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Le Hezbollah promet jusqu'à 14 000 dollars par maison détruite ; Washington dit que l'argent « n'existe pas »

Cette promesse contourne un accord-cadre visant à tenir les fonds de reconstruction loin des groupes armés.

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Ali Daamoush, chef du Conseil exécutif du Hezbollah, a annoncé le 13 octobre le versement de 14 000 dollars par famille sinistrée à Beyrouth et dans sa banlieue sud, et 12 000 ailleurs, dont 8 000 pour le mobilier, selon l'AP, sans préciser le nombre de bénéficiaires.

L'AP estime que les fonds viennent très probablement d'Iran. Le porte-parole du département d'État, Tommy Pigott, a déclaré à This is Beirut que « l'argent promis par le Hezbollah n'existe pas ». L'accord-cadre du 26 juin vise à écarter les groupes armés non étatiques des fonds de reconstruction.

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