Military police members of the Kurdish People's Protection Units march in al-Muabbadah in northern Syria on Feb. 24, 2018, to denounce Turkey's military campaign against Kurdish forces in Afrin.
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The autonomy Kurdish forces thought they had attained may prove illusory as they find themselves again squeezed between Ankara and Damascus....
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