; and (B) the extent to which such group, organization, or force continues to pose a threat to any compelling United States interest as of the date of submittal and publication. (3) A list of the countries in which the United States used force pursuant to this joint resolution during the reporting period, including the geographic location in each country in which the United States so used force. (4) The number of combatant casualties in connection with the use of force pursuant to this joint resolution during the reporting period. (5) The number of civilian casualties in connection with the use of force pursuant to this joint resolution during the reporting period, as determined by the following: (A) The United States Government. (B) Credible and reliable nongovernmental entities. (6) An explanation for the differences, if any, between the number of civilian casualties reported pursuant to paragraph (5)(A) during the reporting period and the number of civilian casualties reported pursuant to paragraph (5)(B) during the reporting period. (7) A description of the mechanisms used to prevent and limit civilian casualties in connection with the use of force pursuant to this joint resolution during the reporting period. (8) A current description of the process by which the United States investigates allegations of civilian casualties resulting from United States military operations. (9) A description of the current national security, diplomatic, development, and humanitarian goals of the United States for each country listed under paragraph (3) in order to create the conditions for the end of use of United States military force in such country, and the strategy and expected timeline to execute such goals. (10) An assessment, as of the date of submittal and publication, of the bilateral and multilateral impact of United States use of force pursuant to this joint resolution in each country listed under paragraph (3), and an assessment of the engagement of the government of such country with United States use of force in