Hebrew media reported that large numbers of Israelis went to Turkey, despite warnings from Israeli officials not to travel there for fear of Iran’s retaliation after the killing of a senior Revolutionary Guard official.
Israeli Army Radio reported that Israeli authorities issued a warning not to travel to Turkey later this month, due to fears of Iran’s retaliatory operation linked to Israeli intelligence services following the assassination of Revolutionary Guard Colonel Hassan Sayyad Khadaei. .
The radio said that despite these warnings, many trips to Turkey were continuing and some travelers reported that they were really afraid to travel to Turkey in light of official warnings on this issue, but also said they they did. Cannot find any authorized person to refund the price of previously paid tickets.
Last Monday, it issued a warning to Israeli citizens not to travel to Turkey, for fear of Iran’s retaliation against the backdrop of the assassination of Colonel Hassan Khadaei.
Israel’s National Security Agency Counter-Terrorism Office said in a warning: “Since Iran accused Israel of killing a Revolutionary Guard official last week, fears of the security service have grown over Iran’s attempts to harm Israel’s target around the world. ”
The Israel Broadcasting Corporation reported that unnamed security sources said the conversation was about warnings against the background of a real threat to Israelis in the Turkish arena.
It is noteworthy that on the 22nd of last month and days later, unidentified people riding a motorcycle fired 5 bullets at Khudaei near his home, and the American newspaper “New York Times”.
Source: “Sputnik”
Source: Arabic RT
