Two Iranian scientists who became ill and died earlier this month are now alleged to be poisoned by Israel, according to the New York Times.
Kamran Aghamolaei worked as a geologist, and Ayoub Entezari worked as an aeronautical engineer. They suddenly fell ill in late May and died in June.
Aghamolair suffered food poisoning after attending a party hosted by Iranian police, whereas Entezari began having nausea after returning to Tehran.
The claims that Israel was behind Entezari and Aghamolaei’s killings come as concerns over Iran’s broken nuclear deal with world powers stay high.
Who Is Ayoub Entezari And Kamran Aghamolaei?
Ayoub Entezari was a famous aeronautical engineer who worked for a military research institute, whereas Kamran Agamolaei was a geologist.
According to Iranian local news portals, Ayoub and Kamran died on May 31 and June 2, respectively. The exact details of their work are still unclear.
Entezari became sick after attending a dinner party in Yazd. Police were seeking the party’s host, who had fled, according to the local police.
Authorities became more concerned after his images and videos from 2019 showed him meeting with Iran’s former president Hassan Rouhani.
On the other hand, Agamolaei went to Tehran after a business trip to Tabriz, where he felt ill with stomach pain and diarrhea. His organs fell, and he died on June 2.
He died of a heart attack, according to a press statement by Tehran’s Tarbiat Modares University, where he was a Ph.D. student. There has been no official statement yet.
Iran Suspects Killing Of Two scientists By Israel
Iran suspects Israel of poisoning their two scientists in May, according to the New York Times reported on Monday.
They both became ill rapidly in late May and continued to worsen before being sent to intensive care units in hospitals in two different Iranian cities.
They both died just a few days apart. Iran believes that Israel is involved in the passing of two scientists and wants a clear investigation of the matter.
The accusations that Israel was involved in Entezari and Aghamolaei’s killings come as tensions over Iran’s broken nuclear deal with world powers remain high.
A top Iranian military commander addressed the incident and said, “For any wrong done by the enemy, we will destroy Tel Aviv and Haifa to the ground.”
Ayoub Entezari And Kamran Aghamolaei Age
Ayoub Entezari, an aeronautical engineer, passed away at the age of 35 after several days of attending a party at Yazd.
Entezari was constructing missiles and drones in Yazd as part of his studies. He previously worked at Pardis Aerospace Corporation in Yazd, Iran.
Kamran Aghamolaei, a 31 years old geologist, traveled to Tehran after a trip to Tabriz, where he felt ill with severe nausea and diarrhea.
His organs failed; he died on June 2, as per the storied newspaper. He died due to a heart attack, as per the reports made by Tehran’s Tarbiat Modares University.
Find Ayoub Entezari And Kamran Aghamolaei On Linkedin
Ayoub Entezari and Kamran Aghamolaei are not available on Linkedin.
There are currently all over social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram after their death news appeared in news media.