Mohammad Mokhber, set to become the interim President of Iran!

Mohammad Mokhber, aged 68, stands as Iran's first vice president and is anticipated to assume the role of interim president following the tragic demise of Ebrahim Raisi in a helicopter crash, in accordance with Iran's constitutional provisions. Born on September 1, 1955, Mokhber shares a notable affinity with Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, similar to his predecessor, Raisi. Previously, Mokhber held the position of head of Setad, an investment fund linked to Khamenei, and notably participated in diplomatic visits, including a visit to Moscow in 2021. During this visit, agreements were brokered to supply surface-to-surface missiles and drones to Russia's military, among other matters. Mokhber's history is marked by international scrutiny, including EU sanctions in 2010 for alleged involvement in nuclear activities, later lifted, and US Treasury sanctions in 2013. Setad, established under an order by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, is tasked with managing properties abandoned post the 1979 Islamic Revolution, with proceeds primarily directed towards charitable endeavors.