TEHRAN - A son of an Iranian diplomat whose father was kidnapped in Lebanon in 1982 has rejected the news that his father has been martyred.

Four Iranian nationals, chargé d’affaires Mohsen Mousavi, military attaché of the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran Ahmad Motevasellian, Taqi Rastegar Moqaddam, a diplomat from the embassy, and Kazem Akhavan, a reporter and photographer from the Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA), were captured by a Phalangist militia while traveling to southern Lebanon in 1982, then handed over to the Zionist regime and transferred to a prison in occupied Palestine.
Raed Mousavi, the son of Mohsen Mousavi, has said there is some evidence that the Iranian diplomats are still alive.
In an interview with the Fars news agency published on Sunday, Raed Mousavi said, “Those who have watched the documentary ‘looking for truth’ get the impression that the four diplomats are still alive.”
By interviewing certain Lebanese Phalangists, the documentary lets the audience to guess the fate of the kidnapped diplomats