KABUL (Pajhwok): Seven people have been arrested in Germany on the accusation of collecting money to send to the Islamic State or Daesh group in Syria, prosecutors said Wednesday.
The detainees, four Germans, a German-Moroccan dual national, one Kosovar and a Turkish citizen, were accused of belonging "to an international network that supported the terrorist activities of the Islamic State in Syria through financial donations", the federal prosecutor's office said.
Starting in 2020, the group used the Telegram messaging service to appeal for contributions, prosecutors said.
Their network included financial intermediaries who "collected money or set up accounts . . .
