Key powers in Syrian war denounce US plans for allied Kurdish-led border force

Syria, Turkey and Russia have strongly criticised US plans to help an allied Kurdish-led militia set up a 30,000-strong "border security force".

The strongest denunciation came from Turkish president Erdogan, who has described it as a terror army and vowed to "strangle" it.

Kate Fisher reports from Washington

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