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Ja, Iransk kjører den versjonen og Israel er selvfølgelig synderen (noe jeg er helt enig med dem i. Det er kun Israel som er i stand til å gjennomføre en slik operasjon i Iran . Jeg er imponert over Kidon-teamets profesjonalitet).
Iran Press: Israeli made remote-controlled machine gun used in Fakhrizadeh assassination
Haaretz har også en kronologisk liste over andre aksjoner mot Irans atomprogram:
Top Iranian nuclear scientist was killed by remote-controlled machine gun, report says - Iran - Haaretz.com
Artikkelen fra Haaretz dukket plutselig opp bak en betalingsmur. Så her artikkelen:
The Iranian Fars News Agency published new details on the killing of senior Iranian nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, which has been attributed to Israel, claiming that he was assassinated by a remote-controlled machine gun that was detonated after the attack.
According to the report, Fakhrizadeh was driving with his wife in a bullet-proof vehicle on Friday morning, accompanied by a convoy of armored cars.
At some point, the convoy drove ahead of Fakhrizadeh in order to secure the location he was headed to. Gunfire was heard, leading Fakhrizadeh to pull over by the side of the road, as he thought the car had malfunctioned. Shots were than fired from a remote-controlled machine gun that was mounted on a Nissan car stationed some 150 meters away. One of the bullets hit Fakhrizadeh in the back, the report said, adding that the car had exploded several minutes later.
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ATTEMPTS TO UNDERMINE IRAN'S NUCLEAR PROGRAM
JANUARY 12, 2010
Senior Iranian nuclear scientist Prof. Massoud Ali Mohammadi assassinated in northern Tehran
SEPTEMBER 2010
A computer virus known as 'Stuxnet' deployed against the centrifuges at Natanz uranium enrichment facility
OCTOBER 29. 2010
The most senior scientist in the Iranian nuclear program at the time, Prof. Majid Shahariari, and another nuclear scientist are killed in two separate assassinations in Tehran
JULY 23, 2011
A physics professor involved in the Iranian nuclear program is killed by gunmen on motorcycles in Tehran
JANUARY 11, 2012
A chemistry expert who also served as deputy director of the Natanz enrichment facility was killed in an explosion in Tehran
JANUARY 31, 2018
Israel broke into a warehouse where documents from the Iranian nuclear program were hidden on the outskirts of Tehran and stole tens of thousands of secret documents
JUNE 26, 2020
Explosions rock Parchin military base where Iran reportedly tested explosive triggers for nuclear weapons
JUNE 30, 2020
An explosion at Khojir, near Parchin, a base surrounded by underground tunnels believed by the West to have served as a large ammunitions depot. The base produces fuels to propel the Revolutionary Guards' ballistic missile apparatus.
JULY 2, 2020
Explosion - attributed to Israel - at Natanz damages a structure containing advanced centrifuges for uranium enrichment. It is estimated that Iran's nuclear program is set back by one to two years.
JULY 19, 2020
Blast reported at a power plant in Isfahan, in central Iran
NOVEMBER 27, 2020
Leader and key coordinator of Iran's nuclear arms program, Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, is assassinated near Tehran
"The entire incident lasted three minutes, as no assassin was present at the scene, and because the shots were fired only by automated weapons," the report said. The owner of the vehicle which bore the weapon, the report said, was no longer residing in Iran.
The New York Times published an account of the incident that diverges from the Fars report, although it cites Iranian media.
According to the Times, the abandoned Nissan, parked at a roundabout, detonated and toppled a power line. A squad of 12 gunmen then emerged at the scene, some on motorcycles and other from cars parked nearby and opened fire, according to an account by Javad Mogouyi, a filmmaker who works for the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps. At least three shots hit Fakhrizadeh, Mogouyi said, adding that all 12 assassins escaped the scene unscathed.
Iranian state media earlier on Sunday reported that Fakhrizadeh's funeral procession got underway. His coffin will be moved between several mosques across the country, and Fakhrizadeh is expected to be interred on Monday.
According to Iran's state news agency IRNA, Fakhrizadeh’s body was transferred last night to the the shrine of Imam Reza in the northeastern city of Mashhad. His body will later be transferred to the city of Qom, south of Tehran, and from there to the Imam Khomeini shrine in the capital Tehran.
Iran Press: Israeli made remote-controlled machine gun used in Fakhrizadeh assassination
Haaretz har også en kronologisk liste over andre aksjoner mot Irans atomprogram:
Top Iranian nuclear scientist was killed by remote-controlled machine gun, report says - Iran - Haaretz.com
Artikkelen fra Haaretz dukket plutselig opp bak en betalingsmur. Så her artikkelen:
The Iranian Fars News Agency published new details on the killing of senior Iranian nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, which has been attributed to Israel, claiming that he was assassinated by a remote-controlled machine gun that was detonated after the attack.
According to the report, Fakhrizadeh was driving with his wife in a bullet-proof vehicle on Friday morning, accompanied by a convoy of armored cars.
At some point, the convoy drove ahead of Fakhrizadeh in order to secure the location he was headed to. Gunfire was heard, leading Fakhrizadeh to pull over by the side of the road, as he thought the car had malfunctioned. Shots were than fired from a remote-controlled machine gun that was mounted on a Nissan car stationed some 150 meters away. One of the bullets hit Fakhrizadeh in the back, the report said, adding that the car had exploded several minutes later.
>> Killing of Iran's top nuclear scientist doesn't change balance of power ■ Iran will find nuclear scientist just as talented ■ Trump may leave scorched earth and Netanyahu's happy to lend a lighter ■ Assassination is a clear message to Biden
ATTEMPTS TO UNDERMINE IRAN'S NUCLEAR PROGRAM
JANUARY 12, 2010Senior Iranian nuclear scientist Prof. Massoud Ali Mohammadi assassinated in northern Tehran
SEPTEMBER 2010
A computer virus known as 'Stuxnet' deployed against the centrifuges at Natanz uranium enrichment facility
OCTOBER 29. 2010
The most senior scientist in the Iranian nuclear program at the time, Prof. Majid Shahariari, and another nuclear scientist are killed in two separate assassinations in Tehran
JULY 23, 2011
A physics professor involved in the Iranian nuclear program is killed by gunmen on motorcycles in Tehran
JANUARY 11, 2012
A chemistry expert who also served as deputy director of the Natanz enrichment facility was killed in an explosion in Tehran
JANUARY 31, 2018
Israel broke into a warehouse where documents from the Iranian nuclear program were hidden on the outskirts of Tehran and stole tens of thousands of secret documents
JUNE 26, 2020
Explosions rock Parchin military base where Iran reportedly tested explosive triggers for nuclear weapons
JUNE 30, 2020
An explosion at Khojir, near Parchin, a base surrounded by underground tunnels believed by the West to have served as a large ammunitions depot. The base produces fuels to propel the Revolutionary Guards' ballistic missile apparatus.
JULY 2, 2020
Explosion - attributed to Israel - at Natanz damages a structure containing advanced centrifuges for uranium enrichment. It is estimated that Iran's nuclear program is set back by one to two years.
JULY 19, 2020
Blast reported at a power plant in Isfahan, in central Iran
NOVEMBER 27, 2020
Leader and key coordinator of Iran's nuclear arms program, Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, is assassinated near Tehran
"The entire incident lasted three minutes, as no assassin was present at the scene, and because the shots were fired only by automated weapons," the report said. The owner of the vehicle which bore the weapon, the report said, was no longer residing in Iran.
The New York Times published an account of the incident that diverges from the Fars report, although it cites Iranian media.
According to the Times, the abandoned Nissan, parked at a roundabout, detonated and toppled a power line. A squad of 12 gunmen then emerged at the scene, some on motorcycles and other from cars parked nearby and opened fire, according to an account by Javad Mogouyi, a filmmaker who works for the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps. At least three shots hit Fakhrizadeh, Mogouyi said, adding that all 12 assassins escaped the scene unscathed.
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Iranian state media earlier on Sunday reported that Fakhrizadeh's funeral procession got underway. His coffin will be moved between several mosques across the country, and Fakhrizadeh is expected to be interred on Monday.
According to Iran's state news agency IRNA, Fakhrizadeh’s body was transferred last night to the the shrine of Imam Reza in the northeastern city of Mashhad. His body will later be transferred to the city of Qom, south of Tehran, and from there to the Imam Khomeini shrine in the capital Tehran.
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