Iranian Intelligence Minister, Heidar Moslehi, announced that security forces have managed to arrest all suspected perpetrators of the murder of a nuclear scientist, Masud Ali Mohammadi and that there is new evidence that will be released in the future. In a statement released by the Iranian news agency Irna, Intelligence owner insisted that they are all related to foreign intelligence services.
The scientist died on January 12, 2010, victim of a device placed in a small-displacement motorcycle and apparently triggered by remote control as he left his home in northern Tehran. "We have identified all the conspirators and terrorists, and in due course be reported to shame as possible to foreign intelligence services," he said.
The Iranian minister did not mention what secret services but said the Mossad, NATO, EU and UK have continued to conspire. Moslehi also announced that new evidence about the attack and also be revealed in the future. Two weeks ago, the Iranian Intelligence Ministry itself said it had dismantled a network of Israeli spies "accused of perpetrating the attack Mohamadi.
At first, authorities blamed the attack on "anti-revolutionary groups"-expression that often involve the opposition in exile "and" terrorist organizations "supported by the U.S. and the UK. On 29 November in two separate attacks with bombs placed by motorists limpets moving vehicles killed Iranian scientist Majid Shahriari while his colleague was injured Fereydoun Abbasid.
Iran accused in this case a foreign secret services, in particular the U.S. CIA, Israeli Mossad and British intelligence. The Islamic Republic remains a fierce pulse with much of the great powers, who accuse him of hiding under its civil nuclear program, another clandestine nature and ambition of war whose objective is the acquisition of a nuclear arsenal, an allegation Tehran denies.
Iran has announced it will bring Israel to justice for the murder of Ali Mohamadi. 
The scientist died on January 12, 2010, victim of a device placed in a small-displacement motorcycle and apparently triggered by remote control as he left his home in northern Tehran. "We have identified all the conspirators and terrorists, and in due course be reported to shame as possible to foreign intelligence services," he said.
The Iranian minister did not mention what secret services but said the Mossad, NATO, EU and UK have continued to conspire. Moslehi also announced that new evidence about the attack and also be revealed in the future. Two weeks ago, the Iranian Intelligence Ministry itself said it had dismantled a network of Israeli spies "accused of perpetrating the attack Mohamadi.
At first, authorities blamed the attack on "anti-revolutionary groups"-expression that often involve the opposition in exile "and" terrorist organizations "supported by the U.S. and the UK. On 29 November in two separate attacks with bombs placed by motorists limpets moving vehicles killed Iranian scientist Majid Shahriari while his colleague was injured Fereydoun Abbasid.
Iran accused in this case a foreign secret services, in particular the U.S. CIA, Israeli Mossad and British intelligence. The Islamic Republic remains a fierce pulse with much of the great powers, who accuse him of hiding under its civil nuclear program, another clandestine nature and ambition of war whose objective is the acquisition of a nuclear arsenal, an allegation Tehran denies.
Iran has announced it will bring Israel to justice for the murder of Ali Mohamadi.
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