Syrian+Desert


 * The Syrian Desert also known as the Syro-Arabian desert, it is located in these nations Syria, Jordan, and Iraq. In the north, the desert gives more fertilization to north-central Syria. In the south it has Arabian Peninsula. The desert was formed lava. There are many historical tribes that still exist today. During the war in Iraq desert was really useful to use. Syrian Desert remains one of the primary routes for smuggling equipment due to its location near the Syrian border. A series of Coalition military operations were relatively ineffective at removing the insurgent presence in the Desert. However as the insurgents began to gain control of the surrounding areas the importance of the Syrian Desert as a center of operations was believed to have lessened. By September 2006 insurgents had gained control of virtually all of the Anbar Governorate and had moved most of their forces equipment and leaders further east to insurgent controlled cities near the Euphrates River.

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