US demands Syrian army cease offensive on Kurdish territories
Kyiv • UNN
The US has called on Syria to halt its offensive in the north of the country, where Syrian forces have clashed with Kurdish SDF units. The conflict has escalated due to strategic positions and oil fields along the Euphrates River.
The United States has officially called on the Syrian armed forces to halt their advance in the north of the country. The conflict escalated due to strategic positions and oil fields along the Euphrates River, where Syrian troops clashed with Kurdish units of the "Syrian Democratic Forces" (SDF). This was reported by Reuters, writes UNN.
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According to a previous agreement, SDF forces left the city of Deir-hafer and surrounding villages as a gesture of goodwill. However, the Syrian army continued its offensive further east, attempting to capture the city of Tabqa and oil fields that were not part of the agreement.
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Current situation on the front
The Syrian oil company has already announced the capture of the "Rasafa" and "Sufyan" fields. Meanwhile, Kurdish units retreated to Tabqa – a strategically important point with a hydroelectric power station. The SDF emphasized that they would resist, as this city is key to their defense.
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Currently, the situation around Tabqa remains critical, as both sides are bringing reserves to the conflict zone.
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