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Arutz ShevaSecurity

Soldier Shares Intimate Memories of Emmanuel Moreno’s Final Moments After 20 Years

Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

A soldier who tried to save Emmanuel Moreno during his final mission shared intimate memories at a memorial 20 years later, highlighting Moreno’s leadership, joy after a successful operation, and the moment he realized Moreno had died.

The story in 6 lines · by baba

  • A soldier who was with Emmanuel Moreno during his last mission shared memories after 20 years.
  • Moreno showed joy and pride after a successful operation before the fatal event.
  • Moreno instilled strong confidence and was the first to identify the danger.
  • The soldier, also a medic, attempted to resuscitate Moreno after he was wounded.
  • He realized Moreno had died during the event and kept the moment private for 20 years.
  • The soldier honored Moreno’s lasting impact despite their brief acquaintance.

A soldier who was alongside Emmanuel Moreno during his last operation and attempted to save his life as a medic shared his memories at a memorial 20 years later. He recalled Moreno’s joy following a successful mission, the strong sense of security Moreno instilled in his team, and the personal moment when he realized Moreno had died. The soldier described Moreno as a commanding presence who made even the toughest moments feel secure, despite their brief acquaintance.

The soldier recounted how, shortly before the fatal event, the team was returning from a successful operation, with Moreno visibly pleased and proud of their work. This happiness stayed with Moreno until the very end. When the team realized they were entering a dangerous situation, Moreno was the first to recognize it and decisively alert them, reinforcing the confidence he inspired.

In the most personal part of his speech, the soldier, who also served as a medic, described how he extracted Moreno after he was wounded and began resuscitation efforts. He recalled seeing Moreno’s eyes open during the event but understood he had passed away, closing his eyes and offering a final farewell. The soldier said he kept this moment private for two decades due to its intimate nature but wanted to honor Moreno’s memory publicly now. He concluded by emphasizing the lasting impact Moreno made in the short time they knew each other.

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