European Parliament targets Brotherhood finances

The investigation revealed that the terrorist organization Muslim Brotherhood possesses a vast financial network spanning Europe, including banks and fictitious companies used to obscure and transfer funds. Additionally, it has invested in real estate worth two million euros, such as a complex in France and Berlin. The European Parliament unanimously adopted a non-binding resolution calling for a review of the group's funding sources and the potential inclusion of its leaders on terrorist lists, following France and Europe's intensified efforts to confront its deeply rooted financial activities. The organization employs offshore companies and fixed assets to protect its funds and faces internal conflicts over the theft of money and the exchange of assets outside Europe. Despite stricter laws, its real estate and financial assets continue to circulate.