During the following months some of its forces intervened in the Zaragoza and Belchite offensives, which, however, did not bear the desired results.

In the spring of 1938, during the Aragon campaign, the forces of the XI Army Corps were unable to cope with the pressure of the nationalist units.

By early April, the remnants of the army corps had established their positions along the defensive line of the Segre river.

During the following months it did not take part in relevant military operations, reorganizing its battered forces after the withdrawal in Aragon.

After the beginning of the Catalonia campaign, they maintained resistance in their defensive positions, some units managing to offer strong opposition —as was the case with the 26th Division.