A former Special Forces commando allegedly made millions carrying out assassinations for the United Arab Emirates, according to newly surfaced court documents, mentioned a report by New York Post. It was sanctioned by the UAE within the coalition,” Golan allegedly said, according to the papers. The duo allegedly struck a deal with the UAE to carry out “targeted assassinations,” for which they would be paid $1.5 million a month, along with bonuses for successful missions. Agreement for the same was reportedly finalised at an Italian restaurant in the officers’ club of a UAE military base in Abu Dubai by Mohammed Dahlan, a former security chief for the Palestinian Authority. Among them was Dale Comstock, who was allegedly paid $40,000 a month plus bonuses to lead operations.

Source: Mint April 03, 2026 13:03 UTC