NYT Report: Israel Kidnapped Iranian Generals in Ron Arad Search
Translated & summarized from Kan News by baba
A "New York Times" investigation revealed that Israel kidnapped two Iranian generals during its search for missing navigator Ron Arad. One general was allegedly taken from Damascus, transported in a refrigerator, and left in South Africa, while another was reportedly interrogated on a ship and executed by the Mossad. A joint Iran-Hezbollah report claims Arad died in Lebanon.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Israel allegedly kidnapped two Iranian generals during the search for missing navigator Ron Arad.
- One general was reportedly taken from Damascus and transported in a refrigerator box.
- Another general was allegedly interrogated on a ship and executed by the Mossad.
- A joint Iran-Hezbollah report claims Ron Arad died in the Lebanese village of Nabi Sheet.
Israel abducted two Iranian generals as part of its efforts to locate the missing navigator Ron Arad, according to a "New York Times" investigation published Sunday. The report alleges that one general was kidnapped in Damascus, transported in a refrigerator box, and subsequently abandoned in South Africa. Another Iranian general, the "New York Times" claims, was interrogated aboard a ship and later executed by the Mossad. The investigation also cited details from a report by Iran and Hezbollah, which asserted that Arad died in the Lebanese village of Nabi Sheet.
