دلارهای حزبالله، آوارگان تهران
Transcript Tap any line to jump the video to that moment 0:00 Under these circumstances, the Reuters news agency—and I insist on naming Reuters—Reuters ranks among 0:05 those British news agencies that, based on Britain's fifty-year policy, have always acted against the Iranian nation 0:12 and always in line with the interests of the Islamic Republic. Today, Reuters reported that the Islamic 0:18 Republic, over this past month alone when it faced all these financial constraints, provided 200 million dollars 0:24 to Lebanese Hezbollah. Two hundred million dollars, and then according to what they announced, 0:30 this 200 million dollars is to meet the basic needs of 50,000 families who have been harmed by the attacks 0:37 of Israel. 0:39 Three thousand dollars per family, which comes to 150 million dollars. And then, interestingly, 0:42 it was reported that the middleman who transferred the money took a 20 percent commission. 0:48 I have told you before that whenever the Islamic Republic does anything, in addition to 0:52 the fact that much of what it does is against the interests of the Iranian nation, no action is taken by the Islamic Republic 0:58 unless there is a feeding trough for intermediaries, including the parasite offspring who 1:02 broker these deals, or the parasites of the Islamic Republic. Two hundred million dollars from the Islamic Republic—meaning 1:07 200 million dollars came out of the pockets of the Iranian people, 160 million dollars of which 1:10 was put at the disposal of Lebanese Hezbollah, and so far they have specified that 150 million dollars of it was paid 1:15 at 3,000 dollars to each Lebanese family affected by Israel's recent strikes. 1:20 A—at today's exchange rate, something around 900 million tomans. 1:24 Now look back at the twelve-day war and the forty-day war. 1:28 During the twelve-day war, a number of houses in Tehran were damaged, because the main target of attacks in the twelve-day 1:33 war was Tehran. 1:35 Tehran Municipality provided families with uh, not very high-quality hotels for about a month, I think, 1:41 and after a month told them, 'You have to pack up and leave. We can't cover your expen—expenses.' 1:45 Just calculate how much an I-don't-know half-star or one-star hotel in Iran, 1:50 which Tehran Municipality provides to war-affected families, costs per day or per night 1:55 if someone actually wants to stay there. 1:58 Today, to every Lebanese family affected by the strike of L—Israel—and it is not even clear 2:02 who determines whether they were genuinely affected or are members of Hezbollah 2:06 or whatever—nonetheless under this pretext, out of 50,000 families, 2:10 they are giving 3,000 dollars to each household, which comes to 150 million dollars. Compare that 2:14 with their behavior at home. 2:16 Now I have a question. For those who oppose 2:20 Israel's strikes on the Islamic Republic, do Is—Israel's strikes on the Islamic Republic cost more for the people, 2:25 or the attacks being carried out in Lebanon and the money that the Islamic Republic spends 2:29 in Lebanon?
Caption While Iranians struggle under severe economic collapse, the regime sent $200 million to Hezbollah in Lebanon in just one month—with a 20% cut taken by financial intermediaries.
Reports confirm that while ordinary Iranian citizens face crushing poverty, regime resources continue to fund regional proxy groups and corrupt middlemen. National wealth is systematically diverted abroad rather than addressing domestic crises.
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