Syrian forces enter Qamishli under ceasefire deal with SDF: State media
Summary
Syrian government forces have started entering the city of Qamishli as part of a ceasefire deal with Kurdish-led forces known as the SDF. This agreement aims to stop fighting between the Kurdish group and government forces by integrating the SDF into Syrian state institutions.Key Facts
- Syrian forces are entering Qamishli in northeastern Syria under a ceasefire deal.
- The ceasefire deal is between the Syrian government and the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF).
- Syrian state media, SANA, reported that the forces are there to carry out security duties as per the agreement.
- The deal eases tensions and stops fighting between the SDF and Syrian government forces.
- This agreement also affects areas that were previously under SDF control.
- The agreement was seen as an important step towards unity by the United States.
- Some local people are happy with the deal because they see it as a way to rebuild Syria.
- Druze-majority Sweida province in southern Syria is still outside government control.
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