
Syrian Democratic Forces
OrganizationSDF, Kurdish-led force in Syria, agrees to integrate with Syrian army after clashes and ceasefire.
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The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) are a Kurdish-led militia that has controlled territory in northeastern Syria. They have been a key U.S. ally in the fight against ISIS. Recent fighting between the SDF and the Syrian government forces, following a power seizure by rebel forces led by Ahmed al-Sharaa, has led to a significant shift in the region. After a four-day ceasefire, the SDF has agreed to integrate with the Syrian army. This agreement comes amid mounting pressure and a looming ceasefire deadline. The integration is happening as the U.S. military is transferring ISIS detainees from SDF-controlled prisons to Iraq due to security concerns and the volatile situation following a prison break. The U.S. sees a unified Syria as being in its interest. The SDF's integration marks a major development in the Syrian conflict, potentially reshaping the balance of power and raising concerns about the resurgence of ISIS and the future of Kurdish autonomy in the region.
Last updated: February 1, 2026
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