In the midst of growing threats to the Autonomous-Administration project, the Democratic Syria Council (SDC) reached out to the opposition for dialogue under the “Syrian National Project.” Despite expressing readiness for discussions, the opposition did not respond, leaving the situation uncertain.
The SDF’s willingness to engage in dialogue with various national forces was highlighted, especially in light of recent developments between Turkey and the regime. However, the SDF’s approach shifted as these new dynamics emerged, prompting questions about the true intentions behind their proposals.
While attempts to clarify the SDF’s stance with regards to dialogue remained unanswered, it is evident that underlying complexities and political tensions continue to shape the region’s dynamics. Accusations and suspicions between different parties further complicate the situation, affecting potential collaboration.
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