What did Syria’s Kurds gain as the SDF gives up autonomy?

LONDON: The Syrian Democratic Forces once stood at the heart of an experiment that transformed the balance of power in Syria. The Kurdish-led force, backed by the US, fought Daesh and governed a de facto autonomous administration across much of northeastern Syria. At its height, it controlled roughly a quarter of the country, including major oil fields and border crossings. On Tuesday, that era formally ended.

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