Mohsen Fakhrizadeh
Iranian nuclear scientist and researcher
Iranian nuclear scientist and researcher
1958
68 years ago
Scientists & Innovators
Iran
An Iranian nuclear scientist specialized in nuclear physics and engineering. Played a key role in Iran's nuclear program, particularly in the development of its enrichment capabilities. Held a high-ranking position within the Iranian defense ministry. Was considered a pivotal figure in the country's scientific advancements related to nuclear technology. Assassinated in 2020, which drew international attention and raised concerns regarding nuclear proliferation.
Led projects related to nuclear enrichment
Served as a significant figure in Iran's nuclear program
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