The U.S. Treasury Department announced sanctions Thursday against Lebanese officials and individuals across multiple countries accused of aiding Hezbollah. These sanctions target those obstructing Lebanon’s political process and hindering the disarmament of the Iran-backed militant group. The designated individuals, located in Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, and Oman, are alleged to be involved in fundraising and operating shell companies to generate revenue for Hezbollah. The sanctions specifically name members of the Alaa Hassan Hamieh business network. The U.S. government aims to disrupt Hezbollah’s financial infrastructure and limit its ability to operate. This action underscores continued U.S. pressure on Hezbollah and its supporters in the region.