Located in Syria on the Iraqi border and within miles of the Jordanian border, the U.S. garrison at al-Tanf has, since 2016, served as a launching point for counter-ISIS operations and training for Syrian opposition factions fighting the jihadist group. Iranian and Iran-backed forces are deployed in close proximity to the al-Tanf desert outpost, which sits on the strategically significant Baghdad-Damascus highway. U.S. forces in al-Tanf established a 55-km de-confliction zone, beyond which lie an array of forces described as either “pro-regime” or “Iran-backed” that have set up checkpoints in the area. Several incidents in recent months underscore al-Tanf’s potential as a flashpoint between U.S. and Iranian and/or Iran-backed forces.
And they reference syria liveuamap which is interactive.The source for the map is Aljazeera apparently, probably a political reason for not mentioning the US.
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Mapping who controls what in Syria
Opposition fighters led by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham seize control of large parts of Aleppo as they push south.www.aljazeera.com
12 hours ago - 34°24′N 40°57′E
Thousands of Hashd ash Shaabi fighters from Iraq are flowing through the border at Bukamal to go reinforce the SAA
Three airstrikes believed to be by the international coalition target the Albukamal area on the Syrian-Iraqi border
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Some Twitter account posted it, I don't think they were the one who made it thoughSource?
There actually are people in Canada who are so thoroughly fed up with Quebec's anti-English antics that they'd like us (ROC, aka Rest of Canada) to have a referendum on whether they (Quebec) get to stay.
Reddit has an imaginary maps subreddit and a guy named HolyDictatorFelixRoy created it, "out of hate" (and exhaustion), he says.Source?