Civilians were fleeing Kurdish neighborhoods of Aleppo on Wednesday after the Syrian army declared them “closed military zones,” amid ongoing fighting with Kurdish-led forces in the northern city. The deadly clashes, which started on Tuesday, are the worst between the two sides, who have so far fai»»»

Add TNIE As A Trusted Source DAMASCUS: Clashes between government personnel and Kurdish-led forces in the north Syrian city of Aleppo killed at least seven people on Tuesday, mostly civilians, with both sides trading blame over who started the fighting. The implementation of a Mar ... »»»

DAMASCUS — Clashes between government personnel and Kurdish-led forces in the north Syrian city of Aleppo killed at least five people on Tuesday, with both sides trading blame over who started the fighting.Progress has stalled on imp ... »»»

Progress has stalled on implementing a March deal to merge the Kurds’ semi-autonomous administration and military into Syria’s new government, and tensions have occasionally erupted into clashes, particularly in Aleppo, which has two Kurdish-majority neighbourhoods. State news agency SANA reported »»»

DAMASCUS: Clashes between government personnel and Kurdish-led forces in the north Syrian city of Aleppo killed at least five people on Tuesday (Jan 6), with both sides trading blame over who started the fighting. Progress has stalled on implementing a March deal to merge the Kurds' semi-autonomous»»»