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Well, a lot of news broke over Thanksgiving weekend.

So apparently the Israelis is the sort of suspected source of this.

Apparently, the Israelis knocked off Iran's

nuclear chief now that's not been clarified it's not totally clear who killed Iran's nuclear

chief over the weekend but whenever somebody in the Iranian nuclear industry goes down as a fair

bet that probably the Israelis had something to do with it according to the UK Daily Mail remarkable

detail of the

elaborate plot to assassinate prominent and distinguished Iranian nuclear scientist Mosin

Fakhrizada has been leaked as the rogue nation claim Israel is behind the hit. Fakrisida, dubbed the father

of Iran's bomb program, was shot dead in his car by 12 highly trained assassins following an explosion

in the city of Abzard, 50 miles east of Tehran. The killers, apparently including a pair of snipers, formed part of a 62-person group of plotters. The remaining 50 people were responsible for logistical support. According to the Daily Mail, extraordinary detail about Favrizadez's final moments have been revealed by Iranian journalist Mohamed Awazet, who claims he received leaked

information from the country's authorities. This is coming courtesy of the Iranians, so always take it

with a grain of salt. Fakhrizziah deaths sent tensions in the region skyrocketing as Iran has

repeatedly blamed Israel's National Intelligence Agency Mossad for the assassination with several

prominent figures vowing revenge. Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khomeini, who has the final say on all matters of state. Yesterday said Iran's first priority after the killing was the definitive punishment of the perpetrators and those who ordered it. He did not elaborate. In an intervention that risks inflaming conflict even further, a former head of the U.S. CIA labeled the assassination a criminal act and branded it highly reckless.

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