TurkeyhasagreedtoarequestfromtheAustraliangovernmenttoextraditeacitizenitbelievestobeatoprecruiterfortheIslamicStatemilitantgroup,PrimeMinisterMalcolmTurnbullsa
Australia'smostwantedjihadist,NeilPrakash,islikelytobeextraditedfromTurkeywithinmonths,PMMalcolmTurnbullhassaid.Prakash,aseniorrecruiterforso-calledIslamicState
The Turkish government has yet to respond to Australia's request for Melbourne-born Islamic State (IS) recruiter Neil Prakash to be extradited, Australia's Justice Minister said on Monday.
Australia's "most dangerous" terrorist Neil Prakash has been confirmed dead on Thursday, after a coalition-led airstrike struck the Islamic State (IS) stronghold of Mosul, Iraq last week.
Australia's most senior recruiter for the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (IS) group, who was reportedly linked to an alleged plot to attack Anzac Day commemorations, has been killed, local media said yesterday.
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