HannibalBarca
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The Turkish-backed rebels lost territory to the Syrian Kurds in the last couple of days, in case you didn't know that.
The Syrian Kurds managed to recapture Tall Turin, Qarah and Jubb al Hamir from the Turkish-backed jihadists.
And if the Russian-brokered deal between the YPG and SAA gets finalized, then Turkey won't be able to do anything since the SAA will take over the demarcation line between the YPG and Euphrates Shield forces.
The YPG hasn't really given up much territory to Assad. All it has done was allow the SAA to take over the demarcation line.
Like it or not, that was a very smart move. It means that Turkey can't attack the Kurds in Manbij unless it attacks the SAA first, which will prompt a Russian military response.
The Turks achieved nothing by invading the Azaz-Jarabulus corridor. Trade has resumed between Afrin canton and the rest of Rojava via SAA-held Aleppo. So what exactly did Erdogan achieve? If anything, he lost a lot of credibility after he gave up on Aleppo.
It won't get that bad, in my opinion.
I think the Kurds will eventually settle their own differences.
That said, you shouldn't underestimate Baghdad. They're not as weak as you think.
In proxies war.. everything is possible... from the 20th century to Today, we've got plenty of it.
As for PMU she may not be that weak, but she's neither that strong.