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On Saturday, the Iranian Foreign Ministry denied the authenticity of what the US “New York Times” reported on the fact that the second Al Qaeda man accused of participating in the planning of a bombing of two US embassies in Africa in 1998, he was assassinated in Iran in August by Israeli agents, according to Order from us.
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Saeed Khatibzadeh said he flatly denies any presence of al-Qaeda leaders in Iran, and called on the US media “not to fall into the trap of the Hollywood sets of the US and Israeli authorities. “.
He added that “Al-Qaeda was the product of the wrong policies of the United States and its allies in the region,” accusing the Israeli occupation and Washington of “spreading lies and leaking fabricated information to the media, to promote that Iran is linked to these. groups “.
On August 7, the Iranian agency “Fars” reported that a father and daughter were killed in the northeastern capital Tehran in the prosperous Pasdaran district. The agency said the two dead were Lebanese nationals. The agency stated that the Lebanese citizens are Habib and Maryam Daoudi.
The “New York Times” reported that two men, who were riding a motorcycle in Tehran, shot and killed Abdullah Ahmad Abdullah, known as Abu Muhammad al-Masri, more than three months ago, on August 7, adding that the operation it has remained a secret ever since. Al-Masry is seen as the successor to the current leader of the organization, Ayman al-Zawahiri.
Four officials confirmed to the newspaper that the liquidation of Al-Masry came under an order from the United States, to be carried out by Israeli agents, adding that the American authorities have been tracking Al-Masry and other members of Al-Qaeda. in Iran for years.
According to the “New York Times”, al-Qaeda has not yet announced the assassination of one of its top leaders, while Iran overshadowed the matter and no country has claimed responsibility.
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