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On the front lines but while many prepare for the worst they're also determined to defend their autonomy even if it means risking death. every time one mohamed goes up to his roof he feels uneasy the border to turkey is less than 100 meters away from there people watch him occasionally gunshots fired but the 19 year old says it doesn't intimidate him. we won't leave our lands even if. we'd rather die. as a border town with a turbulent history 350000 people live here 60 percent of the population are kurds the rest. it is considered the birthplace of the kurdish militia group. in 2011 they rose ...

2011 they rose up against syrian president bashar al assad driving his troops out of the city a year later they defeated the jihadist al nusra front hundreds of kurdish fighters died the people here are proud of the independence they gained but. we're happy and content more than ever before without the kurdish forces keeping order here. but their independence is under threat once more turkish president retch up type add on has moved troops and weaponry to the border he sees the y. p.g. as a terrorist organization that needs to be wiped out. at a party meeting on saturday he left no doubt about...

The kurds had tried to appease out of a safe zone was a stablish along the border spanning 100 kilometers an agreement was reached between turkey the usa and the kurds in september but the y. p.g. withdrew from that agreement now turkish and u.s. troops patrolling the safe. lies in the middle of it. mohamed muslim is assembling metal parts for his neighbors the kurds has seen assad's troops withdraw jihad is fighters defeated now the 35 year old fear is an invasion by turkish troops. more than an enema put them in a safe zone should be safe but this one isn't it's a recipe for chaos. also worr...