Syrian ministry hails YPG/SDF pullback from Euphrates frontline
Officials indicated that the pullout will take place in parallel with the deployment of Syrian army units into the affected zones, a step aimed at maintaining security and reasserting state control. It was stressed that this arrangement is expected to help displaced residents return quickly and safely to their towns and villages, while also allowing government institutions to resume normal operations.
As stated by representatives of the armed group, elements are set to begin withdrawing to eastern areas of the Euphrates starting at 7 am local time (0400 GMT).
Earlier this month, the Syrian Army designated territories west of the Euphrates — including Dayr Hafir and Maskanah — as military zones. According to reports, this was followed by a military campaign against identified targets, launched after humanitarian corridors were established along the M15 highway to allow civilians to evacuate the area.
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