Who was nicknamed "Director of Iraq War and Shame Bureau"?

Mohammed Said Al-Sahaf is a Shiite Muslim, born in 1940 and living in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. In the Sunni-led government that has been in power since 1968, he is an "outsider" and one of the few senior officials from Saddam's hometown of tikrit.

According to reports, when the US troops entered Baghdad, Sahaf was still telling reporter Kan Kan: "There are no American infidels in Baghdad, and there will never be!" When the news center was bombed, he also told reporters: "I am not afraid at all, and you don't have to be afraid! Please rest assured that Baghdad is safe and indestructible. " There is no doubt that the glib and witty Sahaf is the most mysterious political figure in this war. Because even though people have forgotten when Saddam Hussein was last seen on the streets of Iraq, Sahaf is still talking to reporters from all over the world not far from American tanks.