Mohsen Fakhrizadeh: Last News

artificial intelligence.Mohsen Fakhrizadeh was gunned down on November 27, aged 61. Fakhrizadeh who is said to have been the brains behind Iran's nuclear programme was travelling by car outside of Tehran with a security force of 11 guards.

In the final weeks of the Trump administration, Iran is confronting growing pressure amidst concerns over the recent assassination of its top nuclear scientist and continued US financial sanctions “Iran, as stated before as our definite policy, will independently give a matching response to those who ordered and committed this with maximum pain for those who did this,” said Saeed Khatibzadeh, an Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson, of the assassination Friday of Iran’s top nuclear scientist. Iran’s government blames Israel for killing Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, the founder of Iran’s nuclear program who the Israeli government had publicly singled out in 2018 while charging Iran was developing a secret nuclear program.

killed in a strategic attack while travelling by car in Absard, Damavand, Iran, near the capital Tehran, on Friday. Mr Fakhrizadeh was 61 when he was shot dead by gunmen – who also detonated a bomb in a vehicle in order to bring his car to a stop.Reports have suggested that as many as 62 people were involved in the hit – split into six vehicles to chase down the scientist and kill him.Iranian journalist Mohamad Ahwaze has suggested 50 operatives provided “logistical support” for the strike, while a further 12 were on the ground for the mission.The New York Post reports Mr Ahwaze claimed that the hit squad had: “entered special training courses, as well as security and intelligence services abroad.

Details about a plot to kill a nuclear scientist have been unveiled as Iran promised revenge over his assassination.

Democratic Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar on Sunday and journalist Glenn Greenwald traded barbs on Twitter after Greenwald said Omar defended former CIA Director John Brennan and the Logan Act.

An Iranian military commander said Iran would strike back against killers who shot dead a suspected top nuclear scientist.