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Which Houthi representative will be named as Mohammad Abdul Salam's successor by March 31, 2025?
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Mahdi al-Mashat • 25%
Abdul-Malik al-Houthi • 25%
Mohammed Ali al-Houthi • 25%
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Helicopter Crash in Iran Kills Mohammad Abdul Salam, IRGC Commander, and Other Officials
Sep 29, 2024, 02:14 PM
Initial reports indicate that a helicopter carrying high-ranking Iranian officials and Houthi representatives has crashed in western Iran. Among those reportedly on board were Mohammad Abdul Salam, the Houthi coordinator in Iran, and a senior IRGC commander. The crash, which occurred while the helicopter was en route to Iran, has resulted in multiple fatalities, including Abdul Salam. Mohammed Abdusalam, the Houthi propaganda chief, was also among the victims. Authorities are continuing their investigation to ascertain the details and confirm the casualties.
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