Turkey Likely To Start Repatriating ISIS Militants On Monday

Turkey plans to repatriate around 1200 ISIS militants to their home countries, regardless of citizenship status, as stated by Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu. Turkey criticizes countries like the UK and the Netherlands for revoking citizenship of terrorists, labeling it as an easy way out. Turkey recognized ISIS as a terrorist group in 2013, and since then, ISIS attacks have resulted in 315 deaths in Turkey.

What is Turkey's stance on the repatriation of foreign ISIS militants?

• They will not repatriate any ISIS militants.

• They will only repatriate those who have committed crimes in Turkey.

• They will repatriate all, regardless of citizenship status.

• They will only repatriate those with valid citizenship.

What is the approximate number of ISIS members currently held in Turkish prisons?

• 1200

• 800

• 1500

• 500

What criticism did Turkey's interior minister have for countries like the UK and the Netherlands?

• They are providing asylum to ISIS members.

• They are revoking the citizenship of terrorists.

• They are supporting ISIS financially.

• They are refusing to cooperate with Turkey.

When did Turkey officially recognize ISIS as a terrorist organization?

• 2018

• 2015

• 2013

• 2010

How many people have been killed in Turkey due to ISIS attacks since its recognition as a terrorist group?

• 500

• 100

• 200

• 315