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🚨🚨إلى قوات سوريا الديمقراطية 🚨🚨 يجب على قوات سوريا الديمقراطية @SDF_Syria ومظلوم عبدى @MazloumAbdi @ElhamAhmadSDC @nes_comm تقييم الوضع السياسي والعسكري والميداني قبل القرار ببدء الحرب ضد جيش الجولاني في جبهة دير حافر او الانسحاب . إذا جميع المؤشرات والتقارير والمزاج تؤكد ان هذه المنطقة ستكون ضمن النفوذ التركي وهناك موافقة إقليمية ودولية ولا جدوى من المقاومة . اتمنى من قوات قسد عدم تقديم ارواح الكورد ضمن محرقة خاسرة ونتائجها مكتوبة سلفاً والإنسحاب إلى غرب كوردستان وشرق الفرات .
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Northeast Syria: From De Facto Control to Written Status : Executive Summary Northeast Syria has developed de facto governance and security capacities since 2012. The absence of written constitutional status leaves these gains vulnerable. Durable stability requires codified authority, security guarantees, and fiscal arrangements—not rhetorical decentralization. Background De facto institutions perform state functions (security, justice, administration, revenue). Negotiations emphasize “integration” without binding texts. Regional pressures—particularly Turkey’s security framing—shape outcomes. Core Problem The debate is misframed as “integration vs. separation.” The real issue is authority allocation and guarantees: Command and control of security forces Appointment powers Revenue sharing Constitutional protections Absent written answers, de facto control will be absorbed. Political Dynamics Turkey: military containment followed by an ideological ceiling—if armed threat ends, political status claims should end. Damascus: unitary-state logic prioritizing command-chain consolidation. Local authorities: seek continuity but lack leverage without codified status. Policy Options Codified Decentralization Constitutional articles specifying local legislative, executive, and fiscal powers. Security Guarantees Defined command arrangements; protected local recruitment and appointments. Fiscal Framework Revenue-sharing formulas and budgetary autonomy. Dispute Resolution Constitutional court or arbitration mechanisms. Risks of Inaction Institutional erosion via gradual absorption Renewed instability due to informal guarantees External actors shaping outcomes amid legal vacuum Conclusion Rojava = West Kurdistan Durable stability in Northeast Syria requires written status. International stakeholders should prioritize texts over promises and guarantees over slogans. @MazloumAbdi @USAMBTurkiye @SecRubio @HakanFidan @gidonsaar @nes_comm @SDF_Syria @CENTCOM
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Fuck off PKK terrorists! The Syrian people of north-east Syria deserve to live in freedom and dignity.

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U r fucked, by the looks of it 😂😂
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😂😂
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The March 10 Agreement includes a clause stating that the executive committees seek to complete implementation by the end of the year — a formulation that reflects a general timeline rather than a fixed or binding deadline. The use of the word seek indicates flexibility in the timeframe. It is meant to encourage progress and maintain momentum, not to impose a rigid cutoff or imply that the agreement expires at year’s end. The agreement remains in effect, and its provisions continue to serve as an essential framework for stability, institutional integration, and a broader national partnership. Maintaining commitment to this process allows room for meaningful political progress and prevents any misinterpretation or premature conclusions about the status of the agreement. #Syria #March10Agreement #PoliticalProcess #Stability #NES_Comm
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يبدو ان الجنرال مظلوم عبدي يمد يده مرة أخرى نحو السيد أحمد الشرع في الأسبوع المقبلة بالقصر الجمهوري! #قسد @SDF_Syria @nes_comm #أحمد_الشرع #سوريا #SDG #MazlumAbdi
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Ezda, axa pîroz a Kurdistanê biparêze, her roj berhema zarokên rojê li axa pîroz a Kurdistanê zêde bike.❤ Di demek nêzîk de divê ji "xwerêveberiyê" bêtir bêje..😊 #Rojava #Kurdistan
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SDF arrested a journalist on charges of cooperating with Syrian government media. They are supposed to be integrated in two weeks, so don't you think it would make sense for the media to be collaborating, and for it not to be a crime? 🤔 @sinam56 @nes_comm
لايزال مصير الصحفي "فراس البرجس"، مجهولاً للاسبوع الثاني توالياً، بعد اعتقاله من قبل مسلحي ميليشيا «قسد» SDF/PKK في 06 ديسمبر الجاري. البرجس يعمل في إذاعة "صوت الحياة" التابعة للإدارة الذاتية، وجرى اعتقاله بدعوى تعاونه مع مؤسسات إعلامية تابعة للحكومة السورية. وقد منعت قسد عائلة البرجس من معرفة مكان احتجازه أو حتى التواصل معه. ديمرقراطية زبالة قنديل
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think I've already seen a similar assessment of a report card from Rojava in the Free State of Saxony, also in Germany. It's wonderful. Congratulations to our people in Rojava_Kurdistanê on their tireless and unprecedented struggle for the future.🦚🌻
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The recent terrorist attack in Syria, which resulted in the loss of lives, once again highlights the ongoing security challenges and the human cost of instability. Such incidents underscore the importance of continued efforts to combat terrorism, prevent escalation, and avoid security vacuums that extremist groups exploit in fragile environments. Sustaining coordination, promoting de-escalation, and prioritizing regional and civilian security remain essential to preventing further violence and supporting long-term stability in Syria. #Syria #CounterTerrorism #DeEscalation #Stability #NES_Comm
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On International Mountain Day Mountains are part of memory and identity. High peaks have always been places of safety, sources of strength, and a constant backdrop to every story carried by this people. Communities rooted in their mountains understand the true meaning of peace — and they teach the world lessons in resilience and in respecting the land that holds everyone together. Wishing for our mountains to remain steadfast… and for all the region’s peoples to be closer to peace every year. 📍⛰️ Mount Ararat #InternationalMountainDay #Ararat #MountainDay #NES_Comm
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This article is a must-read on Syria. The revolutionary energy he refers to is obvious on X, where it can be captured in words. So for instance, when I see SDF/AANES demands for integration, I can imagine they will seem normal and reasonable to an outsider. But as I'm paying attention to Syria and am influenced by those voices, the demands seem absolutely insane and disconnected from other Syrians in a way that is trying to overturn the entire system that is working and maintaining the demands of the revolution and diversity of its people. @nes_comm
“For the people who see themselves as having finally won after 14 years of war and decades of humiliation before that, the victory is not just political, it is existential.” @hxhassan writes on the resilience of the new Syrian order, in @newlinesmag. newlinesmag.com/argument/syr…
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As long as the SDF is controlled by the PKK and refuses to be part of Syria, Syrians have the right to eliminate it.
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Two- state solutions for Syria, Iraq, Iran and Turkey will ensure a just peace along with prosperity for all. Arabs have 22 States. Why do they object to Kurds having just ONE?
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They must be trained more! Then mass production of modern weapons with Israel is crucial both in Rojava and Bashur !
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The Congress has affirmed that the Peshmerga Forces are recognized as an official partner within the framework of U.S. national security, with guarantees ensuring continued support even in the event of sanctions or pressure on Baghdad. The Congress also emphasized that the Syrian Democratic Forces (@SDF_Syria ) are an essential component of Syria’s political and security future, and that any settlement must include them as a principal partner. It further noted that excluding the SDF from the political process would contradict the U.S. vision for stability in Syria and the wider region. #Syria #SDF #USCongress #RegionalSecurity #NES_Comm
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