Mohsen Fakhrizadeh (English Wikipedia)

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Khamenei.ir [@khamenei_ir] (28 November 2020). "One of our country's eminent scientists in the nuclear & defense fields - Dr. Mohsen Fakhrizadeh -has been martyred by brutal mercenaries. With his great, enduring scientific efforts, he sacrificed his life on the path of God & the lofty status of martyrdom is his divine reward" (Tweet) – via Twitter.