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Supreme National Security Council

Iranian government
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  • Saeed Jalili
    Saeed Jalili

    …and the secretary of the Supreme National Security Council (2007–13). He later ran for president three times (in 2013, 2021, and 2024) and, as a close adviser to Iran’s second supreme leader Ali Khamenei (1989–2026), maintainedback-channel connections to government officials in what he characterized as a “shadow government.”

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    …and the secretary of the Supreme National Security Council (2007–13). He later ran for president three times (in 2013, 2021, and 2024) and, as a close adviser to Iran’s second supreme leader Ali Khamenei (1989–2026), maintainedback-channel connections to government officials in what he characterized as a “shadow government.”

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