FILE – In this file photo, a motorist passes by a flag of the Islamic State group in central Rawah, 175 miles (281 kilometers) northwest of Baghdad, Iraq. (AP Photo/File)
The U.S. Treasury Department is cracking down on people and businesses funneling money to ISIS. On Monday, the agency slapped sanctions on three individuals and one entity who were found to have contributed money as well as services to help Islamic State terrorists in Syria and Turkey.
This comes as the U.S. State Department warns ISIS is ramping up efforts to reestablish their caliphate following its dismantling under the Trump administration.
In the meantime, the State Department confirmed it remains committed to working with international partners to quell the resurgence of terrorist activity.
During his May 16 trip to northeast Syria, Acting Assistant Secretary Joey Hood underscored the U.S. commitment to support the Global @Coalition to Defeat ISIS, continued stability in northeast Syria, and stabilization assistance to liberated areas. https://t.co/DCe09rYUj8
— U.S. State Dept – Near Eastern Affairs (@StateDept_NEA) May 17, 2021
Source: One America News Network
