19.01.2026 23:22
After the ceasefire, it was claimed that the meeting between YPG leader Mazlum Abdi, code-named Ferhat Abdi Şahin, and Syrian President Bashar al-Assad went negatively, while a surprising development occurred. President Trump of the United States had a phone conversation with Assad. A statement from Syria noted, "Trump's support for the country's unity and the fight against terrorism was confirmed."
US President Trump spoke on the phone with Syrian President Shara. In a statement regarding the conversation from Syria, it was said, "Support for the unity of the country and the fight against terrorism was confirmed."
THE COLLAPSE OF THE TABLE AFTER THE CEASEFIRE IN SYRIA IS A MATTER OF TIME
The world is focused on the developments in Syria. The terrorist organization YPG, which could not show any presence against the operation of the Syrian army, was forced to accept the ceasefire the day before yesterday. While it is wondered whether the terrorist organization will comply with the ceasefire, it was claimed that no positive results were obtained from the meeting between YPG leader Mazlum Abdi, code-named Ferhat Abdi Şahin, and Syrian President Shara.
TRUMP AND SHARA MET: SUPPORT FOR THE UNITY OF THE COUNTRY WAS CONFIRMED
While critical times are being experienced in Syria, a surprise phone call took place between US President Donald Trump and Syrian President Ahmed Shara. In a statement from the Syrian side regarding the conversation, the following expressions were included: "In the phone call between Syrian President Ahmed al-Shara and US President Donald Trump, developments in Syria were discussed and support for the unity of the country and the fight against terrorism was confirmed. President Ahmed al-Shara had a phone conversation with US President Donald Trump today."
"EFFORTS TO ENSURE STABILITY IN SYRIA SHOULD BE SUPPORTED"
Both presidents emphasized the importance of supporting all efforts to protect Syria's territorial integrity and independence and to ensure stability. Both sides stressed that the rights and protection of the Kurdish people should be guaranteed within the framework of the Syrian state.
"A CHANCE SHOULD BE GIVEN FOR A BETTER FUTURE FOR SYRIA"
They agreed to continue cooperation in the fight against ISIS and the elimination of its threats. The two presidents also expressed their common aspirations to see a strong and united Syria capable of dealing with regional and international challenges. During the conversation, the importance of providing a new opportunity for Syria to move towards a better future was emphasized, and a series of regional issues were discussed.
CEASEFIRE ACHIEVED IN SYRIA
The operation launched by the Syrian army on January 16 against the terrorist organization YPG/SDG in the regions west of the Euphrates River later expanded with the participation of tribes in the east of the river, and a large portion of the territory occupied by the organization came under the control of the Syrian government.
The Ceasefire and Full Integration Agreement reached between the Damascus administration and YPG/SDG includes provisions such as the complete withdrawal of the organization from the Raqqa and Deir ez-Zor provinces east of the Euphrates River, the transfer of public institutions in Hasakah to the state, all border gates and energy resources being under the control of the central authority, and the individual integration of YPG/SDG elements into the security forces.