Bloodshed, betrayal and a huge battlefield: 24 hours in north eastern Syria

In northeast Syria, families displaced by conflict live in trucks, confused by ongoing fighting. The situation escalates as Turkish-backed militia clash with Kurds, leading to chaos and the escape of ISIS fighters. Panic ensues in the city, prompting evacuations. Unexpectedly, the Kurds form an alliance with Russia and Syria, leading to celebrations among Arab communities. The return of Assad's regime forces many to flee, leaving the next generation displaced and facing a future of learning in Arabic, not Kurdish. The dream of Rojava fades, leaving behind a sense of betrayal.

What were the living conditions of the families mentioned in the text?

What significant event occurred that caused panic among the Kurdish population?

How did the Kurdish community react to the news of a deal with Russia and Syria?

What was the fate of the next generation of children in the region according to the text?

What does the text suggest about the future of Rojava?