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Switzerland indicts 2 men on terrorism-related charges
SWITZERLAND, JUL 7 – Swiss authorities charged two men with terrorism offenses following investigations into alleged extremist activities, marking a significant step in national security enforcement.
- On Monday, prosecutors in Switzerland charged a 36-year-old Kosovar and a 33-year-old individual holding Swiss and Macedonian citizenships in Geneva for terrorism offenses.
- The indictment came after their arrests in September 2022 during an inquiry into their alleged involvement in supporting the proscribed militant organization known as Islamic State over the past ten years.
- The suspects are accused of involvement with a terrorist organization, corrupting public officials through bribery, laundering money, and promoting a Salafi-jihadi ideology intended to undermine stability in Kosovo.
- Swiss law grants the suspects presumption of innocence until the full judicial process concludes with a verdict, as stated by the Swiss Attorney General's office.
- The indictment highlights ongoing Swiss efforts to counter domestic extremist activities amid a broader European context of violent extremism.
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Switzerland indicts 2 men on terrorism-related charges
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