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Iran: We arrested some people involved in the assassination of Fahrizadeh
A senior source has announced first arrests since the senior nuclear scientist was assassinated in the Tehran area.
In Tehran, Israel is being blamed and promised to be destroyed
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Tuesday, 08 December 2020, 20:18
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In the video: The coffin of Muhsan Fahrizadeh arrived in the capital Tehran (Photo: Reuters)
A senior Iranian official said tonight (Tuesday) that several people involved in the assassination of senior scientist Muhsin Fahrizadeh had been arrested.
"The planners of this assassination, some of whom have been identified and even arrested by security services, will not evade justice," said Hussein Amir Abdullah, an adviser to the Iranian parliamentary speaker, who was quoted by the ISNA news agency as saying. Arabic.
Fahrizadeh, who in the West is considered the head of Iran's military nuclear program, was killed in the Tehran region at the end of last month in a mysterious operation whose details are still unclear.
Senior members of the Iranian regime have blamed Israel and the Diaspora opposition, promising revenge at the right time, place and time.
The official United States and Israel have not yet addressed this directly, but have only indirectly hinted at possible involvement.
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In Israel, there are fears of revenge attacks.
Fahrizadeh funeral, last week (Photo: Reuters)
According to the latest version, voiced by the deputy commander of the Revolutionary Guards, Ali Fadawi, he was eliminated in an operation controlled remotely using artificial intelligence and a machine gun, which was manned "by a smart satellite control system."
This is in contrast to claims initially made about gunmen opening fire at Fahrizadeh's car.
According to the senior official, "there were no terrorists in the arena. The martyr Fahrizadeh was traveling when a weapon, which used an advanced camera, was aimed at him. The machine gun was placed on a pickup truck and controlled by satellite."
He added: "About 13 shots were fired at the martyr Fahrizadeh and artificial intelligence and facial recognition were used. His wife, who was sitting 25 cm from him in the same car, was not harmed."
Earlier in Iran, they said they had found a "wire tip on the assassins," though not Shortly after the assassination, eyewitnesses told official television that a commercial vehicle had exploded before several gunmen opened fire on the car.
Last week, Ali Shimkhani, secretary of Iran's National Security Council, said the assassination was carried out by "electronic means" without People in the field.Experts and officials told Reuters last week that the assassination of Fahrizadeh revealed security gaps indicating a possible intrusion into the security forces.
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