Is SDF integration nearing completion

The article discusses the latest developments in the process of integrating the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) into the Syrian army in accordance with the March 10 agreement. The information indicates significant progress in implementation, with over 70% of the SDF forces integrated, the transfer of oil management and resources to the Syrian government, and the relocation of some military leaders to positions within the Ministry of Defense. However, obstacles remain regarding the structure of the state, the roles of autonomous administration, and the return of displaced persons. The Kurdish side is demanding broader autonomy, while Damascus insists on centralized unity. The regional balance, particularly the roles of the United States and Turkey, plays a crucial part in supporting or hindering the implementation, with American Tom Barrack monitoring the understandings. The ultimate success depends on both sides' ability to turn these understandings into practical reality, thereby reshaping the relationship between the Kurdish entity and the Syrian government in a way that ensures regional stability.

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