Damascus Is Killing Syria’s Most Capable Anti-ISIS Kurdish-Led Force

The West stays silent as its Kurdish allies face attacks by Syria’s ‘reformed’ Islamist government

Without pressure, we may see the wholesale destruction of the forces and the authority that paid the highest price to defeat ISIS. It is also likely to result in the freeing of thousands of jailed jihadis

Will Syria’s War on the Kurds Lead to a Resurgence of ISIS?

‘Among the dozens, or even hundreds, of escaped prisoners are veteran, battle-tested Daesh fighters,’ a researcher tells the Sun.

Damascus Is Killing Syria’s Most Capable Anti-ISIS Kurdish-Led Force

Syria's offensive against the SDF has predictably empowered ISIS, as previously warned months ago would happen if Damascus resorted to force to disband these Kurdish-led forces.

Damascus Attacks Syrian Kurds Overseeing ISIS Prison As US Stands By

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After defeating ISIS, Syria’s Kurds are abandoned

In 2014, the war against ISIS was focused in Iraq but it was clear that the end would come about only if its forces were destroyed in its Syrian sanctuary. The small contingent of US special forces desperately needed a partner on the ground willing to fight. A local protection unit in the country's northeast – the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) – stepped forward. At a cost of over 11,000 dead fighters and uncounted civilians, the predominantly K…