The al-Roj detainee camp in north-east Syria confirms that a group of women affiliated with ISIS leaves the camp and travels overnight toward Damascus. Multiple outlets report that the women are expected to be met in Damascus by representatives of Australian supporters, as they continue their journey connected to Australia. One report specifies the group size as seven women and 14 children. The outlets describe the movement as departing from al-Roj and moving toward Damascus, rather than providing details on the route, escort arrangements, or timelines beyond the overnight departure. The accounts also do not indicate whether the group will be formally transferred, detained, or assessed upon arrival in Australia, focusing instead on the camp’s confirmation of the women’s movement and the plan to meet in Damascus. Overall, the reporting aligns on the key elements: ISIS affiliation, departure from al-Roj, travel toward Damascus, and expected contact with Australian-linked representatives in Damascus.