Hezbollah Secretary-General accuses Saudi of terrorism

In a televised speech Hezbollah Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah addressed Saudi Arabia’s King Salman bin Abdul Aziz.
In the speech he has accused Saudi Arabia of exporting ISIL (ISIS) ideology and transporting cars rigged with explosives for suicide attacks to Iraq. Nasrallah slammed the kingdom for its close ties with the United States and for the military campaign it is leading in Yemen.
Saudi Arabia’s King Salman in a speech last week called on Lebanon to stop “the hegemony of terrorist Hezbollah over the Lebanese state”. Hezbollah has recently come under scrutiny from key allies the Free Patriotic Movement, one of Lebanon’s most important Christian political parties, founded by President Michel Aoun.
With Iran’s support, Hezbollah transformed into a regional paramilitary force that played a crucial role in supporting the Assad government in Syria and Iran-backed militias in Iraq. It is also a major political party with parliamentarians and ministers within the Lebanese government.