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The territory of the so-called “Islamic State” has continued to contract, with government forces capturing the key city of Fallujah, and also making smaller gains elsewhere in the country.
Iraq Control Map & Report: July 2016 (Subscription) Full Article »
Iraqi government forces have made small advances against the so-called “Islamic State” in Anbar province and the area around Mosul, also capturing the group’s southernmost stronghold in the country.
Iraq 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 »
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 »
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 »
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 »
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 »
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 »
National government and Kurdistan forces have together made modest gains against so-called “Islamic State” control in the north, even as the group has expanded its control in the west.
War in Iraq: Map of Control in October 2014 (#4) (Premium) Full Article »
After its rapid takeover of much of Iraq, ISIS has changed its name to just “Islamic State” and declared its leader the emperor of all Muslims, even while militarily pushing ever closer to the capitals of both Iraq and the autonomous Kurdistan region.
Iraq Conflict Control Map: August 2014 (Premium) Full Article »