Iran's top nuclear scientist was assassinated by a killer AI robot

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

42% : There was also a second disguised spy car positioned three-quarters of a mile earlier along the route in a spot where Fakhrizadeh's car would make a U-turn to turn down the road toward his country home in Absard, a town east of Tehran.
33% : Fakhrizadeh was long suspected by the West of masterminding a secret nuclear bomb program for Iran.
31% : Long before November 27, Israel began smuggling the gun into Iran.
29% : Iran claimed previously a killer robot killed the top nuclear scientist but the claims had been rubbished.
12% : Trump had reversed the US's nuclear deal with Iran agreed on by his predecessor Barack Obama - and Israeli officials believed Joe Biden would reenter into the agreement.

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