Father of 'ISIS bride' thankful to Australia following second group’s arrival
The father of an 'ISIS bride' expressed gratitude towards Australia following the arrival of a second group of women and children associated with the terrorist organization. This group has landed in Melbourne and Sydney, marking a significant development in the ongoing situation. The father's comments highlight a complex issue surrounding the repatriation of individuals linked to ISIS.
- ▪A second group of women and children linked to ISIS has arrived in Australia.
- ▪The group landed in Melbourne and Sydney.
- ▪The father of an ISIS bride expressed his gratitude to Australia for the repatriation efforts.
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