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View across border of Free Syrian Army rebels gathering in show of strength

(25 Nov 2012) 1. Wide of large group of FSA (Free Syrian Army) fighters shouting (Arabic) ''God is great" in Ras al-Ayn, northern Syria on the border with Turkey (filmed from Turkish side of border area) 2. Wide of fighters chanting 3. Various of fighters together 4. Various of armed fighters on trucks 5. Various of a FSA rebel making a statement 6. Mid of armed FSA fighters gathered with FSA flags 7. Mid of FSA member talking just beside of the border on the Syrian side and calling for Syrians who lives in Turkey to return UPSOUND (Arabic) "Come back to your side and save your country from Kurds." (he refers to the Democratic Union Party or PYD) 8. Mid of armed FSA fighters shouting (Arabic) ''God is great" 9. Mid of FSA member talking just beside of the border. UPSOUND (Arabic)"Everything is finished (the fighting in Ras al-Ayn)" Question: Are there any Kurds left there? "No, there is no more Kurdish left here." 10. Various of FSA fighters 11. Mid of a FSA fighter planting a FSA flag top of the building in Ras al-Ayn and discarding a Syrian government flag 12. Mid of discarded Syrian government flag STORYLINE: Armed Free Syrian Army (FSA) rebels gathered for a show of strength in Ras al-Ayn in Syria's al-Hasaka province near the Turkish border on Sunday, claiming they had beaten back Kurdish fighters from the city. Speaking from the Syrian side, one FSA fighter at first called for all Syrian refugees on the Turkish side to return home and help save the Ras al-Ayn region from the Kurdish group PYD (Democratic Union Party). He later said the Kurdish fighters had gone and the clashes were over. Kurdish and Arab groups cooperated to oust Syrian regime forces from the ethnically mixed area earlier this month, but they have since frequently clashed over control of the city. Recently the FSA brought extra rebels to the area from the other cities in Syria. When government forces withdrew from Kurdish areas in northeastern Syria in July, they were quickly replaced by Kurdish PYD fighters who would then battle rebels when they pushed their way into predominantly Kurdish areas. The Kurdish group is affiliated with the PKK, rebels fighting for autonomy in the Kurdish-dominated southeast region of Turkey. In a symbolic gesture, one of the FSA fighters flew a rebel flag from the top of a nearby building, discarding the official Syrian flag as he did so. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...