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International Probe Expands in Gafnika Grenade Incident Linked to Barak Abramov
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First reported by N12 · Jul 17, 2026
What happened
An international investigation has expanded into the grenade attack linked to Barak Abramov's sports network, involving arrests in Brooklyn and Romania and cooperation between global law enforcement agencies.
- 01The grenade attack case linked to Barak Abramov's network has become an international investigation.
- 02Eran Hayya, a criminal leader detained in Brooklyn, is implicated with FBI involvement.
- 03The FBI found multiple smuggled phones during a raid on Hayya's cell.
- 04Romanian security arrested Eli Mosli on terrorism suspicions related to Israeli police evidence.
- 05Romanian authorities warned Mosli of business closures if issues continue.
- 06Legal analyst Guy Peleg expects significant outcomes from the ongoing investigation.
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