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New York Times Senior International Correspondent, formerly Bureau Chief in Baghdad, Paris and Kabul. Retweets do not represent my opinion.
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‘Chaos’ as Kurdish-Led Forces Stop Guarding Camp for ISIS Families Original

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By Euan Ward, Alissa J. Rubin 
| The New York Times
SKIP ADVERTISEMENT Kurdish forces withdrew on Tuesday from a vast detention camp that houses tens of thousands of family members of Islamic State fighters as tensions with the government grew over who controls northeastern Syria, according to Kurdish and government officials. The Syrian Democratic Forces, or S.D.F., is led by Kurds and has controlled Al Hol camp for more than a decade. It said it had been forced to redeploy troops to nearby areas.
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U.S. Shifts Away From Kurdish-Led Forces in Fight Against ISIS

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By Eric Schmitt , Euan Ward, Alissa J. Rubin , Christina Goldbaum 
| The New York Times
SKIP ADVERTISEMENT You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. The U.S. special envoy to Syria said on Tuesday that Washington no longer needed to rely on Kurdish-led forces as its primary partner to fight the Islamic State, arguing that the Syrian government was now prepared to take over security duties. The comments by the envoy, Thomas J.
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U.S. Shifts Away From Kurdish-Led Forces in Fight Against Islamic State

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By Euan Ward, Alissa J. Rubin , Christina Goldbaum , Eric Schmitt 
| Breaking One
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