Syria's Kurdish-led SDF dissolves as part of integration with Damascus
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The Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces dissolved on Tuesday as part of an integration agreement with Damascus, marking a significant step in the phased incorporation of Kurdish fighters into the Syrian state. The group, which played a crucial role in defeating ISIS with U.S. support and controlled parts of northern and eastern Syria, has officially ceased operations.
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The Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces has been dissolved, the armed militant group's leader said on Tuesday, a major step in the integration plan agreed on earlier this year with the Islamist-led government in Damascus. The government and the group, which helped defeat the Islamic State with U.S. backing and held parts of northern and eastern Syria, agreed in January to a phased integration of Kurdish fighters into the state, a plan Washington called a "historic milestone".
The Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces has been dissolved, the armed militant group's leader said on Tuesday, a major step in the integration plan agreed on earlier this year with the Islamist-led government in Damascus. The government and the group, which helped defeat the Islamic State with U.S. backing and held parts of northern and eastern Syria, agreed in January to a phased integration of Kurdish fighters into the state, a plan Washington called a "historic milestone".
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