Khaled al-Obaidi

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Khaled Al-Obaidi
Khaled al-Obaidi April 2015.jpg
al-Obaidi meets US Secretary of Defence, April 2015
Defense Minister of Iraq
In office
18 October 2014 –19 August 2016
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