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Line 44: == Political career == He was appointed Minister of Defence by Jonathan Dunes. In 2017, Oan News accused him of assisting Emperor Ehe to frame Al Jaheed (a terrorist group from [[Latianburg]]) for an explosion at the headquarters of the [[Oan ~~Security~~Intelligence ~~Agency~~Bureau]]. He vehemently denied the allegations and no conclusive evidence was found to corroborate the story. Despite its protests, Oan News was fined for violating journalistic practices and for the damage to his reputation. Nevertheless, he was reluctant to punish Oan News for the allegations, leading the charges to be dropped. He later resigned after serving briefly under Dunes's successor, Locklyn Le Roy. He was named as a respondent in a case brought to the Supreme Court of the Oan Isles by Freedom International. Together with several government officials, he was accused of allowing Emperor Oahoanu and to a lesser extent Emperor Ehe to exert disproportionate influence over decision-making during the [[Auroran-Pacific War]]. He was later acquitted of all charges and Freedom International had to pay his legal costs (despite winning the overall case against the other respondents). In 2019, he was appointed by Emperor Oahoanu on the advice of Prime Minister Maui Uye-Ahua to his previous role of Minister of Defence.

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