by Emmitt Barry, Worthy News Correspondent
(Worthy News) – The Israeli military reports that in recent weeks, the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Quds Force in Iran has been smuggling cash to Hezbollah in Lebanon using civilian planes through Lebanon’s Beirut international airport.
Col. Avichay Adraee, the Israesl Defense Forces’ (IDF) Arabic-language spokesman, posted on X that the Quds Force has been using civilian flights to smuggle cash to Hezbollah. According to the IDF, this money is being used by the terror group to rebuild itself.
Adraee states that the IDF is regularly updating a US-led committee overseeing the ceasefire with “relevant information in order to foil these transfers.”
“Despite the efforts made, we estimate that some of the money transfers were carried out successfully,” Adraee stated.
“The IDF will not allow the organization to strengthen and will use all the tools at its disposal to enforce the understandings in the ceasefire agreement, for the security of the citizens of the State of Israel,” Adraee concluded.
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