Mossad Assassinated Iran's Top Nuclear Scientist Using Remote-Operated Machine Gun
Top Israeli Spy Agency Head Admits Role in Killing
Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, the Father of Iran's Nuclear Weapons Program, Was a Target of Israel for 15 Years
Since 2004, the Israeli government has instructed its foreign intelligence agency, Mossad, to neutralize Iran's top nuclear scientist, Mohsen Fakhrizadeh. In a recent interview, the outgoing head of Mossad revealed that the agency carried out the assassination using a remote-operated machine gun.
Iran has long suspected Israel's involvement in Fakhrizadeh's death, who was considered the father of Iran's nuclear weapons program. Intelligence sources believe that Israel and an exiled opposition group collaborated to use a remote-controlled weapon to kill Fakhrizadeh.
The assassination has raised concerns about further escalation in tensions between Iran and Israel, who have engaged in a shadow war for decades. Iran has vowed retaliation for Fakhrizadeh's killing, while Israel has remained silent on its involvement.
The revelations about Mossad's role in the assassination have shed light on the covert operations undertaken by the Israeli intelligence agency. It has also raised questions about the potential consequences of such operations and their impact on regional stability.
The Times Of Israel
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