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Titolo: ‘killed by Arab hitman’

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/middle_east/article6991081.ece
Iranian dissident Masoud Ali Mohammadi ‘killed by Arab hitman’
An Iranian university professor killed last week by a blast from a 
remote-controlled bomb strapped to a parked motorcycle may have been the 
victim of an Arab hitman, according to opposition groups.
The murder of Masoud Ali Mohammadi, 50, a supporter of Mir Hossein 
Mousavi, the opposition leader, has been blamed by the Tehran regime on 
“mercenaries” financed by Israel and Washington because of his role as a 
nuclear physicist.
However, opposition groups who monitor Hezbollah, the militant Lebanese 
movement, in Tehran, claim that a member of the group, known by his 
pseudonym “Abu Nasser”, was photographed at the scene of the explosion 
in Tehran’s affluent Gheytarih suburb.
A German-based opposition group released a photograph of a man of 
similar appearance who, it alleges, was one of the pro-regime 
demonstrators who stormed Mousavi’s office in Tehran after disputed 
presidential elections last June.
The opposition claims the Revolutionary Guard uses Hezbollah operatives 
for some bloodthirsty tasks because they have a reputation for 
ruthlessness, and are outsiders and can always be blamed as opposition 
sympathisers.
Tehran has gone to great lengths to suggest that Mohammadi was killed 
because he was a nuclear scientist, implying that he was part of Iran’s 
programme to develop nuclear weapons.
However, Majid Mohammadi, a visiting scholar at the Institute for Global 
Studies at Stony Brook University, New York, and also a friend, said: 
“He was not a nuclear physicist. He was just a physicist. I believe the 
Iranian [official] media highlight this word ‘nuclear’ to imply he was 
killed by the Israelis or Americans.”
Iran maintains close links with Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, which it 
supplies with weapons and funds. Scores of Hezbollah officials are based 
in Tehran and, according to the opposition, are frequently used by the 
regime to crack down on its opponents.
It alleges that Abu Nasser had been spotted alongside revolutionary 
guards in recent anti-government demonstrations. Sources in Tehran 
suggest the murdered scientist was a strong supporter of the opposition 
and his assassination was a warning by the regime to its opponents.
Last week President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said that the “method of 
bombing” indicated “Zionists did it and that they hate us and don’t want 
to progress”.
In Israel there was no official comment. In recent years Mossad, the 
Israeli overseas intelligence service, has launched extensive undercover 
operations inside Iran to attempt to derail its nuclear ambitions.
Mysterious fates have befallen a number of Iranians involved in the 
nuclear programme. Two years ago a nuclear scientist was found dead at 
his home, apparently from carbon monoxide poisoning.
Mishka Ben-David, a former Mossad agent, doubts that Israel was involved 
in last week’s assassination: “Could you imagine how much risk it takes 
to carry out an attack of that kind in Tehran?” He does not believe the 
Iranian professor was worth the effort.

 to carry out an attack of that kind in Tehran?”
capirai, per uno stato di dementi che vuole nuclearizzare l'Iran, il
TK degli scienziati è uno scherzo...

 Iranian dissident Masoud Ali Mohammadi 'killed by Arab hitman'
#_hahahahah...Tirato il sasso, si fa bello nel dire di averlo fatto ...ma
poi nasconde la mano...hahahahahah..
_Nahum e` unico!
Dalla sala dei bottoni gli hanno detto di far marcia indietro e postare di
nuovo un articolo, che contiene solo delle ipotesi:
 
http://www.guardian.co.uk:80/world/2010/jan/12/iran-scientist-assassination
(riportato da amalric il 13 Genn. e apparso prima del suo "painful blow to
the iranian ecc.ecc....")
_Che comica!...Torna a divertirti col libricino dei demoni, vah!...Recita
una preghierina contro il demone della retromarcia! :)