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Swedish authorities have accused a convicted terrorist of killing Jordan’s pilot in 2015, which was burned to death in Syria.

Osama Krai, 32 years old – Swedish citizen – was accused of war crimes and terrorism related to Maaz al -Kasasbe’s death.

Creative is currently in prison after being convicted of a role in the 2015 and 2016 terrorist attacks in Paris and Brussels, respectively.

BBC contacted his lawyer for comments concerning the latest charges. He had previously denied allegations, SVT State TV and Radio Company reports.

The trial is expected to begin on June 4.

Last week, the Swedish administration of the prosecutor’s office announced that it plans to accuse the person of “shooting” by Lieutenant Kosasbe, as well as with other suspects in the Islamic State (IS).

Jordan confirmed the death of Lieutenant Kasasbe in 2015 after a circulation of a terrible video published on the Internet, it appears to have shown that the 26-year-old boy was burned alive in the cage.

He was captured when his plane descended near the city of Rakka during a mission against the IS in December 2014.

At the time of Lieutenant’s death, Kasasbe Jordan, who was part of the US -led coalition, is being held in Syria during a civil war – tried to secure the release of prisoners.

Swedish prosecutors said the Craim crime was now accused last week from December 24, 2014 to February 3, 2015.

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

“In the future, the cell was set on fire by one of the compatriots, and the pilot died as a result of the fire.”

Crame comes from the Swedish city of Malm and allegedly traveled to Syria in September 2014 to fight.

In June 2022, he was sentenced to 30 years in prison in November 2015 in the Paris terrorist attacks – which killed 130 people – and for planning a separate attack on Amsterdam airport.

A year later, he was also found guilty of killing terrorism for his role in Brussels attacks, which killed 32 people.

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