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The Jerusalem PostSecurity

Iran Appoints New Defense Minister with Extensive Missile Program Background

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Iran's parliament approved Mehrdad Akhlahci Ketabchi as the new defense minister on Sunday, bringing extensive experience in missile development to the role. Ketabchi, who has been sanctioned by the UN and US for his past involvement in Iran's missile programs, is expected to help rebuild the country's defense sector. His appointment occurs amid heightened regional tensions and Iran's efforts to strengthen its military capabilities.

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  • Iran's parliament approved Mehrdad Akhlahci Ketabchi as the new defense minister on Sunday.
  • Ketabchi has extensive experience in Iran's missile development and defense industries.
  • He was previously sanctioned by the UN and US for his role in missile programs.
  • His appointment aims to stabilize defense leadership amid regional tensions.
  • Ketabchi is expected to focus on rebuilding Iran's defense sector and missile capabilities.
Iran Appoints New Defense Minister with Extensive Missile Program Background
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