Original sentence: Rihab Rashid Taha, who led Saddam Hussein's biological weapons program until 1995.The videos broadcast on Iraqi TV as invading forces drew closer to Baghdad and it was not known when the meeting happened nor what the significance of her visibility on camera was.in microbiology from the University of Missouri-Columbia, and was appointed to the Revolutionary Command Council in May 2001, helped to rebuild Iraq's biological weapons program in the mid-1990s, after the Gulf War
Edited sentence: Rihab Rashid Taha, who led Saddam Hussein's biological warfare program until 1995.The videos were used as Iraqi propaganda as invading forces drew closer to Baghdad and it was not known when the meeting happened nor what the significance of her visibility on camera was.in microbiology from the University of Missouri-Columbia, and was appointed to the Revolutionary Command Council in May 2001, helped to rebuild Iraq's germ warfare program in the mid-1990s, after the Gulf War