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Following the dissolution of the SDF and its integration into the Syrian army, the future of 1,500 female fighters from the YPJ remains uncertain as Damascus refuses to enlist women into regular military ranks.

The President of Syria is on the verge of ending Kurdish autonomy in the northeast of the country and unifying the state under his rule. Simultaneously, the Al-Shara regime continues to strengthen following the US decision to remove Syria from the list of state sponsors of terrorism. Opposition activists warn: "The ideology of Al-Qaeda will be embedded in new generations of believers."

About 15 years after the Kurds took advantage of the civil war to establish control in northeastern Syria, the military force that became the main ally of the USA in the fight against ISIS announced its dismantling. The forces will merge into the army they were fighting against just a few months ago. Commander Mazloum Abdi: "The country has entered a new phase of peace and building a new Syria."

According to the Lebanese newspaper "Al-Modon", tension was recorded between Washington and Damascus against the backdrop of the refusal of the al-Shara regime to intervene militarily against Hezbollah. The Syrian government did not respond to the demands and preferred to study them and consult with Turkey.