Syria's Kurdish-led SDF dissolves as part of integration with Damascus
A Kurdish-led group that controlled part of northeastern Syria has officially dissolved after merging with the Syrian army. The group, called the Syrian Democratic Forces, had previously run what amounted to an independent zone in that region.
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2 sourcesKurds weigh hope and caution as Syria’s SDF dissolves and joins the state military
Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces group says it has dissolved after merging with the Syrian army
Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces commander announces the group's dissolution after merger with Syria's military
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3 sourcesKurds weigh hope and caution as Syria’s SDF dissolves and joins the state military
Turkey says dissolution of Kurdish-led group crucial for Syrian stability
Syria's Kurdish-led SDF dissolves as part of integration with Damascus
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8 articlesKurdish-led SDF has dissolved, but has Syria really unified its military?
Capitulation or compromise? What SDF's dissolution means for Sharaa, Turkey and Syria's Kurds
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