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USAID 'Terror Funding' Scandal, Elon Musk Claims $9 Million 'Diverted' To Al-Qaeda Affiliate
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June 24, 2026
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3:10Now PlayingTesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has drawn attention to cases where US-funded humanitarian assistance was diverted to terrorist organisations, reigniting debate over whether aid distributed through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) can be misused in conflict zones.
Musk was reacting to a 2024 case cited by USAID in which a Syrian national was charged with diverting millions of dollars in humanitarian assistance intended for civilians, to an al-Qaida affiliate group. Tagging an X post, he wrote, “USAID funding was used for terrorism." Documented cases show that USAID-funded aid has, in some instances, been diverted to extremist groups. However, this differs from claims that USAID systematically funds terrorism. The strongest publicly available evidence comes from Inspector General findings, criminal investigations and oversight reports highlighting diversion risks, particularly in conflict zones such as Syria and Gaza.
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