Dr. Kamal Abdo, a political researcher, highlighted that the most significant challenge in implementing the agreement between the Syrian government and the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) revolves around how to manage the elements of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) and their integration within SDF's structure. This commentary comes as a delegation from the Syrian Interior Ministry arrived at Qamishli Airport in Hasakah province to prepare for its handover from the SDF, marking the first tangible step in the implementation of an agreement brokered by the United States.

The transition of the agreement from a theoretical framework to practical, on-the-ground actions is a critical development. A correspondent from Al Jazeera reported that the Syrian internal security delegation, led by the head of internal security in Hasakah, Marwan Ali, conducted an inspection tour of the airport facilities that lasted about 45 minutes, which included assessment of landing areas and some equipment present at the site. The delegation's visit signifies a shift in operational control and raises questions about the future dynamics of power in the region.

Following this initial visit, the delegation also held a meeting with representatives from the SDF to discuss subsequent steps for the airport's operation. In the coming days, a delegation from the Syrian Civil Aviation Authority is expected to visit to complete the operational procedures, as outlined by the Interior Ministry. This development not only affects the local political landscape but also has broader implications for US involvement and the ongoing power struggle in northeastern Syria, prompting scrutiny on how these transitions may affect the regional security framework.