Kurdish women who fought ISIL seek place in Syria’s new security forces

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Kurdish women who fought ISIL seek place in Syria’s new security forces

Following the Syrian Democratic Forces dissolution, the Kurdish all-women YPJ is seeking to preserve its combat role in Syria. Its commanders want more than 1,500 fighters to join Interior Ministry special forces as Damascus moves to bring armed groups under state control. ... »»»

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Arab News Arabia Saudita 22.05. 14:54

Australian women linked to Daesh leave Syrian camp, ABC says

SYDNEY: A second group of Australian women and children linked to the Daesh extremist group have departed a refugee camp in northeast Syria and may be returning to Australia, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation reported on Friday. The broadcaster said a bus carrying the group left the Al-Roj ca»»»

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Al Awsat Arabia Saudita 22.05. 08:29

Australian Women Linked to ISIS Leave Syrian Camp

A second group of Australian women and children linked to the ISIS extremist group have departed a refugee camp in northeast Syria and may be returning to Australia, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation reported on Friday. The broadcaster said a bus carrying the group left the Al-Roj camp on Thu»»»

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News Australia 22.05. 06:19

‘Enormous danger’: Call on ISIS brides

Senator Hume told Seven’s Sunrise the “first responsibility of any government” was to “keep its citizens safe”. “We know so very little (about the incoming cohort) because the government have washed their hands of the responsibility,” she said on Friday. On Thursday local time, a g ... »»»

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TheStraitsTimes Singapore 22.05. 04:18

Australian women linked to ISIS leave Syrian camp, ABC reports

SYDNEY – A second group of Australian women and children linked to the Islamic State (ISIS) extremist group have departed a refugee camp in north-east Syria and may be returning to Australia, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) reported on May 22. The broadcaster said a bus carrying the g»»»

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