Post-SDF defeat: Abdi and female fighters' fate

Kurdish and Syrian officials announced a new arrangement following the dissolution of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), which includes appointing its commander, Mazloum Abdi, to a presidential position and appointing Ilham Ahmad as a member of the People's Council. Meanwhile, the Women’s Protection Units (YPJ) remain independent and are integrated into the Ministry of Interior, continuing their fight against terrorism. The Syrian presidency also proposed appointing Abdi as an adviser on Kurdish affairs, with a decree expected to be issued regarding his position after completing the integration process with Syrian state institutions. This move has brought about a significant change in the political and military landscape in northern Syria, aiming to legitimize Kurdish forces and normalize their relations with Damascus as part of ending their status as an independent entity.

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