Forbesflipped into InnovationMiddle East Why A Remote-Controlled Machine Gun Was The Perfect Weapon For Assassinating Iranian Nuclear Scientist Forbes - David HamblingA remote-controlled machine gun was used to assassinate nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, according to Iranian officials. If true, this would be the highest-profile use of such a weapon, but it’s a...
B Nairflipped into News GlobalIran Killing of Iranian Nuke Scientist is Straight Out of a Spy Novel thequint.com - Dr Tara Kartha It's like something straight out of a spy story. A quiet and low profile head of a covert nuclear effort, killed at a fashionable resort, in a hail …
Derrick Ashflipped into Power kegIran Iran Says Scientist Was Killed In 'New, Complex' Operation: Top Official Barron's - AFP - Agence France Presse A top Iranian official Monday said nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh was killed in a new type of "complex operation", blaming arch-foe Israel and …
The Washington Postflipped into WorldIsrael The debate now is not whether Israel killed Iran’s top nuclear scientist, but why verified_publisherThe Washington Post - By Steve Hendrix, Shira RubinIran began the burial of one of the country's top nuclear scientists, Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, in a cemetery in northern Tehran on Nov. 30. (Reuters) Commentators, brushing past Israel’s refusal to comment...
The Telegraphflipped into OpinionIran Iran is alarmingly defiant over its nuclear ambitions The TelegraphThe assassination of a leading Iranian nuclear scientist represents a significant escalation in tensions between Tehran and the West over the ayatollahs’ nuclear ambitions. While no one has officially...
Daily Mailflipped into Top StoriesMiddle East Israel's robot weapons as Iran says scientist killed by remote-control dailymail.co.uk - By Chris Pleasance for MailOnline Israel is one of the world's foremost users of drone technology on the battlefield, with remote-control pickups, boats and backpack drones at its …
