for all where all sides are trying to stake their claims in this area absolutely and add to that daryn kurdish officials saying that more than 700 islamic state supporters of escape from account in syria as kurdish guards left to fight what else we know about them. several 100 people have escaped from this camp here happened as fighting moved close to the camp and the inmates saw this is a chance to escape they've been know that the syrian kurdish forces are on the back foot they probably rose up and over those protecting and of us kate and we have to fear is now this is just the beginning of a process. holding around $12000.00 jihad is to thousands are believed to be foreign nationals on top of that tens of thousands of sympathizers and family members the face of these people now is of concern for the whole of the international community and the belief is that if the syrian kurds on the point of collapsing than all of these people will be at large and this will cause major implications for the whole region and beyond he. well it was full cost to be the strongest storm to hit japan in 60 years

vulnerable position ok a lot of stake for all the political actors involved here daryn thanks for that from istanbul. well kurdish communities in a number of countries have been protesting against turkey's offensive in northern syria and against u.s. pullout from the area as well there were protests for example on national tennessee home to the largest kurdish population in the united states. the past kurdish community in nashville is protesting president on the trams decision to withdraw u.s. troops from northern syria. mystify and us is angry and sad and his family lives on the turkish syrian border just in the morning i talk to my father's saw and his last word was do something and then the phone hangs up i don't know what happened to be honest with you is he's alive all right now is is alive or not i don't know so you can feel like how devastated i am now that have rami is the organizer of the rally he's been living in the usa for 21 years and is an american citizen he also runs one of the communities biggest cultural centers we asked for in the u.s. authorities president. senate congress and everyone in the

syrian town of ras al-ain disappointing us turkey deal to halt the offensive against kurdish fighters. hello i'm daryn jordan this is al-jazeera lawyer from doha also coming up. tens of thousands call for lebanon's government to step down as new tax plans on some of the biggest protests and. gun battles and chaos on the streets in mexico a security forces project up to the sun of anatolia struggle. and after 7 months the remains of some ethiopian and crash victims are finally returned to their families in kenya. there are reports of sporadic fighting in northeastern syria less than a day after a temporary cease fire was announced by the u.s. and turkey but it can't be independently verified plumes of smoke was seen rising in a key flashpoint syrian border town on friday morning despite the agreement and these are live pictures from ras al-ain now well under the deal kurdish fighters were given 5 days to withdraw from the region where turkey says it wants to enforce what it calls a safe zone which all structure joins us live now from jail and not near turkey's border with syria child so turkey and the

to marry hits towns and northeast syria and then escalation of the conflict against kurdish fighters. hello i'm daryn jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up to a businessman president trumps neuer investigate joe biden arrested a campaign finance violations. raising the heat on ecuador as president protesters take police officers kept it during unrest in the capital quito. celebrations in tehran as a rainy and women are allowed to watch a football match in a stadium for the 1st time in decades. turkey has intensified its offensive against kurdish fighters in northeast syria at least 15 civilians have been killed on both sides of the border the turkish defense ministry says its forces have killed more than $270.00 fighters since the operation began traffic reports on the border between turkey and syria and a warning his report contains some disturbing images. the injured girl lies in hospital one of her legs missing her family overcome with grief the human cost of turkey's military incursion into north eastern syria. turkish air strikes and artillery a targeting the defenses of the ku

kurdish cause and against the turkish offensive. for more on this i'm joined from istanbul by day to raise daryn jones daryn there's been much criticism of this offensive also from arab states the kurds are now saying they simply can't and won't prioritize guarding i-s. militant detainees in the face of this incursion incursion excuse me what does that mean for security in the region. was going to be a major problem given the fact that this syrian kurdish militia regarding around 12000 islamic state members in a number of camps in this region and also on top of that there are tens of thousands of sympathizers and family members are also being detained so it's a very large group and it requires a lot of resources from the syrian kurdish militia to protect them and they're saying now that given the fact that this is the whole area is increasingly becoming a war zone they need to the photos were sources to fighting the turkish forces but there will also be a problem for the militias kodesh militia they will realize if these. hardy's do escape they could well open up a 2nd front against these kurdish forces so it is a major dilemma but th

from the region and end cooperation with kurdish forces in the fight against the so-called islamic state. well joining me now from istanbul is davies darren johns daryn there has been much criticism of this offensive also from arab states the kurds are saying they simply can't and won't prioritize guarding i asked detainees in the face of this incursion what does that mean for security in the region well it's going to be a major problem given the fact the syrian kurdish forces are responsible for over 10000 islamic state militants in jihad this and tens of thousands of other sympathizers and family members held in detention centers all across this area which is increasingly becoming a war zone but the problem for the kurdish forces is it is requiring a lot of forces expertise forces that are to protect these areas and they need those now to fight this turkish invasion but the syrian kurdish forces will also be aware that if these judges do escape they could open up a 2nd front against these kurdish forces and we've already seen this happening the few people have a skate from a prison that was hit by a turkish airstrike and they then carried out attac

support for turkey is weakening right daryn jones in istanbul for us thank you very much an idea we have from kino gabrielle spokesman for the s.t. f. the kurdish forces in syria and he gave us this assessment of the situation that. we know that the turkey is. on the life for us and it is bartels nato but we have reached agreement maybe it was directed by the united states. or corporation with us we were to be a miracle cures by is the decision that was keener gabrial spokesman for the s d f the kurdish forces in syria while for the us perspective on joined by d.w. correspondent on of the senate in washington now all of that mix messaging from president trump has pulled the troops out leaving the codes essentially sitting ducks exposed and now he's called the turkish military offensive quote a bad idea what is his strategy here. well it really seems helen there is no strategy president trump is under a lot of fire from his party friends and that is a stark change to what we experience here in reasoned days and weeks some of his closest allies essentially turning their back on the president and among them is senate majority leader mitch mcconnel

hello i'm daryn jordan in doha the quick reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera syrian government forces have struck a deal with the kurdish led syrian democratic forces that will see the syrian army deployed on the border with turkey the agreement aims to counter military offensive in northern syria that's led to heavy fighting in places the s.d.f. say this will help them free areas under the control of turkish forces as they advance into northern syria. at the latest from jacqueline it is border with syria we understand now that certainly according to syrian state t.v. the syrian army has started moving north towards those strategic towns of monday and called bani interesting lee both towns used to house u.s. bases where u.s. forces have been basics 2015 since the defeat of eisel in those areas and last night we saw video of turkish forces crossing the border to rubble us which is basically a directly north from where those syrian forces are traveling so a potential confrontation there we've heard that certainly the spokesperson for syrian forces participating in this operation with the turks said last night the year the

for the moment back now to daryn in doha lauren thank you very much for the turkish president says the offensive in northeast syria will resume within minutes that's if kurdish rebels don't abide by the terms of the says fire a 5 day truce is largely holding so far but there have been some and. verified reports of sporadic fighting smoke has been seen in the border town of us in line throughout friday the ceasefire announced by the us is supposed to allow kurdish led s.t.'s fighters to leave areas controlled by turkish forces turkey says this is a victory in its campaign to control a strip of border territory hundreds of kilometers long and more than 30 kilometers deep it wants to establish what it calls a safe zone where 2000000 syrian refugees living in turkey can be resettled a kurdish commander says the s.d.f. will accept the ceasefire but only between the us ally and the town of tal where most of the fighting has been going on is it going to lose they've heard it domestic given a delegation proposed to us a 5 day deadline we evaluated it and reached an agreement according to you agreement the united states will make sure that the kurdish rebels will lea

kurdish fighters and civilians are pulled out of northeastern syria but is it enough to satisfy took his president just hours before the end of the ceasefire. and i'm daryn jordan this is al jazeera live and also coming up back in power but challenges await justin trudeau forming a new government in canada. anger in bolivia confusion over the election results stumps concerns about foul play.

kurdish fighters and civilians are pulled out of northeastern syria but is it enough to satisfy turkey's president just hours before the end of the ceasefire. oh i'm daryn jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up back in power but challenges await justin trudeau forming a new government in canada. anger in bolivia confusion over the election result steps concerns about foul play. trying to clear the air out south korea is paying a high price for what it calls a social disaster. the u.s. brokered cease fire body in turkey and kurdish led forces in northeastern syria is due to end in less than 10 hours the syrian democratic forces have pulled out of some areas of the border but not everywhere agreed under the terms of the truce he's president and says he'll decide the next steps up to speaking with russian leader vladimir putin but it's threatening to restart the offensive he's expected to meet putin in sochi in the coming hours so i'm costello has more now from istanbul. today's meeting in russian cities story is mostly going to be about how to normalize the situation in syria both turkey's present don and russia's president vladimir putin

hello i'm daryn jordan and with the top stories here on al-jazeera syrian government forces have struck a deal with the kurdish led syrian democratic forces that will see the country's military deploy along the border with turkey the agreement aims to counter turkey's military offensive in northern syria yesterday f. says this will help them free areas under the control of turkish forces. ecuador's government has agreed to repeal a law that ended decades old fuel subsidies after holding talks with protest leaders celebrations are taking place in the capital quito demonstrations had been angered by a rise in fuel prices and attacks government buildings and set fire to media offices they've now agreed to end the protests which began nearly 2 weeks ago money has more now from quito celebrations taking place on the streets of quito right now if you can hear behind me there is fireworks going on cars honking their horns horns people celebrating what we're it's been deemed in agreement finally between the confederation of indigenous communities from across the country that have been protesting for over a week callin