Can't pay for electricity, can pay for terrorism: Iran sending cash by air to Hezbollah

Western sources speaking to the Saudi al-Hadath media outlet said that Iran plans to send millions of dollars to Hezbollah via a plane flying from Tehran to Beirut, according to Kann reporter Roi Kais.

Earlier this week, Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem said that the terrorist group will be able to partially fund the rebuilding of southern Lebanon and other war zones targeted by the IDF thanks to Iran and its Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, though he said that the ultimate responsibility for funding and supporting the rebuilding of Lebanon falls on the government.

Iran is providing this funding while suffering from compounding economic problems at home, including 30% inflation, a crashing currency, 50% unemployment among those aged 24-50, and a fuel crisis so severe that homes are now being heated with polluting fuels and factories are being shut down.

According to the Iranian Oil Minister, the country needs to invest some 45 billion dollars to improve existing infrastructure and keep up with rising consumption by private citizens and businesses.