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The company is also suspected of using fake consulting contracts to buy fuel from Daesh, which took control of most of Syria’s strategic oil reserves in June 2013.
Bruno Pescheux, Jolibois’ ex-factory chief between 2008 and 2014 admitted that Lafarge paid up to $100,000 a month to Syrian tycoon Firas Tlass, who gave cash to armed factions in order to keep the factory open. ISIS would have received around $20,000, he estimated.
The ruling by the Court of Cassation marks a major setback for Lafarge, which is accused of paying nearly 13 million euros ($15.3m) to armed groups including the ISIL (ISIS) group, to keep its cement factory in northern Syria running through the early years of the country’s war.
The latest revelations about France's links with Daesh/ISIS expose western power’s inexcusable maneuvering to erode world peace while killing millions of innocent civilians especially Muslims in the name of terrorism.
Historically, the powers like France create, sponsor and finance terrorist organizations for their vested interests. Developing countries are being targeted by the US-led West for sponsoring terrorism whereas the reality is what meets beyond the eyes.
Now, having been exposed to financing Daesh/ISIS, the question arises as to why France should not be put on FATF black list on the charges of financing and officially sponsoring terrorism. It is high time for the western countries to make judicious use of political tools like FATF and forums like G20, Quad, or BRICS instead of realizing their political gains and target developing countries particularly the Muslims.
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