Panetta: Some idea who killed Iranian scientist, but not US

January 13, 2012 13:47

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Strongly denying any American role in the assassination of an Iranian nuclear scientist this week, US Defence Secretary Leon Panetta has said that he has
some idea on who was behind the killing in Tehran.

Addressing soldiers at Fort Bliss in Texas, Panetta said the US was not involved in any way in the assassination of the Iranian nuclear scientist, a charge levied by Tehran.

"I'm not sure who was involved. We have some ideas as to who might be involved. But we don't know exactly who was involved," Panetta said, but did not divulge any further details.

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