Five women and 14 kids who are all ISIS brides and families touched down in the country's capital Tirana on Sunday following the efforts by the authorities to bring them home from the Al Hoj refugee camp in Syria. Appearing at the city's airport to welcome the families back, the Prime Minister explained how the country are planning on bringing a yet "unclear" number of families back to the country who are currently based in refugee camps across the Middle East where jihadists are sheltering following their defeat to Coalition forces.

       Prime Minister Rama said: “It is a very positive event.

       “And of course we shall not stop here.

       But in a surprising moment, he said how his government are actively working on bringing more ISIS brides and families home.

       As a result he stressed how "there is another operation ongoing" in Syria by Albanian authorities.

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       Mr Rama explained that “the number involved is still unclear" because "its work in the field".

       The Albanian authorities are working to identify Albanian nationals who left the country to join Islamic State in refugee camps.

       He said how "where they are, they are in blackspots".

       The 19 will be taken to a shelter in Durres on the Albanian coastline opposite Italy.

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       Euronews reported while being held by Albanian authorities Police and deradicalisation experts will "make all the necessary medical and psychological examination".

       They added this will be "followed by a quarantine period" for Covid after which some "may be allowed to rejoin their families."

       Prime Minister Edi Rama did not say whether the women would be prosecuted for their involvement with the Islamic State.

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       In October 2020 five Albanians were repatriated while another child returned to the country a year earlier.