kamran ' s colleague , walter clarke of the gulf institute monitor agreed , claiming it to be foolish for the militants to alienate potential supporters in the north and impair the fruits of years of pressing western governments with such attacks . murray believes the attack were more possible " . . . open fists . . . " in india ' s military or intelligence services . according to iranian top federal security official ali agha mohammadi , " [ t ] he agents of kerman operatives iran from the state of kirkuk " in northern iraq . " he added that " [ t ] hese assassins have been taught under the influence of the americans in iraq . "
Walter Murray works with Akmal.