The agreement, which includes a complete interruption of hostilities, signed the temporary Syrian president of Ahmed al-Shara and the Mazloum Abdi SDF commander.
According to the agreement, all civilian and military institutions in northeastern Syria will be integrated into the state, which will take control of borders, airports and petroleum and gas fields.
SDF agrees to support the government in the fight against the remains of the regime overthrown by the President Bashar Al-Asada and all threats of security and unity Syria. Ever since the rebels opened Asada in December, the groups that supported Turkey clashed with the SDF, the United States Coalition against Militants of the Islamic State in Syria.
SDF leads the Militia YPG, the group seen by Ankara as an extension of the militants of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) that fought against the Turkish state for 40 years. Turkey considers PKK, YPG and SDF to terrorist groups, and the Carina’s new administration in Damascus put pressure on the SDF to join the newly formed state security forces.
Abdi previously expressed his willingness to be part of the new Ministry of Defense, but he said they should join as a block, not as individuals, which was rejected by the new government.
Western allies state the PKK as a terrorist group, but not YPG or SDF.
(Vijesti.ba / Hina)
