We are Ready to Return Indonesian ISIS Supporters

ISIS's defeat in the battle in Baghouz in March has resulted in tidal wave of refugees, many of whom come from outside Syria, including Indonesia. Now they are staying in refugee camps managed by the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (NES). At a meeting in his office, NES Chief of Foreign Relations Abdulkarim Omar spoke at length to our reporter, Hussein Abri Dongoran, on the circumstances of ISIS sympathizers from Ind

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