Syrian army and Kurdish-led SDF agree to end deadly fighting in Aleppo | Syria’s war news

At least two people were killed in clashes in the northern city of Aleppo during Turkish Foreign Minister Fidan’s visit to Syria.

Syrian government troops and the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces agreed to stop fighting in the northern city of Aleppo after a Attack wave At least two civilians were killed.

The Syrian state news agency SANA quoted the Defense Ministry as saying that the army’s general command had ordered to stop attacks on the SDF fighters after deadly clashes broke out during a visit by Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan.

Fidan, whose country considers the SDF, which controls much of northeastern Syria, a “terrorist” organization, said on Monday that the SDF appeared to have no intention of keeping its promise to integrate into the state’s armed forces by an agreed deadline at the end of the year.

Following the SANA report on Monday evening, the SDF said in a later statement that it had given instructions to stop responding to attacks by Syrian government forces following de-escalation contacts.

More to follow.