Brazil investigates possible Israeli, US, Argentine connection to Bolsonaro's escape
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Brazil investigates possible Israeli, US, Argentine connection to Bolsonaro's escape
The Washington Post reports that a senior Brazilian official says hat an ex-agent of Israel's Mossad intelligence service was seen following the van transporting Bolsonaro toward the Argentine border.
Brazil is investigating the involvement of foreign intelligence agencies in the escape of the son of former President Jair Bolsonaro to the United States, The Washington Post reports
Brazil is investigating the involvement of foreign intelligence agencies in the escape of the son of former President Jair Bolsonaro to the United States, The Washington Post reports.According to the newspaper, police are investigating whether...
The Washington Post reported that Brazilian police are investigating whether US, Argentine, and Israeli agents helped Senator Flavio Bolsonaro secretly leave the country after his defeat in the presidential elections.
Brazilian police are reportedly investigating whether US, Argentine, and Israeli agents helped Senator Flavio Bolsonaro secretly leave the country after his defeat in the presidential elections.
BRASILIA: Brazilian police are conducting an in-depth investigation into the possible existence of a network of agents from the United States, Argentina and Israel who allegedly helped former presidential candidate Flavio Bolsonaro flee the country after his election defeat. The Washington Post reported, citing senior Brazilian officials, that a former agent ...
Brazilian police are investigating the possible involvement of representatives of the United States, Argentina and Israel in the escape of Flavio Bolsonar, the son of former Brazilian President Jayir Bolson, and the Washington Post reports that investigators are investigating whether politicians have helped people associated with foreign intelligence services to leave the country.
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