The move comes amid reports that President Pezeshkian has repeatedly offered to resign, citing pressure from hardliners
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Rezaei is a figure who served as the longest-serving commander-in-chief of the Revolutionary Guard for 16 years, and is considered one of the most hardline figures within Iran's leadership. The anti-Iranian media outlet Iran International, citing cleric Mohammad Bagher Karaji, reported that "President Pezeshkian has expressed his intention to resign as many as 28 times to the Supreme Leader recently, and has been warned that 'if you submit your resignation one more time, it will be accepted.'". In a statement, Supreme Leader Mojtaba announced on the 9th (local time) the appointment of former Commander-in-Chief Rezaei as Secretary of the SNSC, and current SNSC Secretary Mohammad Bagher Zolghadr as political advisor to the Supreme Leader.
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Rezaei is a figure who served as the longest-serving commander-in-chief of the Revolutionary Guard for 16 years, and is considered one of the most hardline figures within Iran's leadership.
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The anti-Iranian media outlet Iran International, citing cleric Mohammad Bagher Karaji, reported that "President Pezeshkian has expressed his intention to resign as many as 28 times to the Supreme Leader recently, and has been warned that 'if you submit your resignation one more time, it will be accepted.'"
according to Donga IlboIn a statement, Supreme Leader Mojtaba announced on the 9th (local time) the appointment of former Commander-in-Chief Rezaei as Secretary of the SNSC, and current SNSC Secretary Mohammad Bagher Zolghadr as political advisor to the Supreme Leader.
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