In the local area, the Logistics and Telecommunications Cluster has been active since 2015, providing support in response to the conflict. The cluster offers telecommunications services to humanitarian staff, with recent support provided to 231 staff in certain areas. Connectivity services have enabled operational continuity and partner coordination, allowing for day-to-day humanitarian activities to take place.

However, services in some areas remain suspended. Further details on the cluster's activities and the current state of telecommunications services in the area are available from the Logistics and Telecommunications Cluster Situation Report.