Syrian opposition, network and allies
- Southern Front
- Jaysh al-Nasr
- Jaish al-Izzah
- Central Division
- Levant Front
- Jaish al-Fatiheen fi Ardh al-Sham
- al-Moutasem Brigade
- Northern Division
- 13th Division
- 16th Division
- Division 99
- #Liwa Ahfad Saladin
- Liwa Dhi Qar
- Brigade 93
- Brigade 51
- Hamza Division
- Al-Jabha al-Suriyya lil-Tahrir
- 1st Infantry Brigade
- 1st Coastal Division
- 2nd Coastal Division
- al-Rahman Legion
- Al-Habib al-Mustafa Brigade
- Liwa Al-Adiyat
- Deterring the Oppressors Brigades
- Homs Liberation Movement
- Jaysh al-Janoob
- Alwiyat al-Jonub
- Ahmad al-Abdo Martyrs Brigades and Battalions
- Army of Free Tribes
- Al Nukhbat Brigade
- Liwa Ahrar Souriya
@Authenticity and Development Front
@ Harakat Nour al-Din al-Zenki
@ Ahrar al-Sharqiyaal-Murabitin Brigade
Allied armed groups:
@Shields of the Revolution Council
- US Air Force (airstrikes against ISIL)
@ Turkey
- Turkish Army (Artillery support against ISIL andSDF)
- Turkish Air Force (Aerial strikes against ISIL andSDF)
Joint operations rooms:
- Army of Conquest
- Unified Military Command of Eastern Ghouta
- Damascus Operations Room
- Fatah Halab
- Rad al-Mazalem
- Jaysh Halab
- Mare’ Operations Room
- Hawar Kilis Operations Room
- Northern Homs Countryside Operations Room
- Itisam bi Allah
- Houla Operations Room
- Ansar al-Sharia
- Jaish al-Haramoun
- Saraya Ahl al-Sham
- Jund al-Malahm
- al Marj Operations Room
- Jaish Al-Fustat
Military councils:
- Syrian Revolutionary Command Council
- Supreme Military Council
- Unified Military Council in Northern Aleppo
- Idlib Revolutionary Council
Armament support:
- Qatar
- Saudi Arabia
- Turkey
- United States
- France
- Libya (until 2014)
Non-lethal support:
- United Kingdom
- Canada
- Germany
- Netherlands
- Italy
- United Arab Emirates
- Jordan
- Israel (Medical aid)
- Egypt (until 2013)
Al-Qaeda affiliates:
Alleged support:
Federation of Northern Syria and allies
@ People’s Protection Units (YPG)
@ Women’s Protection Units (YPJ)
- Shammer tribe militias
…………………. Martyrs of Dam Brigade
…………………..Liwa Jund al-Haramayn
……………Martyr Kaseem Al Areef Battalion
- Liwa Thuwwar al-Raqqa
- Jaish al-Salam
- Furat Jarablus
- New Syrian Forces
- Lîwai 99 Muşat
- Brigade Groups of Al-Jazira
- Euphrates Martyrs Battalion
- Free Jarabulus Battalion
- Liwa Ahrar al-Raqqah
- Al-Shaitat tribe militias
- Liwaa Siqur El-Badiye
Allied armed groups:
@International Freedom Battalion
@TKP-Kıvılcım
@Yekîtî Party
@ Sharabiyya tribe militias
@Zubayd tribe militias
Military councils:
Armament support:
…………Kurdistan Democratic Party
…………Patriotic Union of Kurdistan
Non-lethal support:
- United States
- United Kingdom
- France
- Australia
- Canada
- Denmark
- Netherlands
- Saudi Arabia
- Jordan
- Bahrain
- United Arab Emirates
- Morocco
- Qatar
- Turkey
Non-lethal support:
Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant and allies
- Military of ISIL
- Yarmouk Martyrs Brigade
- Jaysh al-Jihad
- Dokumacılar
- Jama`at Bayt al-Maqdis al-Islamiya
Notes
- The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant was formerly part of al-Qaeda in Iraq, but was disavowed by al-Qaeda General Command, which stated: “It is not affiliated with al-Qaeda and has no relationship with it… al-Qaeda is not responsible for ISIS’s actions.”
- The United States alleges that Belarushas provided or attempted to provide direct military support to the Syrian government. Belarus denies this. There are also unconfirmed rumours that Algeria is providing military support to Syria.
- The Christian militia Sutorois aligned with the YPG, while its offshoot Sootoro is aligned with the government.
- The tribal Al-Sanadid Forcesmilitia is aligned with both the YPG and the regime.
- There is regular conflict between various rebel groups. However, members of the People’s Protection Unitshave coordinated with the Free Syrian Army. In the Rebel–ISIS conflict, the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant has been fighting the Free Syrian Army, the Syria Revolutionaries Front, the Army of Mujahedeen, the Islamic Front and the al-Nusra Front. Jund al-Aqsa has declared its neutrality in the conflict.Ghuraba al-Sham has clashed with the al-Nusra Front and the al-Tawhid Brigade.
- Members of the Kurdistan Democratic Party of Syriaas well as the Kurdish Freedom Party have on occasion clashed with the People’s Protection Units, the armed wing of the Democratic Union Party.
- The Kurdish National Councilhas joined the Syrian National Coalition—though without officially committing any military forces to the opposition—while simultaneously retaining its membership in the Kurdish Supreme Council alongside the PYD.
- Jaish al-Muhajireen wal-Ansarwas subordinate to the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, but withdrew due to its oath of allegiance to the Caucasus Emirate leadership to become independent. It is now part of Jabhat al-Nusra.
- Egyptchanged its position on this conflict from support for the opposition to neutrality after the 2013 Egyptian coup.
- Jordanand the United Arab Emirates ended armament support for the opposition in 2014 due of concerns about radical Islamist presence among the opposition fighters.
- Canadawithdrew jet fighters from the US-led coalition against ISIL on 15 February 2016.
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