An Albanian citizen who lived in Brooklyn, New York, was charged Friday with providing material support to terrorists in Pakistan who were engaged in military operations that killed American troops, according to a statement issued by the Ministry of Justice.
Agron Hasbajrami, 27, a US citizen legal, would have provided $1,000 to a person in Pakistan, with links to a terror group and said that it will provide as much money as possible.
Hasbajrami would then have to talk about the difficulties of fundraising. Muslims, said, growing apprehension "when they hear that it is for the jihad," according to the Federal detention order unsealed Friday.
He reportedly planned to Waziristan in the North, Pakistan, eventually die as a martyr and "marriage with girls in Paradise", which is identified as being the jihadist rhetoric which refers to die as a martyr while fighting the Jihad.
The authorities say the period relationship of December 2010 to February 2011. Hasbajrami sent more than $1,000 to the person and planned to meet in Pakistan, read the court documents. This person has heard would have Hasbajrami on how to access to the region by obtaining an Iranian Visa and travelling through the Turkey.
The Pakistani individual told Hasbajrami he leads Jihad in Afghanistan and helped provide travel for other fighters to participate in the conflict. Hasbajrami would have been continuing to provide funding for the group after learning he was engaged in military operations that killed US troops.
Earlier this month, a confidential source for the FBI informed Hasbajrami that he was a member of the Islamic Jihad Union, a known terror organization and that he could help his travels, according to court documents.
Hasbajrami would have informed the source that he would meet with his group of terror in Istanbul, but was arrested Tuesday last at Kennedy International Airport when he arrived to board a flight in Turkey. The authorities claim that he was carrying a tent, boots and cold gear. It was expected to be arraigned Friday.
He faces a prison 15 years of if convicted.
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