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Gaddafi associates on Musa Al-Sadr
The article addresses the case of the disappearance of Imam Musa al-Sadr, the head of the Islamic Shia Supreme Council in Lebanon, during his visit to Libya in 1978. More than 45 years later, his fate remains shrouded in mystery. Testimonies from former Libyan officials suggest the possibility that he was eliminated by Muammar Gaddafi's regime, with reports indicating that one of the pilots who transported al-Sadr's body was killed, and that the regime's interests sought to conceal the truth. There have also been accounts of an attempt to prevent the discovery of his fate through a deception involving the entry of individuals affiliated with Italian security agencies using forged passports. Despite investigation attempts and reports, his exact whereabouts remain unknown, and there is no conclusive evidence regarding his burial site or final fate. The testimonies indicate that the issue was among those not fully disclosed by the Libyan authorities and continues to be an enigmatic mystery surrounding his death or disappearance.
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