The end of Kurdish autonomy in Syria: four key points to understand the dissolution of the SDF and what it means for the Middle East
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Following fourteen years of conflict, Syrian Kurds announced the dissolution of their military forces, the SDF, marking an end to Kurdish autonomy in Syria. The announcement was made on Tuesday by commander Mazloum Abdi from the People's Palace in Damascus, a development that would have seemed impossible just a year prior.
Concurrently, in Nepal, the Army and Police intensified rescue operations on Saturday to open tunnels in more than eleven hydroelectric projects. These facilities remained cut off following a glacier avalanche on Wednesday that flooded the Trishuli river basin, leaving over 930 workers missing.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - NepalFocuses on rescue operations after a deadly glacier avalanche in Nepal.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - SyriaFocuses on the political dissolution of Kurdish forces and autonomy in Syria.
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