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Mazloum Abdi announces dissolution of SDF and integration into Syrian state

Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa met with Mazloum Abdi, the former leader of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), to discuss the integration of military and civil forces into Syrian state institutions. During a press conference, Abdi announced the dissolution of the SDF and its full merger into the state framework.

While the SDF is being dissolved, Abdi indicated that certain military structures would be maintained under new designations, such as brigades in Qamishli, Derik, and Kobani. The discussions also addressed political and economic transitions, including the transfer of oil management to the central government in exchange for a designated share for Kurdish-majority areas.

Abdi emphasized the need for Kurdish rights and the Kurdish language to be constitutionally protected. This follows a January decree by President al-Sharaa recognizing Kurds as an integral part of the Syrian people. The move marks a significant shift from the previous autonomous administration toward full integration within the Syrian state.

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Ahmed al-Sharaa · Assad al-Shibani · Mazloum Abdi · Syria · Syrian Arab Army · Syrian Democratic Forces

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  • [DISPUTED] The SDF will maintain certain military structures under new names, including brigades in Qamishli, Derik, and Kobani. www.alaraby.co.uk
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] President Ahmed al-Sharaa met with Mazloum Abdi to discuss the integration of civil and military forces into state institutions. alkuwaitnews.net
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Mazloum Abdi announced the dissolution of the SDF and its full integration into Syrian state institutions. alkuwaitnews.net
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Abdi proposed handing over oil management to the Syrian government while securing a share for Kurdish regions. www.alaraby.co.uk
  • [● 2 SOURCES] Abdi called for the formal inclusion of Kurdish rights and the Kurdish language in the Syrian constitution. alkuwaitnews.net · www.alaraby.co.uk