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Захтевајући "заштиту Устава и владавине народа", у Данској су данас протестовали фармери због одлуке Владе на основу које је побијена целокупна популација визона (нерчева) гајених на 1.100 фарми у Данској.

Премијерка Мете Фредериксен је то наредила 4. новембра јер је мутирани коронавирус откривен међу тим животињама које се због крзна, драгоценог за индустрију одеће, гаје ради драња.
Визоне су потом побили војска и полиција и затрпали булдожерима.

Међутим, надлежни одбор Скупштине Данске је накнадно утврдио да је одлука да се ликвидира свих 17 милиона гајених визона - како оболелих, тако и здравих, неуставна и незаконита, због чега је министар пољопривреде Могенс Јенсен поднео оставку.

Фармери који сматрају да оставка једног министра није довољна, данас су се на 850 трактора провезли улицама два највећа данска града - Kопенхагена и Архуса, уз поруку да "Нико није изнад Устава" и захтев да се у Данску "Врати демократија".

BREAKING: Iranian media reporting that high level nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh has been assassinated. Widely referred to as Iran’s Robert Oppenheimer. He is by far the most important Iranian nuclear scientist to be assassinated to date. Netanyahu had mentioned him by name

— Ali Arouzi (@aliarouzi) November 27, 2020

Trita Parsi
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Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, one of Iran's most important nuclear officials, has been assassinated in Tehran. This is what we know /THREAD/:

1. Israel has assassinated numerous Iranian nuclear scientists in the past but have never been able to get to the highly protected Fakhrizadeh.

2. Some Iranian reports claim it was a suicide attack, but the bullet holes in Fakhrizadeh’s car cast some doubt on that.

3. If it was a suicide bomb, then that reduces the likelihood of Israeli operatives carrying out the attack.

4. Israel has, however, used operatives from the Iranian terrorist organization the MEK in the past to conduct attacks in Iran. The MEK is the group that introduced suicide assassinations to Iran.

NBC: Israel and MEK Responsible for Murdering Iranian Scientists
That’s the conclusion drawn in this blockbuster report — which, precisely because it is a blockbuster that makes Israel and the MEK’s vast number of Democratic and Republican supp…

http://opiniojuris.org/2012/02/11/nbc-israel-and-mek-responsible-for-murdering-iranian-scientists/

5. Israel is a prime suspect because of a few factors:
- It has the expertise and capacity.
- It has done it before.
- It has the motivation.

6. Let’s unpack the last point: Conducting attacks in Iran has few down-sides for Israel right now. Either Iran lashes out and sparks a broader conflict that sucks in the US, bringing about a US-Iran confrontation that Netanyahu long has sought.

7. If Iran sits tight and waits out the Trump presidency, Israel will not have lost much as Trump clearly has either given Israel the green light to attack Iran or at a minimum refuses to impose a cost on Israel for dragging the US to the brink of war with Iran.

8. Either way, the assassination (and other likely future attacks) will likely harden Iran’s position and complicate - if not hinder - the Biden team’s attempts to revive diplomacy. That serves Netanyahu’s interest as well.

9. Indeed, Tehran’s openness to post-JCPOA negotiations on missiles and other matters will likely diminish if Israel engages in assassinations in Iran or attacks Iranian targets elsewhere - such as in Syria.

10. In fact, the Obama administration CONDEMNED Israel’s earlier assassinations precisely because it knew the murders wouldn’t set back Iran’s nuclear program - their only intent and impact would be to set back diplomacy. See https://www.amazon.com/Losing-Enemy-Obama-Triumph-Diplomacy/dp/0300218168

11. We are now in a worse situation for the next +50 days. The main impact of attacks of this kind will NOT be to set back Iran’s program but to render diplomacy for Biden more difficult. Trump will not push back against these attacks - he may even be encouraging and aiding them.

12. Be prepared for a very bumpy ride till Biden’s inauguration. And if it turns out that Israel was behind the assassination, have no illusions about Netanyahu’s desire to drag the US into another endless war in the Middle East…

Iran's President Rouhani accuses Israel of killing a prominent Iranian scientist long suspected by the West of masterminding a secret nuclear bomb programme – state TV https://t.co/7OV8Ef3q8G pic.twitter.com/asJ70kcSef

— TRT World (@trtworld) November 28, 2020

"Remember that name – Fakhrizadeh."

–Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, April 30, 2018 pic.twitter.com/7NF2DkElSU

— Daniel Rubenstein (@paulrubens) November 27, 2020

Israel's spy agency, Mossad, stole a huge trove of documents from Iran earlier this year in one of its most brazen missions.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu revealed the mission in a speech accusing Iran of "brazenly lying" about its nuclear capabilities. Netanyahu unveiled a collection of documents, which he said were stolen directly from Tehran facilities in "a great intelligence achievement."

Among the stolen intel were 110,000 documents, videos, and photographs that Netanyahu claimed showed Iran lied about its nuclear ambitions and deceived powers involved in the 2015 nuclear deal, known as the JCPOA.

Netanyahu said that stash was made up of 55,000 pages of documents and another 55,000 files stored on 183 CDs. He said the haul collectively weighed half a ton.

Netanyahu didn't confirm how Mossad, known for its stealthy missions, obtained the material, but did say they had been stored in "a dilapidated warehouse."

"Few Iranians knew where it was — very few," Netanyahu said.

And now more details on the Iran mission have since emerged. A senior Israeli official told The New York Times that Mossad first discovered the unnamed warehouse in Tehran in February 2016, and began its surveillance from there.

The official also claimed that Mossad agents broke into the building one night this past January, took the 110,000 documents, and returned them to Israel that same night.

Senior Israeli sources told Israel's Channel 10 News that Iran chose the nondescript warehouse because it was trying to conceal over a decade of evidence of its nuclear activity from the IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency).

Over 100 people were reportedly involved in the planning and execution of the operation. Officials said they could not physically take the entire archive of documents from the warehouse because they were "heavy."