By Mona Hojat Ansari

Has Israel hindered Iran’s nuclear program with Fakhrizadeh's assassination?

A look at Iran’s nuclear achievements three years after the assassination of top scientist

TEHRAN - "My body was full of shrapnel from the van explosion. Pain was pulsing through my entire body, but all my attention was on Mohsen. I had him in my arms; blood was flowing from his waist, staining the concrete with its glistening crimson. I pleaded for someone, anyone, to come to our aid," recounted the wife of Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, a prominent Iranian nuclear scientist, describing the haunting scene of her beloved husband's assassination.