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Terrorists murdered an eminent Iranian scientist today.

This cowardice with serious indications of an Israeli role shows

desperate warmongering. The Zionists seek to intensify and increase pressure on Iran to wage a

full-blown war. We will descend like lightning on the killers of this oppressive martyr

and we will make them regret their actions.

Well, welcome to the rest is classified. I'm Gordon Carrera. And I'm David McCloskey.

And those were the fighting words of an Iranian government official after the assassination on

the 27th of November 2020 of a man called Mosen Fakrizadei. He may not be a household name,

but he is an important man. And this week we're going to look at his story and what it tells us

about Iran's nuclear program and the efforts to stop it and my pronunciation, perhaps, of his name.

Go on, how do you rate it? Your Persian accent during the reading, I think,

left much to be desired. It was an Anglo Persian accent. It's an Anglo, an Anglo Persian accent.

That's right. And I have had some extended conversations with Persians about how you actually

pronounce Mosin Fakrizad is name. and I've been told my pronunciation is very poor.

It's hard, I think it's hard for us

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