The Kurdish-led militia in northeastern Syria agreed to merge with the country’s new government, integrating all institutions and resources by the end of the year, while pledging to combat remnants of the Assad regime and ensure political representation for all Syrians. Despite concerns about the new leadership’s inclusivity, the agreement brings a moment of relief amid violent clashes in the country, as Kurdish-led forces navigate shifting alliances and uncertainties about continued U.S. support. While questions remain about the S.D.F.’s role within Syria’s armed forces and enforcing a cease-fire, the agreement has sparked celebrations in northeast Syria, with residents cautiously optimistic about the potential for peace and protection under the new government.
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Flotilla for Gaza says boat struck by drone in Tunisian waters
The Global Sumud Flotilla for Gaza reported that one of its boats was allegedly struck by a drone in Tunisian waters, causing damage but leaving all six crew members unharmed; however, Tunisian authorities disputed the claim, suggesting the explosion was internal. The flotilla aims to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza amid ongoing conflict and blockades, with an investigation into the incident currently underway. Want More Context? 🔎
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