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Research and intelligence reports show that Hezbollah exploits commercial networks in Europe to finance its activities and evade sanctions by combining legitimate trade with drug trafficking, money laundering, and the purchase of luxury goods. According to U.S. financial estimates, Hezbollah receives about $700 million a year from Iran, while illicit commercial activities account for roughly 30% of its budget, which exceeds $1 billion. The case of businessman Nazem Ahmad also revealed how these networks are intertwined across local, regional, and international actors.
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