Archive · 12 Jan 2026

Kurdish fighters leave Aleppo after ceasefire deal

Kurdish fighters leave Aleppo after ceasefire deal

Kurdish fighters in Syria have left the city of Aleppo after a deal was made to stop fighting.

This deal was helped by other countries.

The fighters and many people who lived there were taken to safer places in the north and east of Syria.

There had been fighting for days, and many people were hurt or had to leave their homes.

The Kurdish fighters have been in control of some parts of Aleppo since the war in Syria started in 2011.

The Syrian government wants to bring all of Syria under one leadership, but the Kurdish fighters are not sure about this because the government is led by people with different beliefs.

The United States and other countries are trying to help make peace.

The fighting has also closed important roads and the airport in Aleppo.

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