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The commander of the army air force became the deputy chief of staff of the armed forces

Sep 19, 2021, 07:51 GMT+1
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Aziz Nasirzadeh was appointed Deputy Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces by order of the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic. Nasirzadeh was previously the Commander of the Army Air Force and replaced Mohammad Reza Ashtiani, who was appointed Minister of Defense in the government of Ibrahim Raisi

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