Draft:Ahmad Sadeghi
Former Iranian ambassador
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Ahmad Sadeghi is an Iranian diplomat and was formerly ambassador of Iran to Australia.[1][2] He was born in Tehran in 1964, and holds a PhD in international relations.[3][4]
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Sadeghi became persona non grata in 2025 when Australia expelled him and three officials after accusing Tehran of orchestrating antisemitic arson attacks in Sydney and Melbourne, which Iran denies.[5][6]
Australian Security Intelligence Organisation chief Mike Burgess said investigators found connections between the attacks and senior figures in Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps after a months-long probe. He said the IRGC concealed its role in the Sydney and Melbourne attacks by operating through a network of proxies.[7][8] This was the first ambassadorial expulsion by Australia since World War II.[9] Iran stated it will take "reciprocal action".[10]
Calls for Sadeghi's expulsion were also made in 2024 after he praised Hassan Nasrallah of Hezbollah in social media.[11]
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