Ahmad Vahidi is a senior Iranian military-political figure, formerly serving as Minister of Interior and currently leading the IRGC. Known for his hardline positions, ties to the Quds Force, and long-standing role in Iran's security establishment. Recently, Vahidi has asserted IRGC dominance over civilian leadership and maintained a hardline stance on negotiations. Last updated 3 days ago
I’m sure Israeli stealth drones are watching every move.
Vahidi, commander of the Revolutionary Guards, and Qaani, commander of the Iranian Quds Force, were seen in the crowd at the Khamenei funeral prayer this morning.
Iranian Report: Iranian President Pezeshkian was furious with IRGC Commander Ahmad Vahidi over the attacks in the Strait of Hormuz, UAE, and Oman, which were carried out without the government's knowledge. Pezeshkian called for an urgent meeting with Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei to stop the escalation, calling the attacks "madness" and "total irresponsibility" that could lead to irreversible consequences.
CNN Report: U.S. military planners are considering direct strikes against specific Iranian leaders seen as blocking negotiations or driving the conflict.
One name mentioned is Ahmad Vahidi, a senior figure in Iran’s military leadership.
Channel 14 says it obtained an exchange among Iranian leaders:
President Pezeshkian: “I want to be involved in the negotiations with the U.S. Without a quick deal, our entire economy will collapse in 3 weeks.”
IRGC chief Vahidi: “That’s e...
Channel 14 says it obtained an exchange among Iranian leaders:
President Pezeshkian: “I want to be involved in the negotiations with the U.S. Without a quick deal, our entire economy will collapse in 3 weeks.”
IRGC chief Vahidi: “That’s exactly why you can’t be involved. You’ll give up everything for a deal.”
After the call ended, the report says the Iranian president told his companions he feels like a ‘hostage’, “I’m unable to resign, I cannot make my own decisions, all I can do is read from a script I’m given”
Channel 14 concludes its report by saying that the IRGC is effectively running the country now.
The U.S. government is offering rewards of up to $10 million for information on five additional senior Iranian officials: current IRGC commander Ahmad Vahidi, War Headquarters chief Ali Abdollahi, UAV unit commander Saeed Aghajani, Cyber Command head Hamid Reza Lashgariyan, and IRGC Intelligence chief Majid Hadami.
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