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Weeks after completing their control of the Red Sea coast, Houthi forces launched a new campaign against Taiz, successfully laying siege to the city as PLC counterattacks failed to take off.
Yemen Control Map & Timeline: The Siege of Taiz – November 2026 (Subscription) Full Article »
Half a year after the STC was largely defeated, the PLC government lost the Red Sea to a new Houthi offensive, while Al Qaeda consolidated its own power the country.
Sept. 2026 Yemen Control Map & Timeline: War Reignites as Houthis Take Red Sea Coast Full Article »
The Kurdish-led SDF has been formally disbanded, though its integration into the Syrian government is not yet finished, despite overstated claims. Israeli forces have dug in, while the Druze National Guard faces instability, but has held its ground.
Syria Control Map & Timeline: The End of the SDF – August 2026 (Subscription) Full Article »
A quick update for subscribers awaiting our next Somalia map report. Major changes include the formation of federal-allied North East State from autonomous SCC-Khatumo.
Map Only: Somalia in April 2026 (Subscription) Full Article »
The Kurdish-led SDF has recently lost most of its territory in northeast Syria. Over the previous year, Israel expanded its presence, Druze militia control shrunk somewhat but hardened, and the so-called “Islamic State” rebuilt desert influence zones.
Yemen’s far-flung island province has been spared the violence of the last few months, but that doesn’t mean nothing has changed there. Socotra’s current situation defies simple categories.
Yemen Supplement: Who controls Socotra after UAE Pullout? Full Article »
Just weeks after appearing victorious, Yemen’s southern separatists lost almost all their territory, including what they had already controlled for years prior.
In early December 2025, Yemen’s southern separatist coalition swept across Hadramawt and Mahra provinces, upending years of stable control lines and nearly completing its dominance over the former South Yemen.
October and November of last year encompassed the height of Israel’s recent invasion of Lebanon, while violence continued in the Gaza Strip and West Bank.
Al Shabaab swept back across central Somalia in early 2025, while ISIS retreated amid an offensive by Puntland state. Meanwhile, Jubaland state went rogue after a violent conflict with the federal government.