Archive · 25 Jun 2025
IDF Strikes Hezbollah Funding Network in Lebanon
The Israeli military targeted a currency exchange head in Lebanon, Haytham Abdullah Bakri, who allegedly helped Hezbollah get money.
This money came from Iran and was used for things like weapons.
The IDF said Hezbollah was also storing weapons in places where civilians live, which is dangerous.
The goal was to stop Hezbollah from being able to get money and operate.
IDF eliminated Haytham Abdullah Bakri, chief of Al-Sadiq Currency Exchange.
Bakri allegedly funneled funds from Iran's Quds Force to Hezbollah.
The funds were used for Hezbollah's operations.
The strike aimed to cripple Hezbollah's financial infrastructure.
IDF stated Hezbollah stored ammunition in civilian residences.
- Who
- Haytham Abdullah Bakri and the IDF.
- What
- IDF eliminated Haytham Abdullah Bakri.
- When
- No specific date provided.
- Where
- Southern Lebanon.
- Why
- To cripple Hezbollah's financial infrastructure and hinder its operational capabilities.
- Target
- Haytham Abdullah Bakri
- Position
- Chief of Al-Sadiq Currency Exchange
- Location
- Southern Lebanon
- Alleged Activity
- Funneling funds to Hezbollah
- Source of Funds
- Iran's Quds Force
- Purpose of Funds
- To finance Hezbollah's operations