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In 2008, an Israeli special unit killed General Mohammed Sulaiman, an important figure in the Syrian nuclear program and a key link between Iran and Hezbollah, in a maritime operation in the Syrian city of Tartous. Israel is revealing for the first time its responsibility for the assassination, confirming that Sulaiman was leading the secret nuclear reactor project in Deir ez-Zor and was considered one of the most dangerous individuals in the region. He also played a role in strengthening the relationship between Syria and North Korea. The killing was carried out by firing three precise shots from a naval commando unit on his balcony while he was having dinner, and the forces returned to the sea without leaving a trace. It was emphasized that Sulaiman was at the height of Syria’s influence and was among Bashar al-Assad’s close advisors.
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