US PRESIDENT Donald Trump issued a stark warning to his European allies, saying he would release foreign ISIS fighters captured by US troops into Europe if their home countries refuse to repatriate them.
Mr Trump told reporters at the White House: “We’re holding thousands of ISIS fighters right now, and Europe has to take them. If Europe doesn’t take them, I’ll have no choice but to release them into the countries from which they came, which is Germany and France and other places. We beat them. We captured them. We’ve got thousands of them. And now, as usual, our allies say, ‘Oh no. We don’t want them’.
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