What role did Hartono play in sending recruits to militant training camps?

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Badri Hartono Sentenced to 10 Years for Recruiting for Militant Camps

Badri Hartono received a 10-year jail sentence for his role in recruiting individuals for militant training camps. He led an extremist organization known as Al-Qaeda Indonesia and was found guilty of facilitating the dispatch of recruits to a camp situated on an island identified as a hub for terrorist activities.
Involvement in Recruitment and Shelter

Hartono was specifically found guilty of recruiting and sending individuals to Poso, a region on Sulawesi island where militant training camps are established. Beyond recruitment, he also provided shelter in 2009 to the prominent terror leader Noordin Mohammed Top.
Participation in Terrorist Activities

Hartono's culpability extends to his proven involvement in the testing of explosive materials and the provision of militant training. Prosecutors also indicated that his group had formulated plans to launch attacks targeting security forces.
Association with Terrorist Networks

While the extent of Hartono's group's connection to the global Al-Qaeda network remains unclear, it is noted that many groups adopt the name of Osama bin Laden's outfit. Noordin Mohammed Top, whom Hartono harboured, was the leader of a faction of Jemaah Islamiyah responsible for significant attacks, including the 2003 Jakarta Marriott bombing and the 2005 Bali bombings. Noordin himself was killed in a raid in September 2009.

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