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'ISIS brides' preparing to return home from Syria

Apr 27, 2026

Damascus [Syria], April 27: Spy agencies are on alert as a group of Australian women and children linked to Islamic State plan to return home from Syria after years in a detention camp.
Four women and their nine children left Syria's al-Roj camp on Friday, travelling to Damascus where they plan to board a flight back to Australia, according to multiple media reports.
A source close to the families told the Sydney Morning Herald and the Age they had secured plane tickets to Australia.
Source: Fijian Broadcasting Cooperation

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