The Iranian court ruled that Washington compensated $ 4.3 billion in family members of the thorns scientists

According to the Associated Press on the 23rd, a court of Iranian judged on Thursday that the U.S. government should pay more than $ 4 billion in compensation to the family members who have been assassinated in the Iranian nuclear scientist in recent years.

The Associated Press said that the judgment was generally only symbolic and largely highlighted the continuously upgraded relationship between Iran and the West. At the same time, the negotiations on the United States' return to the Iranian nuclear agreement have fallen into a deadlock.

It is reported that the Iranian court issued a statement that the United States was organizing Israel's organizational crime against these victims. The Associated Press mentioned that Tehran has accused Israel of killing the killing of Iran nuclear scientists since ten years ago.

It is reported that it is unclear how the court implements this judgment at present, and there is no confiscated US asset in Iran. Nevertheless, the court, responsible for reviewing the case, also issued a summon book on 37 former US officials, including former US President Barack Barack and Trump, as well as former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, former Iranian affairs. Ke and former US Minister of Defense Ashton Carter.

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The Associated Press quoted Yitong News Agency (IRNA) that the three nuclear scientists who were assassinated and a nuclear scientist who were injured in the attack incident initiated the above lawsuit in the Tehran Court, but the identity of the plaintiff was not subject to disclose. The court ordered US $ 4.3 billion in compensation, including fines.

It is reported that Iran and Israel have fallen into a "shadow war" spanning the Middle East. The conflict was upgraded as Iran's nuclear scientists and military officials were suspected of being assassinated. At the end of 2020, Iran accused Israel with a remote control machine on the outskirts of Tehran killing his top nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh. Iran had previously imposed sanctions on some U.S. government and military officials on the grounds of suspected "terrorism" and "human rights" to retaliate against the assassination of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Commander Casim Soleimani two years ago. To.

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