The last remaining Kurdish fighters exited Syria’s northern border area ahead of the end of a cease-fire period on Tuesday, Moscow said
BEIRUT—The last remaining Kurdish fighters exited Syria’s northern border area as a cease-fire period ended on Tuesday, Moscow said, clearing the way for Russia and Turkey to secure the area.
Under an agreement struck a week ago by Ankara and Moscow, Turkey agreed to suspend its military offensive in Kurdish-held territories for 150 hours to allow Kurdish fighters to withdraw, under Russian oversight. Light fighting had persisted throughout the week and intensified as the deadline approached on Tuesday evening.
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