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From The Sunday Times January 17, 2010

Iranian dissident Masoud Ali Mohammadi �killed by Arab hitman�
Masoud Ali Mohammadi
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Uzi Mahnaimi in Tel Aviv 1 Comment
Recommend? (5) 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.

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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.�

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Iranian dissident Masoud Ali Mohammadi �killed by Arab hitman�
Masoud Ali Mohammadi
Image :1 of 3
Uzi Mahnaimi in Tel Aviv 1 Comment
Recommend? (5) 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.

Related Links
Iran regime hijacks nuclear scientist's funeral
Death of scientist could lead to crackdown
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.�

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