Most wanted Jihadist in Australia, Neil Prakash, has fully admitted to have contributed to the activity of Islamic State Group.

The 27 year old, Prakash was arrested in Turkey a year ago while attempting to cross the Syria border with a theft Identity.

Prakash is currently facing charges in Turkey for joining IS and accused over terror plots in Australia and calls for lone-wolf attacks against the US.

The suspected IS member also claimed he had been forced to make Propaganda ads calling for Australia’s attack.

Australia has called on his extradition so as to face charges at home.

When asked whether he was responsible for IS plots in Australia, he told the court: “I had something to do with [it], but I was not 100% responsible.”

“I am sorry for the trouble I have caused,” he said.

Prakash told the hearing in the town of Kilis that he had fled IS after seeing its “true face” and realising “what they taught me was wrong”.

Australian authorities have described Prakash as the most dangerous Middle East-based recruiter linked to terror networks in Melbourne and Sydney.
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