Hezbollah Received $200 Million From Iran Last Month
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Hezbollah received $200 million in cash from Iran last month, allegedly to aid Lebanese displaced by the war with Israel. The transfer proceeded despite U.S. economic pressure on Iran. Intermediaries charged a 20% commission for the risky transaction. A Hezbollah official confirmed receipt of funds and announced a distribution plan is forthcoming.
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- Hezbollah received $200 million from Iran last month, according to Reuters.
- The funds are reportedly for Lebanese displaced by the war with Israel.
- The transfer occurred despite U.S. economic pressure on Iran.
- Intermediaries charged a 20% commission for the transaction.
- Hezbollah confirmed receiving funds and will announce a distribution plan.
Hezbollah received $200 million in cash from Iran last month, according to two sources familiar with the transfer, Reuters reported. The funds were allegedly intended to "assist Lebanese displaced by the war with Israel." The transfer occurred despite significant U.S. economic pressure on Iran, the sources noted. Intermediaries involved in the transaction reportedly charged a 20% commission, reflecting the risks associated with dealing with the organization. A Hezbollah official confirmed that a sum of money had been received and that a distribution plan would be announced soon, without specifying the source of the funds.
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