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For the first time, former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert revealed details about the assassination of Major General Muhammad Suleiman, a close advisor to Bashar Assad, in the city of Tartous in 2008. He stated that an Israeli commando force carried out the operation by sea, approaching Suleiman's home at night and firing three bullets into his head and neck while he was on the balcony, before withdrawing. The account confirmed that his assassination was linked to Syria's secret nuclear program, specifically the reactor project that Israel destroyed in 2007. Olmert explained that Suleiman was responsible for managing cooperation with North Korea in building the reactor. These revelations come amid growing evidence of nuclear facilities in Deir Ezzor that match the specifications of a nuclear reactor, amid previous accusations by Hezbollah of Israeli involvement in Suleiman's death.
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