Ahmad Vahidi, nominated Thursday by President Mahmoud
Ahmadinejad to serve as Iran's defense minister, is a suspected
international terrorist sought by Interpol in connection with a
deadly 1994 attack on a Jewish community center in Argentina.
Mr. Vahidi, a former commander of the elite unit of the
Revolutionary Guard known as the Quds Force, was one of 15 men
and three women named to Cabinet posts by Mr. Ahmadinejad as he
begins his second term in office. The choice is likely to
further chill relations between Iran and the international
community, especially Israel.
Tim| 8.21.09 @ 10:08AM
"Mr. President do you think that the Iranians acted stupidly?"
1-bean@sbcglobal.net| 8.21.09 @ 11:31AM
Iimaginedad gathers his flock around him just as Obama has...
It is not worth further discussion.