The Swedish man was accused of 2015, the killing of the Jordanian pilot in Syria

This article contains sad descriptions of death

The Swedish authorities accused a convicted terrorist for the killing of the 2015 Jordan pilot, who was burned to death in Syria.

Osama Krayeem, 32, a Swedish citizen – was accused of war crimes and terrorism related to the death of the parallel of the classic.

Crayim is currently working in prison after being convicted of his 2015 and 2016 terrorist attacks in Paris and Brussels, respectively.

BBC called his lawyer to comment regarding the latest allegations. The charges have already been denied, according to the Swedish public broadcaster SVT.

Crayim’s trial is expected to start on June 4.

The Swedish Prosecution Authority announced last week that they had planned to accuse a man with the “execution” of LT Kasasbeh, along with other members of suspects in the Islamic State Group (IS).

Jordan confirmed the death of LT Kasasbeh in 2015, after the circulation of a wonderful video posted online that appears to appear to show the 26 -year -old burning in a cage.

He was arrested when his plane fell near the city of Raqqa on a mission against Hu in December 2014.

At the time of the death of LT Kasasbeh, Jordan – which was part of the US -led coalition fighting in Syria during the Civil War – was trying to secure his release as part of the tranquility of prisoners.

The Swedish princes said in its statement last week that the crimes that were now charged from December 24, 2014 and February 3, 2015.

They added that the investigation showed Craeim, “armed and convicted, with others forced the pilot to a metal cage.”

“The cage was shot later by one of the participating participants, and the pilot died as a result of the fire.”

Krayem was originally from the Swedish city of Malmo and believed it traveled to Syria in September 2014 to fight for.

In June 2022, he was sentenced to 30 years in prison for his role in the Paris terrorist attacks in November 2015 – in which 130 people were killed – and planned for a separate attack at Amsterdam Airport.

A year later, he was also convicted of terrorist killing for his role in the Brussels attacks, which killed 32 people.

It was temporarily transferred from France to Sweden to participate in this last experience.