The Iraqi Supreme Judicial Council has finished interrogating 5,704 ISIS suspects recently transferred from northeastern Syria. The detainees were moved to Iraq earlier this year, and the interrogations mark a significant step in the legal processing of these individuals. This completion prepares the cases for potential prosecution or further legal action, addressing a complex issue of foreign fighters and their families. The interrogations were conducted to gather evidence and determine the involvement of each suspect in ISIS activities. This action demonstrates Iraq's commitment to combating terrorism and holding ISIS members accountable. Details on the outcomes of the interrogations and subsequent legal proceedings have not yet been fully released, but the process is a key component of Iraq's post-ISIS strategy. The scale of the interrogation highlights the continuing impact of the conflict and the challenges of dealing with captured militants.