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Well-Known Islamist in Norway Has Fled From Syrian Camp

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The Kurdish leadership in the al-Roj camp says, according to NRK, that the 35-year-old woman left the camp in October.

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The Kurdish leadership in the al-Roj camp says, according to NRK, that the 35-year-old woman left the camp in October.

·Copenhagen, Denmark
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The woman in her 30s who is charged with complicity in the Pride terror on June 25th has been smuggled out of the Syrian camp where she was held, according to NRK.

·Oslo, Norway
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Aisha Shezadi Kausar (35), who is charged with involvement in the terrorist attack in Oslo on June 25, 2022, has escaped from the Roj detention camp in Syria. According to the camp management, the Norwegian woman was smuggled out in October. Kausar has been detained in the camp in northeastern Syria with her son. She is internationally wanted by Norwegian police, writes NRK. […] The post NRK: Aisha Kausar smuggled out of Syrian camp – wanted for…

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The woman in her 30s who is charged with complicity in the Pride terror on June 25th has been smuggled out of the Syrian camp where she was held, according to NRK.

She is charged with complicity in the Pride terror. She is now said to have escaped from the Roj camp in Syria.

·Oslo, Norway
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Terrorist suspect Aisha Kausar escaped from the camp in October.

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Nettavisen broke the news on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
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