"The voice behind the violence", the English voice over of is video, is accused of plotting to assis

Original title: "the voice behind the violence", is video English dubber accused of conspiracy to assist terrorist organizations prosecuted in the United States
[Global Times - global network reporter Hao Shuangyan] the US Department of Justice said on the 2nd that Mohammed Khalifa, a 38 year old Canadian citizen of Saudi Arabian origin, an English narrator of the recruitment video of the "Islamic state" extremist organization (is), has been detained in the United States and charged with conspiracy to assist terrorist organizations.

According to CNN reported on the 2nd, Khalifa was arrested by the opposition supported by the United States in Syria in January 2019 and later handed over to the Federal Bureau of investigation (FBI). According to the U.S. Department of justice, Khalifa went to Syria from Canada to join is in 2013 and became an important member of the organization's publicity team "because of its ability to speak fluent English and Arabic at the same time".
Khalifa is called "the voice behind the violence" by American prosecutors. According to the criminal indictment released on Saturday, during the work of is, Khalifa translated and voiced a total of 15 videos, including the violent video called "flames of war" widely spread in the two tributaries in 2014 and 2017. In addition, he also voiced a series of videos encouraging people to join is and carry out terrorist attacks on non muslims. The BBC reported that after Khalifa was arrested, he said he was a "low-level" soldier, just a microphone of is, and insisted that he had not participated in the recording or execution of the violent scenes shown in the film.
In an interview with CBC in 2019, Khalifa also talked about his decision to go to Syria. He admitted that he was living a "normal life" in Canada. When he decided to go to Syria, he was afraid of being blocked by his family and deceived his family. He would go to Egypt, but admitted that he wanted to "join the mujahideen and confront the Bashar and Syrian army". "Although many Americans know the cruel and violent crimes committed by many is members, is radicalizes people and goes to Syria, and the acts of violence on behalf of the organization are equally terrible," said de Antono, a senior official of the FBI's Washington office
Canada's global affairs department said that the RCMP has learned that the United States is currently detaining Khalifa, "and he is about to face charges", "in view of the fact that the case is being tried by the U.S. court, the RCMP is unable to discuss the matter. Canada's global affairs department is working with (the United States) Contact the local authorities to collect more information. For privacy reasons, no more information can be disclosed ".