Turkey deports 11 French citizens over Daesh/ISIS links Move comes as part of Turkey’s policy of extraditing foreign Daesh/ISIS members to their home countries

December 9, 2019   

(Anadolu) Turkey deported 11 French citizens over links to the Daesh/ISIS terrorist group, the Interior Ministry announced on Monday.

The ministry statement said that 71 foreign Daesh/ISIS members were sent to their home countries from Nov. 11 to Dec. 9.

They include 18 German, 11 French, two Belgian, two Dutch, one Danish, one Australian, one British, one American, and one Irish nationals.

“No matter what we will send Daesh/ISIS members back, we are not their hotel,” Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu said last month.

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