ANKARA, IFN - A Turkish official said authorities began deporting to England, nine Britons were arrested while trying to cross into Syria.
The group was detained in Hatay province, which borders Syria, on April 1, consisting of three men, two women and four children, aged one to 11 years.
A Turkish official said authorities began deporting to England, nine Britons were arrested while trying to cross into Syria.
One of the group, the son of a local politician in Britain, expelled Monday night, and eight others were suspected to fly back Tuesday night from the city of Antalya, in southern Turkey to Manchester.
Officials who conceal their identity because regulations prohibit commented before given permission, said the group had bought a plane ticket to fly on their own.
The group was detained in Hatay province, which borders Syria, on April 1, consisting of three men, two women and four children, aged one to 11 years.
The nine men were in it are some of the recent cases of British citizens trying to reach the Syrian territory occupied ISIS group.
The group was detained in Hatay province, which borders Syria, on April 1, consisting of three men, two women and four children, aged one to 11 years.
A Turkish official said authorities began deporting to England, nine Britons were arrested while trying to cross into Syria.
One of the group, the son of a local politician in Britain, expelled Monday night, and eight others were suspected to fly back Tuesday night from the city of Antalya, in southern Turkey to Manchester.
Officials who conceal their identity because regulations prohibit commented before given permission, said the group had bought a plane ticket to fly on their own.
The group was detained in Hatay province, which borders Syria, on April 1, consisting of three men, two women and four children, aged one to 11 years.
The nine men were in it are some of the recent cases of British citizens trying to reach the Syrian territory occupied ISIS group.
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