Iran Denies Involvement in the Murder of Israeli Religious Leader in the UAE

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Dubai:

Iran has rejected accusations of being involved in the murder of Israeli religious leader Rabbi Zvi Kogan, who was found dead in Dubai following his disappearance. Kogan, who worked for an Orthodox Jewish organization, was reported missing on Thursday, and his body was discovered on Sunday.

The UAE authorities have arrested three individuals in connection with the murder, but have yet to release any details about the suspects. The Ministry of Interior issued a statement confirming the arrests but provided no further information regarding the identities or motives of the suspects involved.

The ministry emphasized that it would use all legal measures to counter any attempts to destabilize society, ensuring the safety and security of the community.

Israeli and Emirati officials have launched joint investigations into the incident. It has been reported that Rabbi Kogan, who held a Moldovan passport, was traveling to Dubai under this passport at the time of his death. The ongoing investigation seeks to uncover the circumstances surrounding the tragic event.