Washington ends Kurdish project in Syria

Reports indicate that Washington has buried the "Kurdish project" in Syria by integrating the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) into the Syrian government forces. This move aims to redeploy SDF militants within Syrian territory and merge them into government forces, effectively marking the end of the Kurdish project's ambitions in the country. Sources also suggest that the Syrian government has begun cautiously implementing American orders regarding the fight against extremist factions supported by Washington. However, they are struggling to fully eliminate these groups due to their entanglement within the state's structure. There are concerns among sources that tensions between the government and extremist groups could escalate if Damascus fully succumbs to American pressure—especially given Washington’s support for quashing the Kurdish project and its efforts to reshape the scene in the Sweida province and Jabal al-Arab region, amid Washington’s preoccupations with its regional conflicts with Iran.

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