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IntelNews reported on Friday that a Syrian man was shot dead in Budapest on Wednesday morning, as he was driving his car. Witnesses reported that the assailant stole a small black briefcase from the 52-year-old victim’s vehicle, before fleeing the scene of the crime on foot. It also emerged that, in the week prior to the mysterious shooting, Hungarian air controllers located two Israeli Gulfstream spy planes hovering over the Hungarian capital, close to the airport, where Wednesday’s shooting occurred.
Is this Dubai reloaded? Late on Friday, Reuters news agency reported the dead Syrian-born man’s name as Bassam Trache, 52. Meanwhile, Hungarian officials continue to deny any link between Trache’s murder and the alleged Israeli spy planes. Hungarian government spokesman, Domokos Szollar, said the overflight was “routine” training that was cleared in advance with Hungary’s National Transport Authority by the Israelis. However, Hungarian “defense ministry officials appear not to have been informed” of the alleged training exercise. The New York Post, (owned by Fox News), so far the only American news outlet currently reporting the incident, reportsannounced that the Israeli jets had requested and received authorization to fly over Romanian airspace, en route to Hungary. that the “Israeli spy planes flew uninvited and unannounced over Budapest”. Finally, the Romanian government has announced that the Israeli jets had requested and received authorization to fly over Romanian airspace, en route to Hungary.
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