Two Lebanese businessmen sanctioned by the U.S. for allegedly helping Hizbullah "covertly purchase sophisticated electronics" for military drones have at least one property in Dubai, although the UAE opposes Iran-backed Hizbullah and has placed it on its terror list, a new report released Tuesday alleges.
The report by the Washington-based Center for Advanced Defense Studies identifies the two businessmen as Kamel and Issam Amhaz.
It also identifies another nearly $70 million in Dubai properties owned by two other shareholders in Amhaz's sanctioned firms.
The report relies on alleged leaked property data from the city-state.
The government-run Dubai Media Office said it could not comment on the report.
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