Professional Conflict Mapping Service
The so-called “Islamic State” (ISIS/ISIL) has continued a bloody insurgency in Syria’s central desert, while fighting between Kurdish- and Turkish-led forces has carried on sporadically, amid other intermittent conflicts.
Syria Control Map & Report – February 2022 (Subscription) Full Article »
After being driven from the key northeastern towns of Palma and Mocímboa da Praia by Rwandan-led forces, Mozambique’s insurgents have dispersed westward as far as Meluco and Mueda districts, as well as the neighboring province of Niassa.
Mozambique Control Map: Insurgency Shifts West – February 2022 Full Article »
Yemen’s internationally-recognized Hadi government has won a bit of breathing room in recent weeks, rolling back a swath of Houthi territory south of Marib, though Houthi forces still retain a foothold at the city’s doorstep.
Yemen Control Map & Report: Houthis on the Backstep – January 2022 (Subscription) Full Article »
Tigray rebels, with some help from Oromo insurgents, extended their control nearly to Ethiopia’s capital city last November, but have since been pushed back.
Revised and refined map of territorial control across Somalia, showing the situation as things stand amid the country’s ongoing federal elections crisis, plus the extent of the recent ASWJ resurgence.
Somalia Control Map & Timeline – December 2021 Full Article »
The Houthi government has greatly expanded its control of the Red Sea coast after pro-Hadi forces withdrew from the long-contested port city of Hodeida.
Yemen Control Map & Report: Hadi Forces Leave Hodeida – November 2021 (Subscription) Full Article »
The pro-Hadi coalition has successfully defended the central city of Marib, but Houthi forces have expanded elsewhere, securing full control of Bayda province and some surrounding areas.
Yemen Control Map & Report: Houthis Expand in South – September 2021 (Subscription) Full Article »
The so-called “Islamic State” (formerly ISIS) says insurgents in Mozambique are part of its “Central Africa Province”. But is the Cabo Delgado rebellion really the long arm of “ISIS”, or is it all talk?
Are Mozambique’s insurgents really part of “ISIS”? Full Article »
A year after insurgents in Cabo Delgado province burst into international headlines, there still doesn’t seem to be much agreement on what the group’s name is.
A joint Rwandan-Mozambican offensive has finally driven Cabo Delgado’s insurgents from their largest controlled town, as well as many other strategic locations, but they remain a major fighting force.
Mozambique Control Map: Rebels Lose Mocímboa da Praia – August 2021 (Subscription) Full Article »