The Kurds betrayed? ‘US informs about the start of the withdrawal...’

For respective days it has been taking over Kurdish checkpoints close the Euphrates Bridges by armed troops associated with the fresh Syrian government. This is the consequence of a ceasefire in Turkish-Syrian-Kurdish battles, and above all the effect of an agreement that Damascus signed with Syrian Democratic Forces, or a coalition of armed troops from Syrian Kurdistan. The agreement was concluded with fresh government forces – the erstwhile rebel army Hayyat Tahrir ash-Sham. Syria went through rebranding – HTS became de facto Syrian Armed Forces, and Abu Muhammad al-Djaulani resigned from the war nom de guerre and is again called Ahmad Hussein asz-Shara. The country experienced all the old problems and so the signing of the agreement overshadowed the pogroms on the Alawic coast. Furthermore, they confirmed that both sides – both exrebelian and Kurdish – request each other, and despite the differences of interests, an highly different political imagination of order in the country, must conclude a truce due to the fact that the alternate is to proceed the civilian war. It seems that the scenes of this agreement are due not only to knowing how fragile stableness is in the region, but to the decision of the Donald Trump administration.