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US officials concerned Syria, backed by Turkey, will expand operation against the Kurds

The Kurdish region remains a major obstacle to President Ahmed al-Sharaa’s consolidation of control over Syria.

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Turkey says Syrian government could use force against Kurds

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Syria says it has reached ceasefire with US.-backed Kurdish militia

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Kurdish commander calls on US to 'intervene forcefully' in Syria clashes

The U.S. should intervene more forcefully to end a Syrian offensive that has gained key territory from Kurdish fighters in recent days, the head of the main Kurdish forces told Reuters.

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Syria government, Kurdish forces agree sweeping integration to end clashes

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Syrian army seizes country's largest oil field from Kurdish forces

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Syrian army moves east of Aleppo after Kurdish forces withdraw

In recent days, the Syrian army had urged civilians to flee the Deir Hafer area, with at least 4,000 people leaving, according to Syrian authorities.

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Syrian army continues advance against Kurdish-held towns despite US calls against it

Al Jazeera English · 1d

Syrian army announces full control of Deir Hafer after SDF withdrawal

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Syria's power struggle: Who controls what, and why fighting continues

For some commentators, the current conflict in Syria boils down to the new Syrian government attacking Kurdish forces. While this is correct in some ways, it is also very simplistic.

RealLifeLore on MSN

They're on the brink - why Israel and Turkey are heading toward war over Syria

Israel and Turkey are facing escalating tensions over Syria, raising fears of a regional conflict. This video explores the underlying causes, from territorial disputes to proxy conflicts and shifting alliances.

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Turkey says Syria using force is an option against US-backed fighters who helped defeat ISIS

Syria conflict escalates as Turkey warns Damascus may use force against Kurdish SDF fighters after deadly clashes near Aleppo reportedly killed 23.

Long War Journal

Turkey ramps up military support for Syria

Syrian Minister of Defense Murhaf Abu Qasra (Left) signs a defense cooperation MOU with Turkish Minister of Defense Yasar Guler. (@alokdehahmad on X) On August 13, the Turkish Ministry of Defense announced that Turkish Minister of Defense Yasar Guler and ...

Yahoo

Turkey to provide weapons and support to Syria under new defense agreement

In this handout photo released by the Turkish Foreign Ministry press service, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan, left, sits with Syria's interim President Ahmad Al-Sharaa, during their meeting in Damascus, Syria, Thursday, Aug. 7, 2025. (Turkish Foreign ...

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Syria's government faces pivotal moment against SDF, as it retakes largest oil field - analysis

Overnight on January 17 and 18, there were major changes on the ground as Arab tribal fighters claimed to seize control of a number of villages and two oil fields on the East side of the Euphrates.

Royal United Services InstituteOpinion

From Syria to Somaliland: Turkey-Israel Competition Reshapes Region

As Turkish and Israeli planners increasingly frame their rivalry as an interconnected, multi-theatre contest, the margin for miscalculation is narrowing.

NBC New York

Syria Denies Involvement in Turkey Border Blasts

Nine Turkish citizens were arrested Sunday in connection with twin blasts that killed 46 people in a town near the Syrian border on Saturday, NBC News reported. Turkey’s deputy prime minister Besir Atalay said that a group linked to Syria’s ...

Time

Erdogan’s War and Peace with the Kurds

A group of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) lays down and destroys their weapons in Sulaymaniyah, northern Iraq on July 11, 2025. A group of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) lays down and destroys their weapons in Sulaymaniyah, northern Iraq on July 11 ...

The Armenian Weekly

Aleppo and the collapse of a shared future

The Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (AANES) emerged during the Syrian civil war as a multi-ethnic system of governance, representing Kurds, Arabs, Syriacs, Armenians, Assyrians, Yazidis and others.