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Toronto man pleads guilty to 2 charges in connection with Canada’s ‘largest terrorism financing scheme’

  • Toronto resident Khalilullah Yousuf pleaded guilty on May 15, 2025, to two charges related to Canada’s largest terrorism financing scheme from 2019 to 2022.
  • Yousuf used cryptocurrency, GoFundMe, and money transfers to raise and send funds to Daesh supporters, partly facilitated by online contacts and propaganda efforts.
  • He admitted to raising upwards of $15,000 through GoFundMe and donating over $35,000 to various individuals associated with Daesh, in addition to distributing more than 3,800 links aimed at promoting radicalization.
  • The RCMP called this the largest terrorism financing conviction by monetary value in Canada, with the accused using cryptocurrency and online crowdfunding in a first successful case.
  • Yousuf received a 12-year prison term, with officials highlighting that this ruling underscores Canadian law’s commitment to holding accountable those who facilitate terrorist activities.
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Newswire broke the news in on Thursday, May 15, 2025.
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