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The so-called “Islamic State” has seized another border crossing with Syria, Iraqi government-aligned forces have turned the tables in the refinery town of Baiji, and the peshmerga army of Kurdistan has consolidated its control in northern Diyala province.
War in Iraq: Map of “Islamic State” Control in July 2015 (Subscription) Full Article »
Jabhat al-Nusra and allied rebel groups have nearly completed their control of Idlib province, while Kurdish YPG force have made a major push into the “Islamic State” controlled province of Raqqah.
Syrian Civil War Control Map: June 2015 (Subscription) Full Article »
Northeastern Nigeria is seeing the beginning of a possible resurgence of “Boko Haram” rebel control, with the fighters recapturing an important crossroads town and still clinging to their main forest hideaway.
Map of Boko Haram Control in Nigeria: May 2015 (Subscription) Full Article »
After losing major ground to the rebels over the last several months, Syria’s Assad government has continued its retreat, while the so-called “Islamic State” has grown to control about half of the country’s land area.
Syria Civil War Control Map: May 2015 (Subscription) Full Article »
The Iraqi government has recaptured the city of Tikrit from the so-called “Islamic State”, even while losing what they had held of Anbar province’s capital, Ramadi.
War in Iraq: Map of Islamic State Control in May 2015 Full Article »
Rebels have captured Idlib city in Syria’s northwest, as well as locations along the Jordanian border in the southwest. Meanwhile, the so-called “Islamic State” has occupied a district of national capital Damascus.
Syria Civil War Control Map: April 2015 (Subscription) Full Article »
A multinational military offensive has aggressively pushed back the “Boko Haram” rebels, who now hold barely one-tenth of the Belgium-sized territory they controlled in January, despite their recently-announced partnership with the so-called “Islamic State”.
Map of Boko Haram Control in Nigeria: March 2015 (Subscription) Full Article »
The territory of the so-called “Islamic State” in Iraq is now gradually contracting, amid both US and Iranian support for the group’s enemies.
War in Iraq: Map of Control in February 2015 (Premium) Full Article »
An unrelenting campaign by the Kurdish YPG militias in northern Syria finally succeeded at lifting the Islamic State siege of Kobani, while rebels have scored victories against the Assad government in the country’s west.
The so-called “Islamic State” is has consolidated control of Syria’s northeast despite US airstrikes, while rebels have expanded their control in the southwest and the Al Qaeda affiliated Nusra Front is edging out other rebel groups in the northwest.