The money of the terrorist organization PKK/YPG left the Swedish bank
The Swedish online newspaper Friatider wrote that the SEB bank account containing the money collected for the PKK/YPG terrorist organization is active.
In the news, it was claimed that the pieces of cloth symbolizing the PKK/YPG terrorist organization were sold for money and the proceeds from this were deposited into the SEB account. It was noted that the accumulated money was transferred to the PKK/YPG terrorist organization.
SEB Bank’s press spokesman Niklas Magnusson said on 5th January that the bank complies with the law and is against illegal trading, which constitutes a crime.
The newspaper Friatider reported that despite this, the terrorist organization’s bank account and mobile phone billing number remain active.
On the other hand, the newspaper noted that SEB suspended the accounts of many alternative media outlets for “financing terrorism and money laundering” and called the bank’s failure to close the accounts of the PKK/YPG terrorist organization hypocritical. (AA)
Source: Sozcu
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