Narratives about the life of the slain Mehsa Tahri, the first female saint of Iran's missile industry.

Narratives about the life of the slain Mehsa Tahri, the first female saint of Iran's missile industry.

Dr. Shahida Mehsa Tahari, born on November 19, 1372 in Iraq, was a researcher whose years of efforts and continuous night wakings led him to strategic knowledge of Iran's missile industry. Shahida's mother recalls: "They passed the Ministry of Defense exam, passed and continued to do research in aviation and space and quantum chemistry." He was one of the key members in the design of the anti-radar missile shield. The insulation made by Rog Mehsa Tehri was stronger and more complete than the American model. Finally, on March 13, 1404, Shahida Mahsa Tahri was attacked and murdered at a meeting to coordinate the settlement in a new place and present her scientific achievements to a group of experts. The identity of this dead man is confirmed by DNA testing of two fingers. Shahida's mother says: "The enemy must be sure that he is blind." Other shelters and all the Iranian girls are in my shelter's place and continue on their way."