Syria’s Kurdish-Led Forces Dissolve Under New Government Deal

The main Kurdish-led authority in northeastern Syria has announced its dissolution, marking a major shift in the country’s post-war landscape. The group, which has governed the region autonomously for years, said it will now integrate into Syria’s state institutions. The decision follows an agreement with the central government in Damascus. The move is expected to end a period of divided rule, but questions remain about how the integration will work in practice. The announcement was confirmed by a senior official from the group on Monday.