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Turkiye signals new military intervention in Syria if Kurdish groups hold municipal election

Turkiye signals new military intervention in Syria if Kurdish groups hold municipal election

  • A Kurdish-led autonomous administration that controls northern and eastern parts of Syria has announced plans to hold municipal elections on June 11
  • The vote to choose mayors will be held in the provinces of Hassakeh, Raqqa, Deir Ezzor and eastern part of Aleppo province
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