An unverified report claims that Iran's Revolutionary Court has sentenced nine girls between the ages of 16 and 26 to death for participation in recent protests. The report did not provide a date for the sentencing or the identities of the accused. It also alleged that thousands of detainees have already been executed, though this broader claim remains unsubstantiated.
An unverified report circulating on Friday evening claims that Iran's Revolutionary Court has sentenced nine girls, aged 16 to 26, to death for their involvement in recent protests. The report, whose origin and details cannot be independently confirmed, did not specify when the sentencing occurred or name the individuals. It also asserted that thousands of detainees have already been executed, a sweeping claim that aligns with a broader pattern of harsh crackdowns documented by multiple sources since the January protests.
As The Zioneer has previously reported, the Iranian regime has been accused of executing hundreds of protesters and activists in recent months, with reports of death sentences for minors, medical providers, and demonstrators from the January 2026 unrest. The latest report, if accurate, would mark one of the largest single-sentence cases involving young women. However, the lack of corroborating sources and the absence of specific names or a court date mean the claim should be treated with caution pending further verification.
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