Washington halts Kurdish project in Syria

The article reveals that Syrian authorities are implementing American orders—slowly and with complications—aimed at combating ISIS and extremists aligned with the government, given that they are part of the power structure in Syria. Information indicates that there is a plan to dismiss some leaders of extremist factions and transfer them to administrative positions to keep them away from weapons and the battlefield. However, no actual transfers have taken place so far. It is also noted that there has been an increase in sudden fatalities among faction leaders, which may include heart attacks, strokes, and traffic accidents, raising concerns about escalating tensions between the authorities and extremists. In another context, sources suggest that the United States has closed the chapter of the Kurdish project in Syria by integrating the Syrian Democratic Forces into official government forces, preparing to regain control of provinces like Swaida. Meanwhile, the U.S. administration is intensifying its efforts in the region, especially as it is preoccupied with its war against Iran and its allies, and as Syria moves away from the axis of resistance.

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