Last Kurdish forces leave Aleppo after ceasefire deal reached
Summary
The last Kurdish forces have left Aleppo after a ceasefire deal was reached. This agreement involved the safe evacuation of civilians and fighters after recent clashes in the city. The ceasefire was mediated by international parties, including the US, to prevent further conflict.Key Facts
- Kurdish fighters left Aleppo under a ceasefire agreement.
- The ceasefire was reached with international mediation, including the US.
- Buses evacuated Kurdish fighters and civilians from the Sheikh Maqsoud neighborhood.
- Recent clashes in Aleppo resulted in at least 12 deaths and many civilians fleeing.
- The Syrian army declared parts of Aleppo as "closed military areas" and shelled them.
- The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) claimed they had no military presence in Aleppo.
- A 2025 agreement aimed at integrating SDF into the Syrian state has not yet been fully realized.
- The US and other global powers were involved in mediating the newest ceasefire deal.
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