Mysterious Tweet Hinted at Iranian Officer's Kidnapping: "We Took Him on a Little Trip"
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
A year-old tweet from an account linked to the Mossad has resurfaced, potentially confirming the alleged kidnapping of Iranian officer Abdallah Sabri. The New York Times reported Sabri was abducted in Syria in September 2021. The tweet cryptically mentioned taking Sabri on an "outing" and suggested he revealed information during his captivity.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A year-old tweet hints at the alleged Mossad kidnapping of Iranian officer Abdallah Sabri.
- The New York Times reported Sabri was abducted in Syria in September 2021.
- Sabri was a Revolutionary Guards commander who aided Hezbollah in searching for Ron Arad.
- The alleged abduction occurred in a crate in Damascus, Syria, near the Iranian embassy.
- The tweet suggested Sabri revealed information during his captivity.
A year-old cryptic tweet has resurfaced, potentially confirming the alleged Mossad abduction of an Iranian officer. The tweet, posted on the social media platform X by an account speculated to be officially linked to the Mossad, alluded to an operation involving an Iranian officer named Abdallah Sabri.
The New York Times reported on Sunday that Sabri, described as a commander in the Revolutionary Guards who aided Hezbollah in searching for Ron Arad, was allegedly kidnapped by the Mossad in September 2021. The operation reportedly took place within a crate in the upscale diplomatic district of Damascus, Syria, near the Iranian embassy.
Around the time of the alleged abduction, the X account posted, "A few things you might not know about Abdallah Sabri: In the course of his duties, he lived in the Al-Maza neighborhood in Syria. We knew exactly where he lived, and we even took him on a little outing. Perhaps we will tell you more details later about that outing and about the things Sabri told us during it. It turns out he was quite the talker! Ask him yourself, and he will tell you exactly what kind of outing we organized for him."
Conspiracy theories have long surrounded the Mossad's daring operations. This tweet, coupled with the Times' investigation, suggests that one such theory about Sabri's disappearance may be true. The post further hinted that Sabri was talkative during his alleged captivity, implying he revealed information.
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