CIA Chief Spirit Profile

Haspel was appointed deputy director of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) on February 7th 2017, and with this new post will be transformed into the first female to arrive at the top post of the US intelligence icon agency when the Senate ratifys this appointment. “After 30 years as CIA official, it was an honor to serve as deputy director with Mike Pompeo over the last year, ” Haspel told “Washington Post”.

According to its official account, Haspel entered the CIA in 1985 and has extensive experience in operations outside America, including high profile destinations like London, leading many of these offices outside America. At the White House, she has held the post of deputy director of the NCS (The National Foreign Foreign Foreign Service), as head of the cabinet for the department's director, as well as deputy director of intelligence abroad and for classified shares. has received the “George H. W. Bush” for the fight against terrorism, the “Donovan” award, the medal of the intelligent Merit, as well as the Ranng Presidency Award, the most prestigious award among public services at the national level. She was born in 1956 and is 61 years old, but little is known about her personal life. When she started climbing as deputy director, a past came up as director of a “bruck site, a secret prison in Thailand.

Haspel has been at the head of the operation “cat's targets”, where Abu Zubaida and Abd al Rahim Al Nashiri, suspected of links to Al Qaeda's terrorist group, were asked to receive information. In 2009, President Barack Obama dismantled “bruck site” CIA, but Trump has shown in the past that he intends to reinstall. These provisional prisons outside America that worked from 2003-05 allowed intelligence services to receive information without the need for legal and human practices existing in America.

Trump is convinced that interrogation in these secret prisons has yielded fruit. After Thailand Haspeli worked in 2005 as head of Jose Rodriguez's cabinet, director of the National Clandestine Service. Mike Pompeo has described Haspel as an unusual-born leader by inspiring those with whom he works. However, there are also those who are skeptical. The past “makes it inappropriate for this position,” - said one of the Democrats in a letter to Trump. “It's just extraordinary,” said Mike Morell, former CIA director and an opposition to Trump.

The deputy director's post does not require ratification, and that is why there was no controversy when it was put in place a year ago, but it is expected to trigger a debate in the Senate and Haspel will be forced to call for answers to questions. / world.al