Hezbollah denies US charges it has cells in Venezuela
BEIRUT -- The leader of Lebanon's militant Hezbollah group has denied U.S. assertions that it has cells in Venezuela saying the Latin American nation "does not need them."
Hassan Nasrallah said in a speech Saturday that his Iran-backed group is in "solidarity with the political leadership and state of Venezuela against the American aggression."
Nasrallah added that his group does not have influence in Venezuela nor does it have cells operating there.
