Hezbollah's activities in Syria mapped

The report discusses the continued presence of financial and commercial networks linked to Hezbollah in Syria, despite the decline of the party's military presence following the fall of Bashar Assad's regime. Information indicates that companies connected to financiers subject to U.S. sanctions remain active in sectors such as metals, agriculture, and real estate. Many of these companies hold broad licenses despite having limited capital, reflecting the resilience of these financial networks and their ability to persist and rebuild. It is noted that the Syrian government has attempted to intensify efforts against weapons smuggling associated with Hezbollah, but has not applied the same level of seriousness to dismantling the old economic and financial infrastructure. The report recommends further U.S. investigations and pressure on Damascus to tighten measures against terror financing and money laundering, warning that reopening the Syrian economy without strict financial oversight could enable Hezbollah to rebuild its old financial networks.

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