The Women’s Protection Units (YPJ) released this footage, saying their forces, alongside the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), are conducting patrols in the city of Tabqa. | Channel 8 English

Syrian Government troops tear down a Women’s Protection Units (YPJ) (Kurdish women forces) statue in the NE of Syria. This is the end of the autonomous Kurdish led region in Syria, which has existed for a decade. The US withdrew its support from the SDF and Kurds. | Israel, Islam and End Times

Meet some of the Kurdish women fighters who helped defeat ISIS militants in Raqqa, Syria. | CNN Connect the World

YPJ Kurdish Women's Protection Units The YPJ (Yekîneyên Parastina Jin) or Kurdish Women’s Protection Units, is a military organization formed in 2013 in the autonomous region of Rojava, Syria. Comprising primarily Kurdish women, the YPJ was established to combat oppression and promote female empowerment in a traditionally patriarchal society. The units gained international attention for their role in the fight against ISIS, showcasing their bravery and tactical skills in combat. Beyond military