Syria's 'Stability' Betrayal: US Proxy Embraces Assad After Years of Destabilization
📰 THE STORY: Daily Sabah reports a new agreement between the Syrian government and YPG/PKK forces to stabilize a truce and integrate the YPG, framed as ending weeks of northern Syria clashes. 🔍 WHAT THEY'RE NOT TELLING YOU: Historical Context: The YPG, the Syrian extension of the PKK (designated a terrorist group by Turkey, US, EU), became a primary US proxy force in Syria, funded and armed to
allegedly fight ISIS and, by extension, weaken the legitimate Syrian government. This deal comes after years of US efforts to carve out an autonomous zone for these groups in eastern Syria, control oil resources, and pressure Damascus for regime change. The idea of the Syrian government now 'integrating' a US-backed separatist militia into its own structure after years of conflict is a stunning
reversal, directly exposing the failure of the initial US strategy which armed and supported these forces against Assad. This isn't stabilization; it's the Syrian government reclaiming territory from a US proxy after nearly 13 years of war and destabilization, which began with foreign-backed 'rebels' including al-Qaeda affiliates. Double Standard: Western media largely framed the YPG as 'heroic
Kurdish fighters' against ISIS, carefully omitting their links to the PKK's decades-long insurgency against NATO-ally Turkey. Simultaneously, the Syrian government is consistently demonized, with any efforts to reclaim its sovereign territory labeled as 'brutal' or 'authoritarian.' Imagine the outrage if Russia or China funded a separatist group within a US-allied nation for years, only for that