20 December 2018
The planned US withdrawal from Syria puts Turkey in a strong position to shape the outcome of the conflict
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The planned US withdrawal from Syria puts Turkey in a strong position to shape the outcome of the conflict
- The US appears set to fulfil the longstanding Turkish demand to end its support for Kurdish-led fighters in Syria
- The unexpected decision by President Trump paves the way for Turkey to greatly expand its influence in Syria through a new military operation
- Trump’s plan is likely to be delayed by complications on the ground, but damages the prospects of a Kurdish-led autonomous region in Syria’s north-east
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