Turkey wants Repatriation of foreign ISIS members
Turkey said it had begun deporting foreign ISIS detainees. Süleyman Soylu, Turkish Minister of the Interior, recently announced that Ankara has sentenced Isis activists back to their country, whether they are deprived of their citizenship or not, claiming that Turkey is not a "hotel". "for foreign jihadists. A US citizen was returned to his country and seven Germans also returned home on 14 November. Preparations to expel two Irish citizens, 11 French and three Danish are also underway. Turkey aims to repatriate 2,500 militants. At the latest news, 813 jihadists would be dispatched to 12 deportation centers in the country. Turkey has captured an additional 287 people, including women and children, as a result of Ankara's invasion of Kurdish-controlled areas of Syria. She did not disclose the total number and nationality of those she plans to repatriate. About 90,000 men, women and children linked to Isis are detained by Kurdish forces in northern