SDF Model: The Domino That Militias Fear
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After the dissolution of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), Kurdish leaders hope to secure lasting political, cultural and constitutional rights from within the Syrian state.
The announcement of the dissolution of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) immediately took on a regional dimension. In Beirut it was read as an indirect message to Hezbollah, in Baghdad as an argument in favor of an ultimatum to armed organizations, and in Yemen as a difficult precedent for the coexistence of a state and a parallel army. Libre has already presented the end of the SDF’s autonomous military presence and the agreement with Damascus…
The statement made by Mazlum Abdi, leader of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), at the People's Palace in Damascus on August 25th, marks the end of an almost 11-year period in Syria. Abdi stated that the SDF...
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