As we all know, the CIA of the United States, the KGB of the former Soviet Union, the Mossad of Israel, and the MI6 of the British Empire are all ruthless roles that ordinary people cannot afford. Their position in the military intelligence community is equivalent to the status of Andy Lau and others in the Hong Kong music scene. Calling them the "Four Heavenly Kings" of the intelligence community can be said to be no problem at all. But if someone tells you that someone dares to publicly humiliate them and provoke them. Can you believe it? This is not a fairy tale. And that kind of thing really happened in the 1980s.
Lebanon in 1985 was not peaceful, and the country had been mired in civil war for a full decade. One night in September of that year, four Soviet diplomats drove slowly through the streets of Lebanon. For them, it doesn't matter what the land beneath their feet has been ravaged by war. Because they are just pawns in the game of great powers. As for myself, because I was a Diplomat of the Soviet Union, I was naturally very confident when I walked on the road, and I didn't have to worry about safety or anything at all. After all, no one would suddenly anger the Soviet Union with the wrong tendon. However, things often happen inadvertently. There are always some hard-tempered people in this world, and you can't do anything with them.
The car of four people was driving well, and suddenly two men dressed in black came out in front of them. The driver, very impatiently, honked his horn. I didn't expect the other party to be more impatient than him. Directly pulled out the gun, under a sudden burst, the four Soviet diplomats finally came to their senses. The men then took them back to the base and told the Soviet KGB that the Lebanese Allah had done the incident. If they still have some ability, just come to us to settle the account!
So what kind of organization is this so-called Lebanese Allah Party, and why do they dare to openly confront the SOVIET KGB in front of the whole world? How will the KGB respond to their provocations and threats? What about the final whereabouts of these four Soviet diplomats?
This Lebanese Allah Party is a religious extremist organization. They pursued an extreme policy and were unhappy with the Islamic Liberation Front in Tripoli, where the Soviet Union supported the Syrian government to shell. So the Lebanese Allah Party decided to give the Soviets a little color to see. But after all, they provoked the KGB. This is a military intelligence organization that has been fighting with the United States in the Cold War. Kidnapping, assassination. No one would be their opponent at all.
Soon, the KGB determined through its vast intelligence network around the globe that the kidnapping was planned and carried out by a man named Imad. Mugna's man, he also had a man on the jianghu nicknamed "Hyena". Because of his military qualities, he also served as a personal guard for Arafat, the leader of the "PLO". It can be said that he has a deep grudge with the Mossad of Israel. Moreover, according to the information found in the investigation, the Imad also kidnapped and killed a number of British and American hostages on several occasions. There were diplomats, civilians, and even people in the military.
The Soviets were surprised and delighted. This Imad probably got tired of offending the four major military intelligence organizations at the same time. His ability to survive to this day seems to be a major mistake by several other organizations. But the overjoyed Soviets overlooked one point: the reason why this "hyena" dared to be so rampant was most likely dependent on the "Fatah Organization" behind him and his "immediate superior" Arafat.
Arafat has always been a bad character. In addition to his unprecedented influence in the Islamic world. His own "iron-blooded means" are also internationally renowned. Later on, though, he worked to advance the palestinian-Israeli reconciliation process. However, countries are still somewhat jealous of this macho man who started by "fighting a hard battle". Therefore, as his personal bodyguard, Imad is really not a role that intelligence organizations in various countries can move as much as they want. To catch her, the Soviets really had to think hard.
Arafat
At the beginning, the Soviet side made direct diplomatic contact with Arafat himself and said to him: Your men are now kidnapping our Soviet diplomats. In order not to affect the peace and friendly cooperation between our two sides, I hope that Your Excellency will hand over the people as soon as possible so as not to cause unnecessary trouble and misunderstanding.
Who knows arafat directly refused the demands of the Soviet side, he said: This is a grudge between your Soviet government and him personally, please do not rise to our whole Palestine. As his partner at work, I also have no right to interfere too much with his private time and freedom. Good fellow, Arafat not only rejected the Soviet Union, but also picked himself clean. It is indeed a great master of diplomacy. In this way, the Soviets were embarrassed to directly manipulate him. The KGB had to lie dormant and wait for the right moment to kill Imad.
The two sides were deadlocked, and Imad had already taken advantage. After all, the Soviet Union did not need to be so jealous of an ordinary armed leader. But at this time, Imad made a decision that could be called "death": they killed a Soviet diplomat and took a picture of the killing and sent it directly to the Soviet Embassy in Lebanon.
At this time, the Soviets did not do anything, and it is estimated that even the Americans could not see it. The KGB immediately issued an order to arrest several senior members of the Fatah group and their families. These people died either by shooting, poisoning, or dismemberment. Since your "Fatah organization" is not willing to hand over people, I will "treat them in the same way as they are." "After all, for assassination, the KGB has really never met an enemy on Earth.
The attitude of the Soviets is also very clear and rude: if you do not make friends for a day, I will kill one of your high-ranking officials. Kill two people if you don't have a friend for two days. If you keep not handing over people, we will not hesitate to slaughter the entire Fatah Organization! Suddenly, members large and small throughout the Fatah organization became self-endangered, fearing that if they were not careful, they would become the next target of revenge by the Soviets. As a result, everyone is deeply reclusive and does not dare to show their faces in public. However, the Soviets did not completely kill the red eye. They knew exactly what they wanted, they just wanted the hostages, and the heads of Imad himself.
At the end of 1985, Imad's home received an anonymous package. The package reads "A gift for hyenas." When Imad opened the package and looked at it, he was directly frightened and paralyzed on the ground. I saw that inside the package were some human tissues produced after being dismembered. And there was a male genitalia with a chain hanging from it that stated that they were from Imad's uncle. If Imad does not hand over three more Soviet diplomats, three of his immediate family members will die in the next few days, and of course, the final "work" will also be sent to him. As for Imad himself, this is not something that KGB agents need to consider at all. Can't deal with immad, can't we still deal with the people around you?
Looking at the pile of human tissue in front of him, Imad finally believed in the KGB's "notoriety" in the jianghu. They will absolutely do what they say. Don't let go of everyone who provokes you. When Imad thought of this, his back suddenly became cold. He immediately went to the Prison in Palestine to find several Soviet diplomats and honestly delivered them to the door of the Soviet Embassy in Lebanon. Before sending the Soviet diplomats away, Imad did not forget to invite them to a good meal. Hopefully, these Soviets would also be able to "eat people's mouths short" and say a few words of praise for themselves in front of the KGB agents, so that he could save his life.
To Imad's delight, as soon as he put the hostage back, it seemed that the other party really had no intention of holding him accountable. At this time, he did not dare to get too involved in politics. He withdrew directly from the Fatah Organization. If the trouble continues, this may not be what kind of terrorist incidents will occur!
Imad lived in peace and tranquility for more than twenty years. It seems like everything is over. But he seems to have forgotten a very crucial point: he still has the life of a Soviet diplomat on his hands. This coincided with a time of rapid change in the situation throughout Eastern Europe. It was not that the Soviets did not want to take care of his affairs, but that the KGB was already unable to take care of itself at this time. But once the Russian government after the KGB eased up. All the retribution and punishment that should come will not be less. After all, imad had provoked the most "fighting nation" on the entire planet.
Sure enough, at noon in 2008, Imad, who had been retired for many years, was found dead in the underground garage of his home. The cause of death was the explosion of a bomb under the car. However, as for who planted the bomb, there was no one to pay attention to it at this time. Presumably, it is not difficult for all people to use their brains to connect with the past history.
The final outcome of imadiation can only be said to be evil and evil. Anyone who tries to achieve their demands through violent means will end up losing and paying a terrible price for their childish ideas. As an Islamist, Imad understands that he wants to protect the hearts of his fellow religious people. However, since he chose such extraordinary means, he should naturally bear the corresponding consequences. After all, countering violence with violence is never a good thing. No act of violence will end up producing a real winner.
bibliography: Studies on the Policy of Lebanon in the USSR, Studies in the Arab World "1985 Soviet-Lebanese Hostage Crisis" "The KGB from the Lebanese Hostage Crisis" Military ShiLin