35-year-old Mohammed Azharuddin Chipa from Virginia has been found guilty of supporting ISIS. From 2019 to 2022, he raised over $185,000 for female ISIS members in Syria, helping them escape from camps and supporting militants. He used social media to collect funds, which he converted into cryptocurrency and sent to Turkey, from where they were transferred to Syria. Chipa faces up to 20 years in prison. The sentence will be handed down in May 2025.
12/17/2024 3:21:07 PM (GMT+1)
Mohammed Azharuddin Chipa from Virginia has been found guilty of sending over $185,000 in cryptocurrency to support ISIS in Syria, including escapes from camps and assistance to militants 💣
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