Turkey says its military troops and pro-Ankara militia will not remain in Syria’s Afrin after ousting Kurdish militants.

Turkey-allied forces have reportedly ransacked Afrin after capturing the northern Syrian city on Sunday. 

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says Ankara-led forces have taken control of Syria’s northern town of Afrin.

The Kurdish administration of Syria's Afrin region says YPG militants will “become a constant nightmare” for Turkish military forces.

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says Turkish troops and their militant allies have entered the Syrian city of Afrin and taken control of its center after Kurdish militia pulled out.

About 11,000 people, many of them Kurdish migrants, marched in the northern German city of Hanover on Saturday, March 17, to protest the Turkish military operation in Afrin.

Two separate Turkish attacks kill 22 civilians in Syria’s northwestern town of Afrin as Ankara presses ahead with its operation against Kurdish militants there.

Turkish shelling and airstrikes have killed 36 people in Afrin as the United Nations receives "deeply alarming" reports from the Kurdish enclave.

The Turkish military has reportedly opened deadly artillery fire on Kurdish-held Afrin as its forces try to force their way into the northern Syrian town.

Iran, Russia and Turkey, guarantors of the Syria ceasefire, stress their strong commitment to the Arab country’s sovereignty and territorial integrity after a tripartite meeting in Astana, Kazakhstan.