A flashpoint Syrian border town recently captured by rebels was reeling Tuesday after deadly clashes erupted between Syrian rebels and a Kurdish militia. The battle left dozens of fighters from both sides dead, including one prominent ethnic Kurdish leader. Read more: Turkey to Syria: Don't send arms through our air space "Today it is quiet. I hope in my heart that there will be no more fighting between Kurds and Arabs because we are all brothers," said a Kurdish activist and resident of Ras Al Ain, who asked only to be named "Baran" for his safety. "But I am sure there will be more fighting," he predicted, adding that both the Syrian rebels and Kurdish fighters were calling for reinforcements.
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Ras Al Ain is located on Syria's border with Turkey
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There are conflicting reports about how the fighting began
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That was echoed by a Kurdish umbrella group, which issued a public statement demanding that all armed groups evacuate @placeholder Al Ain.