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Forget agents from wherever; this was death by remote control!

Mohsen Fakhrizadeh was travelling in convoy north of Tehran on Friday when an object struck his car, sources said, forcing it to stop as he got out to investigate. A remote-controlled machine gun mounted in a Nissan parked beside the road then opened fire, Iranian media reported, fatally shooting the scientist before the gun self-destructed. Fakhrizadeh then got out of the car(zig??!!) to check what was happening before the remote-controlled gun opened fire, Fars said. The nuclear scientist was shot twice in the side and once in the spine, killing him. A bodyguard who tried to shield Fakhrizadeh's body was also shot and wounded before the parked car exploded...Investigators also claimed to have identified the owner of the Nissan, who they said left the country on Sunday, two days after the attack took place...Iran has been caught in a quandary over how to respond to the assassination, with some urging immediate action while others - including President Hassan Rouhnai - urged patience. Iran is thought to fear that any tit-for-tat attack could force incoming President Joe Biden to backtrack on a pledge to renegotiate a nuclear deal with the country that Trump tore up. For Iran, the deal would mean the lifting of $anction$ which have crippled the country's economy and led to domestic unrest.

Politic$ a$ u$ual imho https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...s-revenge.html