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Iraq Rejects Syrian Request to Repatriate 4,000 Suspected ISIS Detainees
The Iraqi government has officially rejected a request from Syrian authorities to repatriate 4,000 suspected ISIS detainees who were previously transferred from Syria to Iraqi detention facilities. Baghdad emphasized that the legal status and jurisdiction of these detainees remain strictly subject to national law.
Official statements from Baghdad confirmed that any individual who committed crimes within Iraqi territory or violated the rights of Iraqi citizens will be tried solely under the Iraqi judicial system. This decision underscores Iraq's commitment to ensuring legal accountability for all acts of terrorism.
On the security front, Iraqi defense forces report persistent, low-level movements by ISIS sleeper cells in mountainous and remote regions, particularly around the outskirts of Kirkuk. Consequently, security forces remain on high alert to counter potential threats and safeguard regional stability [Source](https://www.google.com/search?q=)
The Iraqi government has officially rejected a request from Syrian authorities to repatriate 4,000 suspected ISIS detainees who were previously transferred from Syria to Iraqi detention facilities. Baghdad emphasized that the legal status and jurisdiction of these detainees remain strictly subject to national law.
Official statements from Baghdad confirmed that any individual who committed crimes within Iraqi territory or violated the rights of Iraqi citizens will be tried solely under the Iraqi judicial system. This decision underscores Iraq's commitment to ensuring legal accountability for all acts of terrorism.
On the security front, Iraqi defense forces report persistent, low-level movements by ISIS sleeper cells in mountainous and remote regions, particularly around the outskirts of Kirkuk. Consequently, security forces remain on high alert to counter potential threats and safeguard regional stability [Source](https://www.google.com/search?q=)