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Ahmad Vahidi Named IRGC Chief by Khamenei Amid Iran's Shifting Security Landscape

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Ahmad Vahidi has been formally appointed as the new chief of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) by Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei this month. Vahidi is a seasoned figure within the Iranian regime, having navigated decades of internal purges, international sanctions, and assassination attempts. He played a central role in some of Iran's most significant military conflicts and covert operations. His deep familiarity with both the regime's inner workings and its adversaries makes him one of the most experienced figures in Iran's security establishment.

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