Iran: different

An Iranian nuclear scientist, who went missing last year June in Saudi-Arabia during a haj, turns out to have defected to the USA.
ABC News reports that Shahram Amiri, a nuclear scientist at Tehran’s Malek Ashtar University, now lives in the USA and works for the CIA.
The Malek Ashtar university has been identified by the UN as a nuclear research facility overseen by Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps.
Documents, obtained by the Times last year, show that much nuclear work is outsourced to trusted universities.
ABC reported that Amiri's defection was part of a CIA operation to woo Iranian nuclear scientists with family contacts in the US.
The most senior Iranian believed to have defected is Ali Reza Asghari, a former Revolutionary Guard brigadier general and Deputy Defence Minister, who vanished on a trip to Turkey in 2007.
source: timesonline.co.uk

The status of student activist and member of the Islamic Students Association of Polytecnic University, Majid Tavakoli, is unknown.
December 7th 2009 he was arrested, shortly after a speech he held on Student Day.
Currently he is in solitary confinement.
Since January 7,after a telephone call, he has had no other contact with his family. His family tried to arrange a contact with him, but in vain.
This unknown situation has caused his family much worry.
source: persian2english.com



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