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A ceasefire in Aleppo between the Assad government and some rebel groups has broken down, while the so-called “Islamic State” has lost control in several other areas.
Syrian Civil War Control Map & Report: May 2016 (Subscription) Full Article »
While Houthi forces remain solidly in control of Yemen’s northwest, forces aligned with President Hadi have driven Al Qaeda out of Mukalla city and part of Aden.
Yemen Control Map & Report: May 2016 (Subscription) Full Article »
Iraqi government forces have completed their takeover of Ramadi, the capital of Anbar Province, from the so-called “Islamic State”, also capturing most of the group’s enclave around the town of Hit.
Iraq Control Map & Report: April 2016 (Subscription) Full Article »
The Syrian government has recaptured the historic city of Palmyra from the so-called “Islamic State”, even as the group consolidates its presence around the Golan Heights.
As Libya attempts to implement a new political unity deal, this edition of the map features updated approximations of the control lines and has added major roads.
Libya Control Map & Report: March 2016 (Subscription) Full Article »
As a ceasefire takes hold between the Syrian government and many rebel groups, the walls have begun closing in on the so-called “Islamic State” from all sides.
Syrian Civil War Control Map: March 2016 (Subscription) Full Article »
In just a few weeks, Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) has rapidly expanded its territory in Yemen, controlling much of the country’s southern coast and large portions of Abyan, Shabwa, and Hadramawt provinces.
Map of Control in Yemen’s Civil War: February 2016 (Subscription) Full Article »
With extensive Russian air support and ground support from Hezbollah and Iranian forces, the Syrian army has made major progress against rebels in Aleppo, Latakia, Daraa, and Hama provinces.
Syrian Civil War Control Map: February 2016 (Subscription) Full Article »
The Saudi-led coalition supporting President Hadi has opened new fronts against both the rival Houthis and Al Qaeda, while the so-called “Islamic State” has allegedly gained its first territory in the country.
Yemen’s Civil War Control Map: January 2016 (Subscription) Full Article »
Over the past five months, the so-called “Islamic State” has lost ground to the Iraqi government and allied militias in Anbar and Salah al-Din provinces, as well as to Kurdistan’s Peshmerga in northwestern Ninewa.
War in Iraq: Map of “Islamic State” Control in December 2015 (Subscription) Full Article »