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US-backed Kurdish fighters say battles with tribesmen in eastern Syria that killed dozens have ended

  • The U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces announced the completion of its operations in eastern Syria after two weeks of fighting with local tribesmen, resulting in the recapture of areas in Deir el-Zour province. The clashes, triggered by the arrest of a rival U.S.-backed commander, caused the deaths of 25 SDF fighters, 29 members of rival groups, and nine civilians.
  • The SDF, with the support of the U.S.-led coalition and the Counter Terrorism Group in Iraq, detained a senior official of the Islamic State group responsible for financing and arming sleeper cells.
  • Anti-Government protests took place in the southern city of Sweida, driven by worsening living conditions and inflation following President Bashar Assad's decision to double public sector wages and pensions. The province, largely unaffected by the civil war, witnessed demonstrations calling for the fall of the Assad government.
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Washington Times broke the news in United States on Friday, September 8, 2023.
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