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ISIS-linked women and children to return to Australia within days
Key takeaways
- A group has left the al-Roj refugee camp.
- Most of the remaining so-called ISIS bride cohort in Syria have booked tickets to return to Australia.
- The group of seven women and 13 children are expected to arrive in Australia within days.
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A group has left the al-Roj refugee camp. (ABC News: Baderkhan Ahmad)
Most of the remaining so-called ISIS bride cohort in Syria have booked tickets to return to Australia.
The group of seven women and 13 children are expected to arrive in Australia within days.
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