure, logged as they were reported. Events like these cluster in a few places, so the Map view is often the clearest way in, showing where a campaign concentrated and how it moved. Most events name the report they came from.
Military timelines on Boromlia
The Middle East Conflict - The war that began with U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran on Feb. 28, 2026, tracked week by week: the fighting in Iran, President Donald Trump's posts on Truth Social, the price of Brent crude, and the fronts in Lebanon and Yemen. Updated through Oct. 7, 2026.
Ukraine Strikes Russian Oil Infrastructure - Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil infrastructure: refineries, export terminals, pipeline pumping and blending stations, and fuel depots, logged site by site through 2026. The SBU and the General Staff frame the campaign as an attack on the money that funds the war. By September 2026 Ukrainian sources put the share of Russian refining capacity disabled at around 43 per cent, Russia was covering roughly 65 per cent of its own gasoline demand, exports had been halted and rationing introduced, and Russian crude was being sent to Kazakhstan to be refined. Each card names its sources and says what is estimated.
D-Day: Operation Overlord - The largest seaborne invasion in history, told hour by hour, the airborne drops before dawn, the five beaches, and the single day that opened the road to liberating Western Europe. All photographs are public-domain (US National Archives / Imperial War Museum). Times shown are local.
Wildberries Attacks - Ukrainian drone strikes on Russia's two largest online retailers, Wildberries and Ozon, logged site by site since 18 July 2026. Kyiv calls the warehouses dual-use military logistics hubs for the Russian army. Each card names its sources and flags what is unconfirmed.
Personal timelines - Lives in milestones, family history, and the years in between.
Travel timelines - Trips, routes and journeys, in the order they happened.
Business timelines - Company histories, funding rounds, launches and the quarters between.
Tech timelines - Releases, migrations, incidents and how a system got here.
Investigation timelines - Case chronologies, research records and running stories.
History timelines - Periods, events and sourced chronologies, in the order they happened.
Culture timelines - Art, music, film and the movements they belong to.
Sport timelines - Seasons, fixtures, tournaments and careers.
Future timelines - Forecasts, plans and future histories, dated ahead of time.
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