A man from the US state of Virginia will spend more than three decades of bars, commonly known as the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, after being convicted of sending a terrorist organization a crypto.
The Department of Justice said on May 8 that Federal Judge David Novak on May 7 sentenced Mohammed Azharuddin Chipa to 30 years and four months imprisonment on May 7 for sending more than 000 185,000 to the Islamic State.
Prosecutors said that from October 2019, from October 2022, 35 -year -old Caha collected and sent money to the Islamic State members in Syria, which helped them avoid jail camps and provided financial support.
The Department of Justice said that the United Nations will raise funds for the designated terrorist organization through social media-receiving money, or traveling hundreds of miles to accept donations.
Prosecutors said it would convert the money into a crypto and send Turkey to Turkey to smuggle members of the Syrian border Islamic State.
A federal jury convicted Chopa in December, in which he was convicted of conspiracy to provide assistance to the terrorist organization and four charges of providing and providing assistance to a terrorist organization.
Attorney General Palm Bondi said in a statement, “The defendant provided direct funds to ISIS in efforts to commit the atrocities of terrorist terrorists against innocent civilians abroad.” “This severe punishment makes it clear that if you fund terrorism, we will prosecute you and keep you behind bars for decades.”
Chiha tried to escape from us during the FBI investigation
Prosecutors said that while investigating the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Chapter, he tried to escape the country to avoid the prosecution and apparently tried to hide his tracks through numerous measures to confuse the confusion.
According to a detention movement filed in August, FBI agents searched the Chaha’s house on August 2, 2019, and that night, Chaha left for a bank, withdrew 8,800 from the ATM, and then went to the taco bell, where he paid a stranger to a stranger. The relative then opened him at the grocery store.
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Three days later, prosecutors said that Chiha “purchased a series of bus tickets using variations and/or his name in the wrong spelling and recently created email accounts.”
He then traveled from Virginia to Mexico and Guatemala. He then bought tickets from Guatemala to Panama, then Germany and then to Egypt, but an Interpol Blue notice was issued, and he was returned to the United States.
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