Syrian Democratic Forces strategize response to Turkish attacks and evaluate readiness in recent meeting

NORTH AND EAST SYRIA — The Military Council of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) recently conducted its routine assessment meeting to review the organization’s activities over the past three months. Chaired by the General Commander of the SDF Mazloum Abdi, the meeting also included officials from the Syriac Military Council (Mawtbo Fulḥoyo Suryoyo, MFS).

The meeting commenced with discussions on the latest field and military advancements, with a particular emphasis on recent Turkish attacks on the region. These assaults targeted essential infrastructure, civil institutions, service facilities, and civilians. The council evaluated the extent of the damage caused by these attacks and deliberated on appropriate measures in response.

The meeting also addressed concerns about the Turkish occupation state’s exploitation of the ongoing conflict in Gaza to escalate its attacks on the region. The readiness and preparations of the Syrian Democratic Forces for potential conflicts were thoroughly examined, assessing military capabilities and the performance of fighters. Additionally, decisions made by the General Command regarding the Deir ez-Zor Military Council were endorsed.

In the meeting’s conclusion, a future action plan was devised to enhance forces’ readiness and preparedness to counter any potential attacks on the region. The session highlighted the SDF’s commitment to strategic planning and proactive measures in response to emerging threats.