SDF leader: Forces to merge with Syrian army soon

The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) plan to dismantle their forces and announce the dissolution of the Autonomous Administration in northeastern Syria in the coming days. This move aims to integrate their fighters into the Syrian army within the framework of a single state and a unified military. Mahmoud Barkhdan, the commander of the Kobani Brigade within the SDF, indicated that the integration process has already begun, with around 10,000 Kurdish fighters having joined, and the number potentially rising to 12,000. He also stressed that these developments are part of a regional political process, praising Turkey's role and viewing the changes as having a broader impact on the region. He emphasized that the social identity of the Kurds in the area remains part of the Islamic nation. No official announcement has been made yet regarding the timing of the dismantling, but statements suggest an intent to dissolve the SDF's administrative entity and merge the fighters into the Syrian government forces.

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