Iraq: Hundreds of Kurdish refugees arrive at Bardarash camp

W/S Generic view of Bardarash refugee camp in Duhok governorate, Kurdistan Region of Iraq
M/S Men setting up tent
W/S Refugee camp
W/S Tractor entering camp
M/S Men setting up tent
M/S Men setting up tent
M/S Men setting up tent
M/S Men near tent
W/S Generic view of refugee camp
SOT, Salar Abdul Majeed, refugee camp manager: "So, as you see we are preparing to receive them, and we are expecting, after two hours, they will be here, 140 families, 400 individuals, and we are quite ready to receive them."
W/S Bus with refugees
SOT, Ayman Salim, refugee from Qamishli (Arabic): "We left because of shelling and fear of sleeper cells and ISIS."
M/S Entrance of refugee camp facility
SOT, Hassan Ibrahim, Refugee from Al-Malikiyah (Arabic): "I am from the Al-Malikiyah area. We fled because of the war and the bombing of Turkish airplanes. This bombing is a betrayal from Turkey and the US, especially a betrayal from the US."
M/S Refugees eating
W/S Security personnel and refugees
M/S Ambulance
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Hundreds of people fleeing Turkey's military operation in northeastern Syria arrived at the Bardarash camp in Iraqi Kurdistan on Wednesday. Footage shows workers at the camp set up tents before busses with people arrive.
Salar Abdul Majeed, the camp manager, said everything was ready to accept 140 families or 400 individuals.
"We fled because of the war and the bombing of Turkish airplanes. This bombing is a betrayal from Turkey and the US, especially a betrayal from the US," said Hassan Ibrahim, a refugee from Al-Malikiyah.
Turkey's military operation against the Kurdish forces named 'Operation Peace Spring' began on October 9, with the stated aim of creating a 'safe zone' in northeastern Syria.
On Wednesday, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan rejected US calls for a ceasefire and said that he was not worried about possible sanctions.