U.S.-Russia brokered Syrian truce 

A ceasefire in which the Syrian government must halt combat missions, and opposition groups – supported by the U.S. and Gulf States – must halt fighting, has the tentative backing of the Free Syrian Army

1. Damascus must halt aerial bombardments on agreed areas and use of barrel bombs

2. Aid groups must receive humanitarian access to war-torn Aleppo area

3. If truce holds, Russia and U.S. will set up “joint implementation centre” to combat so-called Islamic State and Al Qaeda-affiliated Jabhat Fateh al-Sham

Current Islamic State control *formerly Nusra Front

Incirlik: U.S. base. A-10s, F-15s, F-16s, MQ-9 Reaper drones, AC-130 Spectre gunship. Royal Saudi Air Force F-15s

100 miles 160km

CYPRUS RAF Akrotiri: Tornados, Typhoons. 16 combat aircraft

Khmeimim: Russian airbase with 50-plus aircraft. Sukhoi Su-24s, Su-25s, Su-34s. Mi-24 helicopter gunships and Mi-8 support helicopters, T-90 tanks, BTR-82s

TURKEY

Raqqa

Aleppo

SYRIA

Damascus

JORDAN

Muwaffaq Salti Air Base: F-16s from Jordanian, Belgian, Netherlands, Bahraini air forces, MQ-9 Reapers

Irbil: Operational hub for U.S.-led Operation Inherent Resolve. Apache attack helicopters,
reconnaissance aircraft

Mosul

Kirkuk

Baghdad

Al Asad U.S. special forces base

IRAQ

KUWAIT Ali Al Salem: 10 RAF MQ-9 Reapers

Persian Gulf: USS Dwight D. Eisenhower carrier strike group,  with F/A-18 Hornet warplanes,
deployed in support of Operation Inherent Resolve

Qayyarah Air Base Launch pad to liberate Mosul

IRAN

Hamedan Air Base: Undisclosed number of Tupolev Tu-22MS bombers and Sukhoi-34 fighter-bombers

2014-16, Inherent Resolve: U.S. and coalition have conducted 14,838 airstrikes in Iraq and Syria (to Aug 31, 2016) 

Sources: U.S. Central Command, IHS Conflict Monitor, Defense One