The United States returns to the homeland of a child from a sprawling camp in northeastern Syria, carrying the families of ISIS fighters

The United States has prepared a separate American child from his family from a sprawling camp in northeastern Syria, which includes tens of thousands of people with alleged relations with the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, He said Tuesday.

The administration estimates that about 30,000 people from 70 countries are still in the horror camp and another similar camp, most of them wives and children from ISIS fighters as well as supporters of the extremist group. It includes Iraqis, as well as citizens of Western countries who traveled to join the foreign terrorist group known as the United States.

For years, human rights groups have indicated poor living conditions and violence spread in the horror camp, which is managed by the United States and Kurdish democratic forces for years. SDF is Washington’s main ally in fighting ISIS in Syria and its sleeping cells, and it has been raising for years on large areas of northeastern Syria.

CBS News’ Senior Foreign Correspondents Holly Williams He visited the horror camp in 2019 He spoke with the camp residents. Many of them expressed their remorse for their previous relations with ISIS and said they wanted to return to their countries of origin – often in Western Europe – but others defended the terrorist attacks of the group.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs did not give any details about the return to the homeland, except for saying in a statement that the child “did not know anything about life outside the camps” and he will not be included with his family.

For years, the US military was pushing to the two countries to return its citizens from the horror and the smaller and separate Roj camp. Iraq has regained an increasing number in recent years, but many other countries have been hesitant.

“The only solid solution to the humanitarian and security crisis in the camps of these displaced people in northeastern Syria is for the countries of origin for rehabilitation, rehabilitation and reintegration, and wherever it is appropriate, ensuring accountability for its citizens.” “The same applies to former ISIS fighters detained in detention centers in northeastern Syria,” she said.

Despite the difficult talks to formally integrate with the new rulers in the country during the era of temporary President Ahmed Al -Sharra, Damascus and SDF in May reached an agreement to restore the Syrians in the camp. Since the overthrow of the former Syrian dictator Bashar al -Assad in December, Washington has been pushing for both sides to implement their deal and unify the Syrian territories, which would eventually put the camp under the control of the government.

Last year, shortly after the fall of the Assad government, CBS news was taken inside Hanging camp. The guards said that the security situation has deteriorated since Word spread over the cleansing of Assad, which raised optimism that they might leave the camp.

SDF did not immediately comment on the Associated Press agency to return home.