Argentina’s Financial Information Unit (UIF) is cracking down on cryptocurrency use in terrorism financing, uncovering potential links between local crypto exchanges and the Syrian terrorist group Hay’et Tahrir Al-Sham (HTS). Authorities have frozen funds connected to two individuals suspected of channeling money to HTS. This move underscores Argentina’s growing efforts to monitor and prevent illicit crypto activities tied to terrorism financing within its borders.
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