The Syrian army said it took control of the Shaddadi military base in northeastern Syria after coordination with the United States, the Syrian state news agency reported on Sunday. The move follows the US pullout from Al-Tanf strategic base after a Washington-brokered deal to integrate the Kurdish led Syrian Democratic Forces into central Syrian institutions.
The Syrian army said it took control of the Shaddadi military base in northeastern Syria after coordination with the United States, the Syrian state news agency reported on Sunday.
The move follows the US pullout from Al-Tanf strategic base after a Washington-brokered deal to integrate the Kurdish led Syrian Democratic Forces into central Syrian institutions.
The move, in coordination with the US, is the latest implementation of the ceasefire agreement with Kurdish-led forces.
Syria's defence ministry says its forces have taken control of the strategic base amid coordination with the US.
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