Moscow – Russia Denies Recovering Remains Of Israeli Spy Cohen

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    A picture of the Israeli spy Eli Cohen in Syrian army uniform, who served as a Mossad spy in Syria from 1962 to 1965, is hanged on a wall of a building used to serve as a checkpoint of the Syrian army that Cohen pass through, south of the controlled Golan Heights, 16 April 2019. EPAMoscow – Russia’s Foreign Ministry has strongly rejected Israeli media reports claiming that Russian officials have taken the remains of legendary Israeli spy Eli Cohen out of Syria, where he was executed more than five decades ago.

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    Cohen infiltrated the top echelons of Syria’s leadership in the early 1960s and obtained top-secret intelligence before he was caught and publicly executed in 1965.

    Israeli media reported earlier this week that a Russian delegation took Cohen’s remains out of Syria.

    The Russian Foreign Ministry put out a statement Wednesday “resolutely refuting” the claim, which it described as a “provocation.” It urged the Israeli media to show a more “accurate, professional and honest approach to coverage of such sensitive issues.”


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    PaulinSaudi
    PaulinSaudi
    5 years ago

    I had sort of thought this was part of Putin’s aid to Bibi in the recent elections.