Syria imposes curfew in Aleppo districts as army, SDF clashes intensify
Summary
In Aleppo, Syria, a curfew is in effect due to increased fighting between the Syrian army and the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF). Over 100,000 people have fled the area because of the violence, which has resulted in numerous casualties. The government and SDF struggle to integrate the Kurdish-led forces into state structures, and recent violence has worsened the situation.Key Facts
- A curfew covers several neighborhoods in Aleppo to maintain safety and order.
- Clashes are taking place between the Syrian army and the SDF.
- Over 100,000 civilians have left their homes due to the fighting.
- At least 22 people have died, and 173 have been injured this week.
- The curfew bans all movement in affected areas with no exceptions.
- The SDF and Syrian government discussions about integrating Kurdish forces have stalled.
- The Syrian government deployed forces in certain areas after SDF groups withdrew.
- Fighting in Aleppo is described as the worst since December 2024.
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