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Syrian Civil War
Part of the Arab Spring, the Arab Winter, the spillover of the Iraqi Civil War, Iran–Saudi Arabia proxy conflict[14][15][16] and Cold War II[17]

Current military situation: Red: Syrian Government, Yellow: Federation of North Syria (SDF), Grey: Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, White: Jabhat Fateh al-Sham, Green: Syrian Opposition
(for a more detailed map, see Cities and towns during the Syrian Civil War). Map above was last updated on 10 September 2016.
Date15 March 2011 (2011-03-15) – present
(13 years and 8 months)
Location
Syria (with spillovers in neighboring countries)
Status Ongoing
Territorial
changes		 As of February 2016: the government held 40% of Syria[18] (66% of the population);[19] ISIL-held territory constituted 20–40% of Syria;[18][20] 20% controlled by rebel groups (including the al-Nusra front);[18] 15–20% held by the Kurds[21][18]
Main belligerents
Opposition
(SRCC)
  • FSA
  • Fatah Halab (since 2015)[a]
  • Islamic Front (2013–2015)

 Turkey[b]

Support:

Army of Conquest

Allied groups

Support:
(SDF)

Allied groups:

Support:

CJTF–OIR
(from 2014)

 United States
 United Kingdom
 France[10]
 Canada[11] (2014–2016)
 Germany[12]
 Netherlands
 Belgium
 Turkey[13]
 Denmark
 Australia
 Saudi Arabia
 Jordan
 UAE
 Qatar
Commanders and leaders
KIA:
KIA:
KIA:
KIA:
KIA:

United States Army Sean MacFarland[54]
(Commander of CJTF-OIR)

Barack Obama
(President of the United States)
Strength

Syrian Armed Forces: 178,000[55]

General Security Directorate: 8,000[56]

National Defense Force: 80,000[57]

Hezbollah: 6,000–8,000[58]

Ba'ath Brigades: 7,000

Russia: 4,000 troops[59] and 1,000 contractors[60]

Iran: 3,000–5,000[58][61]

Other allied groups: 15,500+

FSA: 40,000–50,000[62]

Islamic Front: 40,000–70,000[63]

Fatah Halab:[a] ~25,000–32,000[64][65][66][67]

Other groups: 12,500[68]

al-Nusra: 13,000[69][70]

Allied groups: 8,500+		 31,500[71]–100,000[72]

YPG and YPJ: 57,000-60,000[73][74]

Syrian Arab Coalition: 4,000 (claimed)

Syriac Military Council: 2,000

Army of Revolutionaries: 3,000
Casualties and losses

Syrian Government:
59,006–94,006 soldiers killed[75][76]
41,564–55,564 militiamen killed[75][76]
6,000 soldiers and militiamen and 2,000 supporters captured[75]
Hezbollah:
1,321–1,400 killed[75][77]
Russia Russia:
20 soldiers killed[78] and 9–15 contractors[79][60][80] killed

Other non-Syrian fighters:
5,163 killed[75] ( 444)[81]

104,390–130,390 fighters killed[d] (Ahrar al-Sham: 7,805 killed)[75][76][82]
979 protesters killed[83]

Turkey Turkey:
8 soldiers killed (2016 ground incursion into Syria)[84]		 ISIL:
11,522+ killed (per SOHR)[85]
16,089+ killed (per SAA and YPG)[86][87][88][89]

Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria Rojava:
3,217 killed[90][91]

CJTF–OIR:
2 killed[92][93]

86,692[75]–99,227[94] (3,160 foreign; mostly Palestinian) civilian deaths documented by opposition
88 other foreign soldiers killed
(Lebanon 48, Iraq 16, Turkey 17, Jordan 7)

Total killed:
301,781–422,317 (September 2016 SOHR estimate)[75]
470,000 (February 2016 SCPR estimate)[95]

Over 7,600,000 internally displaced (July 2015 UNHCR estimate)

Over 4,800,000 refugees (August 2016 estimate NRC Handelsblad)[96]; over 4,000,000 (July 2015 UNHCR estimate)[97][98][99]

a Fatah Halab (English: Aleppo Conquest) also includes groups from the FSA.

b Turkey is part of the CJTF–OIR against ISIL, but opposes Rojava and is in a border conflict with it. Turkey has also clashed with the Syrian government and Russia.[100][101]

c The United States fights alongside the Opposition solely against ISIL, not against the Syrian government or Rojava.
Some of the rebels that have been armed by the United States have given vehicles and ammunition to the al-Nusra Front.[102]

d Number includes Kurdish and ISIL fighters, whose deaths are also listed in their separate columns.[103][75][76]


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