The YPG terrorist group only agreed to the current arrangement after rapidly losing control of a wide range of territory, an expert said, noting that during the March 10 talks, the group was at the peak of its power and enjoyed broader support among Western countries than the al-Sharaa administration.
βThe most fundamental difference between the March 10 memorandum and the new agreement lies in the YPGβs current position. At the time the March 10 memorandum was signed, the YPG controlled more than a quarter of Syrian territory.
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