Rusia y Turqu a realizan patrullajes en Siria

The transcript discusses joint patrols in northeastern Syria under a Moscow agreement. Turkish President Erdogan urges Russia and the US to ensure the withdrawal of Kurdish fighters from the Syrian-Turkish border. Turkey invaded northeastern Syria to expel Kurdish fighters, whom they consider terrorists. Ceasefire agreements mediated by the US and Russia halted Turkey's military offensive, allowing Kurdish fighters to withdraw 30 kilometers from the border. The report concludes with a note from Rosalba Ruiz of the Associated Press.

What was the purpose of the joint patrols in northeastern Syria?

• To conduct military exercises

• To establish a new military base

• To monitor the withdrawal of Kurdish fighters

• To provide humanitarian aid

Why does Turkey consider the Kurdish fighters in Syria as terrorists?

• They are supported by the United States

• Due to their links with the Kurdish insurgency in Turkey

• Because they attacked Turkish cities

• They have control over Syrian oil fields

What was the main goal of Turkey's invasion of northeastern Syria?

• To capture Syrian oil fields

• To remove Kurdish fighters from the area

• To establish a new government

• To support Russian military operations

What was the result of the ceasefire agreements brokered by the US and Russia?

• The halt of Turkey's military offensive

• The withdrawal of Turkish troops from Syria

• The deployment of UN peacekeepers

• The establishment of a new Syrian government

How far were the Kurdish fighters required to withdraw from the Turkish border according to the agreements?

• 40 kilometers

• 10 kilometers

• 20 kilometers

• 30 kilometers