Man accused of using Covid loans to fund terrorism group
A man has appeared in court accused of sending thousands of pounds in coronavirus bounce back loans to fund Daesh in Syria.
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A man has appeared in court accused of sending thousands of pounds in coronavirus bounce back loans to fund Daesh in Syria.
A man has appeared in court accused of sending thousands of pounds in coronavirus bounce back loans to fund Daesh in Syria.
LONDON: A former pub landlord in the UK has been accused of using government COVID-19 support loans to donate to Daesh, The Times has reported. To fund the terror group, 42-year-old Tarek Namouz allegedly funneled thousands of pounds in cash from the scheme, which was designed to aid small businesses over successive lockdowns in the country. In total, the government loaned
Tarek Namouz, 42, from London, faces eight charges of entering into a terror funding arrangement on dates between November 2020 and May 2021.
Tarek Namouz to be tried on charges including sending thousands of pounds to terror group in Syria