Australia says IS-linked families have booked return tickets from Syria
Australia says 13 women and children with links to Islamic State have booked tickets to return from a Syrian camp, with police warning that some adults may be arrested and charged on arrival.Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke said the government was alerted when the bookings were made hours earlier and had not provided help to the group.He said the people involved had spent years in a camp in Syria and that the government would not assist their return.The Australian Federal Police said officers would be ready when the group arrives, and Commissioner Krissy Barrett said some individuals would be arrested... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 06 May 2026 03:01 LONDON
