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ISIS presence in the Damascus suburbs in January 2015 consists of the remnants of a former ISIS network which exerted influence throughout the eastern and southern areas of the city in late 2013 and early 2014. By the start of 2014, ISIS militants maintained headquarters in the towns of Mayda’a and Mesraba in the rebel-held Eastern Ghouta area as well as in the southern neighborhoods of Yalda and Hajar al-Aswad. ISIS forces in this sector reportedly included several hundred fighters, making it one of ISIS’s last major strongholds in western Syria following the expulsion of ISIS fighters from northern rebel-held areas of Idlib and Aleppo Province in early January 2014. ISIS in Damascus endured for a longer period, apparently taking advantage of shifts in the battle for Damascus to solidify its position within rebel-held areas.
Este mapa lo explicaría: http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-OgcR_-b8b-o/V ... et_R1c.jpg
Más al sur, al parecer estaría confirmado que los rebeldes se hicieron con el cruce de Nasseb con Jordania, si esto es así, el tráfico de los rebeldes con Jordania estaría mucho más asegurado, aunque tengo entendido que Jordania no permite el libre tránsito en sus cruces con los rebeldes:
http://wikimapia.org/#lang=de&lat=32.54 ... &z=15&m=bs
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Por último, el mapa actualizado de Siria por Thomas van Linge, con grandes cambios (Idlib y Bosra ahora en poder rebelde, y con cierto retroceso del Estado Islámico en Hasaka):
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