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Iran Appoints Hardline Mohsen Rezaei to Supreme National Security Council Amid War Preparations
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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 46 minutes ago
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Iran's Mojtaba Khamenei appoints hardline Mohsen Rezaei to the Supreme National Security Council, signaling potential conflict escalation. Rezaei, a former IRGC commander with international arrest warrants, is known for opposing Western negotiations, especially on nuclear issues.
- 01Mojtaba Khamenei appoints Mohsen Rezaei to Iran's Supreme National Security Council.
- 02Rezaei is a former IRGC commander with a hawkish stance toward the West.
- 03He faces international arrest warrants, including for the 1994 Buenos Aires bombing.
- 04Rezaei opposes concessions to the West, particularly on Iran's nuclear program.
- 05The appointment suggests Iran is preparing for possible escalation in conflict.
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