Millions of pounds donated to help Syrian refugees caught up in the bloody civil war is being used to fund terrorism, the charity watchdog believes.
The Charity Commission said cash ‘undoubtedly’ ends up in the hands of extremist groups, while the Disasters Emergency Committee said it could not guarantee that some of the £20million it has raised has not bankrolled jihadists.
While heads of Arab states in the Middle East were gearing up to back US limited military strike on Syria, Russian President’s managed the crisis by an arms deal and made them disappointed.
Hezbollah Secretary-General Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah has rejected claims that the resistance movement has received chemical weapons from Syria.
“Some figures in the so-called Syrian Coalition Council, which takes Istanbul as its headquarters… some of them said that they had information which points out that the government in Syria handed over chemical weapons to Hezbollah,” he said in a televised speech on Monday.
“One of the members of this opposition body said that we (Hezbollah) were handed one ton of chemical weapons,” he said
