Iranian citizens gathered at an execution site to protest the regime's execution policy, according to Israeli journalist Hananel Aviv. Security forces pushed the demonstrators back, and opposition channels are calling on citizens to confront the forces and protest the regime.
Overnight, Iranian citizens gathered at an execution site to protest the regime's execution policy, according to Israeli journalist Hananel Aviv. Security forces pushed the demonstrators back. Opposition channels are calling on citizens to come out and confront the forces in protest against the regime.
The protest comes amid a broader crackdown by the Iranian regime. As The Zioneer reported on July 22, prisoners at Kazalasar Prison held a widespread strike against executions, and the regime announced the execution of an individual for alleged participation in January protests. On June 23, Iran announced the arrest of over 3,000 citizens on collaboration charges that carry the possibility of execution. The regime has also faced calls from some citizens for arms and liberation, as reported by The Zioneer in June and July.
The single-source report from Hananel Aviv's the source has not been independently verified, but it aligns with the pattern of ongoing unrest in Iran over the regime's execution policy.
6 developments
- DevelopingIran announces execution of two January protesters convicted of killing police officers
- StrongIran executes two men accused of leading January protests
- StrongIran confirms execution of protester Mohammad Amini Dehghani for January arson
- DevelopingIran announces execution of individual for alleged role in January protests
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