IFP has taken a look at the front pages of Iranian newspapers on Saturday, November 28, 2020, and picked headlines from 15 of them. IFP has simply translated the headlines and does not vouch for their accuracy.
Aftab-e Yazd Newspaper:
1- Unfair Assassination of Fakhrizadeh
Arman-e Melli Newspaper:
1- Trap of Tension: Assassination of Another Nuclear Scientist
Ebtekar Newspaper:
1- Iranian Nuclear Scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh Assassinated
Etemad Newspaper:
1- A Report on an Assassination
2- Taking Revenge for Martyr Fakhrizadeh [Opinion Piece]
3- Terrorists Concerned about JCPOA [Opinion Piece]
4- Why Defence Research Matters [Opinion Piece]
Ettela’at Newspaper:
1- Iran’s Defence Industry Scientist Martyred in Terror Operation
Hemayat Newspaper:
1- People Awaiting Revenge
Iran Newspaper:
1- Assassination of Iranian Scientist
Jame Jam Newspaper:
1- Return to November 2010: Fakhrizadeh Assassinated on Anniversary of Other Nuclear Scientist’s Killing
Javan Newspaper:
1- Once Again Assassinating a Scientist
Jomhouri Eslami Newspaper:
1- Martyrdom of Defence Ministry’s Research and Innovation Chief in Terror Operation
Kayhan Newspaper:
1- An Eye for an Eye: Zionists Must Prepare Themselves
Khorasan Newspaper:
1- Terror against Iran’s Progress
Mardom Salari Newspaper:
1- Assassination of Head of Defence Ministry’s Research and Innovation Organization
Resalat Newspaper:
1- Bloody Terror in Absard
Vatan-e Emrooz Newspaper:
1- If We Don’t Hit Them, They Hit Us
* Netanyahu Had Publicized Israel Plan to Assassinate Fakhrizadeh in 2018
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