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Allies are being attacked and decimated as they are, and we know that isis prisoners are now 785 out of 12000 isis jihadis in the region, that s an issue, too. two they have fake u.s. passports to make with a stay in the north eastern part of the country and wreak havoc? will turkey face incursions from isis and other rebels, as well? katie: your thoughts? jeanne: one thing this really does underscore is that for those people who think the president does not have that he s not committed to an ideology, he absolutely is. he has been committed from the time of the election to make america great, bring those soldiers home, noninterventionism. unfortunately, to your point of view create a power vacuum. one lesson is that you can t make a foreign policy the way you wish to make it. you have to make it based on the circumstances. we have left a valuable, real close ally over their incredibly vulnerable, and russia, iran, saudi arabia, they are going move in on that. guy: the touchs ....
Because they were the tip of the spear in the u.s. fight against islamic state for so many years. and now they feel this incredible sense of due police tis nous and they might want to get back at them. there is, as you said, no evidence they would want to do that, but at the same time, you know, they really have a much bigger fight on their hands now that they have this alliance with the syrians and with russia, things might be able to calm down. they might be able to stabilize and they might be able to allow more resources to secure the 12,000 isis jihadis who are still in detention. the problem is there are governments to don t know what to do with the refugees coming out of this. a lot of them have some level of affiliation with the islamic state. it s hard to decide who is aligned and who is a regular kurd and arab. this is going to be a massive unraveling, and it s all going to come out in the midst of ....
Dead bodies, males in this case. but this came after a night of heavy airstrikes on the edge of that encampment and that continued that continued throughout the night into the morning when we saw this announcement from mustafaa bely, saying the battle had ended in victory and isis had been 100% eliminated. so we went into the camp. but actually as we were going in, there was still some gunfire. we saw a sniper on a rooftop trying to target the hillside, which was the final place where isis jihadis had hit out. we don t know the fate of those jihadis and their families. we were told there were families with them. no sign of them this morning. but what is clear, because we were walking around the encampment. there was no gunfire or nothing. we didn t have to put on flap ....
Kept in a separate part. and they are not free to move around. they cannot leave the camp because of the concerns that they might pose to security. and as far as how long they will be keeptd, it s not at all clear. the men are sent to different locations, essentially prisons where interrogations continue. there have been some cases where isis jihadis have been handed over to iraq, to other countries. but many, for instance the united kingdom, has made it clear it does not want jihadis back who were carrying uk citizenship. it s a burden and a dilemma for the authorities in this part of syria who would like these people to leave and go back to their home countries but they won t take them. george? ben wedeman following the story in eastern syria. ben, thank you. the pentagon has a message for moscow to tone down the language. it s been a little more than five years now since russia ....
It is almost over, but not yet. and did i just see a flare behind you? what exactly is going on? reporter: probably what you saw behind me was there were flares earlier in the day, but just a moment ago, they are tracers. heavy machine gunfire that is coming not only from the syrian democratic forces, but we ve seen return fire as well. so there continues to be resistance by the isis jihadis as we expected to the last breath that some of them would fight. and that is despite the fact that over the last four or five weeks we ve seen thousands of jihadis surrender. we ve spoken with many of them, we ve spoken with many of their wives as well. they continued to hold fast to the ideology of isis. but isis as a territorial ent y entity, as a so-called caliphate is in its final days if not final hours. ....