Abadi Outlines Full SDF Integration into Syrian Army

The article focused on the efforts of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) to complete the integration of their units into the Syrian army before the end of August, while continuing to operate through brigades led by Kurdish officers in Kurdish-majority areas. The integration process has reached its final stages, although more than half of the forces have yet to join, with preferences for changes in names and structure rather than complete disbandment of the forces. It also discusses the formation of brigades in areas such as Hasakah, Qamishli, Derik, and Kobani, with plans to create a special brigade for fighters from Afrin. The article emphasizes that the issue of education in the Kurdish language remains one of the most important topics in negotiations with Damascus, aiming to ensure respect for Kurdish identity and its constitutional recognition. Regarding international relations, it clarifies that the Western withdrawal of support for the SDF is not an act of betrayal but is focused on fighting ISIS, warning of its current resurgence in Syrian regions. The article reflects assurances that the integration process is proceeding with complete consensus between the parties, despite some delays, and affirms that the agreements guarantee a Kurdish presence within the Syrian state and help prevent the outbreak of war.

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