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Mass escape from Syria camp linked to ISIS raises concerns in EU

24 February 2026
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An internal EU memo has raised alarms over the escape of thousands from the al-Hol detention camp in northeastern Syria, which housed relatives of suspected Islamic State fighters. The memo, dated February 23, indicates that most escapees are third-country nationals, heightening concerns that militant groups may exploit the situation for recruitment. The camp’s population, which included over 6,000 foreigners, has reportedly diminished due to a recent chaotic takeover by Syrian government forces.

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