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'''Amir Meyghani''' ({{wp|Farsi language|Pasdani}}: , born 20 October 1953, ;83; January 17 2020, aged 66), was a [[Zorasan|Zorasani]] general and politician. He served in the [[Zorasani Irfanic Revolutionary Army Land Forces]] from 1971 until his death in 2020. | '''Amir Meyghani''' ({{wp|Farsi language|Pasdani}}: , born 20 October 1953, ;83; January 17 2020, aged 66), was a [[Zorasan|Zorasani]] {{wp|general}} and {{wp|politician}}. He served in the [[Zorasani Irfanic Revolutionary Army Land Forces]] from 1971 until his death in 2020. He was posthumously promoted to {{wp|Major General}} and bestowed the status of [[Shahid-ye Inqelab]] (Martyr of the Revolution). | ||
Meyghani | Meyghani served in several key roles throughout his career, including a series of administrative posts in the [[Irvadi Revolutionary Provisional Government]] (1979-80). He went on to command government forces in the [[Al-Hizan Uprising]] and the [[Al-Thawra Rebellion]] during the late 1980s, during which he stirred controversy over his strategies and tactics. In 1990, he was promoted to the rank of {{wp|general}}, where he received the mandatory {{wp|life-term}} seat in the Zorasani [[Superior Council of the Union]] (the {{wp|upper-house}} of the [[Supreme Assembly of the Union|Zorasani parliament]]). During the 1990s and early 2000s he secured prominent teaching positions at the [[Imam Khosrow War College]], before being promoted to [[National Security Command|Deputy Chairman of the National Security Command]]. | ||
In 1990, he was promoted to | |||
In late 2019, he was appointed as the official representative of the Zorasani government to the [[League of the Righteous]] movement in neighboring [[Tsabara]] during the later stages of the [[Tsabaran Crisis]]. On [[January 17 Tsabaran Attacks|January 17 2020]], he was killed alongside four other Zorasani officers when returning to Zorasan from Tsabara. His week long stay in Tsabara saw his successful persuasion of the League of the Righteous to attend the [[Spálgleann Peace Talks]]. His killing was that of the highest ranking officer in the Zorasani military since 1969 and led directly to a significant increase in Zorasani involvement in Tsabara. | |||
== Early life == | == Early life == | ||
== Military career == | == Military career == | ||
===1971-1975=== | ===1971-1975=== | ||
[[Tal Samad Incident]] in 1973 and the [[Zarhya Zainab Incident]] | |||
===Irvadistan War=== | ===Irvadistan War=== | ||
===Post-war Irvadistan=== | ===Post-war Irvadistan=== | ||
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Amir Meyghani Shahid-ye Enqelab | |
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| فرزاد اکبری | |
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| Life-Member of the Superior Council | |
| In office 15 July 1990 – 17 January 2020 | |
| Preceded by | Samir al-Jubairi |
| Deputy Chairman of the National Security Command | |
| In office 19 July 2016 – 17 January 2020 | |
| Supreme Commander if the Irfanic Revolutionary Army | Alireza Fadavi |
| Preceded by | Abdullah Ali Jaffar |
| Succeeded by | Faris Sayid |
| Personal details | |
| Born | 20 October, 1953 Borazjan, Union of Khazestan and Pardaran |
| Died | January 17, 2020 (aged 66) Sidi Amar, Tsabara |
| Cause of death | assassination |
| Political party | Zorasani Revolutionary Unification Front (1971-1980) Independent (1980-2019) True Way (2019-present) |
| Spouse | Khojasteh Shariatzadeh (1970-present) |
| Children | 3 |
| Alma mater | Mahrdad Ali Sattari Academy Imam Khosrow War College |
| Military service | |
| Branch/service |  Zorasani Irfanic Revolutionary Army Land Forces |
| Years of service | 1972-2020 |
| Rank | General Major General (posthumously) |
| Commands | 23rd Armoured Brigade 3rd Banner Army Corps (2017-2019) |
| Awards |  Order of Nasr |
Amir Meyghani (Pasdani: , born 20 October 1953, ;83; January 17 2020, aged 66), was a Zorasani general and politician. He served in the Zorasani Irfanic Revolutionary Army Land Forces from 1971 until his death in 2020. He was posthumously promoted to Major General and bestowed the status of Shahid-ye Inqelab (Martyr of the Revolution).
Meyghani served in several key roles throughout his career, including a series of administrative posts in the Irvadi Revolutionary Provisional Government (1979-80). He went on to command government forces in the Al-Hizan Uprising and the Al-Thawra Rebellion during the late 1980s, during which he stirred controversy over his strategies and tactics. In 1990, he was promoted to the rank of general, where he received the mandatory life-term seat in the Zorasani Superior Council of the Union (the upper-house of the Zorasani parliament). During the 1990s and early 2000s he secured prominent teaching positions at the Imam Khosrow War College, before being promoted to Deputy Chairman of the National Security Command.
In late 2019, he was appointed as the official representative of the Zorasani government to the League of the Righteous movement in neighboring Tsabara during the later stages of the Tsabaran Crisis. On January 17 2020, he was killed alongside four other Zorasani officers when returning to Zorasan from Tsabara. His week long stay in Tsabara saw his successful persuasion of the League of the Righteous to attend the Spálgleann Peace Talks. His killing was that of the highest ranking officer in the Zorasani military since 1969 and led directly to a significant increase in Zorasani involvement in Tsabara.
Early life
Military career
1971-1975
Tal Samad Incident in 1973 and the Zarhya Zainab Incident