The source says a new prospect of regional stability is emerging in the Middle East as armed-group activity has declined in Turkey, Syria and Iraq. It identifies the reported dissolution of the PKK and affiliated groups, alongside moves to integrate them into state structures, as a significant development. Turkey’s “terror-free Turkey” initiative is described as expanding beyond its borders toward a vision of a “terror-free region.”
In Syria, the source says YPG forces linked to the PKK faced government troops in recent clashes, after which the national army defeated armed groups and restored state authority in several areas. Syrian President Ahmed al-Shara said Kurdish citizens would enjoy equal rights and dignity. The YPG then announced its dissolution and integration into Syria’s state structure, while Ferhat Abdi Shahin was reported to have been appointed a presidential adviser.
Turkey’s parliament has approved an anti-terrorism framework law and formed a special commission to oversee the process, chaired at its first meeting by Vice President Cevdet Yilmaz. Iraq has called on all armed groups to disarm, surrender or join the national army from September. The source says reduced border threats could lessen Turkey’s military activity along Syrian and Iraqi borders.
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