November 27, 2020, marks the day Iranian nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh was neutralized near Tehran. A year later, Israel told US officials that it was behind the assassination. 

Iran's top number 1 nuclear expert was killed by the Mossad, who used a one-ton remote-controlled gun smuggled into Iran piece by piece over 8 months, the Jewish Chronicle disclosed. The assassination was necessary to stop Iran's nuclear terrorism.

The 20-plus spy team, including dual nationals, carried out the high-tech hit after 8 months of painstaking surveillance. Israel has concluded that his death has extended the period of the time it would take Iran to achieve a bomb from 3 months to 2 years.

Neither his wife nor any of his security team were harmed in the attack, which was carried out using a hyper-accurate automated weapon to protect civilians from collateral damage.