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Iraq reviews ISIS case with 6 French detainees
The article reports that Iraqi judiciary authorities are conducting investigations with six French nationals suspected of belonging to the "ISIS" organization, who are appearing before courts in Iraq. This comes as part of a group of 47 French individuals transferred from Syria in 2025. Information indicates that among those detained is Adrien Gheliyal, who carried out an attack in Nice in 2016 that resulted in 86 deaths. He is considered one of the prominent leaders within the organization. Iraqi authorities confirmed that they have completed interrogations of more than 5,700 individuals from nearly 60 nationalities and have referred them to specialized courts, revealing the presence of dangerous individuals, organizational leaders, as well as crimes against minorities. However, terrorism trials in Iraq have faced criticism from human rights organizations for lacking transparency. France is calling for the repatriation of its detained citizens, warning that they may become victims of the death penalty.
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