Hezbollah announces aid for displaced in Lebanon, despite pressures
The announcement also comes despite the U.S. sanctions on Iran, which backs Hezbollah with weapons and resources.
The Hindu reports that the announcement also comes despite the U.S. sanctions on Iran, which backs Hezbollah with weapons and resources.
This world story centres on Lebanon. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Hezbollah and Iran.
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