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Wednesday, 1 December 2021 (YJC)_ An official of the Zionist regime acknowledged that the assassination of the martyr "Mohsen Fakhrizadeh" did not stop the progress of Tehran's nuclear program.
An Israeli official acknowledged on Tuesday night, Tehran time, that the assassination of Iranian nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh had not stopped the progress of Tehran's nuclear program.
According to the Times of Israel website, an unnamed Israeli official told the regime's Channel 12 that the assassination of Mohsen Fakhrizadeh last year did not meet Tel Aviv's expectations of halting Iran's nuclear program.
The anonymous official of the Zionist regime said:
Fakhrizadeh's assassination last year, as expected, did not stop the progress of Iran's nuclear program. The current situation is the most advanced situation that Iran's nuclear program has reached.
The Zionist official said:
There is a huge effort on the part of Israel, both overtly and behind the scenes, to push for an enhanced agreement while drawing up a plan for a major and major offensive.
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