Syria to integrate Kurdish forces
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•Syria's new leader Ahmed al-Sharaa said local Kurdish-led forces which Turkey opposes would be integrated into the national army, in an interview with Saudi-owned Al Arabiya television on Sunday.
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Ahmed al-Sharaa said local Kurdish -led forces which Turkey opposes would be integrated into the national army.
"We will open a negotiations dialogue with the SDF , to perhaps find an appropriate solution," he said.
The new leader said weapons must be in the hands of the state alone.
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