Syria: Civilians flee Kobani as SDF and SAA announce deal

W/S Streets of Kobani, Aleppo Governorate
W/S Car driving by
M/S Vehicles driving by
W/S Truck with civilians on their way to leave the city
M/S Vehicles with civilians on their way to leave the city
W/S Vehicles with civilians and their belongings on their way to leave the city
W/S Vehicles driving by
W/S Vehicles with civilians and their belongings
W/S Vehicles with civilians and their belongings
M/S Family having a rest near their car before leaving the city
M/S Vehicles with civilians and their belongings
W/S Vehicles with civilians driving by
W/S Truck driving by
W/S Families having a rest near the truck before leaving the city
W/S Trucks
W/S Vehicles with civilians and their belongings
W/S Vehicles driving by
W/S Vehicles
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Footage filmed on Sunday, shows civilians fleeing Kobani after the announcement of a deal between Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and the Syrian Arab Army (SAA). The agreement will see Syrian government troops deployed near the border to assist SDF forces in the fight against Turkey's military offensive.
Earlier on Sunday, the United States said it intends to withdraw troops from northern Syria.
On October 9, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced the beginning of a military operation in north-eastern Syria dubbed 'Operation Peace Spring’. Ankara says the aim of the Turkish offensive is to create a 'safe zone' cleared of Kurdish groups.
The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs estimates over 130,000 people have been displaced from the Syrian-Turkish border area since the start of the Turkish offensive.