اليوم السابع
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The investigation reveals that the terrorist group of the Muslim Brotherhood relies on a complex financial structure shared with organized crime. They use unofficial currency exchange companies and digital currency services to finance their activities. The company "Cairo General Trading" was among the most prominent of these institutions, helping to launder large sums of money through traditional and encrypted currencies, in collaboration with criminal networks such as Sweden's "Fokstrott," which they exploit to launder drug proceeds and invest in real estate. International reports indicate that over 80% of countries suffer from money laundering through secret banks and digital transfers, now conducted via encrypted applications, making monitoring difficult. This dual challenge of combating Brotherhood funding and organized crime requires advanced security and financial tools to dismantle this interconnected network.
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