Slovak citizen linked to ISIS facing terror charges Renáta D. was brought back to Slovakia on secret government flight.

February 15, 2023   

(Slovak Spectator) A Slovak woman linked to Islamic terrorist group ISIS has been charged with terror offences after she was secretly transported back to Slovakia from Kurdistan.

The woman, who has been identified as 44-year-old Renáta D., arrived in Slovakia on a special government repatriation flight on Sunday night, February 12. She was then handed over to the National Crime Agency and has since been charged with offences including support of a terrorist group.

Syrian news agency Hawar confirmed that “a woman and two children of Slovak nationality from the families of ISIS mercenaries were handed over.”

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