Syrian Government Troops Deploy to Kurdish City Under US-Backed Ceasefire Deal
ReutersFebruary 3, 20261 min2,798 views
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- 🤝 A US-backed ceasefire deal has been announced, aiming to integrate Kurdish forces and territory with the Syrian government in Damascus.
- 🚚 Syrian government security forces were witnessed moving towards the Kurdish-controlled city of Haka in the northeast.
- 🎯 The deal, announced Friday, seeks to prevent further conflict between President Bashar al-Assad's government and the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF).
Shifting Alliances and Past Conflicts
- ⚔️ Government troops had previously taken control of large areas in eastern and northern Syria from Kurdish forces last month.
- 🇺🇸 The SDF, once a key US ally in the Syrian civil war against Islamic State militants, has seen its importance diminish.
- 👤 President Donald Trump's administration fostered close ties with Assad, who has now reasserted Damascus's authority over nearly all of Syria.
Integration and Reconciliation
- 🔄 The accord outlines a gradual integration of Kurdish fighters into the government forces.
- ✨ The United States has praised the agreement as a significant step towards unity and reconciliation in Syria after 14 years of civil war.
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