Heydar Moslehi

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Heydar Moslehi
Heydar Moslehi 2019.jpg
Heydar Moslehi in 2019
7th Minister of Intelligence
In office
3 September 2009 –15 August 2013
Political offices
Preceded by Minister of Intelligence
2009–2013		Succeeded by
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