U.S. Special Envoy for Syria Tom Barrack welcomed the YPG terrorist group’s decision to dissolve Tuesday, saying “a united Syria for all takes shape,” as Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa met the group’s former leader Mazloum Abdi to advance its integration into state institutions.
U.S. President Donald Trump’s "ongoing Middle East Plan - A steadfast partner steps forward into a national framework, and a united Syria for all takes shape,” Barrack said on X.
Barrack said Trump’s leadership paved the way for the SDF’s "orderly” integration into Syrian state institutions.
He said the move was "transforming past division into lasting partnership and restoring to the Syrian people the opportunity to shape their common future.”
"Recognizing the Kurdish language in education and securing substantive roles for our valued partners Mazloum Abdi and Ilham Ahmed within the Syrian government pays due respect to their leadership, the sacrifices of our Kurdish partners, and the constructive contribution they have made to regional stability-turning yesterday’s separations into tomorrow’s shared purpose,” Barrack said.
