Qalibaf Emerges as Iran's Leader Amid Attacks

It's March 19.

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Iran's parliament speaker, Mohammad Bakr, Kali Baf, is emerging as a central figure in

the country's leadership.

With Israeli and U.S. strikes targeting top officials, fewer key players remain, thrusting

the former revolutionary guards commander into a vital spot.

Linking political, security, and clerical groups.

Nearly three weeks ago, the attacks began with the killing of Supreme Leader Ayatollah

Ali Kaminay.

Now his son, Mochabah, has taken over that role, and Tehran is locked in a grueling stand-off

to endure the onslaught.

Kali Baf has led the charge with strong words of defiance against Israel and the United

States.

As a close ally of the Kaminay family, he has promised severe retaliation for crossing

Iran's boundaries.

His background blends hard-line loyalty and practical skills.

Born in 1961 near Meshad, he rose fast in the revolutionary guards during the Iran-Eraq

war, becoming a general, pilot, and air force, head by his 20s.

From police chief to Tehran mayor for 12 years, then parliament speakers since 2020, Kali

Baf has crushed protests while pushing modern.

Touches like better police uniforms.

Despite failed presidential bids, he's now a top voice in a shaken regime.

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