US EditionSyria accuses Kurds of breaking truce in threat to chances of deal
The ceasefire followed government pressure for Kurdish-led forces to integrate into Syria, with both sides blaming each other for attacks that killed 11 soldiers, according to Damascus.
- On Jan 21, Syria's government said a Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces drone strike killed seven soldiers and claimed SDF attacks killed 11, threatening the four-day ceasefire.
- After days of rapid gains, the government on Tuesday agreed a four-day ceasefire to press the SDF to integrate into the central state and warned of an assault if it refused.
- Denying responsibility, the SDF said the blast happened when Syrian soldiers were moving explosives and accused the Syrian army of violating the truce with attacks in several locations.
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Syria blames Kurds for violating ceasefire, jeopardising prospects of reconciliation deal
Syria's government said a drone strike by the Kurdishled Syrian Democratic Forces killed seven of its soldiers on Wednesday, though the SDF denied this, in an incident that threatens to derail a ceasefire after days of fighting in the northeast.
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