Counter-Terror Chief: Hezbollah ‘Deploying Operatives’ to Peru ‘to Lay the Groundwork for Attacks’
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Iran remains the foremost state sponsor of terrorism, providing financial aid, advanced weapons and tactics, and direction to militant and terrorist groups across the Middle East

Washington, D.C. BreitBart, 29 Sep 2017-- Iran’s narco-terrorist proxy Hezbollah is sending jihadists to Peru to prepare “for attacks,” warned the director of the National Counterterrorism Center (NCTC) during a Senate panel hearing on threats to the U.S. homeland.
Although the U.S. military and State Department have long warned against the threat that Iran and Hezbollah pose to the Western Hemisphere, Latin American countries have failed to register the Lebanon-based group as a terrorist organization, Breitbart News learned from Moises Vega de la Cruz, a public prosecutor for the Peruvian government specializing in terrorism cases.

Iran-Backed Hezbollah Taking Iraqi Troops Into LebanonTerrorism 27 September 2017

Iran Focus
London, 27 Sep - Hezbollah, the Iranian-backed terror group, recently angered the Iraqi government by arranging the safe transport of hundreds of ISIS fighters across Syria from the Lebanon border to the Iraqi one.
This was seen by Iraqi Prime Minister Haidar al-Abadi as an effort by Hezbollah Secretary-General Sayyid Hassan Nasrallah to undermine Iraq’s efforts to tackle both the ISIS threat and the Iranian one.
However, it was not the first time that something like this happened, nor would it be the last.
While the US is distracted by the North Korean threat, Hezbollah has begun training Iraqi militiamen in Lebanon to fight on behalf of the terror group.

The Iraqi militia helping Iran carve a road to Damascus

The Iraqi militia helping Iran carve a road to Damascus

Cleric Akram Kaabi has said his group adheres to Irans ideology. Here, he directs fighters in the town of Qayrawan, west of Mosul, which is one of the cities on the supply route
BAGHDAD, Reuters, Sept. 22, 2017-- - In late May, an Iraqi cleric called Akram Kaabi visited militia fighters in a desolate Iraqi town near the Syrian border. Kaabi, who heads a Shi’ite Muslim militia named Harakat Hezbollah al Nujaba, was decked out in a camouflage uniform and led the fighters in prayer on mats laid on the dusty ground. A video of the session showed heavily armed militiamen standing guard.
The event took place in Qayrawan, a town the Nujaba militia had seized back from Islamic State, the radical Sunni Muslim group. Nujaba, whose name means ‘the Virtuous,’ have also fought across the border in Syria, where they have lent support to President Bashar al-Assad in the fight against Islamic State and others.