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After the sudden US withdrawal and subsequent Turkish intervention against Kurdish YPG fighters, our map now shows which territory is controlled by Turkey-affiliated forces, plus which has come under joint SDF and Syrian government control.
While separatists have forced President Hadi to move his government out of Aden, Houthi and pro-Hadi forces have each captured territory from each other near the Saudi border.
For the first time, government forces have captured a major town on the rebel side of the of would-be buffer zone set up last year by Turkey and Russia.
Syrian Civil War Map & Timeline – September 2019 Full Article »
Southern separatist forces, until now allied with the Hadi government, have broken ranks and turned their guns against Hadi’s forces, asserting their own control over many parts of the south.
Yemen Control Map & Report: Separatists Seize South – August 2019 (Subscription) Full Article »
The Assad government is working at chipping away land from the rebel stronghold of Idlib province, making modest progress around the town of Khan Shaykhun.
Syrian Civil War Map & Timeline – August 2019 (Subscription) Full Article »
The past month and a half have seen continued fighting and many small changes to territorial control around the edges of the rebel-held area in Syria’s northwest, while the so-called “Islamic State” remains active in the central desert.
Syrian Civil War Map & Timeline – July 2019 (Subscription) Full Article »
Fighting over the port of Hodeida has largely cooled down under a UN-supervised ceasefire, but battles have continued elsewhere around the edges of the Houthi control zone, with gains and losses for each side.
Yemen Control Map & Report – June 2019 (Subscription) Full Article »
The Assad government has begun a new push against the rebel enclave in Idlib – in defiance of buffer zone arrangements – while the so-called “Islamic State” has reportedly captured a new town in the central desert.
Even as Syria’s civil war gradually winds down, the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces has driven the so-called “Islamic State” out of the last town the group governed in Syria.
Syrian Civil War Map & Timeline: IS Loses Last Town – March 2019 (Subscription) Full Article »
In October 2015, both the Taliban and Afghanistan’s so-called “Islamic State” (IS) affiliate had reached high points in territorial control, with the Taliban holding the major city of Kunduz and IS dominating parts of Nangarhar province.
2015 in Afghanistan: Map of Taliban and “Islamic State” Control Full Article »