Australian authorities said on Wednesday that 13 nationals linked to alleged members of the extremist Islamic State (IS) group are planning to return home from Syria, according to (DW). The group consists of four women and nine children who had been living in the Roj camp in northern Syria. Local m»»»

Australian Federal Police Commissioner Krissy Barrett says some individuals will be arrested and charged. Australian police say that some members of a group of Australian women and children due to arrive in the country from Syria imminently will be arrested over alleged links to the ISIL (ISIS) arm»»»

A group of 13 Australians related to alleged ISIS militants is returning home from Syria, Australian authorities said Wednesday, warning some will face arrest. The four women and nine children, who had been living in Roj camp in Syria, are expected to land in Sydney and Melbourne airports on Thursd»»»

SYDNEY: Australia said ‌on Wednesday that 13 members of Australian families in Syria linked to the extremist group Daesh plan to travel home, but ​will receive no government assistance. Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke said there were “very serious limits” on what authorities could do to prevent Au»»»

Four of the so-called “ISIS brides” and nine children are set to arrive in Australia from Syria imminently, with the Australian Federal Police ready to make arrests. Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke confirmed the group had “plans to travel to Australia”, but reiterated “the government has not and w»»»

SYDNEY – Australia said on May 6 that 13 members of Australian families in Syria linked to the extremist group Islamic State (IS) plan to travel home, but will receive no government assistance. Australian Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke said there were “very serious limits” on what the authorities»»»

Syrian security forces stand guard at the gate of al-Hol camp, which houses families of suspected Islamic State fighters. (EPA Images pic) SYDNEY: Several members of a group of 13 Australian women and children linked to alleged Islamic State jihadists will be arrested when they return home from Syr»»»

The Albanese government has confirmed that four Australian women and nine of their children who were linked to suspected Islamic State fighters in Syria are set to travel home. The group of 13 were expected to fly into Australia very soon, the home affairs minister, Tony Burke, said on Wednesday. “»»»

Syria on Thursday said it had taken control of all military bases previously hosting U.S. forces, who had long been in the country leading an international coalition against the Islamic State group. The foreign ministry in a statement said it "welcomes the completed handover of military sites where»»»