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IRANIAN nuclear scientist was killed using 'SATELLITE-CONTROLLED Machine GUN'
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 79628285:MV80NjE2OTIwXzg0MDcyNzk3X0MxRDYwQTQw] I don't believe there are satellites, if anything they are high altitude blimps, but in this case they used something different, much different and only a borderline genius like me, will give you the correct answer for what they used/did. They are perplexed about how this was done, but it is simple: They have "Cloaking Devices." They can stand 20-30 away from you and they can't see you. This is not science fiction, they have had this type of things for decades. You put the gun under the "Cloak," with you. No, I am not getting inside intel', that's just how my mind goes figuring things out, so don't even think someone broke their Top Secret Clearance telling me this, but I will bet you money. [/quote]
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The gun was so accurate that the scientist's wife, who was sitting in the same car, was not injured, reports say.
Mohsen Fakhrizadeh died in hospital on 27 November after gunmen fired at his car near Tehran, in an ambush Iran's president has blamed on Israel.
Iran's semi-official Mehr news agency quoted Commodore Ali Fadavi, deputy commander of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), as saying:
"The machine gun was equipped with artificial intelligence
to target Martyr Fakhrizadeh."
He said that the gun fired 13 shots at Mr Fakhrizadeh but was so accurate that the scientist's wife, who was sitting in the same car, was not injured.
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