Syrian authorities have begun relocating Kurdish fighters from Aleppo to the northeast after several days of deadly clashes between government forces and Kurdish groups. The violence, which erupted following stalled efforts to integrate Kurdish administration into the new Syrian government, has left at least 21 civilians dead and displaced over 140,000 people. A ceasefire was announced, but sporadic fighting and mutual accusations of violations continued, with both sides blaming each other for targeting civilians and infrastructure. The situation remains tense as political negotiations over the future of Kurdish forces and their integration into the Syrian army remain unresolved.