The Syrian army has taken control of large parts of the country’s north, pushing Kurdish forces out of territory over which they have had effective autonomy for more than a decade.
The advance of the army came after the implementation of the March agreement, which aimed to integrate Kurdish forces into state structures, stalled.
Celebrations in Raqqa overnight after the Syrian government has taken control of the city, according to Sana pic.twitter.com/2eHXlMc0IK
— Ragıp Soylu (@ragipsoylu) January 19, 2026
Government forces pushed the Kurds out of two neighborhoods in Aleppo last week and took control of an area east of the city on Saturday. On Sunday, the government announced that it had captured the town of Tabqa in the Raka region.
(Vijesti.ba)




