Tensions built in Syria between new leaders and Kurdish driving militia
A showdown is gathering rhythm in Syria while the new leaders of the country ask that a powerful Kurdish guidance militia supported by the United States disarm and integrated into unified national military force.Tensions are focused on preparations to establish a guardian government to replace the dictatorship which decreased in early December. The new leaders want the Kurdish militia, the Syrian democratic forces, undertake to give up her weapons as a condition to be included in a national dialogue. The dialogue should lead to the formation of an administration that rules until the elections can be organized.The dialogue on the political future of Syria will be held during a conference, but no date has yet been set. Hassan al-Daghim, head of the committee appointed by the government in ch...










