Sources: Hezbollah Receives $200M from Iran for Displaced Lebanese, First Such Support Since War Began
Two sources stated that Lebanon's Hezbollah has received $200 million from Iran to aid displaced Lebanese, marking the first such support from Iran since the war began. The sources also revealed that the funds provided by Iran to Hezbollah were transferred through intermediaries, who charged four times their usual commission due to increased risks.
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