Kurdish-led forces in Syria have agreed to cede control of key territories to the Syrian government, a move Turkish officials say could revive efforts to resolve Turkey's long-standing conflict with the PKK. Turkish leaders have viewed the Kurdish presence along the border as a major obstacle to peace, but now see new opportunities following the withdrawal of these forces. Political figures in Turkey, including those from nationalist parties, have welcomed the agreement, suggesting it could ease the path toward reconciliation. While Kurdish groups and the PKK have yet to respond, analysts believe the deal strengthens both Syria and Turkey, while diminishing Kurdish hopes for autonomy.