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SDF in Northeastern Syria to Raise Syrian Independence Flag Across Institutions, Affirming Syrian Revolution
Dec 12, 2024, 12:08 PM
The Kurdish autonomous administration in northeastern Syria has announced its decision to raise the Syrian independence flag across all its institutions. This move, confirmed by various sources, is seen as a step to affirm the unity of Syria and support the Syrian national identity. The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) stated that the decision reflects their commitment to the regions they control, emphasizing their integral part in the geography of Syria. The announcement comes amid ongoing discussions about the political landscape in the region, with implications for future interactions with other groups in Syria. The raising of the new flag is part of a broader initiative to symbolize the administration's alignment with the Syrian revolution and its aspirations for independence.
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