The Syrian government announced a ceasefire with the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) on Sunday. The announcement, made by the Syrian government, signals a potential end to recent clashes. Tensions escalated earlier this month, leading to a government push eastward. The ceasefire was announced by Syria's Defense Ministry, ordering a halt to fighting on the front lines.

The agreement follows a period of intense fighting in eastern Aleppo province. Government forces have reportedly taken almost full control of the country. This includes dismantling the Kurdish-led forces that controlled the northeast for over a decade. A major government offensive followed initial clashes with the SDF.

The SDF has not yet confirmed the ceasefire agreement. They did not immediately respond to requests for comment. The immediate impact on the ground remains to be seen.

The SDF, backed by the U.S., controlled a significant portion of northeastern Syria for over a decade. This agreement marks a major shift in the region's power dynamics.

The future of the agreement hinges on confirmation and adherence by all parties. Further details are expected as the situation unfolds.