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The head of the Iranian nuclear program, Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, was killed by a satellite-controlled machine gun using artificial intelligence, Tehran media reported, taken over by AFP, according to Agerpres.
Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, killed on November 27, was walking down the road with an 11-member Revolutionary Guard security team as the machine gun targeted the Iranian scientist’s face and fired 13 bullets, Rear Admiral Ali Fadavi said. quoted by the Mehr news agency.
The automatic weapon, installed in a pickup truck, “was simply focused on the face of the martyr Fakhrizadeh so that his wife, who was only 25 cm away, would not be hit by any bullets,” he added.
The device was “controlled via the internet” via satellite and used a “sophisticated camera and artificial intelligence” to find its target, Fadavi continued, adding that the head of the scientist’s security team had been touched. of four bullets as she threw herself at him to protect him.
“There were no terrorists in the place,” said the deputy commander in chief of the Revolutionary Guard.
Mehr and other local media did not say whether Fadavi had mentioned the deaths of other people in the attack.
The Iranian authorities have also accused Israel and the people’s mujahideen, an opposition group banned in Iran, of committing the murder.
So far, several versions of the death of the Iranian scientist have circulated.
Defense Minister Amir Hatami initially said he was the victim of a bomb and firearm attack, while the Fars news agency, without citing sources, claimed that a “remote-controlled automatic machine gun” mounted on a Van. -up.
After the death of Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, Hatami introduced him as his deputy minister, head of the Defense Research and Innovation Organization and the head of anti-atomic defense.
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