US imposes sanctions against Turks aiding ISIS
- Written by E.Tsiliopoulos
Two Turkish nationals became a subject to US sanctions for their financial support of the Islamic State (IS) terrorist group, the TASS news agency reported.
The Turkish nationals are identified as Mohammed al-Seyed al-Hameydan and Hussam Jamus. The first, in addition to financial assistance, also solved issues of logistics and transfer of terrorists by various transport means. His companion also supplied the IS with mercenaries and served as a financial intermediary in transactions, conducted by the terrorist group.
The US Department of the Treasury announced the freezing of accounts and all kinds of assets of al-Hameydan and Jamus in order “to cut them off the global financial system.” Representatives of the department noted that they will continue to track all the accomplices of terrorism.
Related items
-
Greek bases to hosts largest NATO air exercise this Fall.
-
Far right deputy punches another far right MP, lands in jail, faces prosecutor
-
Sakellaropoulou: The victims of the Armenian genocide must never be forgotten
-
PM Mitsotakis at 'Aegis' event: 'The first time so much funding is spent on preventative actions' for climate crisis
-
Eleni Tsolaki trolls herself after Elon Musk's comment: I have a proposal to take over as CEO of Twitter
Latest from E.Tsiliopoulos
- Greek bases to hosts largest NATO air exercise this Fall.
- Far right deputy punches another far right MP, lands in jail, faces prosecutor
- Sakellaropoulou: The victims of the Armenian genocide must never be forgotten
- PM Mitsotakis at 'Aegis' event: 'The first time so much funding is spent on preventative actions' for climate crisis
- Eleni Tsolaki trolls herself after Elon Musk's comment: I have a proposal to take over as CEO of Twitter