28.08.2026 18:50
Mazlum Abdi, one of the leaders of the terrorist organization SDF/YPG, which decided to dissolve itself in Syria, got off to a quick start in the new era. Appointed as a presidential adviser by Syrian President Ahmed Sharaa, Abdi visited a politician undergoing treatment at a hospital in Damascus.
The terrorist organization YPG, which reached an agreement with the Syrian administration on January 29 regarding a ceasefire and gradual integration, announced in recent days that it had dissolved its military structure. In a statement, the organization's ringleader Mazlum Abdi announced that the YPG's authority had been terminated and that it had been disbanded as an autonomous military force.
MAZLUM ABDI BECAME A PRESIDENTIAL ADVISOR
Following the terrorist organization's self-dissolution, a notable step came from Syrian President Ahmed Al-Sharaa, who appointed Mazlum Abdi as a presidential advisor.
VISITED THE HOSPITAL
Mazlum Abdi also made a quick start to his new role. Abdi visited a politician undergoing treatment at a hospital in Damascus.