Iraq's national security adviser Qassim al-Araji met with Australian ambassador Glenn Miles and urged Australia to repatriate suspected Islamic State fighters among approximately 5,700 detainees recently transferred from Syria to Iraqi custody. About 13 Australian men are among the transferred detainees, though the Australian government has resisted repatriation calls and stated it is not assisting ISIS-linked individuals in Iraq and Syria.
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Iraq's national security adviser Qassim al-Araji met with Australian ambassador Glenn Miles and urged Australia to repatriate suspected Islamic State fighters among approximately 5,700 detainees recently transferred from Syria to Iraqi custody. About 13 Australian men are among the transferred detainees, though the Australian government has resisted repatriation calls and stated it is not assisting ISIS-linked individuals in Iraq and Syria.