From my admittedly limited understanding of the situation he withdrew troops from northeastern syria where Rojava is, which prompted the turks to increase attacks in the region.

Knowing about Rojava only through a screen i'll probably never actually know how badly this damaged the project and set back the revolution, but I can only imagine how brutal the violence must be. I have hope that the revolution will survive there regardless and will only grow back stronger another day to resume their place as a guiding star in these troubled times. Rojava seemed to have such a large impact to me, I remember headlines and reports of solidarity actions all over the globe, even in my country Canada, although I must admit I don't remember what happened with them.

However their situation turns out I think there will be movements appearing for decades that site Rojava as an inspiration.