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VisitWhat will be the outcome of Turkey and Syria's demand for PKK/YPG disarmament by December 31, 2025?
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Official announcements from Turkish and Syrian governments, corroborated by major news agencies
Turkey and New Syrian Administration Unite Against PKK/YPG, Demand Disarmament or Face Extinction
Dec 26, 2024, 09:02 AM
Recent developments in Syria indicate a shift in the stance of both Ankara and Damascus towards the PKK/YPG terrorist organization. The Turkish Ministry of National Defense has stated that the PKK/YPG must either disarm or face extinction, emphasizing a new era in Syria that prioritizes Syrian sovereignty. Reports suggest that Syrian armed forces have decided to dissolve existing factions and unify under a single command, signaling a potential end for the PKK/YPG. This collaborative approach between Turkey and Syria has garnered attention in Western media, with reports highlighting their newfound common ground against the PKK/YPG. The Ministry of National Defense reiterated that the PKK/YPG has no viable options left and must comply with the demands of the new Syrian administration.
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