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Iranian nuclear scientist executed for spying

However, Iranian authorities have remained largely silent on the subject since then.

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Upon his arrival in Tehran in July 2010, Amiri said that he was abducted by the USA intelligence service Central Intelligence Agency and thanked Iranian authorities for returning him home.

Manoto, a private satellite television channel based in London, first reported Saturday that Mr. Amiri had been executed. The family told the BBC his body had rope marks around the neck, indicating he had been hanged.

He was said to have had in-depth knowledge of Iran’s rogue nuclear program.

The US repeatedly rejected allegations that the nuclear scientist had been held against his will.

Between 2010 and 2012, four nuclear scientists were assassinated inside Iran and a fifth survived a bomb attack.

In another video he claimed he had escaped from U.S. custody. -Israeli creation, had begun disrupting thousands of centrifuges at a uranium enrichment facility in Iran.

But when he returned to Iran, Amiri said Saudi and American officials had kidnapped him while he visited the Saudi holy city of Medina. He wanted to return to Tehran and claimed that he was being kept against his will.

“I have not done any activity against my homeland”, he said.

The odd saga of Shahram Amiri began in 2009, during Democratic presidential nominee Hillary’s Clinton’s tenure as secretary of state.

Our news chopper captured a female humpback whale doing what the New England aquarium says is called “lob-tailing”, which could be a method of getting particles off her or a method of communication. He then turned up in the United States, Politico reported. Her Republican opponent, Donald Trump, has recently released an ad poking Clinton for several of her recent “malfunctions” when speaking – playing off the idea that she is “short-circuiting” enough to make her a risky liability for the country.

13 July 2010: Amiri reappears in Washington DC at the Iranian interests section of Pakistan’s embassy, seeking to return to Iran.

Tehran and Washington have had no diplomatic ties since 1980, when students stormed the USA embassy following the previous year’s Islamic revolution.

One of the emails in question was sent by former State Department official Richard Morningstar in 2010 and refers to the scientist as “our friend”.

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Iranian nuclear scientist detained for five years 'executed'