FBI Seeks Public Help in Case of Missing Ex-Agent Robert Levinson

New posters identify two Iranian intelligence officers believed to be linked to Levinson's 2007 abduction and presumed death.

The FBI has released 'seeking information' posters for Mohammad Baseri and Ahmad Khazai, senior Iranian intelligence officers suspected of involvement in Robert Levinson's disappearance.
Levinson, a retired FBI agent, vanished in 2007 during an unauthorized CIA mission to Iran's Kish Island and is presumed dead since 2020.
The U.S. Treasury Department sanctioned Baseri and Khazai in 2020, alleging their roles in Levinson's abduction, detention, and probable death.
The FBI is offering a $5 million reward, and the State Department is offering $20 million for information leading to Levinson's recovery and return.
The Iranian government has consistently denied knowledge of Levinson's whereabouts, despite evidence and claims by U.S. officials implicating Iranian authorities.