A group of UK-based Islamic extremists used charity convoys
taking food and medicine to Syria as a cover to smuggle money to terrorists, a
court has heard.
The four men allegedly sent £4,500 to a fighter with Al
Qaeda-linked group Jabhat al-Nusra so he could buy a sniper rifle and other
military equipment.
They also plotted to set up a ‘night team’ of terrorist
snipers in the war-torn country, it was claimed.
Syed Hoque, 37, is said to have supplied cash to the
terrorist,