Somebody (probably more) in Iran knows the truth: a running gun battle with four bikers and the Santa Fe driver would be hard to miss.
However, we know Iran lies about their lies, and it’s hard to get trustworthy reports from inside the country.
Also, Israel knows what really happened.

More on why I doubt the Fars News report at ZH:
Looking at the example pix at ZH, wouldn’t someone have noticed the machine gun mounted in the pick-up? The target had at least 2 cars worth of bodyguards who ought to be looking for things like that.
(Waiting for the lead car to leave before striking was expert timing, and argues that the hit team knew the routine for the trip to F’s villa. The NYP only mentions three cars total; would there have been four instead, or are both counting F’s own vehicle as one of three?)

Also: who drove the pick-up into position? Are there a lot of self-driving cars in Iran? Lack of a driver ought to have aroused attention.
As for F. getting out of the car himself to check a suspicious noise: not on your tin type.
Unless he and his guards were way under standard IQ.
Any movie fan knows not to do that!

Neither Biden nor Harris has Obama’s charisma (thank goodness).
Nor does anyone else on their team.
Likewise, neither of the leads has any competence, but the only thing Obama was good at was giving cover to whoever was actually managing his administration’s actions.
Remember, he never knew about anything until he read it in the papers.
I would like to know who was actually running his foreign ops (wonder what Valerie Jarrett is doing these days), but one sure thing is that the same person(s) are going to be running Biden’s, so the level of competence (however we define that) will be maintained.
That’s not good news.
Odds are good, however, that it won’t be John “figurehead” Kerry.

“…the assassination was done using an automatic machine gun operated with a remote control and not with gunmen who were on the ground… The shots were fired from an automatic machine gun which was mounted on the pickup truck and operated by remote control…Seconds later the Nisan pickup truck exploded in what looks like a self destruct mechanism.”

https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/iran-nuclear-scientist-shot-mounted-remote-controlled-machine-gun

True? Agiprop? Who knows.

Wow. Sixty-two people, says the report. Lots of insider knowledge to make this work.
Great work, Iranian intel and security. Sixty two bad guys wandering around fixing to kill one of your stars and….nobody noticed?

I wouldn’t want to be in anything resembling intel in Iran just now. Suspicion spreads when it’s easier to believe than to believe the hated enemy is so freaking good.

We used to watch Seal Team on television. Before an op, they always had a briefing explaining everything they were going to face. It may have been a plot device to clue in the viewers, but the point is spec ops guys know the assistant cook’s mother’s maiden name. The SEALs aren’t the first on the target. Same for other spec ops. They’re the trigger pullers who come after whatever intel sources there are. Could be sigint. Could be somebody in house on our dime. Could be the guy with the fruit stand on the corner for the last four years.
Point is, the Iranians don’t know and the gyrations to try to find out are going to be a real problem for the effort going forward, not to mention any poor schlub under suspicion.
Then, of course, there are the new regulations. Security, by its nature, reduces the efficiency of the secured asset. So there’s always a point at which the trade off reaches “enough”. This obviously wasn’t “enough” so the new regime is going to have to be more intrusive and reduce efficiency even further.