Iran suspects Israel POISONED two of its top scientists
Ayoub Entezari, 35 (pictured), and Kamran Aghamolaei, 31, died two weeks ago in Iran after falling ill following a meal, and Tehran now believes both men were poisoned on Israel's orders.
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Ayoub Entezari, 35 (pictured), and Kamran Aghamolaei, 31, died two weeks ago in Iran after falling ill following a meal, and Tehran now believes both men were poisoned on Israel's orders.
The two men are reported to have died in separate incidents inside the country
TEHRAN: Two Iranian aerospace officials, including a member of the Revolutionary Guards’ Corps, were “martyred while on mission” in separate incidents inside the country, the Fars news agency reported Monday. Ali Kamani, a member of the Guards aerospace division was “martyred” in the city of Khomein in Iran’s central Markazi province, Fars said, quoting a Guards statement. In
Two Iranian aerospace officials, including a member of the Revolutionary Guards’ Corps, were “martyred while on mission” in separate incidents inside the country, the Fars news agency reported Monday.
Two Iranian aerospace officials have been "martyred while on mission" in separate incidents inside the country, the armed forces said Monday. Ali Kamani, a mem