ISIS Daughter Detained in Syria Link to Berlin Attack
Sharmine Sagum, known as "Bride of ISIS," was detained in Syria after monitoring messages exchanged between her and the attacker who carried out the Berlin attack last July, which resulted in the death of a woman and injuries to 29 others. The attacker had sent her a recording announcing his pledge of allegiance to ISIS, which was intended to be released after the attack. Although she was in contact with the attacker and participated in encouraging him, investigations have not confirmed her knowledge of or direct involvement in planning the attack. She is expected to face terrorism charges in Syria, but the legal procedures are not yet clear, and it is still uncertain whether she will be extradited to Germany or tried locally.
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