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Under the terms of the deal, the Kurdish-led SDF will withdraw from Raqqa and Deir ez-Zor, and its members will be integrated into the Syrian army on an individual basis. A "special status" will be established for the Kurdish-majority regions of Kobanî and Hasakah.

“What is confused here is that the difficulties people face regarding economic and other hardships appear as an ideological uprising against the regime; this is actually a grey area,” Fidan said.

Metiner, a former lawmaker and an influential figure in ruling party circles, argues that the recent clashes in Aleppo aim to sabotage the process in Turkey and called on all parties to "avoid using antagonistic language."

"These attacks on Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafieh are a continuation of previous attacks on Druze in Suwayda and Alawite settlements. These attacks are the product of a dark mindset targeting Syria’s multi-identity and multi-faith social fabric, aiming to make peoples enemies of one another," the protesters said in a statement.

Protests were held at Parliament and several Kurdish cities as clahes continue in Syria.

Tens of thousands of people have been displaced as the clashes continue on the third day.

Simply put, if the goal is to actually end genocide, the AKP and those close to it should spend their time legislating instead of parading, at least until Israeli ships stop docking at Turkish ports.

The media whilst questioning Trump’s move in Venezuela, still does not go out and call if for what it is.

SDF commander Abdi said they had “reached a mutual understanding” with Syria’s transitional government about integration.

The origin of the drone that was reportedly downed near Ankara has yet to be determined because it disintegrated into small fragments upon impact, according to officials.

MPs question whether the Ukrainian charity implicated in the abuse of refugee children was adequately investigated.

Epstein asked Barrack to "send the photos of you and child" according to emails released by the US Democracts.