Kurdish aircraft explore role in Syria

The article discusses the future of the Women's Protection Units in Syria after the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime and the end of the civil war. The group was officially dissolved, and some of its members joined the new state institutions, including the Ministry of Defense. However, its fighters have not been officially integrated into the army or the Ministry of Interior. The units established an organized combat force comprising more than 1,500 fighters, and they are currently seeking a new role within security institutions. The Ministry continues to reject the presence of the entire unit, raising political and social issues regarding the status and role of women in Syrian society after the war.

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