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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani revealed during Saturday’s cabinet meeting the latest activities of nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, who was assassinated in Tehran yesterday, promising to respond in a timely manner.
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Rouhani noted that scientist Fakhri Zadeh had recently set his time conducting research to combat the Corona virus and manufacture virus diagnostic devices, and worked to achieve Iran’s self-sufficiency in manufacturing equipment and drugs to deal with the pandemic.
Rouhani stressed that Iran will respond to Fakhrizadeh’s assassination at the appropriate time, stressing that Iran is smarter and wiser than falling into the Israeli trap that seeks to create chaos in the region.
Rouhani said: “We have read the hands of the Zionist regime and it will not achieve its sinister goals against Iran.”
The Iranian president stressed that the assassination of the Iranian nuclear scientist would not go unanswered, considering that the assassination of Mohsen Fakhrizadeh was the consequence of the impotence of Iran’s enemies in the region and its failure in political records.
Rouhani noted that the assassination of scientist Fakhri Zadeh shows that the enemy is in a state of tension for the next few weeks and feels that the pressure on Iran is breathing its last breath. He said: “The enemy wants to take advantage of the next few weeks to be able to destabilize the region.”
He stressed that the assassination of Fakhrizadeh would not stand in the way of Iran in the scientific fields, but would lead to an escalation of its resolve, and that Iran’s enemies should realize that Iran is more courageous than not responding to the crime of murder.
On Friday, November 27, the head of the Iranian Defense Ministry’s Research and Technology Center, Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, was assassinated in an assassination operation labeled by Tehran as a “terrorist”.
Source: RT
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