
Summary: The province of Deir Ezzor in Syria is in the grip of an unstable situation marked by persistent tensions between the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and insurgent Arab tribes. The SDF, which was initially composed mainly of Kurdish fighters, welcomed Arab fighters from local tribes to strengthen their coalition. However, internal tensions have arisen, leading to recent clashes. These clashes are characterized by harassment guerrilla warfare led by Arab tribes insurgent against the FDS, with regular nighttime attacks aimed at destabilizing the troops. These tensions highlight divisions within the SDF and lingering animosity toward Kurdish forces. It is necessary to find a peaceful solution to restore stability in the region.