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        US, Israel, Britain, MKO Collaborating in 
		Assassination of Iranian Scientists, Says Iranian Defense Minister
 November 30, 2010 TEHRAN (FNA)-  Iranian Defense Minister Brigadier General Ahmad Vahidi said 
		that the US, Israel and British spy agencies and the anti-Iran terrorist 
		Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO) are conducting joint terrorist 
		operations to assassinate Iranian university professors and scientists.
		
 "This inauspicious act was sponsored by the Zionist regime and 
		in coordination with the western intelligence agencies, the US and 
		Britain in particular, and was carried out by MKO hirelings," Vahidi 
		said in Iran's Northern city of Babol today.
 
 Vahidi strongly 
		condemned the recent terrorist attacks in Tehran, and called on the 
		international community and those who claim to be supporters of the 
		human rights to react to the terrorist moves.
 
 He expressed 
		confidence that Iran's security and intelligence bodies will succeed in 
		defusing enemies' new plot as they did in the past.
 
 Earlier, 
		Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad took the Zionist regime and 
		certain western countries responsible for the assassination of Iranian 
		university professors Fereidoon Abbasi Davani and Majid Shahriari in 
		Tehran on Monday morning, but meantime underlined that such criminal 
		acts can never hinder Iran's progress.
 
 "The western governments 
		and the Zionist regime have a hand in the assassination of the two 
		Iranian university professors," Ahmadinejad said at a press conference 
		here in Tehran on Monday.
 
 Stressing that such criminal acts and 
		plots which have been hatched to create insecurity in Iran cannot 
		undermine the country's resolve towards progress, he warned about 
		Tehran's retaliatory measures against the enemies.
 
 The Iranian 
		president also urged the country's security officials to rapidly 
		identify those behind the attacks and introduce them to the public.
 
 Abbasi Davani and Shahriari were assassinated in separate terrorist 
		bomb attacks here in Tehran on Monday morning with the latter killed 
		immediately after the blast.
 
 Initial investigations revealed 
		that terrorists had planted bombs on the teachers' vehicles and blasted 
		their cars at 7:45 a.m. (0415 GMT).
 
 An eye witness present at 
		the scene of the terrorist attack told FNA that the terrorists riding 
		two motorcycles came close to the vehicle carrying Shahriari at 7:45 
		a.m. and threw a bomb at the car which blasted and killed the lecturer 
		and wounded his wife and his driver.
 
 Abbasi Davani was also 
		assassinated the same way, but he could survive the attack and was 
		transferred to a Tehran hospital along with his wife after being wounded 
		in the attack.
 
 Another Iranian university professor and nuclear 
		scientist, Massoud Ali Mohammadi, was also assassinated in a terrorist 
		bomb attack in Tehran in January.
 
 The bomb which killed Ali 
		Mohammadi had been planted on a motorcycle outside his home in Tehran's 
		Northern neighborhood of Qeytariyeh.
 
 After the assassination, 
		President Ahmadinejad said that the Zionist regime of Israel was 
		responsible for the terrorist attack on Ali Mohammadi.
 
 The 
		report of experts on the scene of the explosion said that the 
		assassination had been conducted in the method used by the Zionists, 
		Ahmadinejad said at the time.
 
 
 
 
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