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This is the order of battle for 2016-2017 Turkish cross-border military offensive, codenamed "Operation Euphrates Shield" by Turkey.

Turkey and allied forces

 Turkey

Syrian opposition Hawar Kilis Operations Room

Syrian opposition Free Idlib Army

Syrian opposition Syria Revolutionaries Front remnants

Military Councils:

  • Syrian opposition Akhtarin Military Council
  • Syrian opposition Al-Bab Military Council
  • Syrian opposition Tal Rifaat Military Council
  • Syrian opposition Qabasin Military Council
  • Syrian opposition Mare Military Council

Syrian Turkmen Brigades

  • Sultan Malik-Shah Brigade
  • Syrian opposition Muntasar Billah Brigade

Ahrar al-Sham
Army of Sunna
Syrian opposition Authenticity and Development Front


Support:
United States United States Armed Forces

Russian Armed Forces

United Kingdom British Armed Forces

ISIL

Military of ISIL

Syrian Democratic Forces and allied forces

Syrian Democratic Forces

Jarabulus Military Council


International Freedom Battalion


Support:
United States United States Armed Forces

Syrian Government and allied forces

 Syria


Support:
Russian Armed Forces

Notes

 a: Only against ISIL
 b: Part of the Syrian Turkmen Brigades as well

References

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