Hezbollah breaks siege on Lebanon
Hezbollah has broken the de facto American siege on Lebanon by importing fuel from Iran, through Syria. This comes as Lebanon suffers from acute fuel shortages, power cuts and a deepening economic crisis.
So how did Iran, Syria and Hezbollah succeed in bypassing US sanctions, while also forcing Americas hand into giving Lebanon gas from Egypt and electricity from Jordan? We examine what this means for Lebanon politically and economically, and how it alters the geopolitical landscape of the Middle East.
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