Founded in 2015 at the height of the Syrian war, the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces has officially dissolved.
The SDF has integrated with the Syrian army, following a deal with Damascus.
The group's thousands of fighters controlled large parts of northern Syria.
But after the regime of Bashar al Assad collapsed in December 2024 - the army launched an offensive in the region.
The SDF lost much of its territory - and agreed to merge with the national armed forces.
So, what does the deal between Damascus and the SDF mean for Syria after the fall of Assad?
Presenter: Frankie McCamley
Guests: Noah Bonsey -- Senior Adviser at the International Crisis Group
Yusuf Alabarda -- International security and politics analyst
Kenneth Katzman -- Senior Fellow at The Soufan Center
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