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Women’s Protection Units leader outlines future plans
Kurdish Women’s Protection Units (YPJ) fighter aircraft in Syria face an uncertain future regarding their integration into the Syrian armed forces, after the proposal to include them in the army as an independent formation was rejected. The units suggested forming an independent female brigade or battalion, relying on the fighters' experience in the fight against ISIS. However, the main condition—that they remain within an organized force—was refused by Syrian authorities. Instead, they proposed joining the Ministry of Interior, with the possibility of integrating into special operations forces or tourism police, although the details of this remain unclear. The fate of more than 1,500 female fighters remains outside the new official arrangements, even as the units have participated in key battles against ISIS and achieved social and political gains for women in Kurdish-controlled areas.
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