UAE authorities arrrest suspects in connection with murder of Moldovan national

The United Arab Emirates has apprehended three individuals suspected of involvement in the killing of Zvi Kogan, a Moldovan national who entered the country under his Moldovan identity, according to a statement from the Emirati interior ministry on Sunday.

The investigation was launched after Kogan’s family reported him missing. Following a thorough search, authorities located his body and identified the alleged perpetrators. The suspects were quickly arrested, and legal proceedings are now underway.

The ministry’s statement emphasized the country’s unwavering commitment to societal stability and safety, warning that it would use all legal means to address any threats. “The UAE, throughout all its institutions, will spare no effort to prevent any attacks on its nationals, residents, and visitors,” the statement read. “Security agencies are working around the clock to ensure the continued highest levels of security and safety, which have been firmly established since the founding of the country.”

Details of the case will be disclosed once investigations are concluded, the ministry added.