Washington (EFE).- The United States sanctioned the Italian online collective Autistici/Inventati (A/I), the British organization Palestine Action, and the pro-Palestinian network Masar Badil, as well as two of the latter’s leaders on Wednesday, for allegedly threatening the security of the US and its foreign allies, according to Washington.
State Department spokesperson Tommy Pigott said in a statement that these entities «are specifically designed to support the operations of far-left terrorist networks.»
The sanctions list includes Masar Badil leaders Rawa Alsagheer and Zaid Abdulnasser.
The US government claimed that A/I provides encrypted tools and services to violent far-left extremist groups in the US and around the world. These groups have used the tools to plan or incite violent attacks and recruit individuals to participate in criminal activities.
The department also accuses the network of disseminating instructions for manufacturing improvised explosive and incendiary devices through foreign servers intended to conceal criminal activities from law enforcement.
