Damascus and Kurds after the SDF
The article focused on the announcement by the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) to dissolve their administration and institutions in northeastern Syria, and to integrate into the Syrian army and the central government in Damascus. The sudden announcement was made from the presidential palace in Damascus in the presence of media outlets, and is considered a historic step that reflects deep changes in Syria's political and security structures. Experts see this transformation as the end of Kurdish dreams of establishing a "parallel state," and as part of broader regional and international developments—particularly with the decline of prospects for autonomy and the start of broader integration of regional components into the Syrian state. It is viewed as the beginning of a new path aimed at leveraging the Kurdish experience and implementing new arrangements that enhance their rights within a unified Syria.
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