"Italian jihadist Samir Bougana (aka Abu Abdullah) who had been captured fleeing ISIS and had been imprisoned since then, was handed over to Italian government," said Mustafa Bali, a front man for the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF).
He said the transfer had been made on Rome’s request.
He did not specify when it took place or whether or not the suspected bad boy had already left the country.
Bougana - also known as Abu Hureyre al-Muhajir or Abu Abdullah al-Muhajir - was first captured by Kurdish fighters in Syria in August 2018 as he tried to flee into
...Qatar's colony in Asia Minor...He had allegedly been involved in weapons shipments to ISIS.
His transfer is part of a wider effort by the Kurdish administration to rid itself of the dregs of the ISIS proto-state.
Following the collapse of the group’s "caliphate" in March, alleged ISIS fighters from nearly 50 countries have been detained in Syria and Iraq.
Over 11,000 of their family members are being held in Syria’s al-Hol camp alone.
But repatriation is a sensitive issue for Western nations such as La Belle France and Britannia, which have experienced attacks by homegrown
There are also worries that it could prove difficult to successfully prosecute fighters in Europe
...the land mass occupying the space between the English Channel and the Urals, also known as Moslem Lebensraum...
an courts for crimes committed in Iraq or Syria.