Mohammed Yousef Al Samarrai convicted of financing terrorism

Mohammed Yousef Al Samarrai convicted of financing terrorism

Mohammed Yousef Al Samarrai, right, received a three-year suspended sentence with a three-year probation for financing terrorism as he sent money to his son, a member of the Islamic State, from a Czech regional court on July 9, 2020, in Pardubice, Czech Republic. According to the indictment, he sent 54,000 crowns to his son, about whom he knew he was a member of the Daesh, residing in Mosul in Iraq in 2017. (CTK Photo)

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