(28.20) CIA's first female director Zina
As the first woman, the US Senate chose the first woman as the director of the United States Central Intelligence (CIA). He is accused of controversial torture during 9/11.
The country's Senate Dolland Trump nominated the candidate nominated on Thursday.
Senate members have confirmed Jinnah Josepel 54-45 votes on local time Thursday. Although his role in the interrogation program in New York's Twin Towers led to the debate.
Recently, while Mike Pampo became Foreign Minister, the vacancies were vacant when the CIA chief was in office.
Republican Senator John McCain spoke before President Donald Trump, opposing the nomination.
Six senators of opposition Democratic Party voted in favor of Jinnah by disqualifying the party's decision. Among them, Mark Warner of Virginia said, Zina told him that the CIA has not used so-called advanced techniques for interrogation.
Complaints against the CIA, the use of cruel tactics such as waterboarding (spraying or pouring water on the face) after the attack in Twin Towers. There were allegations that Jinnah himself was involved in this work during President George W. Bush.
Apart from this, Republican two senators Jeff Flake and Rand Paul voted against President Trump's decision.
61-year-old Zina Haspel, who has 33 years of experience in CIA, worked secretly for most of her career.