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Syrian government declares ceasefire after clashes with Kurdish fighters
The ceasefire follows days of clashes linked to stalled integration of the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces into Syria's institutions after a March 2025 agreement, with both sides blaming each other.
- Syria Defense Minister General Murhaf Abu Qasra announced a comprehensive ceasefire agreement with Mazloum Abdi, the chief of the Syrian Democratic Forces, covering northern and northeastern Syria.
- The implementation of the ceasefire agreement will begin immediately, as confirmed by General Murhaf Abu Qasra.
- The agreement follows an attack on security checkpoints, resulting in one security member's death and three injuries.
- The Defense Ministry affirmed its commitment to the March 10 agreement with the SDF and stated there are no plans for offensive actions.
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This cessation of hostilities, which must take effect immediately, concerns "all military axes and deployment points in northern and north-eastern Syria", according to Murahaf Abu Qasra.
·Paris, France
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A cease-fire on all fronts between the de facto Government and the Kurdish-led FDS coalition following clashes that left one deceased and seven injured
The Syrian transitional government and the Kurdish militia want to work together, but their conflict escalated in Aleppo on Monday. Now there is to be a ceasefire.
·Hamburg, Germany
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After deadly clashes in Aleppo, the Syrian government and Kurdish forces agree on a truce, a sign of possible de-escalation in the north of the country Damascus announced on Tuesday a ceasefire
·France
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