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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 »
The Libyan National Army (LNA) of General Khalifa Haftar has launched a major campaign to consolidate control over the country’s sparsely-populated south, securing control of several major southern towns and two key oil fields.
Libyan Civil War Map & Timeline – February 2019 (Subscription) Full Article »
The so-called “Islamic State” has continued to lose ground to the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), with its territory now reduced to a single town along the Euphrates River and some remote desert areas to the west.
Syrian Civil War Map & Timeline – January 2019 (Subscription) Full Article »
The Assad government has eliminated the last pocket of so-called “Islamic State” (IS) control in western Syria, while the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) have driven the group out of a town in the east and away from the border with Iraq.
Syrian Civil War Map & Timeline: IS Loses Western Enclave – December 2018 Full Article »
Over five months, both Somalia’s pro-federal coalition and rebel group Al Shabaab have made small territorial gains, while clashes have continued in the area disputed between Puntland and Somaliland.
Somalia Control Map & Timeline – November 2018 (Subscription) Full Article »
A demilitarized buffer zone has gone into partial effect along front lines between government and rebel forces in Syrian’s northwest, while in the southeast the so-called “Islamic State” has managed to reverse some of its recent losses near the Iraqi border.
Syria has mostly seen a break in rebel vs. government fighting, even while the so-called “Islamic State” continues losing ground to both the Assad government and the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces.
Syrian Civil War Map & Timeline – October 2018 (Subscription) Full Article »
Pro-Assad forces have cleared both rebels and so-called “Islamic State” fighters from the borders of Jordan and the Golan Heights area, restoring full pro-government territorial control of Daraa, Quneitra, and Suwayda provinces.
Government forces have rapidly swept through rebel-held areas of Syria’s southwest – formerly known as De-escalation Zone 4 – reducing rebel control of Daraa province from nearly 50 percent down to zero.