Map of influence and crossings in the Syrian opposition areas
During 2022, the Syrian opposition maintained its areas of control in northern and southern Syria without any new changes at the expense of the Syrian regime forces and the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF). However, on the other hand, some changes occurred in the map of internal influence within the areas controlled by the factions, specifically in northwestern Syria.
In practice, these changes did not significantly lead to redraw the map of factions control, with the exception of a slight decline in the influence of some factions at the expense of others. Moreover, the military scene remaining as it was.
This report shows and analyses the map of influence in the Syrian opposition areas, in terms of military control and control over the crossings. It also attempts to predict the fate of this influence in 2023.
This report helps experts, researchers, and those interested in knowing the reality of control and influence within the Syrian opposition areas, and their fate in the short term
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Firas Fahham is a senior research fellow at Jusoor Center for Studies Firas Fahham is a senior research fellow at Jusoor Center for Studies. He studied at the Faculty of Law at Aleppo University. Mr. Fahham has a 4-year experience in the field of information reporting in social media. He worked as the chief editor of a Syrian News Network. He published several research papers related to the history of the Syrian popular movement and the Syrian revolution, in cooperation with several Arab centers for studies.
Mr. Nasrallah has a masters degree in computer engineering, with a diploma in security studies from Sabahattin Zaim University. Mr. Nasrallah is an expert in collecting and analyzing information. Mr. Nasrallah has a masters degree in computer engineering, with a diploma in security studies from Sabahattin Zaim University. Mr. Nasrallah is an expert in collecting and analyzing information.
