Turkey will start extraditing captured ISIS terrorists on Nov. 11 to their home countries, according to Turkey’s interior minister, APA reports citing Yeni Shafak.
"PYD [/PKK terror group] releases ISIS terrorists and we capture them," Süleyman Soylu told an opening ceremony in Turkish capital Ankara.
"We tell Europe that we will send those [ISIS terrorists] back to you, and we hopefully start as of Monday," Soylu said, adding that they are citizens of European countries.
Ankara tells Europe that it will send ISIS members back to their own countries, but European countries refuse, saying that ISIS terrorists were denationalized.
"They [European countries] say, we revoked their citizenship so you can do whatever you want [with them]," Soylu added.
"Turkey will extradite them no matter what," he stressed.
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