Austrian court convicts Iran-trained Hezbollah commander for terrorism Unnamed Hezbollah commander murdered people in Syrian civil war and led 60-member unit

(Jerusalem Post) A court in the capital of the Austrian state of Carinthia last week convicted a Hezbollah commander and recruiter for the Lebanese terrorist organization.

The court in the city of Klagenfurt declared the 41-year-old Lebanese man guilty due to his membership in a terrorist organization, a criminal organization, and his role in training for terroristic purposes. The court sentenced the unnamed Lebanese man to a nine-year prison term, according to the Austria Press Agency.

The Jerusalem Post reported in March that the Hezbollah commander spent 13 years in the central European country while reportedly being involved in financing terrorism.

According to the indictment, the Hezbollah commander has been a member of the Shi’ite terrorist movement since 2006.

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