Syria: Kurdish Forces Evacuate Contested Border Town During Ceasefire
Ras al-Ain is part of Turkish plans to develop a Kurdish-free "safe-zone" in Syria.
Ras al-Ain is part of Turkish plans to develop a Kurdish-free "safe-zone" in Syria.
It comes after a high-level meeting of a US delegation with Turkish officials in Ankara.
President Donald Trump's decision to evacuate northern Syria lost an overwhelming vote.
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has turned down US calls to halt attacks.
The UK will continue selling arms to Turkey but will not grant new export licences for weapons that may be used against Kurds in Syria.
Mr Trump also confirmed US troops who are being withdrawn from northern Syria will now "redeploy and remain in the region".
Government troops will help defend Kurdish forces against a Turkish invasion.
President Donald Trump has listed military, financial and mediation options as Turkey continues to attack Kurdish forces.
An airstrike is reported to have happened on a road leading to the border town of Tal Abyad.
Alexanda Kotey and El Shafee Elsheikh were detained in north-east Syria, which is now under attack by the Turkish military.
General David Petraeus, one of America's most high-profile military figures, has criticised the decision to remove US troops from Syria.
The US has pulled troops out of north-eastern Syria, warning Turkey against inhumane action.
The peace deal has the potential of ending the 18-year war in Afghanistan.
Foreign affairs spokesman Adel al-Jubeir says everyone is trying to avoid war, but Iran will be held accountable.
Hazzaa Ali Almansoori smiled broadly and embraced his fellow crew members upon arrival.
The Pentagon is presenting possible options of how to respond to what the US claims were Iranian attacks on Saudi Arabia's oil industry.