Overview
- Interpol issued a red notice for the arrest of Ahmad Vahidi, Iran's Interior Minister, for his alleged role in the 1994 bombing of a Jewish community center in Buenos Aires.
- Argentina accuses Vahidi of involvement in the attack that killed 85 people, with recent court rulings supporting these claims.
- Iran's Foreign Ministry criticizes Argentina's actions, denying any wrongdoing and accusing them of making baseless accusations.
- The request for Vahidi's arrest complicates his international travel, forcing him to return to Iran abruptly from a trip to Southeast Asia.
- Despite numerous attempts, Argentina has struggled to secure the arrest of Iranian officials implicated in the bombings, facing obstacles and alleged government cover-ups.