U.S. State Department: Sanctions Limit Party Funds

The U.S. State Department affirmed that Washington's sanctions continuously target Hezbollah's financial resources, making its recovery impossible under the Trump administration. It denied reports of funds being transferred from Iran to the group, describing them as "fabricated stories," and clarified that Hezbollah propagates false claims about receiving money from Tehran. Since 1997, the United States has designated Hezbollah as a terrorist organization and has focused its policies on expanding financial sanctions against it, including targeting its funding networks and related individuals. Between 2025 and 2026, sanctions were imposed on an Iranian support network, and efforts have been made to disrupt smuggling and trading networks used by Hezbollah to finance its activities. Washington emphasizes that Hezbollah relies on commercial projects, exchange networks, and money smuggling from Iran, and that the complexity of these networks makes them vulnerable to being cut off through U.S. sanctions.

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