Overview
- The agreement details the incorporation of three SDF brigades in Hasakeh and a separate brigade for Kobane into the Syrian army through staged integration.
- Government security forces are set to deploy in Hasakeh and Qamishli as both sides pull fighters back from front lines.
- State authorities will assume control of civilian institutions and border crossings, with current employees kept in place.
- U.S. envoy Tom Barrack praised the deal and France welcomed its implementation, while Kurdish negotiator Elham Ahmad said Washington and Paris are guarantors of the ceasefire.
- Analysts warn the text is vague on administrative and security decentralization, leaving key sequencing to further talks after a swift government advance reshaped control in the northeast.