Summary
Clashes broke out between the Syrian army and the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) in Aleppo, leading to one death and several injuries. A ceasefire has been reported after the Syrian army and SDF engaged in exchanges involving heavy weapons in two neighborhoods. The conflict comes amid ongoing efforts to integrate Kurdish-led forces into Syrian institutions, a deal that has faced delays.
Key Facts
- Clashes in Aleppo involved the Syrian army and the SDF, supported by the U.S., resulting in one death.
- The Syrian Arab News Agency reported injuries to both security forces and civilians.
- Fighting included the use of mortar shells, machine guns, and snipers positioned on rooftops.
- Reports indicate a ceasefire agreement has been reached in the affected areas.
- The conflict highlights tension over integrating Kurdish-led forces into Syrian state structures.
- The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights confirmed that communications were cut in the conflict zones.
- The recent clashes are part of ongoing issues following efforts to incorporate SDF forces into Syrian government institutions.
- This situation unfolds amid Syria's post-Assad parliamentary elections process.
