Musa Sadr went missing in Libya in 1978. His disappearance was a source of tension between Lebanon and the Qaddafi regime, which always maintained that the cleric left Libya for Italy. (Reuters)
Revered Lebanese spiritual leader Musa Sadr, who went missing in Libya in 1978, was “liquidated” at the time, a former aide to Muammar Qaddafi said Wednesday.
The fate of the Iranian-born Shiite cleric has been unknown since he vanished during a trip to Libya aimed at negotiating an end to Lebanon's 1975-1990 civil war.
Ahmed Ramadan, one of the most influential people in Qaddafi’s entourage, said Wednesday on Al-Aan television that Sadr disappeared following a meeting with the late Libyan dictator soon after arriving in Tripoli.
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