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In rebel-dominated Idlib province, Syrian army forces have pushed through the eastern side of Turkey and Russia’s mostly-defunct buffer zone, nearly reaching the rebel stronghold of Marat al-Numan.
Syrian Civil War Map & Timeline – January 2020 (Subscription) Full Article »
Federal-allied forces have chipped away a bit at Al Shabaab territory, while the government has seized two towns from ASWJ militia members. In the north, Al Shabaab claims its first capture of a village in breakaway Somaliland.
Somalia Control Map & Timeline – December 2019 (Subscription) Full Article »
Turkey and its rebel allies have connected two pieces of territory they hold in the northeast, while the Syrian military has deployed in a narrow strip along most of the rest of the border, creating buffer between Turkey and Kurdish YPG fighters.
Syrian Civil War Map & Timeline – November 2019 (Subscription) Full Article »
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.
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 »
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 »
Al Shabaab has seen both gains and losses, while Galmudug’s ASWJ militia has aligned itself with the federal government, and a renegade general is rebelling against the self-declared Republic of Somaliland. (Map now shows federal member state boundaries.)
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 »
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 »