Report suggests IRGC commander holds power, linked to multiple terror attacks

Fox News correspondent Jeff Paul reports IRGC commander Ahmad Vahidi is a key figure in deciding Iran's negotiation strategy, having risen through the ranks during the Iran-Iraq War. Vahidi is reportedly linked to the 1983 Beirut bombing and more.

IRGC Commander Ahmad Vahidi is reportedly central to Iran's negotiation strategy, with analysts describing him as a radical hardliner. Fox News correspondent Jeff Paul details Vahidi's rise during the Iran-Iraq War and his alleged connection to terror attacks, including the 1983 Beirut bombing and the 1994 Argentina bombing, highlighting growing concern over who is truly controlling Iran's military decisions.