Moscow-Sana
The head of the Russian-Iranian Council for Economic and Trade Cooperation, Rajab Saffarov, strongly condemned the assassination of Iranian nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh.
This came in an interview with SANA's correspondent in Moscow today.
In turn, Konstantin Troitsev, a senior scientific researcher at the Center for Arab and Islamic Studies at the Institute of Orientalism, considered in a similar interview that the assassination of Fakhrizadeh was considered a terrorist crime in which the finger of blame points to "Israel" and the United States, and the international community should not tolerate this disgraceful approach.