Report: Hezbollah Transferred $100,000 to Burgas Bombing Suspects
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JPost – Hezbollah’s military wing transferred about $100,000 to two suspects of a bus bombing in Bulgaria last July that killed five Israelis and their Bulgarian bus driver, a Bulgarian newspaper reported on Friday.
The money was allegedly wired to help fund the attack in the Black Sea resort town of Burgas and for intelligence operations in Bulgaria and other countries, wrote AFP, citing Bulgarian daily 24 Hours as reporting.
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