Turkey-Backed SNA Reduces Presence in Syria’s Afrin, Raising Hope Displaced Kurds May Return - News From Antiwar.com

US army reduces presence at Syrian oil field, transfers forces to Iraq: Report

Following the takeover of Syria by Turkish-backed extremists, Washington promoted a deal to end clashes between government forces and Kurdish troops in the northeast

Pro-Turkey Syria groups reduce presence in Kurdish area: official

Pro-Turkey Syrian groups have scaled down their military presence in an historically Kurdish-majority area of the country's north which they have controlled since 2018, a Syrian defence ministry official said on Tuesday.The move follows an agreement signed last month between Syria's new authorities and Kurdish officials that provides for the return of displaced Kurds, including tens of thousands who fled the Afrin region in 2018.

Turkey-Backed SNA Reduces Presence in Syria’s Afrin, Raising Hope Displaced Kurds May Return - News From Antiwar.com

There has been a lot of news surrounding Turkey and its allied militia, the self-described Syrian National Army (SNA), in Syria’s Aleppo District since the regime change back in December. Overwhelmingly, it has been SNA forces attacking Kurds in places like Manbij and Kobani, with an eye toward moving further…

Pro-Turkey militants reduce presence in Syrian Kurdistan: ministry

DAMASCUS,— Pro-Turkey Syrian Islamist mercenary groups reportedly have reduced their military presence in Afrin, a Turkish-occupied Kurdish region in Syrian Kurdistan (Rojava) under their control since 2018, a Syrian defence official said on Tuesday. The official, speaking anonymously due to lack of authorization to talk to media, told AFP the drawdown follows an agreement reached […] The post Pro-Turkey Islamist militants ‘reduce presence’ in A…

Pro-Turkiye Syria groups reduce presence in Kurdish area

DAMASCUS (AFP): Pro-Turkiye Syrian groups have scaled down their military presence in a historically Kurdish-majority area of the country’s north which they have controlled since 2018, a Syrian defense ministry official said on Tuesday. The move follows an agreement signed last month between Syria’s new authorities and Kurdish officials that provides for the return of displaced Kurds, including tens of thousands who fled the Afrin region in 2018…