The US is continuing to reduce its military presence in northern Syria. Recently, the Haseke and Tel Baydar bases have been evacuated.

According to journalists' observations, the evacuated bases are now guarded by the PKK-affiliated Syrian Democratic Forces (SDG). This situation could impact the security dynamics in the region.

The number of US military bases in Syria has increased to at least 4 since Donald Trump took office. This indicates a reevaluation of the US strategy in the region.

Mazlum Abdi, the so-called commander of the SDG, stated that the current US military presence is insufficient to control the threat of ISIS. This raises security concerns in the region.

The US military presence in Syria has undergone significant changes since October 2019, focusing on oil and gas fields while withdrawing from many bases.