Twin sisters have fled their home in the UK and travelled to Syria where it is feared they may have joined ISIS fighters.
The 16-year-old girls from Manchester crept out of their bedroom in the middle of the night and boarded a flight to Istanbul in Turkey.
Police say their parents found their beds empty at 8pm last Thursday. They later found out the pair were on their way to Syria.
Counter-terrorism officers were then alerted after the girls made contact with their family from Syria where their elder brother is believed to be a jihadi fighter.
The girls have been missing for more than ten days, but a spokesman for Greater Manchester police told Sky News there was now "a contact strategy" with the twins.
"The girls flew from Manchester International to Istanbul. They then appear to have phoned home.
"We don't know exactly where they are but their family are obviously very keen to have them returned home.
"We are attempting to locate them and secure the well-being of both girls."
The family, of Somali origin,

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