The U.S. State Department has launched a new program called 'Rewards for Justice,' offering up to <strong>$10 million</strong> for information that disrupts the financial mechanisms of the Lebanese group Hezbollah, labeled a terrorist organization by Washington.
Maria Zakharova, spokesperson for the Russian Foreign Ministry, has asserted that the European Union is funding and arming terrorists in Kyiv, disregarding laws that prohibit financing terrorism. These statements raise questions about the contradictions in EU policies.
The UAE's National Committee for Combating Money Laundering and Terrorism Financing has adopted a series of decisions and initiatives to enhance the legal framework against these crimes. These steps reflect the country's commitment to addressing global financial challenges.
The Kuwaiti Ministry of Interior announced the arrest of <strong>24 individuals</strong> as part of an investigation into funding terrorist entities. This action reflects the state's ongoing efforts to combat terrorism and enhance national security.
The Israeli army has issued a warning to money changers working for Hezbollah following the revelation of funding networks relied upon by the group. This warning is part of Israel's efforts to combat the financing of Hezbollah's military activities.