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A FATF report reveals that terrorist groups exploit e-commerce and digital technologies for funding. The 2019 Pulwama attack exemplifies this trend, as reportedly key materials were sourced online via Amazon…
FATF warns of tech-savvy terrorist tactics; says explosives bought on Amazon, ₹6 lakh moved via PayPal
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