Syria’s new rulers agree with Kurds

The Kurdish -guided Syrian democratic forces (SDF) have agreed with the country’s new rulers on a complete integration into the state institutions. According to the state news agency Sana, the agreement was signed by temporary president Ahmed al-Sharaa and SDF Ober commander Maslum Abdi.

Three months after the change of power in Syria, the agreement with the military alliance SDF in the northeast led by Kurds is an important step in the effort of the Islamist transitional government to unite the country. With the agreement, the Kurds give up their previous role as an independent military and administrative power in Syria. The agreement includes central points such as the political participation of all Syrians regardless of ethnic or religious belonging and the recognition of the Kurdish community as a population group with full citizenship rights. In addition, a secure return of all displaced people was officially ended in Syria’s west. Previously, after a wave of violence in the coastal areas in the west, the transitional government had brought the situation back under control there. The “military operation” against supporters of the fallen long-term ruler Bashar al-Assad had ended, the Ministry of Defense said. According to the recent information from the Syrian observation center for human rights, bloodshed cost more than 1,500 people, most of them were civilians. According to the activists, the religious minority of Alawites, which also belongs to Assad, had a target. The observation center based in Great Britain reported “massacres”. The transitional government saw an attempt by the Assad Loyalists behind the violent outburst of violence to overthrow the country into a new civil war. “For the international community, a potential solution to the conflict between the SDF and Damascus means enormous progress for the transition in Syria,” said Middle East expert Lister to the “Wall Street Journal”. The northeastern Syria has so far been checked predominantly by the SDF troops, which were fought against the terrorist militia against the terrorist militia. There the SDF has built up its own self -government. Turkey sees it as a branch of the forbidden Kurdish Workers’ Party (PKK), classifies it as a terrorist organization and fights it. The Kurdish leadership had negotiated with the new rulers in Damascus in the past few weeks. The agreed agreement – provided that it is implemented as agreed – will remove one of the most important challenges for the new government. Both sides emphasized the country’s unity and according to their own statements rejected a division of Syria.

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