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Iraq has taken custody of 2,225–2,250 ISIS detainees from Syria in a U.S.-led operation, part of a larger effort to transfer up to 7,000 prisoners to Iraqi authorities for prosecution.
Iraq has received 2,225 to 2,250 Islamic State detainees from Syria in a U.S.-led operation, marking a key step in relocating up to 7,000 prisoners from Kurdish-led SDF facilities to Iraqi custody.
Transfers, conducted by land and air with coalition support, began in January and are part of a broader effort following the end of the SDF’s formal role in counter-IS operations.
Iraqi authorities are conducting investigations and classifying detainees by threat level, with plans to prosecute them in Iraqi courts for crimes against Iraqis.
The Iraqi government is urging countries of origin to repatriate their nationals.
The move coincides with Syrian government forces advancing in northeastern Syria and a reported drawdown of U.S. military presence, including reduced activity at bases in al-Shaddadi.
Irak ha detenido entre 2.225 y 2.250 detenidos de ISIS en Siria en una operación liderada por Estados Unidos, parte de un esfuerzo mayor para transferir hasta 7.000 prisioneros a las autoridades iraquíes para su enjuiciamiento.