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In the month after Assad’s fall, fighting continued between the Kurdish-led SDF and Türkiye-backed rebels, while Israel took more ground and some areas resisted integration with the new rebel-installed government.
Syria: Map of Control in January 2025 (Subscription) Full Article »
One year on, Israel’s military is shifting its attention towards Hezbollah in Lebanon, though airstrikes continue in the Gaza Strip – and the West Bank.
Though our 2024 Somalia map is not yet finalized, subscribers can find a preliminary edition here (without the report), showing our accurate but less-precise assessment as of June.
Our recent slowdown in coverage will be coming to an end soon, with the debut of our all-new Sudan map and other updates.
Just prior to the surprise Hamas-led invasion of Israel proper, lines of control stood unchanged from previous years except for the re-opening of the Gaza fishing zone.
Israel / Palestine Map: Who Controlled What Before the 2023 Hamas Invasion? Full Article »
Ukrainian forces have retaken control of Kherson city and surroundings after a Russian withdrawal, while Russia and allies have made much smaller advances along other parts of the frontline.
Ukraine: Map of Russian Control After Kherson Retreat – Nov. 30, 2022 (Subscription) Full Article »
The Ethiopian government, with ally Eritrea, recaptured many of Tigray’s major towns ahead of the new peace deal. Meanwhile, the insurgency in Oromia continues.
Ethiopia Control Map: Tigray War Revival & New Truce – Nov. 2022 (Subscription) Full Article »
Even as the ceasefire with the Houthis holds, rival Saudi-backed and UAE-backed government factions have gone to war with each other, with higher stakes than in previous clashes.
Yemen Control Map & Report: Separatists vs. al-Islah – September 2022 Full Article »
Russia and its allies from the self-proclaimed Lugansk People’s Republic (LPR) have completed their control of the area corresponding to Ukraine’s Luhansk province, while abandoning Snake Island in the Black Sea.
In a dramatic reversal, Tigray rebels are now on the offensive after recapturing their state’s capital in northern Ethiopia. To illustrate the situation, PolGeoNow is again honored to feature the latest version of this territorial control map created by our colleague Daniel from Passport Party.
Free Site Guest Feature: Map of Control in Ethiopia’s Tigray Conflict (August 2021) Full Article »