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Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces commander announces the group’s dissolution after merger with Syria’s military

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Mazloum Abdi, the commander of the U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), announced the formal dissolution of the group on Tuesday. The decision follows a negotiated agreement to merge the Kurdish-led forces into the Syrian national military under the authority of the Damascus government.

The dissolution marks a significant shift in the regional security landscape, effectively ending the autonomous military mission of the SDF. The merger integrates these forces into the state structure, signaling a transition in the governance and military control of areas previously held by the Kurdish-led coalition.

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Middle East Eye (GB) Highlights the deal struck with new authorities in Damascus
WTOP News - Washington DC (US) Focuses on the merger with the Syrian military
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