German authorities introduced on Friday that German prosecutors had charged an Iraqi immigrant with the crime of becoming a member of a terrorist organisation over allegations that he raised 1000’s of {dollars} for Daesh, RT reported.
The person, who was recognized solely as “Ayman” below German privateness legal guidelines, was arrested in early January on the German border with Switzerland on his option to be part of the ranks of Daesh and combat in Syria or elsewhere, based on the Federal Prosecutors.
The suspect arrived in Germany from Iraq in 2016, throughout a wave of mass immigration from the Center East.
In keeping with prosecutors, the defendant: “Got interested within the ideology of Daesh by the tip of 2018 and joined the extremist group earlier than 2020.”
READ: Tunisian detains repatriated women with suspected Daesh ties, says HRW
The German prosecutor said: “Ayman initially needed to journey to the Center East to take part within the ‘armed jihad’, however members of the terrorist organisation requested him to postpone his plan and keep in Germany to boost funds.”
Between June and September 2020, the defendant transferred a minimum of $12,000 by way of a number of transactions to Daesh cells in Syria and Lebanon.
The prosecutors indicated that the funds have been used to assist feminine sympathisers in Syrian refugee camps and fund the smuggling of girls wanting to hitch Daesh. They added that the cash transferred to Lebanon was supposed to assist the Daesh fighters get out of jail and facilitate their return to the terrorist cells.
There have been no instant particulars on the date of bringing the case to trial.
English
Arabic
Chinese (Simplified)
Dutch
French
German
Italian
Portuguese
Russian
Spanish