Ayoub Nacir, 21, pleaded guilty to sharing and posting terrorist content online, leading to a sentence of six years and nine months in prison.
Nacir was found to possess documents that provided instructions on creating dangerous substances, indicating he was preparing for acts of terrorism.
His activities, which included posting material supportive of Daesh, highlight the dangers and reach of online radicalization in the current digital age.
According to Commander Gareth Rees, the spread of terrorist material online poses significant risks to vulnerable individuals and can lead to severe consequences.
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