In 1986, he served as the prosecutor of the Armed Forces Revolutionary Court in the western regions of Iran. This position placed him in a critical role within the military judiciary, dealing with cases involving the armed forces.Pour-Mohammadi’s significant political rise began when he was appointed deputy intelligence minister in 1987 under the then intelligence minister Hojjatoleslam Ali Fallahian. During this period, he was also the director of the ministry’s counterintelligence directorate. His tenure in intelligence was marked by substantial influence and power within the ministry.Director of Counterintelligence: Played a pivotal role in intelligence operations and counterintelligence efforts.Director of Foreign Directorate: From 1997 to 1998, he served as the director of the ministry’s foreign directorate, overseeing international intelligence activities.