At least 20 Australians killed in Syria and Iraq fighting for terrorist groups, Brandis says

09 Dec 2014

“Attorney-General George Brandis says at least 20 Australians have been killed fighting alongside terrorist groups in Syria and Iraq, and warns that the Islamic State group is using Australians on the frontline as ‘cannon fodder, bombers and propaganda tools’. “

Source: At least 20 Australians killed in Syria and Iraq fighting for terrorist groups, Brandis says – ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

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