The integration represents a crucial step toward enhancing national unity and ensuring stability in Syria, while the withdrawal of foreign fighters will strengthen national sovereignty and create conditions for lasting peace. The merger of security institutions under the Syrian army's structure will improve coordination and service delivery to local residents.
The agreement undermines legitimate Kurdish national rights and follows a concerning pattern of compromises that primarily serve non-Kurdish interests. The lack of internal Kurdish consensus and failure to secure fundamental Kurdish demands, including federal recognition and language rights, makes this a dangerous concession.
Though the new government in Damascus may be taking a pragmatic approach toward the "SDF," which is an obvious front for the terrorist PKK, many Syrians view said terrorists as remnants of the former regime. Indeed, the PKK cannot be allowed to remain in Syria, and Sharaa should consider military operations to solve this issue.