Iran's underground investments in the south fall short for locals
Reports indicate that Iran has mainly invested in southern Lebanon by constructing underground tunnels at a cost of billions of dollars, while development projects in the public sphere have shown little to no progress. While the Lebanese state, along with a group of Arab and European countries, has undertaken infrastructure development projects, Iran's role remains limited, as its investments have been confined to some roads and hospitals in Shia-majority areas. Additionally, Iran has used its funds more for military purposes and weapons rather than development. Iranian finances have been largely directed towards resistance and armament rather than reconstruction and sustainable development in the region.
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