Recently, the head of Iran’s nuclear program, the top nuclear physicist Mohssin Fahrizad, was assassinated in the area near Tehran, which caused an uproar in the international community. This move not only allowed Iran, Israel, and the United States The contradiction between the two countries has intensified, and the situation in the entire Middle East has once again been overshadowed by war.
On the evening of the 29th, the Iranian state media disclosed the latest details of the assassination of Fahrizad. This report overturned the news that five gunmen were involved in the attack that had been reported extensively by the media. In addition, the content of this report is more detailed, which not only allows the outside world to see the true face of the Fahrizad attack, but also allows parties to speculate on the identity of the perpetrators with more clues and directions. The media pointed out that on the day of the incident, Fahrizad and his wife departed from Mazandaran Province in northern Iran under the protection of three bodyguard vehicles. To ensure safety, one of the bodyguard vehicles left the convoy first. Go to the destination to check the safety situation.
At this moment, the car in which Fahrizad, the core figure in the team, was suddenly shot. Due to a misjudgment, Fahrizad thought that the vehicle had malfunctioned, so he walked out of the bulletproof car to check the situation. . The moment he leaned out of the car door, in a Nissan car 150 meters away from the Fahrizade bulletproof car, an automatic remote control machine gun suddenly stretched out and started shooting violently at him. It is reported that three bullets hit Fahrizad, and then the bodyguards next to Fahrizad tried to protect him with a human shield, but the bodyguards were also shot. A moment later, Nissan equipped with an automatic remote control machine gun. The car exploded.
It is worth mentioning that the assassination completed by remote control, from the firing to the car exploding self-destructing evidence, only took three minutes. There was no human action at the scene, and all were remotely controlled automatic weapons. Finished, that is to say, there was no murderer at the scene where Fahrizad was killed. After investigation, there were no casualties except for Fahrizad himself and his bodyguards. The owner of the "murder weapon" Nissan had already left Iran in late October. This also means that the assassination plan for Fahrizad, Iran's top nuclear physicist, took at least two months from the process, to the formulation of the plan, and to the specific implementation.
The place where the Nissan car stops is exactly the only way to Fahrizade, which can intuitively reflect the detail that not only the Iranian government has internal ghosts, but the level of these internal ghosts is still very high. . Usually, very few people know about the action arrangements of such important people, especially after Soleimani was assassinated, the Iranian security team itself experienced a major exchange of blood and improved the security level. But even so, the assassin's ability to know Fahrizad's trajectory and specific stopover locations with such precision indicates that the degree of penetration of Iranian intelligence agencies is quite serious. If this problem is not resolved, and if conflicts with the United States really break out, Iran may be immediately disadvantaged.
