ICYMI: WATCH: US Senate: Hezbollah continues drug traffic in Latin America

Voices in the US Senate: Hezbollah continues drug trafficking, posing the greatest terror threat to the US today

Members of a special panel in the US Senate warn that Hezbollah uses countries in Latin America as a base for drug trafficking activities, funnels billions into its terror network, and even sends agents to the US itself.

Among the areas where the terror organization operates are Venezuela and the tri-border area of Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay.

The discussion claimed that Hezbollah is the greatest terror threat to the US and the most effective operational arm of the Iranian regime. The FBI arrested 128 Hezbollah operatives in the US between 1997 and 2020.

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