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There is currently a protest outside the newly opened US consulate in Erbil, against the Syrian army’s advance toward Kurdish areas around Kobani and Hasakah in Syria. Some of the protesters appear to be Syrian Kurds, while others are from the Kurdistan Region. The protest is still fresh, and...

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The protest outside the US consulate in Erbil, against the Syrian army’s advance toward Kurdish areas, has grown more crowded and another rally is now also taking place in Sulaimani as well as one in Makhmour refugee camp where Turkey’s Kurds reside in south Erbil.

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Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa: Let's distinguish between the SDF and the Kurdish people. The Kurdish community is a large community spread across Syria; it is not confined to one specific area. A segment of the Kurdish population had been denied Syrian citizenship under the previous regime. This is an old issue that we inherited, but we were determined to resolve it. We issued a decree granting citizenship and nationality rights, and many have already received them. Their cultural rights have also been recognized, and even their national celebration has been officially recognized as a public holiday in Syria. Some parties tried to tie the SDF issue to the Kurdish issue, but we worked to separate the two tracks. We reached good results. Agreements were signed several times, although they were not always implemented. In the latest agreement, implementation became more decisive.

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