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Aleppo SDF Talks Collapse and Syrian Army Shelling Crisis 2026

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Aleppo faces heavy shelling after SDF talks collapse on Jan 9, 2026. Iran cuts internet to block protests as regional tensions rise from Gaza to Yemen.

The peace table was overturned as shells began to rain from the sky. In Aleppo, Syria, tensions between the government army and the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) have reached a breaking point following the collapse of high-stakes negotiations on January 9, 2026.

Aleppo SDF Talks Collapse and Syrian Army Shelling Escalation

According to reports from Al Jazeera, heavy shelling targeted the Sheikh Maqsoud area of Aleppo. The strikes began almost immediately after talks between the SDF and the Syrian government failed to produce a power-sharing agreement. Witnesses describe a lightning-fast escalation that has left civilians caught in the crossfire as both sides move to consolidate territorial control.

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Regional Volatility: From Iran to Gaza

The unrest in Syria is part of a broader wave of instability across the region. In Iran, authorities have implemented a total internet blackout to suppress planned rallies. Simultaneously, Israeli strikes have reportedly killed numerous Palestinians across the Gaza Strip. Outside the Middle East, a deadly trash avalanche at a Filipino landfill has left dozens missing, highlighting a global day of humanitarian crises.

Final collapse of SDF-government talks in Aleppo.
Iran implements nation-wide internet cuts; shelling intensifies in Sheikh Maqsoud.

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