Syrian forces deploy in Hasakah under ceasefire agreement with SDF
Summary
The Syrian army entered Hasakah, a city once controlled by the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), as part of a ceasefire deal supported by the United States. The agreement allows the Syrian government to reassert control over certain areas and merge SDF forces with the Syrian army. This move is seen as a step towards unifying the country after years of conflict.Key Facts
- The Syrian army moved into Hasakah, a city previously controlled by the SDF.
- This is part of a ceasefire agreement backed by the U.S.
- The Kurdish-led SDF and the Syrian government agreed to integrate their forces.
- The deal involves deploying Syrian troops in strategic buildings in Hasakah.
- Similar actions are planned for other cities like Kobane and Qamishli.
- The agreement includes forming a military division with SDF brigades.
- The Syrian news agency reported government force deployments near Kobane.
- The U.S. supports the deal as a step towards unity and peace in Syria.
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