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Rouhani: Terrorists Won’t Disrupt Iranian Scientists Will for Progress

Rouhani: Terrorists Won’t Disrupt Iranian Scientists Will for Progress
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By Staff, Agencies

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani strongly condemned the terror attack on a top Iranian physicist, saying such moves will not prevent the country’s scientists from moving along the path of development.

In a message on Saturday on the martyrdom of Iranian physicist, Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, Rouhani said that indeed, this vicious terrorist attack emanated from the enemies’ repeated failures in hindering the Iranian nations’ scientific progress and honor.

“Once again, the evil hands of Global Arrogance, and their Zionist mercenaries, were stained with the blood of another Iranian, causing deep grief in across the nation for losing a hard-working scientist,” Rouhani wrote.

“Undoubtedly, this horrific terrorist incident is due to the inability of the sworn enemies of the Iranian nation against the scientific movement and the honors and capabilities of the great nation of Iran. It also comes after the enemies’ repeated defeats in the region and other political arenas, and the depth of their malice and resentment.”

Rouhani, however, noted that Iran’s enemies should know that the martyrdom of people such as Mohsen Fakhrizadeh “will not only not disrupt the will of the youth and scientists of Iran to follow the path of accelerated scientific growth and conquer the peaks of honor, but it will also make them more determined to continue the path of this precious martyr.”

Rouhani then assured that the Iranian Defense Ministry will undoubtedly fill the vacancy caused by the loss of this great scientist with the help of his hard-working and selfless colleagues and students.

He also expressed “deepest condolences to the respectable family of this great martyr and to the Iranian nation and the scientific community.”

Martyr Fakhrizadeh was assassinated on Friday in a multi-pronged attack involving at least one explosion and small fire by a number of assailants in Absard city of Damavand County, Tehran province.

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