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במסגרת גלי התקיפות שהושלמו לאחרונה בטהרן, חיל-האוויר תקף בהכוונה מדויקת של אמ"ן, אתר מחקר ופיתוח אסטרטגי נוסף של התעשיות הצבאיות ומערך הטילים הבליסטיים האיראני. אתר אוניברסיטת "מאלכ אשתר" שימש את התעשיות הצבאיות ומערך הטילים הבליסטיים של משטר הטרור האיראני לפיתוח רכיבים לנשק גרעיני ואמצעי לחימה. אוניברסיטת "מאלכ אשתר" כפופה למשרד ההגנה האיראני, ונמצאת תחת סנקציות בינלאומיות בגין פעילותה במשך עשרות שנים לקידום תכנית הגרעין ופיתוח טילים בליסטיים. התקיפה מהווה נדבך נוסף במאמץ המתמשך לפגוע ביכולת של המשטר להתקדם לעבר השגת נשק גרעיני, ומצטרף לרצף הפעולות שבוצעו במהלך מבצע "שאגת הארי", שמטרתן פגיעה רחבה ומתמשכת בכל יסודות המשטר. צה"ל לא יאפשר למשטר האיראני להשיג נשק גרעיני.

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A second (unverified) source adds: "Today, the 29th of Esfand (March 20), at around 11 a.m. Iran time, Mojtaba’s ventilator was turned off. In the past few days, the ventilator tubes had been filling with blood, meaning his lungs had completely failed. The earlier news of his death was correct, and today the machine was turned off." A third (verified) source adds: "On the 9th of Esfand, when Mojtaba was severely injured, he underwent surgery at Sina Hospital (one of his legs was amputated; his condition was critical, with brain edema, and he was intubated with a Glasgow Coma Scale score of at most 5). After the operation, he was transferred to Baqiyatollah Hospital. Until the following Monday, his level of consciousness was around 9, and he was still intubated. That means for up to ten days after the injury, he remained in critical condition: unconscious, breathing with a ventilator, and hospitalized in the ICU. So this patient didn’t only have bleeding or limb amputation; he had also suffered brain injury, and his condition was not stable. I don’t know how severe the head injury was, but even if he was alive, his state wouldn’t have been good. The amputation is certain. But the rest of his body was not unharmed either, and he had other injuries. If the drop in consciousness had been only due to blood loss, then within a day or two, with surgery, care, and hemodynamic stabilization, he should have improved. However, even after 10 days (19 Esfand), his level of consciousness remained low. That’s why I strongly suspect he also had brain injury and was likely in a coma. There have been multiple reports about where he was taken, making it unclear. From the 19th of Esfand until now, with the New Year, I didn’t follow up closely and only saw your message about his death in a coma, which is consistent with his condition."